Cananea adopts law favoring Mexican labor
Cananea enacts a measure targeting Chinese workers, mandating eighty percent Mexican labor in all enterprises including factories and domestic service. Articles 16 121 and 124 outline required proportions and penalties, with imprisonment or fines for violations. The law applies even to households employing Chinese domestics and may bring violators before a special commission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cananea
Douglas
Congress
Crossland and Reed Case Heard in Closed Superior Court
The Crossland Reed trial began in the Superior Court with the jury empaneled. The state presented three witnesses by 3 30 pm while the defense plans to call more. proceedings are held behind closed doors due to the sensitive nature and ages of the victims. The defendants face charges of rape and involvement with soldiers at Naco after the pair vanished from Lowell where they live.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colense
Crossland
Reed
Naco
Lowell
Silver mining revival presages Santa Cruz prosperity
Patagon ia July 2 Santa Cruz county holds rich silver potential with prices above a dollar. Prospects of revived mines and restored profits expected to boost employment, wealth, and regional prosperity as numerous properties that prospered in higher prices may reopen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patagonia
Santacruz
Santa Cruz County
Harris Out of Office, Govner Calls Quo Warranto
Phoenix July 23 Governor Campbell asks attorney general to notify Charlies W Harris that he is out as adjutant general and should refrain from hindering Capt Walter Ingalls, nominee for the post. The quo warranto case begins today. no reply as AG Wiley Jones is absent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phoenix
T. E Campbell
Charlies W. Harris
Walter 8. Ingalls
Harris
Wiley Jones
Phelpe Dodge plant work to resume near Warren Copper Queen area
Douglas July reports that the Phelpe Dodge Copper Queen branch concentration plant near Warren will restart work soon. Engineer H Rei yun Turch has detailed visa plans and bids for materials are expected within a month. The project aims to process Sacramento claim ore and support a new high tension Jaleo line from the Copper Queen to Bisbee, with completion anticipated around October 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Douglas
Phelpe Dodge Corporation
C. A
Warren
H. Reiyun Turch
Sacramento Bii
Mil
Copper Queen
Bisbee
Bisco
el Paso and Southwestern Railroad
Buried Gold Amid Mexican Chase Described
A tale recalls $12,000 in gold buried during a Mexican bandit chase in California’s Plumas County. Miner Mathis and two companions hid the treasure after a dawn raid, when bandits galloped by. They fled along the coast after stripping the fallen riders of arms, hoping to recover the gold later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Villa
Mexico
Bellion
Machis
Plamas County
California
Mathie
Nome
State Fire Board To Meet August
A conference of state fire commissioners and commercial representatives from the intermountain states is planned for about August 1. The meeting will draft a petition seeking a hearing date from the Interstate Commerce Commission on graded freight rates based on mileage. The effort aims to implement one zone graded rates similar to those in the east, a movement under way for some time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Intermountain States
FA. Jones
Interstate Commerce Commission
A T and F Fined Five Hundred For Service Delay
Phoenix July 22 In United States v Atchison Topeka and Santa Fe a stipulation filed in federal court allows judgment of 506 dollars for violations of the hours of service rule on five counts. Arrangements with the Interstate Commerce Commission let the district attorney impose the minimum fine, ending the cases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phoenix
United States
Atchison, Topeka
Santa Fe
Interstate Commerce Commisson
Curlee Ames Porter Buy McFall Undertaking Firm
Arthur Curlee Howard Ames and Ed Porter, young Ames residents, have purchased the McFall undertak ing business on Ninth street and will operate as Curlee Ames and Porter funeral direct ors and embalmers. Porter and Ames have long been affiliated with the firm, Curlee previously in the smelter city and Army service, with the Cadwell Porter Undertaking Company evolving into the new partnership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scurlee
Ames & Porter
Douglas
Aarthur Curler
Howard Ames
Ed €. Porter
McFall
Ninth Street
Porter
Ames
Curlee
Smelter Ciy
Cadweth Porter Undertaking Company
E. H
A. €. McFail
Pearce
McPulse
Curee, Ames and Porter
Funeral Direc
Embalmers
Arizona
Colorado Springs
Col
Lougins
Tombstone
Cadwell Martary
Cadwell-Porter
Cassidy Appointed Member Legion Publishing Board
BISBEE July 14 news notes E Cassidy has been named a member of the publishing committee for the American Legion Weekly, the national organization’s official New York City publication. Subscription details and a move to organize local posts nationwide are outlined by Frank D. O’Ster and the national committee aiming for a fall convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York City
Cassidy
Frank D. O'Ster
State Organization Division
United States
National Committee
Tuscambia Silver Workings Could Be Developed Soon
For two weeks the Tuscambia silver mine is under exhaustive examination of underground workings and dumps. Sampling results are reported satisfactory by a Jerome mining engineer who then presents a large investing syndicate. Acquisition of outstanding shares is proceeding, poised to activate the property.
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Prescott
Tuscambia
Jerome
Fort Huachuca Field Day Crowds Expected at Post
Fort Huachuca Ariz July 23 In order to accommodate large crowds at the district field meet between the Tenth and First Cavalry the Nineteenth Infantry and the Twenty-fifth Infantry a large camp and restaurant are being set up. Interested persons may stay in the post tent camp by applying to the registration committee. Ventilation and cat services are free bedding must be supplied by individuals. Meals available at the restaurant near the post exchange. Information booths at entrances and two rest rooms for women fitted with mains in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Huachuca
Ariz
Tenth
First Cavalry
Nineteenth Infantry
Arce
Blames Civil Officers For Disturbance In Bisbee
A report from Lieut. Col. For Snyder of the Tenth Cavalry accuses Bisbee authorities of brutal actions against cavalrymen during a July Fourth parade. The account describes troopers disarmed and assaulted by local police, shots fired at military vehicles, and injuries to soldiers. Affidavits reportedly document four cases of mistreatment.
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EL Paso
Tex
Bisbee
Ariz
A. A. King
Snyder
Tenth Cavalry
Tenth
Col Snyder
Arizona 15 Sued in Male Case Prescottd
Auvrey Investment Company led by President 3 A Johns of the Arizona state senate sues the state in Yavapai County Superior Court to collect 19477 for a road construction outfit including mules. The suit traces a 1918 December drawdown, delivery of material to a railroad siding, initial payment of 3000, and ongoing correspondence with the former state engineer and the state institutions commission before a sale threat was issued to recover expenses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prescott
Auvrey Investment Company
3. A. Johns
State Senate
Yavapai County
Minerals Separation Co Wins Damages Against Montana Firm
Helena Mont July 19 Judge Bourgin issued a decree in federal court ordering Minerals Separation Co Ltd of London to pay an estimated 15.1 to 20 million dollars in damages to Ragust plaintiffs and enforce a perpetual injunction against Montana firm use of a disputed flotation process in a high stakes minerals case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helena
Mont
George M. Bourgin
United States District Court
Montana Company
Body of 18yearold found near Lordsburg New Mexico
Sheriff deputy J. W. Jackson led a 73 man search party through the mountains south of Lordsburg for A Cordova, a mine employee. At daybreak a mule returned with a note claiming Cordova was found beaten and dead in a gulch about 15 miles south of the 85 mine. Two brothers, new to Lordsburg, are jailed in Douglas awaiting Casey arrival for the alleged homicide.
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Lordsburg
N. M
J W. Jackson
Grant County
A. Cordova
Ying
Cordova
Mr. Jackson
Lightendor Towad
Douglas Road
Animos
Douglas
Gouging
Eritt Casey
Shannon Sells Clifton Mines to Arizona Copper
The Shannon Copper Company, after ceasing operations at Clifton, agrees to sell the Clifton property to Arizona Copper Company, which surrounds the Shannon mine and operates a large smelting plant. The roughly $600,000 purchase boosts Shannon cash by over $400,000 after bond and debt payments and funds future development of Gleeson and Yaeger Canyon properties.
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Shannon
Clifton
Boston Journal-News
Shannon Copper Company
Arizona Copper Company
Metcalf
Shannon Company
Oans
Gleeson
Yaeger Canyon
Yaerer
100 Lucky Hunters to Get Elk Hunt Chance in Arizona
Phoenix July 23 Hunters across the United States may shoot elk in Sitgreaves National Forest Arizona next November. A raffle arranged by Game War den Prochaskas will grant 100 winners special licenses to hunt during a one week open season with one animal per hunter. The elk herd, relocated from Yellowstone, has grown from 89 to over 200 head.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phoenix
United States
Arizona
Prochaskas
Specialicense
Sitgreaves National Forest
Yellowstone National Park
Governor Grants Temporary Parole to Arizona Man
Governor Thomas E. Campbell signed a temporary parole for G. W. Edwards to allow him to settle business matters and relieve his family's suffering after a state story offense against his daughter. Eight other full paroles were granted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phoenix
Jay
G. W. Edwards
Thomas E. Campbell
Edwards
Arizona Peach Shipments Move to Car Load Lots
Arizona peaches from the Salt River valley will begin moving in car load lots Sunday or Monday, with loading arrangements set at Chandler, Maricopa, and Phoenix. Today's quotations were 90 cents per box before shipping.
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Phoenix
Salkt River Valley
Chandler
Marinette
Copper Quotations Rise as Demand Grows and July Prices
In Phoenix the copper market shows August delivery at 2245, September at 254, with offers around 2344 and 2 cents. Demand remains healthy with no overbuying, while silver strengthens globally. Reports note prospects of mining activity and land deals tied to silver and copper, including Pargh property sale for 75000 to a New York syndicate for development.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phoenix
Teir
Cobalt
Ontario
Ativer Distret
Army field meet draws thousands to Fort Huachuca
Thousands are expected to attend the big Army field meet at Fort Huachuca next weekend. About 18 officers and 369 enlisted men from Camp Jones have applied to attend, with 1000 troops to be accommodated. Four regiments will send 30 men each plus the baseball team, totaling about 40 per unit.
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Fr Huachnea
Camp Jones
Nogales
Air O
Murger
Fron Te Lath J Infantry
Fort Huachuca
Hammond
First Cavalry
Aero Mail Station Contract Signed in Tucson
A contract between the U S government and Tucson establishes an aerial landing station. Signed July 16 by Mayor O C Parker the document was returned from Fort Sam Houston for Postmaster J M Ronstadt's signature. The official paper, bearing Parker and Ronstadt, was forwarded to Col Fechet at Texas headquarters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tucson
United States
O. C. Parker
J. E. Feeher
Fort Sam Houston
J. M. Ronstadt
U. S Mail Service
Air Service
Parker
Fechet
Texas
Mexican Trade Bureau Formed Aimed at Better Relations
Patagonia Ariz July 23 A Mexican trade bureau was formed in San Antonio Texas to fosterFriendlier relations between Mexico and the United States focusing on business interests. Guillermo Hall named secretary manager and is brother in law of Mrs. George H Pratt of Patagonia Arizona.
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CAN Trade 8Ureau
Patagonia
Ariz
San Antonio
Texas
Mexico
Guillermo Hall
George H. Pratt
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Claims Harris
State Fire Board
Legion Publishing Board
Biebee
Arizona 15
Minerals Separation CO
Ele
Pete’ Farah
Pargh
New York
Aero Mail
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