Steel Helmets Offered For Workingmen In Hazardous Industries
A gubernatorial style notice announces the sale of 400 steel helmets for shipbuilding and hazardous industry work. The helmets, field model, are issued by the government through A. Le Enger, zone surplus property officer, El Paso. Bids require inspection samples at the New York depot, with opening set for May 2. Interest and details circulate via the chamber of commerce and El Paso office.
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Katepore
A. le Enger
el Paso
Teras
Chamber of Commerce
New York
Eay
Jock
Sonora moves toward open saloons as prohibition ends
Alonzo Gonzales reports Sonora's legislature voted 11 to 3 to abolish the prohibition law enacted after Calles became civil governor. Governor Calles is away, but Acting Governor Pino may sign. Agua Prieta gears up to open cantinas by June first. Saloons could draw U.S. visitors as passport rules change.
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Hermosillo
Gonzales
Calles
Mexico City
Pino
Sonora
al’ Teady
Agua Prieta
Callen
General Callen
Cattle Shipments Begin as Douglas Cattlemen Plan Spring Trade
Douglas cattlemen announce spring shipping to start late May and early June. Cattle headed north and east will be loaded at Bernardino and Hereford stations with shipments by Blevins and Murchison of Douglas. Several consignors include Hoden NM Bucklew Harnell Hans Maddux and Wo Warnell plus Johnson Moxon Williams Polly McDonald Slaughter Stephenson Brothers Kennedy Glenn and Claunch Manatte.
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Douglas
J. E. Hood
Jasuy
Bernardino Station
Stewart Hunt
Duspectar
Hoden
Bucklew
Harnell
Hans Maddux
Wo Warnell
Wil Be
Moxon
Williams
Polly
Hereford
Sennessee & Stephens
Mr. McDonald
Huy
Bernardino
John H. Slaughter
Stephenson Brothers
Jim Kennedy
Glenn Brothers
Claunch Manatte
T. P. Blevins
Pete Johnson
Blevins & Murchison
Trust agreements not favored in oil deals in Phoenix
The Arizona corporation commission warned against trust agreements as the basis for permits for oil stock sales. Officials signaled a cautious policy, with possible exceptions for meritorious cases, reflecting a broader stance against asset bases tied to trusts. Globe-Small dam project eyed in Pinal mountains to boost local water supply and notes on various industrial developments including Chloride Tennessee Schuylkill installing electric gear and ore shipments.
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Phoenix
Arizona Corporation Commission
Globe
Pinal Mountains
Chloride
Tennessee Schuylkill Co
Ameiter
Silver Prices Rise on Denver Exchange Amid Global Momentum
Silver surged after New York's $1.19 24 per ounce, reaching the highest in three decades, with London quoting 58 pence about 1.21. Copper and lead held steady as Western mining circles monitor shortages, strikes, and potential demand shifts affecting future value.
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Denver
New York
London
Pacific Coast
West
Colorado
Winston
Governorship Vote In Sonora Voided For Repeat Ballot
The Sonora governorship vote is void and must be reballoted. Comrade Gaxiola Miguel Samaniego and de la Huerta are named in the contested result with the present governor set to remain in office while a new election is planned likely soon.
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Sonora
Gaxiola
Miguel Samaniego
de la Huerta
Thes
PL Eas Catles
New Regulations For Ammunition Dealers In Tucson
May 16 Albrestric rescinded an order from Captain Charles B Bubb 17th Cavalry district adjutant to Deputy US Marshal Treahy about gun and ammunition sales. Permits now required for receipt and sale of all guns and ammunition except shotguns loaded with No 4 shot or smaller and small low power carriage fenders banned high power rifles and large size shot.
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Tucson
Albrestric
Charles B. Bubb
17Th Cavalry
United States
Treahy
Road Work In Cochise Is Progressing Fast
The Cochise to Dragoon project proceeds with sixteen miles and one unbuilt bridge. Completed dips total 18 with $19,000.25 spent for this section, lifting the year’s countywide total to $20,501.72. Pearce Cochise section will be addressed next week. County Engineer Sid Smyth oversees main work. Lack of funds delays other branches. The state project from Fairbank Benson junctions advances under Foreman Chadwick and Engineer Jenkins. The new hog back yields three miles without culverts, well drained and surfaced, with final completion to Fairbank before public opening. The old road remains in use during transition, and the route fixes two railroad grade crossings.
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Sid Smyth
Cochise
Dragoon
Fairbank
Benson
Chadwick
Jenkins
Gila Road Plan Approved for Salt River Bridge Project
Gila county supervisors announced a May 3 approval from the secretary of agriculture for the Salt River bridge and Salt River Pleasant Valley road, signaling imminent construction. The board also discussed highway improvements to be launched soon after the decision.
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Gila
Globe
Patrick Roxe
Board of Supervisors
Secretary of Agriculture
Washington, D. C
Salt River Bridge
Salt River
Pleasant Valley
Gila County
Virtue's Own Reward for Returning $600
A chambermaid at a local hotel found a pocketbook with $600 after entering a bathroom during a musician's bath. She kept the money briefly, then turned it over to the proprietor. The musician later reported his missing pocketbook and the restaurant was contacted. The management confirmed the maid found the wallet in the bathroom.
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Fog Wiarton
Orndorff
Arizona men to be discharged in next days
In Phoenix on May 15 a telegram to Governor Campbell lists thirty three Arizona men to be discharged within a day or two. Names include Blair Bozeman Garette Hall Lineham Mann Plunmer Stetson Smith Schwartz and Wheeler among others. The article shifts to a music club anecdote about a nervous musician and a cheeky remark by a guest.
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Clyde G. Moore
Neil J. Womerdasf
Wittiam B Collier
Elmer J Hovde
Thomas
Bo Baca
Adolph E. Matley
Harvey G
Rogers
Arizona Tonopah to Resume Tucson Visit
May 15 in Tucson a delegation led by M C Hirsch of Oremud and Ge Wandar of the Arizona Tonopah Mine Company will inspect the general work at the mines. They aim to report on workings and the vein potential of silver copper and gold indicated in nearby claims. Tex Kei of Los Angeles operates a bend lease from S. Wo and PB Pure. A carload of copper is being prepared for shipment.
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Chicago
Cressman
Butler Chimney
Arizona Operating Company
Proenox
Wasewan
Mower
Tucson
M.C. Hirsch
Oremud
Ge Wandeer
Arizona Tonopah Mine Ing Company
We Unions
Hitec
Oto Hte
Tex Kei
Los Angeles
S. Wo
Nogales Girl Rescued After Joy Ride Ends in Crash
Maria Louisa Preciado, a well known Nogales resident, was found pinned beneath an overturned auto on the Tucson road early today after a night ride with Frank Borboa and another girl and man. Four hours elapsed before rescue. doctors report injuries not serious.
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Tucson
Nogales
Maria Louisa Preciado
Miss Preciado
Frank Borboa
Girl seeks 2500 damages in Phoenix auto crash
Eleven year old Amiea Sanchez seeks 2500 dollars in Phoenix court claiming injuries from a May collision caused by motorist Jose Rojas. She alleges a fracture, brain concussion, facial paralysis, and minor bruises from the reckless driving while visiting Sonora with her parents. The suit names Bulard and Jacobs as attorneys.
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Phoenix
Ameia Sanchez
Win Wyle
Yeewerdas
Sit
Jose Rojas
Rojas
Sia
Bullard
Jacobs
Git Ptatoent
Kapiridion Sanchez
Sonora
Ray
Growth of Cotton Industry Aids Arizona California
Long Beach records a booming cotton sector with gins and cotton seed oil mills expanding. Phoenix reports federal approval for Gila River Reclamation project as the industry grows across the region.
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Arizona
California
Long Beach
Cal
Phoenix
Gila River
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