New Chinese Consortium to Aid Smver New York
In July reports from quarters indicate a major Chicago bank backs a new native Chinese consortium named Morgan Foreign Chinese Consortium. It aims to counter a Japanese banking bloc linked to earlier market collapses. Two Chinese banks opened New York branches this week as stock markets show shifts.
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Rabid animal attacks reported near Benson and Thatcher
Campers in Arizona report rabid animal incidents while traveling from Tucson to Benson and near Rice County. John W. Miller, a captain, treated in El Paso for hydrophobia symptoms after a dog bite. A ten month old child of Earnest Shumway, a Thatcher teacher, was bitten at a night camp near Thatcher as the party moved northward.
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Sister Spill Beans Means Prison Right Away
Louis Robles faces immediate prison transfer after his sister allegedly exposed details to the Bisbee sheriff. Robles was rearrested for stealing shoes from El Zalada store and used the name Jose Gonzales at booking. Field, a former Bisbee barber and local official, surrendered in Tucson and identified Robles as the man linked to the Ajo slaying case. Field had previously hidden in Sonora and is slated for a preliminary exam next Monday.
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Bottomless Pits Explored Near Fingstaft Cabin
William Younger and Clarence Hughes explored the Bottomless Pits three miles southeast of Fingstaft. They descended about 400 feet along watercourses and cliffs, reaching a final depth near 300 feet with air that shifted from warm near the surface to cooler at the bottom. The cave drains into the Rio de Grag watershed, feeding Walnut creek during floods.
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Weather and crop report from Yuma floods and Arizona drought
Weather bureau notes from Phoenix show levee breaks above Gadeden and $56 560 damage to reclamation work. Salt district growers fear weather but rains have not stopped fruit development. Watermelons plentiful though generally of poor quality while cotton grows well. Alfalfa seed harvest active in Yuma with a good average crop referenced.
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Business Man Sullivan Dies After Typhoid Illness
George Arthur Sullivan a prominent Nogales businessman died at St Josephs hospital after a weeks illness from typhoid fever following an operation for appendicitis. He was ? died at 3 15 this morning.
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Ashurst bill advances adding judge for Arizona district
Washington July 13 The House Judiciary Committee reported favorably on the Ashurst bill creating an additional United States judge for the District of Arizona. Arizona politicians Carl Hayden and James Dunseath urged passage, noting Arizona's vast public lands, forests, Indian reservations, and reclamation projects that burden the federal courts. They argued the state’s unique federal interests require more judicial capacity.
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Tombstone Mining Camp Sees Ongoing Activity Despite Plant Downtime
In Tombstone mining conditions are solid yet hampered by a nonoperational smelting plant in Douglas. El Paso shipments sustain activity as workers finish a large cooperative milling plant. The Solstice mine strike and other rich discoveries keep the camp in the public eye as Tombstone reemerges.
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Cochise County to be well represented at tax conference
Cochise County officials and property owners discussed assessments at a tax conference in Biaboo and Douglas. The tax commission considered lowering the Salton city real estate assessment by about twelve percent, with Cochise County pressing for a similar reduction.
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Connecting Road Proposal Near Garden Canyon
The district wetters urge rebuilding the old road through Garden Canyon to connect the west side of the mountain and the Aatwel valley bringing trade to this region. The road would open a mountain resort near Sun de and the Peterson ranch offering views of the San Rafael valley and access from Tombstone.
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