Tucson Newspaper Sued For 15000 In 1921 Suit
HD Midkiff a Phoenix prohibition enforcement officer sues State Consolidated Publishing Co for 5000 punitive and 10000 actual damages over a March 5 1921 Tuc son Daily Star article. The complaint filed in Judge Stanford's division alleges the paper misnamed Midkipp as involved in a criminal matter, published wantonly and maliciously.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phoenix
Tucson Daily Star
HD. Midkaft
State Consolidated — Publishing
of the Star
Stanford
Superior Court
HD Midkipp
Midkitt
Midkiee
Arizona
United States Prohibition
District of Arizona
Midkiff
Stockmen urge lower retail meat prices in Arizona
A joint meeting of the Arizona Cattlemen's Association and the Arizona Wool Growers Association adopted resolutions urging consumers in Arizona to demand a 25 percent cut in retail meat prices to reflect livestock price declines. The groups also oppose Interstate Commerce Commission railroad rate regulation, seek changes to state land taxation, and advocate redirecting state land funds to reduce state loan interest.
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Plagstafe
Arizona Cattle Overs” Association
Arizona Wool Growers” Association
Arizona
Interstate Commerce Commission
Congress
Booze Shipment Through Port of Nogales Stopped
Customs officers received a Washington telegram directing that no Havoi consigned to Mexico pass through the U S port after July 15. Traditionally a weekly beer shipment from Monterey to Nogales via Nogales Arizona and occasional whiskey via Calexico Mexicali Tucson Nogales will be halted. The order, based on an attorney general opinion, leaves Nogales without beer on June 20 while Hermosillo plans to start production 150 miles south.
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Nogales
Washington
Mexico
United States
Monterey
Sonora
Noxales
Arizona
Guaymas
Calexes
Mexicalli
Tucson
United States Attorney General
Hermosillo
Phoenix Man Named New Mexico Adjutant General
Santa Fe July 11 Adjutant General Henry R Brown announced the appointment of Major Edward S Linton of Phoenix Ariz as assistant adjutant general in New Mexico He now holds the same post in Arizona according to Mr Brows
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Mexxico
Santa FE
N. M
Henry R. Brown
Edward S. Linton
Phoenix
Ariz
New Mexico
Arizona
Brows
Preliminary hearing for Meaicams in Hereford robbery case
The seven Meaicams charged with holding up Robert Reay at Hereford on July 2 are under preliminary examination. Sheriff Hood attended the Saturday hearing and is in charge as it continues this afternoon. One suspect, the Mexican Reay claims to be the leader and threatens revenge if released.
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Robert Reay
Hereford
Craig
Lowell
Hood
Bisbee
Fin
Reay
Charges on treatment of veterans at multiple hospitals
A special investigating committee heard charges that former service members are improperly cared for at Se Government and central hospitals in Greenville South Carolina Liberty North Florida Phoenix and Tucson. Doctors and nurses were accused of sympathy failures and poor sanitary food and overall inadequate tuberculosis care. A California contract physician allegedly charged patients private sums while the government paid for care, pushing some men into boarding houses. The witness claimed fears of being labeled insane to force discharge or transfer to mental facilities.
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Washington
Severnment
Central Hospitals
Gene Special
Greenville
Liberty
N, FL
Phoenix
Tucson
Ariz
Arie
Los Angeles
Mot ‘al
California
Eostale
Arizona crop conditions improve over last year
Phoenix July 11 Arizona crop conditions are generally better than by June 1 this year though U S averages lag. Rain yields are below average but better than expected. Cotton prospects rose slightly while pasture remains very poor. Production forecasts include 36000 bales of cotton lint 12000 bales of short staple 9595000 bushels of wheat 422000 tons of hay 1415000 bushels of grain sorghum 700 bushels beans 464000 bushels potatoes and 1500 cars of cantaloupes.
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Phoenix
Arizona
United States
Eenling
Dus
EL. M. Harrison
United States Bureau of Markets
Lews Springs Burglary Suspects Held for Court
Robbio Hernandez and Patael Hernandez two Mexican boys were held to answer for robbing the Lewis Springs depot Saturday night Judge H P Merrill presided. Roberto over 21 bound at 1000 dollars while the youth of 12 was sent to the juvenile court. Under Sheriff Blyth pursued them at Lewis Springs where the station agent had captured them. The stolen amount is not yet learned.
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Robbio Hernandez
Patael Hernandez
H. P. Merrill
Lewis Spings
Roberto
Johsn Blyth
Lewis Springs
Sherif Blyth
Valuation of 105 Millions On Producing Mines in Cochise County
The state tax commission lists valuations for producing mines across Arizona counties led by Cochise with 105 million and Gila with 195.77 million. The compilation names Mine companies such as Magna Copper, Calumet & Arizona, Phelps Dodge, United Verde, and others, detailing producers and stakes in Cochise Pima Yavapai and surrounding regions.
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Cochise County
Gila
Cochiay County
State Tax Commission
Fila County
Arizona
State Commission
Cochise
Arizona United Mining Company
Hunker Hill Mines Company
Calumet & Arizona Mining Company
Calumet & Arizona
Germania Group
Commonwealth Mining & Milling Company
Thomas Higgins
Phelps Dodge Corporation
Copper Queen
Astart Shattuck
Arizona Copper Company
Gia
Arizona Asbestos Association
Ariana Commercial Mining Company
Glia Copper Sulphide Company
Inspiration Consolidated Copper Company
Iron Cap Copper Company
Mian Copper Company
OM Dominion Company
Gree Arizona Copy
Lad Phelps Dodge Corporation
Morenci
Monave
Tom Reed Gold Mines Company
United Eastern Mining Company
Pima Amerikan Smelting & Refining Co
Imperial Mines
Midland Copper Company
New Cornelia Copper Company
Percy Williams
el Tiro Leasing Company
Ed Verde Copper Company
United Verde Extension Mining Company
Gold Imports Hit Record in World War I Era
The National City Bank of New York reports gold imports in the fiscal year end 1921 reached historic levels, with $2.62 billion imported since 1821 and $2.670 billion since the war began, while exports totaled $1.425 billion. The war boosted U.S. gold stock to about $3.175 trillion by June 1, 1921, and global gold stocks hovered near $9 trillion. The United States now holds about 27 percent of world monetary gold, up from roughly 1 percent before the war.
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United States
National City Bank of New York
Europe
Gorus
Met
Treasury Department
Mint
Lol
Aera
Discovery Ateries
Uelow
Rancher charged by range says out of work
In Tucson a rancher from Sonolta lost his right eye yesterday after a meat cart accident during milking. A. H. Condren, secretary of the commerce bureau, notes 400 to 500 Mexicans and 100 Negroes seeking work in the city while employment for cotton picking opens as the labor program proceeds.
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Tucson
Phoenix
Severalun
A. H. Condren
Dustrial Bureau
Teeson Cham
Condrentenor Ral
V. A
St. Joseph's Hospital
Milnes
Barney Resting Easy Brother of Bank Employee
Barney, reported resting easy, is the brother of Miss M. Barney, an employee of the First National Bank of Nogales.
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Barney
Miss M. Barney
The
First National Bank of
Young Mexican Killed by Deputy in Concentrator Town
Refugio Vega, about 22, a Mexican, was shot and killed Sunday morning by Deputy Sheriff Dukes at Concentrator Town near Hear Dat Luts while officers attempted to arrest a Mexican described as shooting up the town. The incident involved Deputy Dukes and Constable Bormifulk who were called to the scene.
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Refugio Vega
Dukes
Concentrator
Bormifulk
Notice for Publication Land Claim in Arizona
Public notice of James BW Seale McNeal Arizona filing for homestead proof at Tombstone on July 6 142 witnesses named Bart Jones Clarence LeDu tuay Wilbur afield Andrew M S. Seeks patent for mining claims in Tombstone District Coctius County with Munker Hill Mines Company. Adjoining claim names listed including GUAY MAS FLUX TELEPHO and LARGE HOPE lodes and others. First pub May 5 1922.
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Fon
James BW Seale
McNeal
Arizona
Guaymas
Chas.eo Marshall Register
Plants for Sale At Farmer Noraergman Adverts
Plant listings advertise Yamato and Tell Pepper plants cabbage and Chile plants with daily availability. Sweet potato slips priced per 190 units. Prices requested for quantities. J. Ingram, farmer, Norbergman. Details under N. 3 Adve.
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Ingram
Noraergman
Notice of patent application for Mineral Survey 3595
The United States notice from Tombstone Arizona records Busker Hull Realty Company of Phoenix has filed for patent on Mineral Survey No. 3595 in Cochise County Arizona. The described claim spans sections and townships with a total area around 14.2 acres, excludes a 3.730 acre Anchor vein area, and references a vein course from the north end center. The location notice is on file in Cochise County Recorder’s office.
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United States Patent Mineral Survey
United States
Arizona
Munker Hill Mines Company
Tombstone
Coctius County
B&b & M Beure
Irea
Hook
Las Arizona
Orfice
Phoenix
Tombstume
Cochise Arlgoms
S. Hange
BB & M
Curnie No
Ghener No
Bermer
North End
County Recorder
Cochise County
Artana
Ficmeans
Arizay
Tombeine
Arizotx
Wanty
E.G. & Srb & Mow
Core
ST. 20S
North End Center
County Recorder of
Cochise Cowat
Chas. E. Marshall
Register
White Leghorn Hatching Bags for Sale in Phoenix
Advertisement from Gleim Poultry Ranch of Phoenix Arizona Route 3 promoting white Leghorn hatching bags and heavy layers priced at 2.09 and 5.90 for sets of 15 eggs delivered postpaid.
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GLEIM
Phoenix
Arizona
Amended mining claim notice in Cochise County Arizona
Public notice records an amended location for the Emerald Southic and Silver Plume lodes in Cochise County Arizona. It lists adjoining claims Hidden Treasure and Emerald, with Survey Nos. 603 and 676, and notes first publication May 8, 1921.
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Joan Wourd
State Land Department
Hoenix
Prescott
Magna Copper Company
Ray Consortiant Copper Company
Department of the Interior
Art
Dl Lade
Katherine No
Black Hawk
and County News
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