Unique Ventilation Method Found for Ore Mines
Local time operators devise an economical ventilation system for mine workings at the Oregon Group. Sauniers and Weoma drilled a top drift hole to surface and used a Sullivan hand rotating machine with improvised tubing to air out gases. The setup yielded about 12 feet of depth per keg with a 14 inch jet during 70 feet to the surface.
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Weoma
Successfuul Seasors
Strict
Oregon
Wresels
Toomainy
Sullivan Moyer
Courtland
Musso Bros
Increased Exports Through Douglas Port Report
A October monthly report by E. M. Specht notes increased imports through Douglas Port totaling 542,720 dollars and a 192,789 dollar surge over September exports. Exports declined by 18,474 dollars. the document lists entry types and duties including Kond of Entry and various warehouse and commodity classifications.
Hunters shoot cows for deer in Walnut Creek area
Prescott November 2. Hunters in Walnut Creek are reportedly killing cattle while aiming for deer. H Basil Wales, Prescott National Forest supervisor, says cattle and deer are being confused. EH Oldham, Walnut Creek ranger, cites five verified head and estimates twenty others noticed by him.
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Prescott
Walnut Creek
H. Basil Wales
Prescott National Forest
EH. Oldham
Mr. Wales
Readily 10 Proper Recovery Methods A TomBSTone Mining District Tale
Archie Kelly argues the Tombstone mining camp can regain vigor through proven cyanide leaching and agitation methods. He counters decades of doubt, citing steady progress, revived activity, and anticipated gains for the community as operations demonstrate satisfactory results and broader investment.
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OREO
Tombstone
Arrastra
Neule
Mts Statuyine
Aus
Hayden Pleases Yuma Audience In Fine Speech
Hayden delivered a strong address at the Gangolin theatre, praising Serratation’s congressional acts and highlighting tariff issues. He argued the Fontney McCumber tariff would tax Americans by 2,500,000 and stressed progress on Colorado and Arizona development.
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Hayden
Yuma
Adams
Gangolin
Congress
Hayden Hue
Chief of Road Bureau to Visit State Chief in Cochise County
K S Vicherler district engineer for public roads for Arizona and New Mexico and State Engineer Jom Maddock will meet McDonald at the state line or at Rodeo and accompany him over the state highway in Cochise county to inspect road conditions and tour the work during the stay.
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MeDwaakl
Eisies Huewsuet
Conde
Ariena
Stave
K. S
Vicherler
Arizona
New Mexico
Jom Maddock
McDonald
State Line
Rodeo
Cochise County
Ulster Editor Sees No Peace in Ireland Says Belfast Paper
Sir Robert Haird, senior director of W. and Baird publishers, visiting Globe with Maj. Gen. Sir Menus O Keefe, says Ulster and north Ireland enjoy peace yet conditions in the south deteriorate. He doubts the new Free State constitution will bring improvement.
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Globe. Ariz
Robert Haird
Free State
Man Held to Superior Court After Preliminary Exam
Tomas Garcia was yesterday held to await action by the superior court after a preliminary examination before Judge Craig. He stands charged with involvement in the death of Juan Daran near Warren on around October 7. Bond set at $1,000. Total exports valued at $106,134.
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Bisbee
Tomas Garcia
Superior Court
Craig
Jearner
Juan Daran
Warren
Father of alleged thief helps trail in Colorado Arizona
In a sensational chase across northern Arizona and Colorado, Sheriff Campbell and a Colorado sheriff pursued five men accused of stealing 11 horses. The elder Walker, father of Ralph Walker, joined the posse to trail and corner the gang, aiding Navajo and Apache county officers. Ralph was captured. one attacker, Charles Fowler, escaped. The elder Walker vowed to see his son through punishment and reform.
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Campbell
Colorado
Arizona
Jim Walker
Montexima County
Ralph Walker
Walker
Nat
Tecule
Navajo County
Apache County
Comet
Charles Fowler
Hin
Fee
Dodge Wins Douglas Phoenix Road Race
Dodge drivers, led by Chas L. Guitteau of Phoenix, win a 270 mile race from Douglas to Tombstone with a finish time around five to six hours. Final results show No. 12 Dodge at 5 hours 23 minutes and other finishers from Hudson Buick Paige and Pope Hartford among 23 entrants, as crowds watched through the city.
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Dodge
Chas L. Guitteap
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Popettord
High Miller
Fin
Uni
Hulek
Hudson
Paige
Buick
Pope Hartford
Ford
Tucson
Florence
Bisbee
Tombstone
Ben m
Benson
Mesa
Douglas
Bank of Arizona sues tax commission over 192 tax values
Prescott dispatch notes that the Bank of Arizona filed in U S District Court Tucson its second suit seeking an injunction against collecting taxes for 1921. The bank argues Yavapai county valued its property and shares at cash value using a method not applied to other banks, increasing valuation by over 80000, claiming discrimination and illegality. It follows a prior suit from October of last year awaiting court decision.
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Prescott
Bank of 1Aarizona
U.S District Court
Tucson
State Tax Commission
Losking
Nccesssor
Yavapai County
Tax Commission
Nogales Girl Crowned Miss Arizona at State Fair
Lois Berghoff of Nogales won the Miss Arizona title chosen by judges from thirteen county representatives at the Arizona state fair. Geneva Cook Graham County Melvine Wood Douglas Cochise County Pauline Jones Coconino County received honorable mention.
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Phoenix
Ariz
Lois Berghoff
Nogales
Arizona State Fair
Berghoff
Fair Grounds
Geneva Cook
Graham County
Melvine Wood
Douglas
Cochise County
Pauline Jones
Coconino County
Phoenix Man Recounts Plot To Hire Actors For WW I Issue
ED McMULLED, a Phoenix veteran, testifies in 1922 that a stranger offered to recruit about twenty men to pose as members of the WW I era TW. W. organization. The man promised payment and said the group would be arrested by a U.S. marshal after being seized buttons and cards. McMULLED reported the approach to Democratic State Headquarters.
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TW. W
United States
Phoenix
Arizona
Vercon K. Vaughn
Alexander B Baker
Sealy Notary Public
Two Democratic Rallies Tonight In Old Cochise
Two Democratic rallies are scheduled for tonight in Old Cochise. Candidates and supporters plan events in Willcox and Bisbee as Election Day approaches, amid campaign fatigue and prep for the final push before ballots.
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Old Cochise
Heavy City Election Anticipated In Tombstone Next Week
Voters in Tombstone prepare for a heavy turnout in the upcoming city election set for Tuesday. Contests include mayor and chief of police with J A Ivey facing Cummnes for mayor and Porter McDonald opposed by Montague Reed for chief of police. Other ward races show unopposed or declined candidates amid active campaigning.
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Tombstone
Prk
J. A. Ivey
C .Ummnes
Sitle
Polies
Porter McDonald
Montague TL. Reed
I Honald
Elvetio
Oy Iman
Th. Cornetices
Dentontat
J. 1
Nonin Turles
RLV
Saunders
Tasvoerar
THREE BEARS BAGGED BY AUTHOR AND PARTY
Globe Arizona reports Zane Grey and companions bear hunting in the Tonto country for 35 days. They secured a grizzly a cinnamon bear and a black bear. Grey describes upcoming books The Vanishing American and The Wanderers of the Waste Land. The party heads to Florida after a Phoenix stop.
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Globe, Ariz
Zane Grey
RL C. Ey
J. A. Wilton
Pasadena
Fornia
Globe
Phoenix
Tonto
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