Dead or Alive and Villa News From the Border
Reports from Queretaro Monterey and Washington outline Carranza cabinet discussions on reciprocal rights to pursue Villa into the United States. U.S. troops poised to cross the border, with Gen Funston and Pershing's commands, as Washington and Mexico City signal joint action and caution.
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Queretaro
Carranza
Villa
Columbine
Lansing
United States
Washington
Monterey
Calif
Mexico
Gen. Funston
Washington, D. C
Wilson
Seeretary
Caritas
Senate
Waters Chamberlain
Borah
Warnasion
Mexico City
San Simon
Aguilar
Renwick White
White
Ajo
Columbus
N. M
Frederick Funston
U. S
Tungsten Market Shifts With War Demand and Arizona Mines
At the war outbreak the American tungsten market was dull with prices around six dollars. Britain’s embargo cut Burma and Australian supplies, sending prices above sixty dollars for high tungsten oxide ore. Demand tied to steel, with shortages across Japan Peru and Holms not yet stabilizing. Antimony users sought Arizona mines as prices varied by bargaining. Overall, steel activity may endure but prosperity may not.
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Burma
Australia
Great Britain
Australian
Japan
Peru
Holms
Arizona
Cochise Attorney Wins Important Libel Suit
Cochise attorney Ross of Beshee firm led plaintiff in a libel case against Joseph Scott. The California suit resulted in an award of direct damages and damages for defamation. The case, argued before state courts, highlights the firm’s prominence in legal defense.
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Cochise
Joan Ma
Joseph Scott Lamage
Lac Anmedes
Low Angeles
Fibel
California
MF Ross
Ewood & Roe
Knnn Tabtoraia
Many Pass Applicants Take Naturalization Exam
On Naturalization Day at the Superior Court about sixty applicants completed citizenship tests. Special Examiner Frederick Jones oversaw the session with Judge McAlister testifying. Five passed while some were rejected for insufficient knowledge of American government. Several ladies were among the applicants, with mixed results noted.
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Douglas
Cananea
Nacozari
Superior Court
Frederick Jones
Judes McAlister
Graham County
Jeve
Hiner
Betes
Gisbee man shoots wife then dies by own hand
John M. Pollock shot his wife Mandl Pollock on Opera Drive and killed a pet then fatally shot himself after a confrontation sparked during a reconciliation attempt. Police say Pollock fired about 200 minutes of gunfire before dying. the victim was a waitress at a Blaty site.
Another Wage Increase at Bisbee
Mar 2 report confirms continuing rise in wages in Bisbee with oil workers set for a boost on the next payday. Estimated pay is $5.85 for miners and $5.10 for muckers, with others in proportion, marking the highest wage ever paid in the district or country for this work.
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Bisbee
Eleven Year Old Champion Pig Club Winner at UM Snowflake
Laference Smith of Snowflake Arizona led the Snowflake Rev Pig Club to win the Arizona State Pig Club contest title judged by the University of Arizona Agricultural Extension Service in cooperation with the U S Department of Agriculture. Elvio Lines and James Falconer placed second and third after contenders kept careful expense records and worked pigs from weaning to eight months.
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Laference Smith
Snowflake
Arizona
Snowflake Rev
Agricultural Extenom Service
University of Aricomne
U. S. Department of Agriculture
E. Lines
Abert
James Falconer
Gilbert
Tax debate and official statements on seizure authority
A disputed tax notice involves Captain Nolen and criticisms of officers over taxes on a motor vehicle and telegraphic statements. The document quotes an attorney general discussion on seizure powers at military reservations, state code references, and opinions about lawful authority to seize property for taxes.
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Sedan
Amd
Nervine matter referred to military channels for Attorney General review
The letter from Captain Nelson requests that Dr Miles Nervine Sola be escalated through military channels to the Adjutant General and then the Attorney General for consideration by the Homer ake Body, with an extract from the Judge Advocates General Digest enclosed. The writer agrees Captain Nelson may be correct if the use of 9M has weight.
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Netson
Seral
United States
Judge Advocates General of the Army
Nelson
National Guard May Help Capture Villa In Mexico
Reported rumors say Captain Bret Lane and Captain Temple in the National Guard could assist U.S. forces in the Villa operation. An inspection officer notes possible guard involvement but details are unclear as authorities in Washington issue guidance.
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National Guard
Cap
Bret Sol Lane
Geheal
Anentin National Gaard
Bas
Omar
Temple Sill Farm
Te Mae National ‘Guard
Acu
Berla
Washington
Ang Women Voters Form Organization in Tucson
In Tucson on March 22 the Connecticut Union for Women’s Suffrage and related groups formed an organization to push for federal suffrage amendments. About 100 attendees, including several local leaders, drafted aims and planned activities focused on women’s voting rights and state-level campaigns.
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Tucson
Mare
Am Anzems Sramus
Woraan
Dureety
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D.C
Lee
U.S
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Dyer
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Kermeen
Gazette
Tungten and
Arizona Mines
Gisbee
Ile
Hughes
Arne
State Tea Center
Toewnis, Avigouw Contienon
Iris Quire
Jones
Muchier Silesees Tiniay
State Highwase
Cookie County
Jenmetig
Amy
Hot Owen
Pick Pereun
Antuerson
Miles
Nervine
Att
Steghee
Alan Apta
ANG Women Voters Form Organization
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