World silver markets hold firm amid limited offerings
World silver markets remained largely steady with prices within a two cent range as fears of German financial weakness faded. Reports from China and India show improving commerce, with rising cotton and wheat shipments to the U.S., and U.S. government figures note substantial domestic silver stocks and ongoing repurchase movements.
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New York
Far East
Germany
Lvpripene Sett
India
Tte
Pekins Administration Co
Pekin
Hu Kuang Bailey Bonis
J.P Morgan & Cu
Thero Anda
Chi
Wi Shamehai
Hank Relinquist HO
Thes Bonds
Jed Ty ‘Thomas Wo Lamont
Morgan & Co
All Oblithese du Monlin Chane
China
Chinions
A1 Fes
Continent Bank of Chicago
Morgan Consortium Group
U.S. A
Bombay
Japan
Europe
Sa.s
Canada
Shanghai
Sucre
Charles Haray & Rupert
Pittman
Federal Reserve Board
State Teachers Assn Meeting Opens Today in Phoenix
The annual Arizona State Teachers Association convention begins at the Phoenix high school auditorium and runs through Tuesday and Wednesday. President Hendrix arranged a strong program with general public admission to all sessions. Principal speakers include Charl Williams, Will C Wood, Mrs. R. C. Greenwood, Dr. Thomas Haines, Katherine McLaughlin, Elsie Toles, John D. Lopez, Dr. R. B. von KleinSmid and Dr. Henry C. Curtis.
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Phoenix
Arizoma State Teachers’ Association
Hendrix
Publc
Charl Williams
Will C. Wood
R. C. Greenwood
Thomas Haines
Mies Katherine
Hereford cattle lead in Arizona census figures
Phoenix November 21 Statistics from the government census show 5023 registered Hereford cattle in Arizona, 4759 more than any other breed. There are 2900 Hereford bulls in the state, compared with 215 for the next breed. National data list 24391 registered Herefords, 40558 bulls, the Hereford breed leading in most states.
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Phoenix
Arizona
Tec
Yarme
Water rights case opens in November term court
The Superior Court Division 1 opened the November term with O E Patterson suing John J Weber over water rights for Apache. The jury seated last week began the civil trial, expected to run most of tomorrow under counsel Downyn Stephenson for the plaintiff and Manate Frenen for the defendant.
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Superior Court
O. E. Patterson
John J. Weber
Wil
Downyn Stephenson
Manate
Frenen
John Murray
Leon Tt
Bowsker
W. Cris
DH. Monery
David J. Kans
EA Boyle
A. Gilbert
Geo XN. Minor
Fergisor
J. Edwards Fowlii
Reagan
HickesGeo
Owvy Diaby
David Lo Evane
Bisbee
Mc Kinney
Courtlands
Price
Ward
J. J. Cook
Craig
EightYearOld Boy Dragged to Death by Runaway Burro
In Mesa Arizona an eight year old boy, Paul Huber, son of Mr and Mrs J Huber, tied by a rope around his waist and the burro’s neck, was dragged during a ranch outing. The animal bolted, circling a cotton patch, colliding with a silo, the rope broke and the boy was killed by a broken neck and fractured skull. The accident occurred late Saturday afternoon on the family ranch.
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Mesa
Ariz
Sov
Wina
Burro
Paul Huber
Mra J J. Huber
Beast
Marshal Foch to Be Arizona Guest in US Tour
New York reports Marshal Foch leaves for a continental swing stopping at Washington Me City Iowa Billings Mont St Maries It Italy Spokane Seattle Portland San Francisco Los Angeles Grand Canyon Horton and back to New York by December 13 His famed itinerary covers over 2000 miles with stops across the United States and Canada Ambassdor Jusserand asserts the armament conference will succeed.
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New York
Marshal Foch Au Revoir
France
Pacific Coast
Canada
New England
Washington
American Legion
Son City
Iowa
Billings
Mont
Butte
St. Maries
Italia
Spokane
Seattle
Portland
Oregon
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Grand Canyon
Arizona
Horton
Jusserand
Marshal Foch
Arizona gets first share of forest roads funds
Tucson reports the first apportionment of federal money for forest roads and trails. Arizona is set to receive about 131000 from a $15 million act with $2.5 million allocated to the state. The secretary of agriculture will distribute the rest based on hazard and resource value factors.
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Tucson
Secretary of Agriculture
Arizona
Congress
Former Nogales City Clerk Guilty of Embezzlement
Former Nogales city clerk Smith was found guilty of embezzling 2125 dollars from the city. Prosecutors said total embezzlement could reach thousands, while defense claimed a frame up and kidnapping stories aimed at silencing witnesses. Witnesses testified to the embezzlement. Smith denied the charge and claimed he never took city funds. Verdict delivered after mid afternoon deliberations with ballots reportedly mostly for conviction.
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Smith
Stith
Cop Hidson
Beeville
Texas
William Jack
Sustice
Peace
Douglas
Hidson
Jack
Seains
Eidson
Jana
Bidson
Stock Firm Secures $130,000 Loan for Arizona Cattle Growers
Trese reports the War Finance Board approved a $130,000 loan to a Tucson area cattle concern through the Aceon Cattle Loan Co. Affiliated with Consolidated National Bank officials said final approval came from a local Los Angeles agency and the national board in Washington. The Wellton development plan covers 600 acres, transitioning to a modern vineyard.
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Arizo
Bar Finance Corporation Board
Arizona Catte
Los Angeles
Wellton
Washington On
Jefferson Day Rally Plans Forming for County Democrats
About 2 percent of the Lorne County Democratic committee met in Dowling Saturday with Chairman E W Hedden presiding. A Jefferson Day dinner and rally were proposed, aiming to unify the party and build strength for the next campaign, with plans for a countywide gathering and supper on the Jefferson Day holiday in spring.
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Lorne County
Democratie Committee
Dowsins
E W. Hedden
Caml
Jefferaon
Angementa
Nie
Beddow
Chaiirman
Dismiss Protest Against Rate Hikes In Three States
The Interstate Commerce Commission dismissed protests by Arizona Nevada and New Mexico against recent fare increases. The telegram cited a dissent by commissioners Atchison and Eastman. The majority found rates in those states not unreasonable given higher generation costs and traffic conditions.
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Ainst Rate
Phoenix
X —Arisoha
Nevada
New Mexico
Interstate Commerce Committion
Joel B. Benton
Messrs. Atchison
Eastman
Ates
Identification of Johnson slayer reported by Yuma authorities
A man held in Yuma is identified by the wounded husband as the possible slayer of Mrs. Peter Johnson and the assailant who mortally shot Mrs. Johnson. The suspect, named William E. Estaver, is reported by onlookers and local agents as positively identified as the killer.
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Uma
Yuma
Peter Johnson
Stowell
Sullivan
Smaihe
William E. Estaver
John Ison
Bondsmen surrender Bludworth banker to Pima jail
On November 21 A H and Lee Harkey released M M Bludworth former vice president of the First National Bank of Tombstone to county jail awaiting federal grand jury action. His bond was set at 10000 and he is accused of embezzling 15000 of the bank funds. A separate item notes Superior-Cattleman to acquire Red Top group of claims with active development planned.
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Hell
Pima CO
Tucson
A. H
Lee Harkey
M. M. Bludworth
First National Bank of
Tombstone
Trndworth
Superior—Cattleman
Red Top
Sheriff orders eviction near White City fort
Sheriff Hood warned residents of White City near Fort Maachuea to vacate by November or face arrest amid complaints from military authorities. Courteous officials reported the group promised to leave before the 82nd arrives, with one woman offering to return four days earlier if wanted.
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J. Ki. Hood
Notorian
White City
Fort Maachuea
Fo Maachuew
Sher Mf
Capitalists Eye Benson Figures in County Development
Capitalists Blowell, Goete and Martin Fishtrack of Benson were in the city on a business trip to explore investments. Yetz returns from a trip to the seat where he pursued interest in enterprises. Western representatives announce an examination of properties deemed key to county development.
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Blowell
Sor
Notice for Publication in Arizona Homestead Claim
Department of the Interior advertises Jame Lowrey of Pairbank Arizona filing intent to establish a homestead claim for a parcel in Township 218 Range 206. Witnesses listed include James E. Kane Ernest J. Graf Albert Turner John Mand all of Fatbunk. Public notice dated November 20 292%.
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Department of the Interior
Ts. Land Office
Phoenix
Arieiga
Logas
Lookard
Arizona
Bend Omer
Jame Lowrey
Pairbank
Wiest
Meridia
Wis Fowler
Tousastone
Unclear medical disaster text from Toledo ad fragment
Fragmentary notice appears to reference medical issues and a dubious offer of reward for cure related to Caterina Iran with mentions of the Eustachian Tube and a Toledo firm Cheney & Co. The readable parts suggest a misprinted medical claim and a vague public notice style.
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Brariegard
Iran
Saity
Cheney & CO
Toledo
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