Strike developments headline in Clifton district
In Clifton a planned parade is set as strike activity continues amid a 1 to 2 dollar ask on wages for about 50 000 members. Union officials and local organizers greet quiet day with torn El Paso paper multiples and a forthcoming anniversary parade. Illinois labor leader Jon H Walker travels to San Francisco for a national labor convention as Clifton strikers regroup.
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Phounin
Western Federation of Misups
Aotery Assembly Ag
Chiron
CH Taner
Globe Incal Union
Charles Mayer
Federation
Clifton
Willian Herne
HS Vos Tymes
el Paso Paver Cay
George Powett
Athona Orcanteer
Guy Miller
Miller
Jon H. Walker
Illinois State Federation of Labor
Tinois
United Mine Workers of America
Walker
San Francis
Giote
Solumunville
Unconstitutional 00 Per Cent Law Sparks Suit Clash
The U S Supreme Court struck down the alien labor law as unconstitutional. Justice McReynolds dissented, noting the state power to bar aliens under text. A Bisbee Austrian worker challenged his employer enforcing the act, arguing it violated citizenship protections and contradicted federal limits.
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Mhetty
McReynulds
Ato
Washington, DG
United States Supreme Court
Ettirete
The
United
Warter
Bisbee
Jistic Moghes
Livtis
Marshall to Open State Fair in Phoenix
Vice President Thomas K. Marshall will officiate the opening of the Eleventh Annual State Fair in Phoenix with Governor Hunt as a guest of honor. After the ceremony, Marshall will depart for Washington to attend the Senate short session.
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Marshall
Phoenix
Thomas K. Marshall
Secretary of the Fair Commission
Commission
Scottsdale
Hunt
Washington
Senate
Congress
Express Company Taxes Add to State Revenue
Arizona sues to reclaim tax payments from Wells Fargo Express Company and Pacific Express Company for the last twelve months. State Tax Commission calculated revenue bases, with Wells Fargo at profit shown and Pacific Express at 0.75 percent of 344000. Terms indicate the two firms owed the state a sum to be paid under the tax law on gross receipts.
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Express Company
Eapreey Company
Thie Uicifie Espany
Tee Corpor Relis
Etate Imle
Expres
Welle Fargo Co
Canted Verde Company
Special meeting on hangings in Phoenix
State Board of Paroles held a special session with members Cave and Trott present. With Attorney General Wiley Jones absent, decisions on passing old suits to Davis were postponed. Ten inmates were granted parole while awaiting good behavior checks. another hangings decision postponed to a later date.
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Phoenix
State Board of Parts and Paroles
Floren Penitent
Cave
F.P. Trott
Wiley Jones
Davis
Tailor Seeks Patronage For Home Industry Pull
A local tailor promotes home industry by offering pull and winter suit services aimed at attracting patrons to the craft.
Road bond meeting in Douglas today outlines $600,000 request
At a Douglas gathering of the Road Bond Issue Association the executive committee reviewed County Engineer Ryan's plan for a county roads system described as among the most complete in the state. After thorough study the group settled on requesting $600,000 for road work for the coming year, with plans to be released and the petition to be presented to supervisors.
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Veteion
Wm Dough Phone Sevices
Ina
Cochise County
Ryan
Ochise
Board of Supervisors
Tele
TNE Courey
Presey
San Simon Valley Bank Robbery Reported
Chief Deputy Welch received a telegram from Constable Hail about an armed robbery at San Simon Valley Bank yesterday afternoon. A single masked bandit entered the bank, tied the cashier, and escaped on a bay horse toward the Chiricahua mountains. Details on the amount stolen were not learned. The suspect is described as about 45, poorly dressed, and tall, with authorities across the county pursuing him.
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Sher Guy C. Welch
San Simon
San Simon Valley
Chiricahua Mountains
Welch
Wheeler
Douglas
Chas. Cross
Board adopts road equipment purchase and juvenile center plan
The county board unanimously approves buying road machinery including bed wagons corrugated iron culverts Fresno road scrapers plows and dump wagons plus eight mules. They will build a two room concrete sheriff juvenile facility in the rail yard with bids to open next month and a county inspection tour planned leaving Tombstone around the 22nd with Clerk A C Karge and Engineer J C Ryan along.
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Fresno
Sheriff's Office
Arizona
Tombstone
A.C. Karge
J. C. Ryan
New System of County Records Meeting Proposed in Arizona
State Engineer in Phoenix urges a joint meeting of the State Engineer clerks of boards of supervisors and county engineers on Wednesday November 7 to adopt a uniform road accounting system. Eleven of fourteen Arizona counties support the plan and Cochise officials expect to attend the Phoenix session on the 17th to secure the agreed result.
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A.charger
Board of Supervisors
Phoenix
Mt Ja
Boards of Supervisors
Arizona
Karger
Ryan
Cochise County
Fort Grant Tract to Be Sold at Auction
Phoenix, Nov. 2. Leslie Gillette of the interior department toured Phoenix en route to Santa Fe after appraising the Port Dasa military reservation. About ten thousand acres will be sold at auction the remainder split between the state for a reform school and the forest reserve. He also checked the old Fort Bowie reserve offered earlier but not sold, with plans to readvertise to push land into private ownership for productivity and tax base.
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Fort Grant
Phoenix
Leslie Gillette
Interior Department
Santa Fe
Port Dasa
Resea
Reeform School
Gilette
Fort Bowie
Ison
Army Women Have No Fear in Surprise Exodus
In Douglas on November 3 a motorcade of local cars headed to Pearce and Bisbee as army families fled the city. Rumor claimed officers were sending their wives away to avoid stray bullets, but army women denied leaving town. Civilians showed more nerves than the soldiers while bullets buzzed overhead.
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Douglas
Iocal
Pearce
Bisbee
United States Army
Fre
Bank Robber Described After San Simon Bank Hold Up
The sheriff’s office issued a full description of the lone robber who robbed the San Simon Valley Bank cashier Tuesday afternoon. He is about six feet tall, 155 pounds, aged 40 to 45, with a stooped posture, wearing an old white hat blue overalls and worn black shoes. He rode a bay horse unbranded on the left side, carrying a single action revolver and a calibre 38 from the cashier. Last seen five miles south of San Simon heading toward Paradise, possibly toward Rodeo New Mexico.
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Sheriff's Office
San Simon Valley Bank
San Simon
Paradise
Rodeo
New Mexico
Roads Planned by Engineer Ryan for Cochise County
County Engineer J B Ryan prepared a report to the Cochise County Bond Issue Association proposing a 1.2 million dollar county roadway system. After discussion in Douglas, a reduced proposal of 1 million dollars was considered, with many roads omitted. The committee later upheld the original plan, finding voter rejection likely if the broader list were put to a vote.
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J.B. Ryan
Cochise
Tombstone Mining Claims Approved in Cochise County
Phoenix Nov. 3 The Surveyor General approves Mineral Survey No. 3214 Fortune lode claim and Survey No. 3222 Ninety-Eight claim in the Tombstone Mining District Cochise County Arizona. Both claims are owned by the Bunker Hill Mines Company.
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Phoenix
Surveyor General
Tombstone
Cochise County
Arizona
Bunker Hill Mines Company
Deputies Detain Fairbank Man Under Sanity Watch
Deputy Sheriff Percy Bowden brought in Iain Fairbank, a wandering man, for questioning amid concerns over his sanity. Judge Lockwood ordered penalties including a beating, while Riches Lee Sugich and J Milutanovich visited to arrange Austrian passport plans for themselves and their families. A fatal general note reports a tittle adobe house near Agua Prieta pierced by shellfire, with a woman two babies and a dog found dead. Robert Krebs visited from Bisbee. Bowie Constable J D Prewitt also toured Tombstone on sheriff matters. Douglas attorney A F Parsons visited Tombstone on legal business. County Attorney J F Ross traveled to Hishen. Clyde L. Jrnken pled guilty to bootlegging after being captured weeks earlier. fined $25 and 78 days hard labor for concealing whiskey in a racing car context.
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Percy Bowden
Iain Fairbank
Douglas Yeaterday
Agua Prieta
Clyde L Jrnken
Ie Eornty
Prug
Jugut Lockwood
Jenken
Mining patent filings accumulate in federal and state lands
Friday's Daily notes patent filings for mining claims with federal and state land offices. Major filings include Federal Mines and Metals company Crosby groups, Superior and Pittshore Copper Company Wedge lode claim, Sullivan Copper Development company Michigan lode, and a large state land tract by Land Commissioner W A Moeur covering twenty thousand votes. Local visitors and arrivals in Tombstone include Billy Speed attorneys LH Has JC Gang from Willcox, A L Sallender of McArthur Auto in Douglas pushing hedge car demos, and truck deliveries to Bunker Hill Company. Births include a baby girl to the wife of Joe Levi in Tombstone yesterday. Sheriff and Mrs Harry C Wheeter return from Dallas. Mrs Wheeler To San Francisco. Judge J W Hogan visits Bisbee. W R Chaffin from Bisbee also in town.
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United States
Federal Mines and Metals Company
Crosby
Superior and Pittshore Copper Company
Sullivan Copper Developement Company
Michigan Lode
George H
A. L. Sallender
Dovatas
McArthur Automobile Company
Douglas
Tombstone
Fem Douglas
Bunker Hill Company
Phoenix Auto House Opens Douglas Office for Dodge Vehicles
Warren McArthur of McArthur Brothers announces a Douglas office to promote Dodge Brothers autos and trucks. Jeffrey and Packard delivered a two ton Jeffrey Quad to Bunker Hill Mines for ore haulage. Over 2,000 trucks sold to European buyers. service and parts station to be set up at Douglas with regular Tombstone demonstrations planned.
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Warren McArthur, Jr
McArthur * Brothers
Phoenix
Dodge Brothers
Jeffrey and Packard
Bunker Hill Mines
McArthur
Douglas
A. L. Sallender
Prisoners, insane man accompany Tex Barton to Phoenix
Tex Barton departs with Oscar Weigle of Paradise and two prisoners, W. W. Faust serving one to five years for manslaughter and P. Duran with one to three years for forgery. Faust killed Edward Hate at Apache. Also mentions catarrh remedies and Hall's extraction.
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Tex Barton
Phoenix
Florence
Oscar Weigle
Paradise
W. W. Faust
P. Duran
Faust
Edward Hate
Apache
Notice of Land Selections Under 1910 Act in Arizona
State of Arizona informs the public that lands in Maricopa Pima Yavapai and Coconino counties are available for selection under the 1910 act. Described tracts include multiple sections and lots in T19S R29E T19S R27E and surrounding townships, with protests accepted during a five week publication period and thereafter. Officials Thomas F. Weedin and John J. Birdno sign the notice dated November 1915 in Phoenix.
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Arizona
Military Institute
Maricopa
Pima
Yavapai
Coconina
TVS
Sty Sen
Ely
New
Aing & Srm
General Land Office
Phoenix
Thomas F. Weedin
Register U.S. Land Office
John J Birdno
U.S. Lad Office
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