Indian and European Demand Push Silver to Year Peak
Indian and European buying lifts silver to the year's highest level amid ongoing London and New York activity. Indian rates rose from 1615/16d to 17 34d, with New York at 28 12 Bombay, 28 to 28 12 Calcutta. France plans to replace francs with silver coinage, converting 40 million paper francs so far and aiming for 300 million francs in total.
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New York
India
Europe
London
Bombay
Calcutta
Equitable Trust Co
San Francisco
Shanghai
France
Bank of France
N. S. Times
Mexico
China
Lycar
Japan
Manchuria
Great Britain
Spain
Belgium
Germany
Span
Switzerland
Federal Reserve Board
Governor appoints delegates to American Mining Congress
Governor Thomas E Campbell named ten delegates to the twenty fourth annual American Mining Congress in Chicago on October seventeen twenty two. Delegates include Mure Bat of Mining Co, P G Beckett of Phelps Dodge, Joseph N Curray of Arizona chapter AMP, Col John C Greenway of Calmnet and Arizona Mining, Lem C Shattuck of Shattuck Arizona Copper, and A Smith of Commonwealth Development Co. Representatives from Cochis County and Bisbee area were listed among the Arizona delegation.
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Phoenix
Thomas E Campbell
Ariana A
American Mining Congress
Chicago
W. J. Loring
Congress
Int
Natonal
Arizona
Campbell
Cochise County
Wl 2 Mining Company
P. G. Beckett
Phelps Dodge Corporation
Dougla
Joseph N. Curray
American Mining Compress
Bisbee
John C. Greenway
Calmnet
Arizona Mining Company
Warren
Lem C. Shattuck
Shattuck-Arizona Copper Company
A. ¥. Smith
Commonwealth Development Co
Pearce
Livestock Board Cuts Inspectors' Wages Across State
The Arizona Livestock Board informs inspectors that salary reductions are necessary due to several months of revenue shortfalls. Secretary Ed Stephens says the cuts are temporary and aimed at sustaining payroll until funds recover. The board thanks inspectors for prior sacrifices and urges continued service.
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Phoenix
State Livestock Board
Ed Stephens
Mr. Stephens
Pt. Zy
Penalty for Nonpayment of Mexican Merchant Marine Tax
Douglas, Sept. 30. Today is the last day to pay the merchant marine tax for Mexicans and Americans owning property in Mexico. Consul Lelevier warns that if unpaid after October 1 the tax becomes delinquent and a heavy penalty will be imposed. He reports having collected most taxes, selling stamps until exhausted, with $780 gathered locally. Delinquents must visit the Agua Prieta post office to obtain stamps.
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Douglas
Maine
Mexico
Ives G. Letovier
Lelevier
Agua Prieta
Arizona taxicab licenses face revocation for crimes
The Arizona State Corporation Commission announced that taxicab licenses issued by the state to licensed drivers will be revoked upon conviction for violating federal or state narcotics, prohibition, or pandering laws. A formal order would be issued tomorrow after a conference with federal and local prosecutors.
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Phoenix
Sept
Arizona
State Corporation Commission
Cassity
Thorms A. Flynn
United States
Phoenix Ad Club Seeks Valley Name Change
The Phoenix Advertising Club voted to form a one man committee led by L. A. Weiss to explore renaming the Salt River valley Roosevelt valley to reflect the Roosevelt dam and geography. They discussed ad publication value and shifted weekly meeting day from Wednesday to Thursday in a luncheon session at the American Kitchen.
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Phoenix
Salt River Valley
Roosevelt Valley
Secion of Arizona
Advertising Club of
L. A. Weiss
Act Cul
Roosevelt Dam
Addub
L. A. Welsa
Court Voids Sixty Thousand Dollar Highway Contract
A judge ruled the Olmstead and Gillesen highway contract worth 60000 void from inception, stating county commissioners exceed their terms of office by hiring professionals for guidance beyond their tenure. The decision, delivered in Prescott, holds the contract not binding on the new highway commission or Yavapai County.
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Prescott
County Highway Commission
A. C. “Lockwood
Cochive County
Olmstead & Gillesen
Way Commission
Ya ‘Vapal
O Sullivan & Morgan
Wae
Percoes
Ice
Arthur J. Benedict
Norton
Henry
Five Reel Western Movie to Be Made in This Vicinity
Harry Moody J Cook and W Bridges, ex Border Feature Film team, report securing a five reel western to be shot locally. Leading lady Frite Ridgway will arrive from Los Angeles as work starts today. Filming planned across the canyon and surrounding locations with location scouting underway.
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Pisbee
Harry Moody
Cook
W. Bridges
Border Feature Film Company
Los Angeles
Moody
Frite Ridgway
Wil
Alleged Nogales Embezzler Faces Trial Tomorrow
W. W. Smith former Nogales city clerk to be brought from Tucson for a preliminary hearing on charges he embezzled about $6 from the city while in office. He previously posted a $3,000 bond, was jailed in Tucson on a federal prohibition violation, and is to appear before a local justice of the peace for the hearing.
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Nogales
W. W Smith
Tucson
Justice of the Peace
Smith
Phoenix
Maintenance district expands Tombstone Bisbee road work
Lt Frazier of the state highway department arrived from Nogales to assume maintenance of the Tombstone district and possibly Bisbee to Fairbank. He will return tonight to finalize details and seek funds to keep the outfit busy, aiding County Engineer Smyth and extending the maintenance area.
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LT Frazier
State Highway Department
Tombstone
Nogales
Ain
Tombston
John B. Hart
Board of Supervisors
Sid Smyth
Thomas Maddock
Phoeix
Frazier
Bisbee
Fairbank
Binan
Smyth
Wee
Former Tombstone resident electrocuted in Los Angeles
Pidal McIntyre, 13, once with Kinnie Mercantile in Patagonia, was electrocuted in Los Angeles. Telegram to Attorney Frank J. Duffy from Roy McIntyre provided few details. Deceased survived by wife and infant. funeral held in Los Angeles after move from Tombstone.
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Dogales
Ariz
Pidal McIntyre
Kinnie Mercantile Company
Patagonia
Los Angeles
Frank J. Duffy
Nogaie
Roy McIntyre
Duffy
Paul
Pam
Rov Jett
Copper Market Shows Renewed Activity In September
Reports from private advisories via L. J. Overlock Brokerage indicate stronger copper activity in Utah and by Anaconda and Ray Consolidated. About 5 million pounds were sold at 52 and 38 cents a pound for prompt shipment as buyers anticipate continued price hardening due to reduced output and rising foreign demand.
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Douglas
Sept. W
Prvate
L. J
Utah
Anaconda
Ray Conmol
Commission House
Deer Abundance Reported in Chiricahua Mountains
In Turkey creek near Randall’s ranch, Dr. Randall notes more deer than usual across the 11 mile canyon, urging hunters to spread out to avoid accidental shootings. In Douglas, F W E Gardner, a cleaner on Tenth Street, was arrested on a warrant for passing a fictitious $25 check to Fred F. Taylor, who reported the insufficient funds and testified Gardner promised to cover it. Gardner could not post $1000 bond.
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Turkey Creek
Douglas
Chiricahua Mountains
Randaly
Randall
F. W. E Gardner
Military Tailors Cleaning Company
Tenth St
Fred F. Taylor
Gardner
Taylor
Jack
Bankhead Highway Construction Expands Link by Link
Reports from Arizona and Texas detail advancement on the Bankhead Highway from Rodeo to Stein's Pass with contractor C. E. McElrath starting work at the state line. Immigration officers seized about 25 workers in Mexico as the project progresses amid bond funding and state park talks in Texas.
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Douglas
Mexico
Bankhead
Rodeo
Stein's Pass
Arizona State Line
C. E. McElrath
McElrath
MekIrath
Mia
Atn Destretyes McEret
Breckenridge
Tex
Stephens County
Bahlmorher
Texas
Davis Mountains
Tavis Mountain
Livestock and ranges report from Phoenix area Sept 79
Forest service and other officials report the western Arizona and New Mexico ranges as the best in ten years due to abundant pasture and winter forage. Seeding has covered ground with heavy seed. stock gathering for sale and fattening progresses. Crops in the north are above average with oats and wheat in shock, potatoes not yet dug, and a large expected yield. Cotton in the Salt River valley has improved but remains below average due to shedding. navels coloring early in the Yam Valley.
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Stoke Anges
Arizona
New Wrexico
Ashe
Ounties
Salt River Valley
Yama Valley
Phoenix Masons Granted Charter by General Grand Council
The general grand council of the Royal and 82 Masters granted a charter to the Phoenix council. RN Fredericks, from Prescott, reported from Asheville where the 24th trigrand convocation is underway. The charter allows Arizona councils to form a state grand council. previously they operated under the general grand council.
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Phoenix
Ariz
RN. Predericks
Prescott
Asheville
N.C
Arizona
Death of Mrs Emma Pyeatt in Patagonia
Emma Kane Pyeatt, 19, wife of Lon C Pyeatt of Danile, died after an operation in Tucson hospital. Native of Patagonia, she left a family mourning in Patagonia and Tucson. Funeral services were held at her mother's home and burial at the local cemetery attended by mourners.
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Patagonia
Nas
Tuckon
Emma Kane Pyeatt
Lon C Pyeatt
Danile
Tucson Hospital
Jane
Stra. Kane
REPORT SALES OF CATTLE IN SOUTH PHOENIX
Reports from the southern part of the state indicate cattle purchases for fall delivery. Yearlings and up were bought at sale prices, with virtually all real cattle in the sales. A California packing company representative scouted the area for fat steers as cattle move northward. Florence reports over 1000 veal calf sales by Weget and Nicholas.
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Phoenix
EU Stephens
Stephens
Gipsig Packing Company of
California
Fty
Florence
Weget
Nicholas
Great game hunt of noted screen stars organized
A party assembled for a great game hunt in the Mogollon mountains includes Pace outfits and others. EC Holder's ranch hosts a pack of hounds while Wir. Miller supplies dogs from Kentucky. George Cline and Lloyd Pyle join as range workers and guides. a shipment of horses is needed. The expedition targets bear mountain lion and wild turkey with legal bag limits guiding the hunt.
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EC. Holder
Wir. Miller
Long Valley
Kentucky
George Cline
Lloyd Pyle
Ervunus
Mogollon Mountains
Boomed H Lyman poised to succeed Baker in Arizona race
Contended nominee for governor next year draws name recognition from Phoenix mayor H H Plunkett, praised for clean record and Maricopa County strength. Other contenders include Judges Alfred Franklin and D H Cunningham, former supreme court members, and Amos A Betts of the Corporation Commission.
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Alfred Franklin
D. H. Cunningham
Supreme Bench
Amos A. Betts
Corporation Commission
Om Pane
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A. C. Lockwood
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D.D
Mr. Pope
Pearce School
Snyder
Carothers
Pearce High School
the Bible In School
Brophy School
Cleeton School
Dr. Heald
Bissee-Tombstone Road
Roy. Ie
Banker Hill
St. David
Phoenix Masons
Emma Pyeatt
Amera
Gane Hunt
H. Lyman Boomed
Baker
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