True balances show pronounced gains in favor of silver consuming countries
An overex tension of the speculative position to silver prompted a May reaction in London with bids near 27 pence. The movement, while not dramatic, shows a rising trend as foreign origin silver prices edge higher and imports and exports shift. Trade in the Far East, favorable India balances, and Chinese demand bolster a cheerful outlook despite a higher gold premium in London. Total silver imports and exports for the year run below 1 million dollars in excess, with domestic purchases limited under Pittman law.
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New York
London
Far East
India
China
Bombay
Boy Kidnapped Near McNeal by Grandmother Figure
A six year old boy, adopted son of Levi D. West, was reported kidnapped from the West ranch five miles west of McNeal shortly after five last night. West plans to file kidnapping charges against Bisbee resident Mrs Perkins, grandmother of the child, saying she took the boy to Bisbee during a legal custody fight. The child’s parents died years ago in the influenza epidemic.
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M’neal
Levi D. West
McNeal
West Ranch
West
Perkins
Bisbee
Granfather
Careless Firearm Use Triggers Forest Service Action at Cave Creek
Forest service officers in Bisbee announce strict enforcement of a secretary of agriculture rule banning firearm discharge near caves and recreation areas around Cave Creek in the Chiricahua mountains. Visitors are urged to observe safety measures, keep camps clean, and prevent fires while enjoying the canyon’s scenery.
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Bisbee
Chittenhus Mountainn
Forest Service
Secretary of Agriculture
Nations Forests
Douglas and
Cave Creek
Est
Chirieshua
Bear and Bull Die in Roundup Fight Near Sedona
In Flagstaff a rancher found the carcasses of a monster bear and an old bull after a deadly clash on Dry Creek west of Sedona. The fight apparently occurred months earlier. cattlemen say the bear had long preyed on cattle in the area and praise the bull’s sacrifice.
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Flagstaff
Ariz
Wal van Deren
Sedona
Oak Creek
Dry Creek
Mr van Deren
Cattelmen
van Deren
Unfaithful Man Causes Death by Own Action Douglas
Despondent Josephine Quijada 19 took carbolic acid at a Seventh Street hotel after learning her sweetheart favored another. She collapsed on the lower floor and died despite medical efforts. Hotel staff found her in agony and a doctor attempted a stomach pump. The source notes she had been morose and sullen while inquiries about the unnamed lover yielded no information.
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Douglas
Josephine Quijada
Seventh Street
Lumbermen Meet in Douglas for Arizona Association
The Arizona Lumber Dealers association plans a Douglas gathering June 4 and 5. Attendees expect record turnout with two nationally known speakers F H Beckmann of Spokane and Parson Simpkins. Events include a Friday business session at Gadsden hotel dining room and a Saturday banquet at Agua Prieta or the country club.
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Douglas
Arizona Lumber Dealers’ Association
F. H Beckmann
National Builders’ Association of
WRECKS AUTO TO MISS TRAIN PRESCOTT
June 3 a man at Miller Valley crossing barely escaped a Santa Fe train collision. Emmett MoM drove his car into rocks beside the track to avoid being struck, escaping with no serious injuries while the auto was wrecked.
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Wrecks Auto
Prescott
Santa Fe
Mom
Emmett
Miller Valley Crossing
Johnson & Cook to Ship 2000 Cattle from Willcox
Willcox reports Johnson and Cook will begin shipments on the 28th delivering 2000 cattle from Willcox and about 700 from Benson. The shipments will continue through the summer intermittently. Anta Cruz officers disrupt border band of cattle rustlers is noted with a discovery of 13 head of stolen cattle and expected arrest of an American.
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Willcox
Johnson & Cook
Bensos
Anta Cruz
Nogales
Ariz
Marriage License Sparks Custody Fight In Yuma
Mary C Hanna and Carl Warring vanished after a Saturday dance in the upper Yuma valley. A marriage license had been issued that afternoon. The girl’s father seeks annulment in superior court, claiming the bride is only 16 while the groom said he is 19 with parental consent.
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Yuma
Mary C. Hanna
Carl Warring
Yuma Valley
One of the Best Valley Farm For Sale in Arizona
A long jumble of farm sale details describes a farm near Douglas Arizona with water, wells, pumps, wind mills, buildings, and livestock. The owner, widow Mrs Lucy Giragi, seeks sale and mentions features like chicken houses, barns, adobe house, and fenced land. Also ads for seed corn, dill bulbs, and hosiery guarantee are included.
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Lucy Giragi
17Th Street
Douglas
Arisona
Mrs Luke Freed on $5,000 Bond in Robbery Case
In Tucson June 4 a $5,000 bond secured the release of Mrs Mattie A Luke who faces charges as an accomplice in the Bisbee robbery. She returns to Bisbee while co-defendants Postmaster Lonk Hatley and Mat Keaton serve federal prison terms in Leavenworth.
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Luke
Tucson
Mattie A. Luke
Bisbee
Jan Given LP Dead for Many Years Returns to Prescott
Aris June 3 1 A Mulvenon returns to Prescott after leaving in 1898 for New York Galveston and Philadelphia then moving to Des Moines and plans to stay with brother Austin Mulvenon over the summer. H A Mulvenon earlier was a printer with years in Prescott and Seligman.
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Prescott. Aris
A. Mulvenon
Precot
Fort
Austin Mulvenon
H. A. Mulvenon
Seligman
Prescott Junction
New York
Mulvenon
Galveston
Iveston
Torna
Philadelphia
Dex Moines
Murder case tied to Navajo family dispute in Leupp
Teddy Johnson of Leupp sought his wife killed to gain property and marry his stepdaughter. He enlisted his brother Luke Johnson, who confessed to choking Betaht Ni Bu siti a Moqui woman who owned sheep and goats. Luke's two confessions, each with witnesses, place the motive in a tribal context. The suspect is jailed. Teddy Johnson remains at large.
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Plagstaff
Aziz
Teddy Johnson
Real Leupp
Luke Johnson
Steath
Betaht AN
Teddy
Lake
Winkler Bound Over To Superior Court In Morning HoldUp
June 3 Tucson report says George Winkler was bound over to the superior court after a May 15 holdup of Golden 8 Limited. Held in county jail on 5000 bond. Authorities seek Edward Winkler and Santiago Valdez, tied to the case during the elder Winkler’s preliminary examination. Valdez, a former goat herder, is believed to have fled to Mexico. Edward is said to be in Los Angeles.
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Tucson
Golden 8 Limited
George Winkler
Superior Court
Justice of the Peace
Pease
Edward Winkler
Santiago Valdez
Winkler
Valdes
Mexico
Reed
Los Angeles
Calendar set for June term of Superior Court
A calendar for the June term was set by Judge Lockwood this afternoon. The term runs June 1 to June 21 with a 75 juror panel. about eight of the cases are criminal. Trials span three to six days. some cases may settle out of court.
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Superior Court
Lockwood
Grand Jury Panel Called in Klan Probe
Names of 21 Maricopa county voters were drawn to form a special grand jury panel ordered by Judge R. Stanford to investigate Ku Klux Klan activities in the county. The panel convenes 9 30 a m Wednesday June 7 in Division 1 court room to be examined and sworn in. if 18 jurors are secured the investigation will likely begin immediately.
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Phoenix
Maricopa County
R. Stanford
Division No. 1
Teachers Examination in Tombstone Sees Twelve Applicants
County School Superintendent Miss Helen L. Brown administers the quarterly teacher’s examination at the High School building. Twelve applicants from Tombstone Cochise Willcox Pomerene Apache St David McNeal and Douglas seek certificates including Mrs Mattie Reed Mrs Helen Mc Clelland Miss Olive Holland Mrs Elizabeth Bruner Mrs L P Richhart Miss Minnie Hudson Miss Delia Coons Mrs Lynn Perry Miss Ruth Meisher and Mrs M A Fairchild.
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Tombstone
Helen L. Brown
Mattie Reed
Helen McClelland
Olive Holland
Elizabeth Bruner
Cochise
L. P. Richhart
Apache
Minnie Hudson
Willcox
Delia Coons
Pomerone
Lynn Perry
Ruth Meisher
M. A. Fairchild
Douglas
Alphonzo Pederson
St. David
Dawn Taylor
Mc- Neal
Mexican government denies revolt propaganda rumors
A Washington telegram to Mexican communications denies reports of a new revolutionary outbreak in Mexico. The Foreign Ministry explains the rumors are part of a campaign against the government, noting normal conditions, federal action in Tabasco, and a pending external debt discussion in New York with Finance Minister de la Huerta. General Serrano, minister of war, surveys Campeche and Yucatan after Tabasco.
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Nogales
Auio
Shorter
Washington
Mexico
Monteo
New York
de la Huerta
Tabasco
General Serrano
Campeche
Yucatan
Gallow s To End Madley s Career
Tucson June 2 The death warrant ordering that Paul Hadley who on May 27 was convicted of first degree murder be executed on August 15 within the walls of the state prison at Florence is the first one ever issued out of the superior court in Pima county Judge Pattee pronounced the death sentence by hanging Hadley to day There were many death warrants issued by the courts in territorial days but since statehood none has been tested out of the superior court here except that condemning Hadley The sheriff of Pima county was ordered to remove Hadley to the state prison within 10 days from the date of inclement which was yesterday Hadley was twice tried first trial hung jury hung nine for acquittal and three for conviction second trial verdict guilty after 15 minutes deliberation and recommended the death penalty He showed no emotion when the sentence was read
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Tucson
Anna
Paul V. Hadtey
Florence
Pima County
Olive G. Foiler
Pattee
Om Hadley
Territorial May
Superior Court
Hadley
Hadlew
Anna C. Johnson
Noth
Poultry Expert Visits Cochise County Farms
R B Thompson poultry husbandman from the University of Arizona spent three days last week in Cochise county reviewing several poultry farm experiments conducted in cooperation with his department. He notes Cochise offers ideal conditions for poultry growing.
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Cochise
R. B. Thompson
University of Arizona
Cochise County
Notice of Public Sale and Land Claim Hearings 1922
Public land sale notice under Sec 2455 R S from the US Land Office Phoenix Arizona listing William J. Davis serial 031363 and a sale scheduled for May 28 at 10 AM for Lot 4 Sec 18 Lot 1 Sec 19 7 21S 23E G 5 RK A&M with bids under 2.50 per acre. Also Frances J L Conyers of Benson Arizona files for three year proof for homestead land Lots 4 NE 14 Sec 2 Lot 1 Sec NW 14 W2 12 SW 14 and more. witnesses listed. Tombstone commissioner to certify.
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Department of the Interior
US Land Office
Phoenia Art
Commissioner of the
General Land Office
R. S
Wiliam J. Davis
RK A & M
Frances J L. Conyers
Benson
Arizona
Katherine Lareu
Nion
Meridian
W. A. Fowler
U. S
Tombstone
George W. Fenter
Ramon Escufiero
Walter Douglas
Louis Eska
Fairbanks
John R. Towles
Register
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D. F. Bush
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Mic
Artesia Ranch
Hereford
Aris
International
Mills
Norristons
United States District Court
Sgver
Lon K Hatley
Leavenworth
Mat Keaton
Tuc
Mre
Jan Given
Seten
Grand Jury
KU Klux
Madley
Scott White
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