Cattle Shipments Decline Noted In Arizona Figures
A 1916 report by Sam Bradner shows Arizona shipped or drove out 14 000 cattle less than in 1915. State slaughter rose by 18 000 cattle while swine movements swung sharply, with 35 008 more swine shipped out and 10 008 more moved in. Data cover cattle horses and swine across in state and out of state movements.
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Phoenix
Arizona
Sam Bradner
Arisona Livestock Sanitary Board
State Century Board
Moestock Sanitary
Amanes
Isis Ase
Old Glory Displayed At Globe Union Hall
April 10 in Globe two pioneer residents Wil lam McFadden and Charles Mayfield led a march to the Miners Union Hall and nailed an American flag to the front windows amid brief protests. The parade moved to the WoW building where a flag was mounted by James Bracco with no serious opposition as locals explained the display. A large crowd cheered as Old Glory streamed from the pole and another banner was hoisted with help from a nearby garage. In Douglas a Carranza telegram ordered a full investigation into the arrest and execution in Agua Prieta, while a second message from Armulfo Gomez suggested the ruling had been justified.
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GLOBE
Willam McFadden
Charles Mayfield
Gfty
Pumber
Union
James Bracco
McFadden
Lee Middleton
Bracco
Sonora
Agus Prieta
Arturo Pradeau
Agua Prieta
Carranza
Serrano
Potatoes and Food Future Discussed in San Simon
Professor E P Taylor of the University of Arizona and Professor Grub of Colorado visited the San Simon valley to discuss fat production and potato growing. Peter Jensen plans to plant 49000 pounds of potato seed as experts praise the valley as an ideal area for potato cultivation.
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San Simon
E. P. Taylor
University of Arizona
Grub
Colorado
San Simon Valley
Peter Jensen
MIAKS
Taylor
Grob
Ingram T. Sparks
Southern Pacific
Unite
Though Heart Is Ruptured Bill Zent Fights For Flag
William Zent, a 70 plus mining veteran in Arizona, is recommended for honorary and active roles in state defense. After a heart rupture from a street incident, he stunned a younger rival with a punch, drawing doctors’ caution yet showing resilience. The town forms a guard for his future pugilistic tasks as Zent recalls serving in the Spanish American War alongside Buckey O Neill and Captain Mills.
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Bill Zent
Flag
Ray
William Zent
Arizona
American Mining Con Areas
Arizona State Defense Council
AI Zent
Cananea
Sonora
Yavapai County
Buckey O'Neill
Mills
Sim
John B. Greenway
Theodore, Roosevelt
Rural Free Delivery Petition Circulates in Sulphur Spring Valley
Valley residents seek rural free delivery by gathering signatures from 100 heads of families. Proposed route starts at Dougine, travels to the Central bridge 10 this side of Whitewater river, then returns to Douglas on the opposite bank. Success would mean daily newspapers and mail at homes.
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Dougine
Whitewater
Douglas
Jerome Daily Papers Expand Amid Mining Fatality
The Jerome News in Yavapai County adds a daily edition following a long weekly run. Bert Hughes of Turkey Shoot Canyon died after an accident at the Inspiration Mine near the 610 foot level, with details noting a slow, deadly progression and rescue efforts.
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Jerome News
Jerome
Yavapai County
Miami
Bert Hughes
Ant
Turkey Shoot
Jerome Bun
Sab
Evctacsiatinn Mten Wien Oo
Knights of Columbus Expel Members in War Service Ruling
The supreme board of directors rules any member who serves militarily or navally for a power at war with the United States shall be expelled and denied alien enemy status. Insured members may bear arms for the United States as the board removes disability for soldiers and sailors. Walter J. McLemore, a frequent member and local council treasurer, leaves Fort Huachuca to enlist.
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PHOX
Knights of Columbus
United States
Order
Supreme Board of Directors
Marros de Nira
Neil
Phownys
Order of the Supreme Board
Knigits of
Columbus
Oneweing i
Naral
Army of Navy
Board of Directors
Knights
Columbi
Walter J. McLemore
Knights Columbus
EXPORT DUTY ARISES NOGALES
April 20 Mexican customs officials in Nogales Sonora imposed a duty of $15 per head on cattle exports. Several hundred head in the federal zone bound for the United States will likely be driven back to ranges. The move follows Mexico City's consideration to curb exports to protect home beet consumption. More than 400 head had been shipped from Sonora in the past three months.
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Nogales
Sonora
Federal
Mexico
Mexico City
Ranch Professor Rockfellow Visits Cochise Town
Professor J A Rockfellow arrives from a Cochise County ranch and is in town today for undisclosed engagements. Local officials sighted him at a city location, with residents expecting possible talks or inspections related to agricultural education.
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J. A. Rockfellow
The
Cochise
Fates Conspire to Torment Inspector in Arizona
Willis Evans cattle inspector at Paradise along with Tom Eppley of Doug and Ted Hughes of Rodeo N M faced charges of conspiracy to purchase United States army cartridges. The arrest stemmed from a complex set of circumstances deemed an error by Sam Bradner secretary of the Arizona livestock sanitary board based on information from military officials. Federal authorities plan to move for disbarment of the complaints in the near term.
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Phoenix
Willis Evans
Paradise
Tom Eppley
Doug
Ted Hughes
Rodeo
N. M
United States Army
Sam Bradner
Arizona Livestock Sanitary Board
Flags, trials, and land claims in early Arizona notices
A Tyrone Copper concentrator flag raising is described alongside a Globe trial postponement for Geo B Smith over an assault charge amid anti-war sentiment. Separate land selection notices from the United States Land Office in Phoenix list indemnity tracts in Arizona with serials and legal dates.
Fairbank Couple Motor Up From Fairbank This Morning
H. T. Fisher and wife were seen motoring up from Fairbank early today on a bust investigation. The pair drew attention as they traveled in a private vehicle through town en route to an undisclosed destination.
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Fairbank
H. T. Fisher
Woman assaulted as car speeds off toward Fort Lowell
In Tucson on April 30 a woman screamed for help as two men dragged her into a car, which then sped at 60 mph through a crowd of onlookers. Sheriff’s officers Vossel and a pursuing team chased the mystery vehicle for miles but returned empty handed by late night.
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Tucson
Fort Lowell
Vossel
Sheriff's
Flag Raising Party Meld in South Bisbee
AISBEE April 1 A party of South Bisbee residents nailed an American flag on the front of the Uttle grocery store owned by Chas Schineiter a German in that suburb Mr Schinelser and his wife did not take it well they felt that though they are German they are both patriotic Americans as well Those who nailed the flag say they performed a patriotic duty as they believe those of foreign birth owe it to fly the colors of this nation.
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Aisbee
Uttle
Chas Schineiter
Mr. Schinelser
Twenty Tempe Cadets Ready to Report for Border Duty
Twenty Tempe Normal cadets pledged support to the nation and planned to depart tomorrow night to join Company C of Tempe with the First Arizona Infantry at Naco. Governor Campbell Adjutant General Harris and Captain Oscar Temple visited the encampment and spoke brief words as twenty cadets agreed to go at once to the border.
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Tempe
New Committee Members Named to Arizona Defense Council
April 80 to April 80 Charles C. El serves as cashier at Bank of Douglas Arizona BP. Earhart sheriff of Santa Cruz Mel Greenleaf sheriff of Yuma and Harry Wheeler sheriff of Cochise named to the Willie defense and security committee of the Arizona Council of Defense, chaired by John Greenway.
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Whoenix
Charles C. EL
Bank of Douglas
Arizona
Fort Huachuca Training Camp for Four Regiments
Fort Huachuca will serve as a training camp for four regiments, likely two white and two colored. About 400 recruits have just arrived at the post.
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Fort Huachuca
Toll Center Plans Probe by Mountain States Managers
Mountain States Telegraph and Telephone supervisors Harry Evans of Tombstone and J W Bishop of Benson visited Dragoon and Johnson on Wednesday to inspect lines and assess establishing a toll center at one of the sites soon. Benson Signal.
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Harry Evans
Mountain States Telegraph & Telephone Company
Tombstone
J. W. Bishop
Benson
Dragoon and
Johnson
Ines
Arizona Patents Phoenix April 30
Hazard Miller, a pioneer patent agency of Los Angeles, reports from Washington the issue of patents to Thomas H. Williamson for a windmill, William F. Doherty of Bisbee for a vehicle spring, Lincoln Pierce of Tucson for a diving board, and William D. Turner of Tugson for an egg beater.
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Phoenix
Hazard & Miler
Pioneer Patent Agency
Los Angeles
Washington
Thomas H. Williamson
William F. Doherty
Lincoln Pierce
Tucson
William D. Turner
Tugson
Tombstone Welcomes Judge Baugus for Week in Court
Judge A J Baugus of Pinal county arrived in Tombstone from Florence and will preside for the week in cases where Judge Lockwood is disqualified. The O L Allen v Francisco Ellas suit on damages from a sold Mexican wattle draws attention and will take several days. Attys Prank Dean O L Richardson and Bruce Stephenson are here for a Superior Court case. The day also notes trips of officials, town visitors, and social events including a picnic party at the LT 1 ranch and County Court activities.
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A. J. Baugus
Pinal County
Tombstone
Florence
Lockwood
O. L. Allen
Francisco Ellas
Itas
Dean
L. Hichardson
Bruce Stephenson
LT 1
Jota Excapule and Sons
Valley
H. 3. Ross
Rarity
Tess
W. A. Powler
Wilson
Bisbee
Douglas
Cochise County
Hughes
Ohain
John Speers
Mra. Geo Biggs
Warren
Mra. Allen
C. L. Allen
Superior Court
Red Seely
Sonora
Leslie Hardy
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Globe Union
Ban Simon
Sparks
Ari Eon
Spark
A. Paschal
Ban Zent
Walter Huff
Huff
Mara and Stripes
Alecane
Bill
EROME
Tyrone
Tyron
Phelps Dodge Corporation
Rev. W. Harrison
America
Glenn W Dresbach
T J Gallagher
Geo. B. Smith
Globe Central Labor Council
Miners’ Union
Smith
United States Land Office
State of Arizona
State of
Towit
S. R
J. L. Irvin
John J. Birdno
South Bisbee
FT. Huachuca
Baughn
Military
ENROI
Tnt
J.B. Patterson
NA Patterson
Walter Thomas
Golden State Limited
San Antonio
Patterson
Uncle Sam
A. B Murchison
Casa Grande
J. S. Williams
Bere Micia
Fa R. Flach
San Mego
California
J. M. Montgomery
Richard J. Crow
Loomis
John Forsbers
Charles Morgan
Geo. C. Phillips
A M. Smith
Erwin Jones
W. A. Langston
Geo. W. Daw
Joe Keyes
John Hoffman
G. Hammond
James Garrett
Gleeson
WA. Woolsey
Wm. Mather
Chas. Watt
Lowell
M. McLeary
M. L. Reed
First Aid Society
Ladies’ First Aid Society Af
Bunker Hill Hospital
Red Cross Society
Kodak
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