Tombstone Ore Shipments Rise Amid Prospector Praise
The Tombstone district shows increasing ore shipments with high grade ore being transported daily. Experts note copper and gold ore potential, cyanide leaching tests yield strong recoveries, and local mines may drive sustained wealth as new plants and metallurgical advances unlock value in low grade ores.
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Bren
Tombstone
Itrom
Arizona
Wrey
Alt Tard
Frank Cavaneh
Cavaneh
Campbell slated for post on Colorado river commission
Governor Thomas E Campbell, defeated for re election, is expected to be appointed to the Colorado River Commission. The move aims to craft a water compact among the basing states and present recommendations to President Harding and Congress. Campbell is anticipated to be chairman of a new permanent three member commission.
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Colorado Commission
Houglas
Thomas Eo Campbell
Colorado Fiver
Santa Fe
Colonna River
Segas Heart
Tite Weekon
Harding
Congress
Wis
Continued progress by Prof. Biederman in grafting walnut trees
Prof. Biederman of Cave Canyon in the Huachucas shows continued advances in grafting English walnut trees onto native stock. His work, praised by State Engineer Maddock and others, draws visitors yearly and enhances regional agriculture and highway projects in Arizona.
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Biederman
Praf
Cave Canyon
Hoavhuce Mountains
Pittman Act Influences Montana Silver and Copper Market
In Montana on November 1 the Pittman Act is cited as lifting silver prices and supporting mining, offsetting copper slumps. Montana output totals show 184,377 fine ounces, with copper and by products recovering as districts like Butte and Neihart resume activity amid a mild mining upturn.
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Silver Butte
Mont
Pittman
Montana
Hutte
United States
Geulom
Eine
Nevada
England
Englan
Aimericans
Eleugt
Despond
Milnes
Neihart
Basin
Philipsburg
Deer Lodge
Butte
Jceime
Santa Fe freight car wreck halts Prescott to Phoenix traffic
Nov 11 traffic on the Santa Fe railroad between Prescott and Phoenix was halted when a freight car wreck occurred at Priete, fifteen miles south of here, this afternoon.
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Prescott
Santa Fe
Prescot
Phoenix
Priete
Here
Republicans to Be Represented in Senate by One
Based on county returns the next Arizona legislature will include one Republican in the Senate, five in the House. Senator-elect J C Phillips of Phoenix defeated Fred Strackmeyer and will be minority leader. House members from Maricopa and Cochise counties include Elwyn Watkins, Howard Barkell, A H Gardner, Fred Marks, and RL Fine, with numerous other names listed for various counties though some due to OCR corruption.
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Eral
Arizona Senate
Land
House
Senate
J.C. Philips
Phoenix
Fred Strackmeyer
Rimeeif
Cochixe County
Elwyn Watkins
Howard Barkell
A. H. Gardner
Maricopa County
Fred Marks
Fine
Siies
Willcox Banker Released On Bond
Brown, former cashier of the Central Bank of Wilkes, found guilty of fremgutarition in the conduct of the bank’s business. He was released from county jail on bond after approval by the Arizona Supreme Court, with attorneys having fought to secure his release on bond during the appeal.
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Central Bank of
Wilkes
Sperior
Supreme Court of Arizona
Brown
Bond
Editors change places as Finney to Tombstone moves
Charles W. Finney former Tucson Citizen city editor was in Tombstone en route to Douglas to assume duties as news editor of the Daily International Chabbock, former city editor of the International, succeeds Finney at the Citizen. Both men are veteran newspaper workers.
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Archie Kelly
Tombstone
Charles W. Finney
The
Tucson Citizen
Douglas
Daily International
R. D. Chabbock
International
Yas
Citizen
Finney
Youth Eye Destroyed In Accidental Shot By Brother
Nov 13 Tucson reports 11 year old Tom Wright of 39 North Ninth Avenue is in St Marys Hospital with a bullet through the front of his head. The injury occurred when he and brother Ned handled a loaded revolver at Miss Gail Grants home. Right eye sight ruined. left eye may be saved.
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Tucson
Tom Wright
Stephen L Wright
North Ninth Avenue
St. Mary's Hospital
Ned
Gail Grant
North Third Avenue
Hine
Wage Drive Hits Boxcar Thieves in Southern Arizona
Southern Pacific agents, led by Special Officer Hughes, arrested five boxcar robbers in Cochise County. The suspects Antonio Perez, A. Ramírez, Par Perjee Al Parda are in custody for interstate shipments violations. Jesus Montana escaped after a chase. Authorities plan to transport the detainees to Tucson for federal action as the crackdown continues along the Henson to EE Pean line.
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Cochike County
Bemson
Southern Pacific
Hughes
Taesen
Antonio Perez
A. Ramires
al Parda
Jesus Montana
Tucson
United States
Renson
Nilon
Speci
Cortise County
Montano
Nieune
Warren Tes
Togethery
Henson
EE Pean
Solomon Elected Head of Arizona Bankers
F Solomon named head of Arizona Bankers Association at Herberts Nogales convention. Dr Benjamin M Anderson Jr, economist, urged bankers to manage foreign debts and predicted U S recovery tied to Europe. Conference adjourned early after officers listed: Thompson of Phoenix as VP, Todd of Globe as treasurer, Goldwater of Prescott as secretary.
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United States
Benjamin M. Anderson, Jr
New York City
Europe
Arizona Bankers’ Association
Anderson
Jerson
Charles FL Solomon
Taesom
SH Thompson
Phoenix
Eee
I Todd
Globe
Morris Goldwater
Prescott
Alt Frzate
Gillespie
Newcole
Yan Spatherin
Mesa
Hla. Hind
Nogales
Tucson
New Bowie High School Building Dedicated by University President
A new high school building at Bowie was dedicated Friday with ceremonies led by University of A president Chyd Mc Marcia. Speakers praised architect Henri Jaustad and contractor Mr Brown for a modern interior and imposing exterior, noting the facility will serve 125 students and launch Bowie’s first school course program.
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U. OF A
Chyd Mc Marcia
Latvin
Henri A. Jaustad
Buffdine
Marvin
Bron
Brown
Ars
WG. Richards
Hs Old
Fivhunts
Joe Coumtersaid
Aldrich
Toile
Eteatom
Missing Naco girl kidnapped and brought across border
Sem erican offerals group searches for Margarita Arrieta who vanished November 9 from Hidalgo Street. Solomon, a former employee of Jose Dominguez, is jailed for false statements while authorities pursue the case. Arrieta’s father describes a tall slender girl with green eyes and brown hair in a green dress.
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Horder
Prity Margarita Arrieta
Hidalgo Stree
Salomon
Sarkis Jose Dominguez
Naco
Senora
Saco Sudae
Atanacio Arrieto
Arizona Weekly Industrial Review summary from mining notes
Charles F. Willis reports in the Arizona Mining Journal on Morenci where Starke Mines Co plans a test run for their new mill on November 13 with steady operation anticipated by December. Jerome area updates include Jerome Rinbee property development and funding plans, while Central Copper Co advances electrical piping reducing staff. Magma Copper Co. debates power contract expansion with Salt River Valley Water Users, and Leadville prospects near Courtland push resumption plans. United Verde and related groups pursue tax ruling impacts. Crown King reports a Curtin option transfer with development payments. Copper market commentary from J Parke Channing sees no overproduction risk and healthy sales prospects.
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Arizona
Morenci
Starke Mines Co. Inc
Fis
General Engineering Company of
Salt Lake
MD. Hannon
Jerome
Arizona Dearborn Mining Company
Mexico
Nogales
Jerome Rinbee
Lew Hen Doni
Dos Caheras
Central Copper Co
John W. Prout
Verto Central Copper Company
Propetty
Magma Copper Co
Superinc
Salt River Valley
Crown King
Richard Kingdon
Prescott
York
Kingdon
Curtin
Swastika
Yavopal
Mike
Haseen
J.parke Channing
Miss Copper Company
Douglas theater head takes long vacation
James N Xalis, longtime manager of the Lyric Amusement company and owner of the Grand and Lyric theaters in Douglas, plans an indefinite vacation to Los Angeles with his family beginning this week. During his absence G. C. Tountas will manage the Grand and Lyric, with bookings routed through the Treson office.
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James N Xalis
Lyric Amusement Company
Grand
Lyric Theaters
Los Angeles
G. C. Tountas
Treson
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