Reservations Open For Prospectors In Arizona Mines
In a broad move, reservations in Arizona opened for mineral prospecting allowing both individuals and mining companies to file leases. The government expects about 48 million acres to yield rich minerals, with silver and other ores noted as key targets across several reservations including Maricopa and Salt River. The system will enforce a mining lease and probate oversight, urging rapid action from prospectors while confirming the political push behind the policy.
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Thie Island
Raf Vays
Oh Hee
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China
Alea
Arizona
Ralph Cameron
Congress
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Henry Avsuret
Third Red Cross Roll Call Drive in Tombstone
The Red Cross launched the Third Roll Call Drive in Tombstone under Fourr Pom. A local meeting by Most at the City Hast saw Odd Fellows and Red Cross members pledge support. The Post plans to extend volunteers and gather funds to aid war relief and public health efforts nationwide.
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Tombstone
American Legion
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Red Crome
J. N. Gaines
Gtarien
Malian T. Smith
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Proclamation Declares November 11 As American Legion Day
Governor Campbell proclaims November 11 1919 as a public holiday honoring the American Legion. The document stresses patriotism loyalty to the Constitution and duty to preserve American institutions, urging statewide observance and participation in related meetings.
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American Legion
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Berty
Thomas E. Campbell
Arizona
Largest Joint County Teachers Institute Attendees Exceed Seven Hundred
Over 700 teachers attended the Joint County Teachers Institute in Phoenicia at Apple High School auditorium with opening remarks by State Superintendent of Public Instruction and praise for the event. Professor Wilden and Professor Creager addressed the crowd on educational reform and future plans as session schedules were outlined and the institute prepared to resume next morning.
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Phoenin
Attexdance
Apike
Case
Wilson
Echothk
Berkeley
Jem Marcopa County
Eatcate
Wilden
J. O. Creager
HH. Bisme
Creager Ail
Wall of 166 Belgians Executed Decorated on Anniversary
A degraded wartime commemoration shows flowers placed on a wall marking the fifth anniversary of the massacre in Dinant where 166 Belgian civilians were summarily executed during the German occupation. The image of the wall bears wilted flowers as observers recall the grim event and its place in history.
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Dinant
Coal Lands Leasing Bill Advances in Lower House
Washington November 5 The House approved the coal lands leasing bill by a vote of 169 to 8, sending it to conference. The measure, a draft of the Senate bill, retains government ownership of titles but allows leasing on a royalty basis with a minimum fixed royalty and a maximum to be set by the secretary of the interior.
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Enthussage
A. E Rogers
California
Salsman
Washington
House
Senate
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