Labor Leaders Face Court Restraining Order in Arizona
In Phoenix on November 10 a group including Leroy Kennedy and Clyde Timberlake sought a restraining order to stop members from operating and publishing the Arizona Labor Journal. Defendants cited Croaff, Smith, and Dy as publishers, claiming appointment for that purpose.
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Phoenix
Arizona
Labor Journal
George J, Slaith
Pert A Werte
Mamet
Leroy Kennedy
Chatman
Labor Journal Committee
Arizona Federation of Labor
Clyde L. Timberlake
Thomas A. French
J. Presley
P.M. Varkus
Miners From Strike Districts Reach Tucson By Rail
Tucson reports numerous miners from northern strike districts passing through the city on their way south. Many travel by coach with funds, some arrive on freights amid several arrests and vagrancy complaints, and heads point toward Bisbee Douglas or possibly Mexico after brief Tucso n visit.
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Tucson
Artona
Bisbee
Douglas
Mexico
Wood alcohol vendor arrested by officers in Tucson
Justice agents raided a Nineteenth Street operation and arrested Blas Mancillas for producing and selling wood alcohol for drink. Officers seized a gallon of brew and paraphernalia after purchasing a quart from Mancillas.
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Tucson
Department of Justice
Jong
Nineteenth Street
Blas Fancillas
Pes Pee
Mancillas
Bar silver hits record high in market history
Denver reporting highest bar silver price on record as October quote in London tops 35d per ounce 925 fine. New York settlement reflects deductions for insurance and freight while sterling climbs toward parity. Morgan loan support and British fiscal moves boost exchange, aiding silver shipments to China via New York, San Francisco, Seattle and Vancouver.
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Denver
New York
Great Britain
House of Commons
China
Jim
San Francisco
Seattle
Vancouver
Phoenix to Build $20,000 Home for Legion
Phoenix city officials announced at a local American Legion post meeting that the city will provide a two story brick home valued at $20,000. Funds come from the sale of the old West End school, enabling purchase for the post.
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Phoenix
Avery Thompson
The
American Legion
Old West End
Chinese Exclusion Enforcement Blocks Deportation to Sonora
Nov 12 Tucson. Mexican authorities at Nogales refuse to receive Wong Vick, a Chinese immigrant, blocking his deportation to Sonora after entry from the United States. Vick, previously deported from Mexico, was to be sent back by U S immigration officials. Mexican officials declare only certain Chinese owners may reside, others expelled, leaving the case to U S authorities and potential cross border implications.
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Tucson
Canada
Lacson
Cocket
Fair Grounds
Chist Gates
Rir
Western Union
Srry
Walon
Sopors
Mexico
United States
Sonora
Nogales
Wong Vick
Vick
Tere
Cat
Nogales Wih
Mexan
Allerken
Taeson
Deine
Mexican
Ren
Federal Highway Chief to Attend Arizona Trade Meeting
Wil lians, chairman of the Federal Highway Council in Washington, announced plans to attend a meeting of county directors of the Arizona Good Trade federation to be held at the Chamber of Commerce at Tieclock next Monday. He will help organize a division of the federal body and has wired the chamber secretary that he will attend a barge meeting Monday, departing Monday evening to reach Loser for an eight year conference in Maricopa County. The association officers include Guetar Beck, ex vice president ran Cartas chair, vice president, and Harry Welch, secretary treasurer.
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Willians
Federal Highway Council
Washington
Phopals
Arizona Good Trade
Sucis
Chamber of Commeres
Tieclock
Williams
Profiteering Crackdown Urged by Arizona AG
State Attorney General Wiley E. Jones announced cooperation with federal authorities to deter profiteering actions in Phoenix. He cited a letter from U.S. Attorney General A Mitchell Palmer urging swift action and said existing penalties should curb such offenses, prompting reports to U.S. District Attorney Thomas A. Flyom.
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Phoenix
Wiley E. Jones
Arizoua
United States
Mitchell Palmer
Thomas A. Flyom
Arizona
Capital Democrat Club Organized at Phoenix
Capital Democratic club organized last night in the state land department offices in Phoenix. The group drew state officials to unite the party in Arizona and hopes other similar clubs will conduct themselves for the party’s benefit.
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Phoenix
Capita Democratic Club
State Land Department
Arizona
Western mining claims face 1919 work suspension
A wire to Chief Deputy Recorder HL Hutchison from Congressman Carl Hayden reports President Wilson signed a joint resolution suspending required annual labor on mining claims for the calendar year 1919. The measure, approved by both Senate and House, allows claim holders to forgo the usual $14 labor or improvements for the year but requires filing notices by December 31, 1919. Clerk WM Tyler Page certified passage.
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HL. Hutchison
Carl Iayden
Washington
Wilson
House
Senate
Congress
United State
Tyler Page
Moonshine Bust in Globe Draws Prohibition Action
Moonshine is plentiful in Globe as federal agents raid alleged violators of the Re War sin e prohibition act. Special Agents Link and Sisk seized vats and barrels, finding 12 barrels of claret wine and nine more in a neighboring residence. A warehouse operation involved three large trucks and a deputy marshal escort.
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Department of Justice
Ant i
Department of Fistion
Tomorrew
Hiepary United
Marchal
Bomera
Missing Clerk in Nogales Tied to $25,000 Tucson Oil Land
The Nogales town clerk W. H. Smith, missing with a $15,000 shortage, reportedly secured $25,000 from Tucson capitalists for oil land in Ranger. A land deal involved a land transfer with no oil value, while a representative showed one lot to capitalists. Suit by E. W. Clayton as trustee was filed in Pima County Superior Court, and Smith's Nogales real estate was attached. No further action has been taken locally.
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State Land
St Premie Court
Jods Panestum
DLL
Tor Lecter
Rudge
M Antletps
Ioan
Sare Ind
Snceeting
Tucson
W. H. Smith
Novales
Smith
Ranger
Pina County
E. W. Clayton
Nogales
Proves It Takes More Than One Shot To Kill Lion
Nov 12. Mountain lion shots show multiple hits needed to kill. Musgrave, predator animal inspector, cites skull with bullet scars proving two and three shots in separate incidents. Government study continues as 1,014 predatory animal scalps destroyed to cover hunter expenses.
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Phoenix
Lon
Big Kame
M. E. Musgrave
Musgrave
Groman Leftfield
Mon Ranch Taken by Eastern People Seeking Petroleum
Tecson November 12 An agreement lease covering 5.3 acres near Tucson in Tecson was concluded yesterday with Chicago investors led by Ben Hilal. They plan a monthly rental while pursuing a full lease for the entire acreage with an option to sublease, with substantial profit expectations noted.
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MON
Tecson
Tucson
Ben Hilal
Chicago
New Silver Coinage Planned for Mexico
Mexico plans a new silver coinage as the present coinage holds more value than its face, driving hoards to be hoarded. An estimated 77 coinage will circulate half the silver of the 60s era, making the new coins worth about half as much as their metal content. Phoenix reports Apache hotel nearing completion and chloride shaft sinking on the tarda nelles property progressing rapidly.
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Mexico
Eston Mation
Clu
México
United States
Livestock carrying capacity of Arizona counties announced
The Australian style report notes figures on Arizona counties by Dr K Ho Williams of the Agricultural College of Arizona. It states variation in capacity with some counties needing 31 acres per cow per year while others with 15 acres support a loom of a year, detailing county figures from university ranges.
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Arizona
Tucson
K HO Williams
The
Agricultural College of Arizona
Gil River lands open for prospecting dates debated
Prospecting on Gil River lands remains unsettled as filings may begin on portions set aside by the Interior Secretary. WF Haygood, arriving in Phoenix, says only designated parcels can be filed, with office location in Sacaton and timing awaiting Washington word on final opening and dates.
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Phoenix
WF. Haygood
Sacaton
Washington
Cme
Haygnoatas
Washiostek
Atic
JCAL survey crew near Tucson advances border work
A U S Coast and Geologic survey crew advances mapping near Tucson and Nogales in southwestern Arizona. The project, starting west of Tucson and near Bexales, will extend along the border for about eight miles, creating contour and topographic maps of mineral prospecting ground.
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Tecson
Nogales
Tucson
Tucson Pomeriay
Utah
Bexales
Arizona
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Araoma
State Land Board
Federal
Weymouth
W. W Sebleth
Legion
Deral Highway
Maricopa
Guetar Beck
Ran Cartaschar
Vie
Ttonstady
Hee
Harry Welch
Capital Democrat Club
House of Representatives
United States of America
Haynes
Apache
Tardanelles
Santa Cruz
Groent
Mario
Gil River
Jcal Survey
First National Bank
Tombstone, Ariz
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