Japan Moves to Replace Paper with Silver Coins
New York report notes Japan plans extensive silver purchases and to replace small-denomination paper with silver coins. Bank of Japan data shows large silver holdings, while Russia China and Britain engage in silver coinage and imports. Market signals include a premium on cash silver and rising foreign origin silver prices amid broader East Asian monetary shifts.
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New York
Japan
Tokio
Bank of Japan
Teserven
Shanghai
France
Russia
China
London
India
Far East
Federal Reserve Board
Hong Kong
Bay
Calcutta
Texas
Canada
Manchuria
Great Britain
Shang-1hai
America
Livestock and Ranges Favorable Despite Water Strain
Weather reports show diminishing water in the east and north regions, yet overall stock ranges remain good to excellent. Dry conditions aid harvests with potatoes, corn, and vines progressing. citrus and grapefruit in Yuma and Salt River valleys are plentiful and ripe, while new cattle imports from Mexico bolster dwindling native stock.
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Piornaia
Mesico
Salt 1
Yuma
Colorado River
Salt River Valley
Express company rate hike denied by Arizona commission
The Arizona State Corporation Commission denied American Railway Express Company’s request to raise intrastate rates for all classes and commodities except milk and cream. Commissioner A A Betts wrote the order, noting the company used nationwide data rather than state specifics to justify the increase.
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Phoenix
State Corporation Commission
American Railway Express Company
A. A. Betts
Hunters So Numerous They Step On Each Other's Toes
In Phoenix on October 14, a record influx of hunters swells Arizona’s offensive on game life. More than 360 Maricopa residents joined by obtaining hunting licenses, pushing state totals past 690 as interest soars. Celebrities and authors join the season. licenses issued rise sharply, with many non residents and aliens securing permits.
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Phoenix
Arizona
Maricopa County
Home
Sporting Roots
Arene
Dustin
William Farnum
Wallace Reid
Charles Ray
Tom Mix
Zane Grey
Isvine
Yavapai Court Reverses Beavers Habeas Corpus Case
Arizona Supreme Court reversed a Yavapai County Superior Court order denying Charles Beaver a writ of habeas corpus. The case, linked to the July 1 shooting death of Undersheriff Bowers, was remanded for further proceedings as the court found the evidence insufficient to hold a person on a criminal charge. Frank George has been convicted of murder in connection with Bowers' death and is imprisoned in Florence.
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Yavapai
Charles Beaver
Phoenix
Oct
State Supreme Court
Superior Court
Yavapai County
Supreme Court
Beaver
Bowers
Frank George
Florence
Court program changes made Tucson
Judge Sawtelle doubles as presiding judge for the district with Judge Neterer unable to finish the Prescott calendar. October 15 notice warned of a Tucson session moved to Phoenix October 24 with the law and motion calendar. Sawtelle will remain in Phoenix for three to four days and then return to Tucson for a law and motion day October 31 before opening Globe extension on November 1.
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Tucson
Wiliam H. Sawtelle
Neterer
Prescott
United States District Court
Sawtelle
Counge
Ases
Phoenix
Ith
Globe Law and Motion
Accidental Gun Death at Mexican Ranch Claims Ben Loving
Mrs. Ben Loving received a telegram stating her son Ben Loving, about 30, was killed by an accidental discharge while cleaning a gun on the Ofe das ranch, 56 miles south of Douglas, during a hunting trip to Mexico. He was a guest of Tom Manatt and his brother. Several relatives prepared to attend the funeral.
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Douglas
Ben Loring
Ben
Mexico
Ofedas Ranch
Ben Loving
Tom Manatt
State workers repair army trucks in Douglas
C. E Beebe and seven highway department employees arrived in Douglas to overhaul 67 army trucks allotted to the state for federal aid road building. The trucks are at Camp Harry S. Jones and the work is expected to take six weeks to complete the overhaul.
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Douglas
C. E Beebe
State Highway Department
Camp
Harry Ss. Jones
Patents and Pensions Granted to Arizonans
Arizona postmaster shifts and new appointees cover Phoenix and several counties. Andrew J Saumert Jr to head Tucson Citizen as general manager, succeeding Oliver Thaynes after Allen Jaynes death. Patents granted include Manz Franzen Phoenix sickle bar. Caswell Kingman wheel harrow. McDougal Tucson grower measuring instrument. Pensions go to Lasater Wickenburg. Gardner Jerome. Edwards Tucson. Wicks Walker. Gray Tucson. New postmasters named, with several town appointments and a discontinued Bootvale mail route.
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J. Baumert, JR
Tucson
Ct'zen
Phoenix
Andrew J. Saumert, Jr
Tucron
Tucson Cifics
Oliver Thaynes
Allen Jaynes
Hanmer
Jaynes
Patent Bureau
Washington
Manz Franzen
Rimner
Flerbert M. Caswell
Kingman
Harrow
Daniel McDougal
Pension Bureau
John Lasuter
Wickenburg
Arthur Gardner
Jerome
Harriette Edwards
Tueson
Edward Wicks
Walker
Lucy E. Gray
Youth reports hold up near Central and YMCA alley
Carl Brester about 17 reports four masked highwaymen held him up near the alley between the Central school and the YMCA after a 10 o Clock hour. They searched his pockets taking $3 and ordered him to move on toward Brewery Gulch. He reported to Dave Foster and Night Sergeant Harry Anderson was alerted.
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Carl Brester
Central School
Y. M. CA
Brester
Nam
Freier
Dave Foster
Copper Queen Watchmark
Harry Anderson
Bregler
Tragic Ride Fatality In Phoenix Child
October 20 report from Phoenix details a fatal accident of Dorothy Hollingsworth, age 9, who tried to catch a ride on a moving truck with barley laden trailer. She fell after losing grip. two wheels passed over her head, killing her. The incident occurred near East McDowell Road as she walked home from Creighton school. The truck was driven by J. W. Allen. Also noted is the incorporation of Phoenix-Vasey Rubber Co. of Tucson for $100,000.
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Phoenix
Dorothy Hollingsworth
Mra
J. E. Troutner
East Roosevelt Street
Alcc
Creighton School
Alice
Ner Chum
Dorothy
J. W. Allen
South Central Avenue
Inquest Opened Into Rancher Harris Death in City Jail
Oct 20 an inquest continued into the death of W. P. Harris a rancher from East Van Buren street who died in the city jail after intoxication and a night in custody. Coroner Henry J Sullivan planned a post mortem with Dr G S Monival. Jail inmates said Harris died in a cell after prisoners scrubbed the floor.
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Phoenix
W. P. Harris
van Buren Street
Henry J. Sullivan
G S Monival
Harris
Women Seek Phoenix Probation Officer Appointment
Leading club women in Phoenix advocate appointing women as assistant probation officers. They will seek endorsements from city clubs and associations before asking Judge Joseph S. Jenckes to consider the plan. Mrs J L Bo Alexander, president of the High School Parent Teacher association, will raise the issue at today’s meeting, with the Council of Jewish Women and the WCTU likely to vote later. The Woman's club already supported the move at its Tuesday meeting.
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Juder Joseph S. Jenckes
J. L. Bo Alesander
Council of Jewish Women
WCTU
Woman's Club
Auto Stripping Case Leads to Sheriff Investigation
Douglas and W. E. Taylor vehicle stolen from Twelfth Street front yard Monday night. Auto found half a mile east of Fifteenth Street park, stripped of tires rims tubes lights bumpers and other removable parts. Deputy Jimmy O'Brien is handling the case and expects arrests within 24 hours.
Reward Offered for Ruby Murderers in Santa Cruz county
A post office information notice announces a $5,000 reward from the United States government for the capture of the seven men who killed Postmaster J. F. Pearson and his wife at Ruby on August 26. The circular lists the loot taken and identifies seven suspects.
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United States
J. F. Pearson
Ruby
Santa Cruz County
Arizona Readies Federal Aid Road Plan With 60 Day Start
Governor Campbell told Secretary Hoover the state could begin near full use of the federal aid within 60 days after passage. Thomas Campbell and state engineer Mediock outlined projects from Gila Bend to Yuma, with costs around 100000 dollars, aiming to match federal funds and accelerate road construction during unemployment.
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Presidents
Congress
Campbell
Thomas E Campbell
Thomas Mediock
Pwenee
Scenic Chiricahua trip called nation’s finest view
James Loste J H Calvert and companions climbed Hartout park to Chiricahua peak on a three day camping excursion. They described Rustlers park as the most beautiful spot with pine and fir stands and grass carpet. From the summit they saw Sulphur Springs valley and distant ranges including Mule Huachuca Graham Peloncillo Burro Florida Tres Hermanos Santa Rita and Winchester.
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Las
United States
Dowelas
Hartout Park
Chiricahua Peak
Rustlers Park
Art Jers Park
Chirihabua
Forest Lane
Douglas
Moestainn
Huachuca
Graham
Peloncillo
Burro
Ploridas
Tres Hermanos
Santa Rita
Winchester
Boulder Dam project seen as vital to Arizona gains
Engineer notes Boulder Canyon development affects multiple states with Arizona’s W. S. Norick as water commissioner. Benefits division unclear, with Los Angeles likely financing power rights. Project could irrigate up to 1,000,000 acres, transforming desert into cultivable land, including cheap power for Tucson pumps. Nogales and Sonora trade impacts hinted as duties cited.
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Colorado
Congress
Arizona
W. S. Nor
United Statte Water Commissioner
Reed
Low Angeles
Boulder Canyon
Tucson
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