India to Export Wheat to Europe Boosts Silver Market
Reports from New York indicate India may export a large wheat tonnage to Europe, boosting silver prices and exchange rates in Shanghai, Hong Kong, and India. London dealers struggle to depress silver prices as Asia drives demand, with China and Hong Kong shipments fueling the market. Indian harvests and exports, including spring wheat and jute, are rising, signaling India’s growing role in global silver dynamics and trade flow to Europe and China.
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London
New York
Inida
Europe
Shanghai
Hong Kong
India
Jone Bo
China Fan
France
England
China
Pettieven
Director General of Commercial Intelligence
Calcutta
Fon
Cochise Couples Given Licenses In County Totals
Fourteen marriage licenses were issued in Cochise county last week by Clerk J. E James of the Superior Court. Names include Juan Encivas and Guadalupe Urlas both 22 and 19, respectively, along with other couples from Douglas Bisbee and Tombstone. Also reported is a decrease of 2000 in Apache County’s assessed valuation as the state tax commission completed its county assessment.
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Cochise County
J. E James
Superior Court
Juan Encivas
Guadalupe
Urlas
Lowell
Fred Jt Bradshy
Mary Bhm
Bishoe
Chashee E Bolander
Lottie Behake
Douglas
Ramon Quinones
Tombstone
Josefa Flores
Bleee
Earl B Barron
Teresa Gladys McDonald
A.D. Kios
Ramyna Ler Serna
Ambla S. Wilkinson
Bisbee
Rosella Jimines
Los Anchules
BR Sanders
Surwen Sosty Siym
Canmace
Son
Victor Rice
Mamie
Lowe
Remon Ville Cos
Paulina Abela
Elbert Hurst
Danna M. Davenport
Arthur L. Sprangier
Lily Sanders
Dougine
H T. Hale
Eria Rapier
Hilltop
Filipe Chaves
Mariana Suen
Middlemarch
Prescott
Avapal County
State Tax Commission
Board of Supervisors
Tucson unions start war on the open shop
July 24 the Building Trades Council declared every contractor or person displaying open shop or indorsing the movement unfair to organize labor. The step ordered the removal of all men from work by contractors belonging to the Musiders.
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Tueson
Building Trades Council
Alem
Colorado River Menaces Yuma Levee Flood Risk
Yuma scenes flood warning as the Colorado River cuts at the east levee. The river’s channel has shifted since recent floods creating a lower bed and an island in the old course while flow roars past the levee from plant to penitentiary hill.
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Yuma
Colorado
Amy Galt
Arizona
Fee Plant
Penitentiary Hill
Albino Quail Reported In Tucson Cove y
A covey near Tucson reports five albino quail found in a flock. Warden Joe Prochaska seeks permission from a county official to shoot the birds for scientific purposes. Brown of Tucson cites past rare sightings and plans two mounts for the warden.
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Tucson
Phoenix
Vale
Joe Prophaska
W. C . Brown
Brown
Prochaska
Touring Information Corrected by Goodrich Company
The Tombstore Commercial Chit reports a garage in El Peso distributed 1918 road condition maps under Goodrich travel and Transport Bureau guidance. A Tourist followed instructions, was harmed, and local business groups alerted Akron officials who acknowledged the issue and pledged to destroy remaining 1918 publications while seeking the El Paso garage.
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Tombstore
el Peso
Goodrich Travel and Transport Bureau
Raymont Beek
Fie
Akron
Oho
Hughes
Tombstone
el Paso
Investment in Los Angeles Firm Grows with Expanded Directors
An improvised report notes a Los Angeles based holding expanding its board to ten directors after securing holdings in Home and Hibernian ventures. Col A 5 Plekere, once a leader at Present, remains a stockholder and director. The Bank of China’s city corner site marks a notable local address as visitors from Arizona pause in town during their travels.
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Brapley
Los Angeles
Adams
Othe
Hibernian Fiwih
Dozer Brunch Berks
Jvicinity
Col A
Plekere
Alta W
Home
Hibernian Company
Tain Bank of Chin Company
Earth
Broadway
Trophy Seniior
Educators hold important meet in northern city
A week of Conference Week at Northern Arizona Normal and a State Board of Education session drew educators from across Arizona. Miss Fisie Toles Cochise County Superintendent praised the program for its strong attendance and practical results. Noted attendees included Dr M P Shawkey and Mrs Cook with two days of focus on rural teacher issues and compensation.
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Northern Arizona Normal School
State Board of Education
Fisie Toles
Cochise County
State Board of Evension
Miss Toles
Arizona
J. 0.Graeger
Northern Arizona Normal
Surat Reho
Witice Ik
SW Men Will Get Big Pay Raise
The El Paso and Southwestern railway workers will gain higher wages costing about 1,250,000 annually for the road and its affiliates. President T. Mo Schumacher notes the exact share for his line is hard to compute. Some roads may begin paying August 1 with adjustments by August 15 and lump-sum May payments.
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Bisbee
EP & SW
T. Mo Schumacher
Schumacher
el Paso & South
Sone Roads
Non-Partisans Meet to Nominate Ticket for Coming Election
Tucson July 4 The advance board of delegates to the State Non-Partisan Labor Committee convention arrived with a large slate of candidates for the state ticket. Candidates include A A Worsley RC Stanford W R Ramsdell John C Norton for senate Lewis W Whitney for attorney general and Charles De Sales Wheeler for secretary of state. Tomorrow morning sessions will hold speeches by candidates and endorsements expected tomorrow afternoon. Laos Kennedy will act as temporary chairman.
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Tucson
Labor Committee
A. A. Worsley
Stanford
W. R Ramsdell
John C. Norton
Senate
Lewis W. Whitney
Charles de Sales Wheeler
Laos Kennedy
Non-Partian
Status Federation of Labor
Art
New Mexico Adopts Arizona Tax Conference Plan
New Mexico plans a summer tax conference following Arizona’s lead. J E Saint, New Mexico tax commissioner, will attend the eight annual conference in Douglas starting July 2 to adopt the Arizona program. The event gathers tax officials, assessors, supervisors, railroad officers, and chamber representatives to discuss tax matters.
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Phoenix
New Menten
Arizona
J. E Saint
New Mexico
Douglas
Tax Commission
Chambers of
Commere
Nogales
San Francis Combustion
Arroyo Boulevard
Wise Theatre
Agaliet
Wise
Dry Weather Deals North Hit Crops Hard
July 24 report from Sam Weir county treasurer describes severe drought in Yuva val and Coconing counties harming potato and grain crops while livestock remains in good shape. An encouraging note cited Thursday mentions a campaign event tied to Mr Web but provides unclear details about candidacy or policies.
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Phoenix
Sam Weir
Yuvaval
Coconing
Web
Sere
Tax roll shows county valuation shifts and exemptions
July 2b report notes taxable property in the county set at 18898, with railroads at Linpert Anttart and 289,819 miles of goat. Total property value reduced to 22,719,678.25 by exemptions totaling 105,510. Northern county stock adds 2,165,408, while net valuation rises by 2,000 to 40,813,155.
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Foconina County
Deportation Train Stop Reveals Tucson Passengers
A prison car on Union Pacific train No. 20 carried Vera Mort O'Brien and De Backer from Tucson along with other alleged illegals bound for deportation to New York. Government officials refused to identify those aboard while reports name H. B. O'Brien and Peter De Backer among the Tucson travelers.
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New York
Cheyenne
Union Pacific Railroad
Vera Mort
H. B. O'Brien
Peter
de Backer
Tucson
Arizona
O Brien
Miss Mort
Obregon favored by lifting wine and beer ban
July 21 reports say General Alvaro Obregon supports repealing Governor Borquez decree prohibiting sales after August 1 at taverns cafes and restaurants. Obregon allegedly told Borquez that enforcing the ban would harshly impact many men including Americans who have invested heavily, and the order may need modification.
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Plano Boranex
Sollers
Alvaro Obregon
Herdonillo
Obregon
Goveror Borque
Smuggling Case Freeing Rafilla Flores Stirs Nogales
Poverty and a large family, including small children, helped Rafilla Flores gain freedom on her own recognizance from county jail. Customs officers say she was arrested for smuggling liquor, with tequila found concealed along the belt and pockets near the international line. Her trial is set for September.
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Nogales
Rafilla Flores
Gibson Admits Brutal Murder in Frantic Confession
July 21 report says Mose Gibson confessed to a spree of seven murders and burglaries in multiple states, including the killings of Mr and Mrs Erhardt in Phoenix. He was previously sentenced to hang for the Trapp murder in Arizona and claimed the Phoenix killings occurred during a failed robbery attempt. The confession, allegedly obtained en route to prison, details hammer killings and a spree across Arizona Louisiana and Florida.
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Los Angeles
Erhardt
Phoenix
Arizona
Mose Gibson
San Quentin Prison
Erkarde
Erhands
Donelas
Gideon Enterni
Eruard
Stra Eichardt
Prion
Murder Case Ties to California Suspect in Erhardt Killings
Sheriff John Montgomery says a man named Seer, sold by Sherif, confessed to the Erhardts murder in Phoenix and tied to other killings. An elderly couple died after a hammer attack in their home on June 6. Gibson fingerprints did not match the scene. The sheriff planned to travel to California for more investigation.
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Sherif
California
Jacob Erhandt
Phoenix
jHrhardt
John Montgomery
Erhardt
Mongomery
Gibson
Constables Pay Cut Approved in Prescott
Yavapai county officials predicted today that the board of supervisors will reduce the constable's pay to a dollar a month, leaving the office without active constables. The move follows financial pressures facing the county government.
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Prescott
Yavapai County
Boant of Supervisors
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Goodrich Company
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Cochie
Vera Mort O'Brien
Erhardts
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