Rebels Threaten Juarez Attack Amid Rail Destruction
Reports from Juarez mexico indicate rebels massing near the city with 4400 rifles and 9mm rounds, planning dawn assault. Angeles commands villa expedition with 300 guards. federal garrison listed as under 1000 by rebels, 2600 by the federals. Railway ties burned between Moctezuma and Chihuahua City, and between Chihuahua City and Santa Rosalia.
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Hipolito Villa
Vida Abuamata
Angeles
Juarez
Villa Ahumade
Moctezuma
Casas Grandes
Mexico Central
Chihuahua City
Santa Ros Alia
Arizona Copper Buys Shannon Company Holdings
June 13 Clifton The sale of the Shannon Copper Company to the Arizona Copper Company Ltd was confirmed by General Manager Norman Carmichael. The purchase includes all mining claims the railroad and reduction plant. Shannon idle for three months the mined ore total was three and a half million tons with large low grade ore remains. The buyer expects future metallurgical improvements will allow profitable operations.
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Clifton
Shannon Copper Company
Arizona Copper Company, Ltd
Norman Carmichael
Ariona Copper Company
Shannon
A. K
Arjona Copper Company
Sonora Border Guards Against Rebel Attacks
Douglas June 1. Officials say invasion by Angelestas from Chihuahua remote but precautions are steady. Sentries in touch with El Tigre main force by courier and telephone monitor Pulpio pass. Volunteer forces in Ravixpe river towns ready to repel raiders crossing state line to raid ranches.
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Douglas
Sonora
Angelestas
Chihuahua
el Tigre
Pulplio Pass
Ravixpe
Chihuahas
LL Forger Sentenced To Ten Years In Prescott Jail
June 12 Carrier D Thompson convicted of forging deeds on property of an elderly patient at the Pioneer’s home where he worked. Jollay received a sentence of not less than ten nor more than fourteen years as the defense immediately noted an appeal.
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Prescott
Carrier D. Thompson
Jollay
Tree of Appeal Penitentiary
Indian Appropriation Bill Grants Arizona Funds
The Congress approved Indian appropriation provisions totaling over 400 dollars for New Mexico and Arizona. Major allocations include Mohave and Apache schools, Phoenix Indian School, Truxton Canyon, irrigation projects for Pima and Gila River lands, and water supply for Navajo and related communities. Additional funds cover Papago villages, Navajo schools, San Carlos and Little Colorado areas, and related irrigation and building projects.
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Washington
House
Senate
New Mexico
Arizona
Mohave
Phoenix
Truxton Canyon
Pima Indians
Gila River
Colorado River
Mogul
Pueblo
Bonito
San Juan
Navajo
Laguna Indians
San Xavier Indian Reservation
Little Colorado
Canyon Diablo
Leupp
San Carlos Reservation
Apache Reservation
Increase In Arizona Phone Rates Upheld
Judge Lyman in Arizona court denied the states injunctive petition against Mountain States Telephone and Telegraph and dismissed the case. The ruling maintained the rate increase, postponed enforcement via a modified order, and referenced possible action by the U S Supreme Court. Company officials noted most customers had voluntarily accepted the higher charges amid broader price hikes. The action was brought by the state at the corporation commission s request. CM Gandy and H M Feonemore appeared for the parties.
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Phoenix
Lyman
Emperor
Mountain States Telephone and Telegraph Company
Arizona
United States Supreme Court
Supreme Court
Congress
Mountain States Company
Corporation Commission
CM Gandy
Attorney General's Office
H. M. Feonemore
Tucson Doctor Appointed New York Health Epidemiologist
June 13. Dr Edward E Godfrey formerly Phoenix health officer now residing Albany New York has been named epidemiologist in the New York board of health division of communicable diseases He recently returned from France where he headed Red Cross health inspection for the war effort He is a son of Gen RS Godfrey who lived in Phoenix and Tucson after military retirement.
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Tucson
Edward
Godfrey
Phoenix
Albany, N. Y
Division of
New York Board of Health
France
Health Inspection Service
Red Cross
RS. Godfrey
Regular
Greenway Plans Arizona Gulf of California Railroad Feat
Col Greenway, noted New Cornelia Copper figure, eyes a southern Arizona rail link to the Gulf and a great port. Surveying near the Mexican border, funding appears ample as he speeds toward a line from Ajo to the gulf. The project aims to move copper via Panama and feed eastern refineries, with mines from Jerome to Cananea within reach.
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Ajo. Ariz
el John Oreenway
New Cornelis Copper Company
Bolt
Gremmany
Ajo Gust
Ajo
Tucson
Tidewater
Col Greetway
Aueh & Luge
Arizona
Gulf of California
Col. Greenway
Col Greenway
Cornelia
Bay Saint George
Panama Canal
Gulf
Randle
Jerome
Cananea
Producers of Silver Propose A Combination
NEW YORK June 15 4 proposed combination of silver producers intended to control the price by operating alone lines similar to those followed by the copper export association will be thrown open to members of the trade It was reported here today Trade conditions today are such that the price is controlled by the London market There is intention to confine the organization to the American Smelting and Refining company CS Smelting and Refining company Formal announcement regarding the association is looked for about duty 1
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New York
London
Ite
Propen Ameridapper Mining Company
American Smelting and Refining Company
CS. Smelting and Reining Company
Capt Ingalls Named Adjutant General by Governor Campbell
Captain Walter Ingalls of the 8th Regiment was appointed adjutant general of the state by Governor Campbell. He faces resistance from Charles W. Harris who has refused to recognize the executive’s authority. Ingalls visited the adjutant general’s office to deliver the order, found Harris absent, and plans a return visit. The appointment came on the recommendation of three surviving First Arizona Regiment officers, with Lt. Col George E. Haydicke Maj. Huffman and Capt Edward Helsley cited.
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Walters
Campbell
Coil
Charles W. Harris
Au Torky
Ingalls
Adjutant Generals
Wte
Harris
Tempe
oMf
First Arizona Regiment
George E. Haydicke
Huffman
Edward Helsley
Harry Donkersley
Hoboken
First Arizona Infantry
Phoen & Ingalls of
National Democrats to Meet in Phoenix June 24
National and state Democratic leaders including Homer Cunning chairman WD Jamieson and Mrs Geo Hass will travel to Phoenix June 24 for a National Committee meeting. The Arizona State Democratic Central Committee schedules state party convention June 25 after the national gathering. A Democratic Women’s meeting is set for June 24 to precede the events.
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Phoenix
Homer
Cunning
WD Jamieson
Geo. Hass
Women's Bureau
Democratic National Committee
Comantes Angen
Democratic Central
National Committee
Zander Seeks National Tax Association Meeting
Phoenix June 1 M Zander chairman of the state tax commission left last night to attend the national tax association conference in Arizona. He sits on the executive committee and can influence the next meeting place and officers. He will present recommendations from the mine taxation subcommittee and invite delegates to the Arizona tax conference at Grand Canyon next month.
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Phoenix
Peat Conference of the Nation Association
Arizona
M. Zander
Zandersa
Committee On
Zander
Grand Canyon
Strike of Gold Near Seligman Sparks Rush
A bold-bearing quartz discovery seven and a half miles northeast of Seligman causes excitement and a mild stampede as gold seekers rush to the area. All available automobiles in the district have been pressed into service.
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Seligman
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