Developments in the Morenci mining strike turmoil
October reports from Morenci detail a mob of Western Federation rioters surrounding the hotel demanding surrender of Attorney Biddy Doyle of Bisbee and threats of violence. Authorities are criticized for inaction as calls for a broader mobilization and continued unrest ripple through El Paso and Phoenix with petitions for federal investigation and militia redeployments amid ongoing strike disruptions.
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Morenci
Biddy Doyle
Bisbee
Casey
Doyle
Strike developments in Clifton Morenci calm amid El Paso talks
Friday Phoenix reports a calmer mood in Clifton and Morenci as miners and guardsmen adjust to a stalled strike. About 190 soldiers remain in camp while relief work broadens. The El Paso wage conference resumes with wage scale discussions likely to span several days amid rumors of strikebreaker mobilization.
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Phoenix
Clifton
Morenci
James J. Casey
Biddy Doyle
el Paso
Counties Vote on Good Road Bond Issues in Three Counties
Three Arizona counties plan bond elections for gravel road improvements. Santa Cruz votes on $100,000 October 23, Pima on $400,000 October 8, and November 15 Gila ballots $350,000 for road bonds. A prior Gila county election was invalid due to notice error.
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Santa Cruz County
Pima County
Gila County
Arizona to profit from Big War Loan
An early 20th century analysis suggests the Anglo French loan of 500 million dollars will boost American producers, with Arizona expected to gain through copper refining, mining, and related industries. The article outlines how funds may flow to states, highlighting Arizona’s copper and other minerals as key beneficiaries.
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Londo
Acco Statistician
GARRANZA RECOGNIZED BY UNITED STATES
Washington Oct 19 United States formally recognizes the Carranza de facto government delivering Lansing issued letters of recognition to Eliseo Arredondo at the Mexican embassy. Arredondo to Saltillo to meet General Carranza and present the letters. Britain likely to be among first to receive envoy appointment. Laredo report says Carranza party left San Pedro for Torreon today.
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Washington
United States
Careansa
Eliseo Arredundo
Meas Joan
Scretary Lansing
Arredondo
Louising
Atute Department
Saltillo
Mexico
General Corrina
Great Britain
Thiy Gadde Stenat
Chile
Unites States
Mexica
Argentine
Bolivia
Guatemala
Columbia
Poop
Laredo
Carranza Party
San Pedro de Las Colonias
Torreon
Mountain View Farm Improvement Association Plans County Paper
In a Willers area meeting about forty members including McAlister Farm Improvement Association stood behind launching a county agricultural paper. President T J Davis outlined the new organ to unite counties and associations, with a clear program and plan for structured future farming efforts and better homes.
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Mountain View Farm Improvement Association
Willers
McAlister Farm Improvement Association
T. J. Davis
County Farm Improvement Association
Davis
Seed selection and farm plans discussed by adviser
The farm adviser led a discussion on the importance of seed selection, production of pure bred seed, and community plans for poultry feed and trap rabbit farming to improve local profitability.
Graham county tax levy challenged by state officials
Attorney General ruled the ten per cent limit on Graham county tax valuation was exceeded by an eighteen thousand dollar levy for a new bridge. The decision followed a complaint by Gibson Taylor of the Arizona Eastern Railroad. County Attorney McGowan planned to defend the overage before the tax commission on Friday October 22. The board had not voted on a bond issue for the funding.
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Phoenix
Board of Supervisors of
Graham County
State Tax Commission
As Nt
Harken
Tax Commission
Gibson Taylor
Arizona Eastern Railroad
McGowan
Father Genevriera Now in Globe
Globe MIAMI Oct 211) Rev Furher Gene erter sie Wa take charge of the Glide to arrive 12 Giowe this week and will conduct services at Glnow punt Sunday The Newark Eagle says Genevrier has been recalled to Globe a mining town of 10 000 population in Arizona by Rt Rev Henry Granton Bishop of the Western Dios He spent two years in Mexico and aided revolutionaries He is remembered in Tombstone for bravery during the Naco battle attending the wounded after the clash and spending the night on the field with a candle.
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Miami
Furher Gene Erter
Glnow
Globe
Newark
St Michael's Komen
Kew Verekile Genevrier
Arizona
Henry Granton
Western Dios
Genevrier
Big Cow Field
Tombstone
France
Society For the Propagation of the Faith
Mexico
Peayesses F. Madero
Vepustians Carranes
Geacener
Rev
Naco
Gen
Ojeda
Constitutionalists
Gen. Hill
Federals
Ariz
Serviers
Arguments for retrial of million dollar case in Cunningham Costello
The retrial hearing on the Cunningham Costello case is set for November 1, expected to last two to three days. The lengthy trial involved about three million dollars in property and a jury answer to about one hundred questions, which the parties will review to determine the final freed amount likely between thirty five thousand and one hundred thousand dollars.
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Cunningham-Costello
Sulphur Springs Valley Cattle Shipments Reach $50,000
Douglas October 20 native cattle from Sulphur Springs Valley district will be shipped to Willcox buyers Messrs Jobo and Cook after recent purchases. The shipment involves over a thousand head with average calf and yearling prices cited. Shippers include Frank Moore Fred Moore J W Hutcake Pete Johnson and others with Ed Howard sending ten carloads yesterday.
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Douglas
Sudober Valley
Mortine
Jobo
Ant Cook
Willcox
Frank Moore
Fred Moore
J. W. Hutcake
Pete Johnson
Morris Christen
Stevenson Brothers
Hill Davis
J. F Kinney
Willam Cowan
J. T Hirod
Ed Howard
Notice of nonliability for labor or materials furnished
The Middlemarch Copper Company declares it will not be liable for labor or materials furnished on mining claims in Cochise County Arizona. The undersigned states they are not operating or intending to operate the mines during the life of an agreement with George Mitchell dated about August 25, 1915. This notice, dated September 1, 1915, is published for records and signatures of the company officers. First publication October 3, 1915.
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Meddi March Copper Company
Gr Hell
Wits
Wade
George Mitchell
Cochise
Arizona
Iscaliot
Kennebec
Mask
Tracy
Harrison
Missouri
Washington
Imma
Monroe
Ben Madison
Adams
Buena Vista Cleveland
Democratic Lobby
Democratic Fairy
Herkimer
Pacinia
Middlemarch Copper Company
Vicw
Tombstone Notables and Local Social Events Highlight Weekend
Attorney W B Cleary of Bisher died yesterday and was buried in City Cemetery. Royal Arch Masons held a reunion night. Avessor E A Hughes returned from Beuaire with Shing dossiers. A surprise anniversary party for Mr McSparron featured Tombstone City Band music and refreshments. Courtlandites and families, including Mrs Mave Brown and others, visited Tombstone. Judge JC Page from Willcox visited for county business.
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Acuna
Texes
Wm McSparron
Htee Autor & Parts of
JC. Page
Willcox
Busi
Local Residents and Builders Visitor Notes in Tombstone
Thursday's Daily reports St David Farrer EON Mutter visiting Hatay on business, Gumshoe Gilbert and others planning adobe homes on Tor nit and Fremont. The Banker's Cottage near Toughmus hoist houses engineer Win Taker. Sorsinns bor crewers work on bases for a new building, Mr Sam Meriniss Sagani Gutel Willon attorney visiting Tombstone Woles for court business. Deputy Sheriff Harry Rafferty and Rafferty family visit Tombstone, then return to Willon.
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Bnaiblomgert
Tombstone
Cok
Cummings
Tornit
Fremont
Banker 44It
Win Taker
Ater
Sam Meriniss Sagan
Typhoid Death Believed Spanish Mine Worker in Miami
Antoine Herren aged 25, a Spanish employee at Inspiration mine, died yesterday at Miami Inspiration hospital from typhoid fever. The funeral for Herren was held at the Miami Undertaking Parlors at 2 o clock this afternoon.
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Miami
Antoine Herren
Inspiration Mine
Local court week notes and Mammoth property sales report
Friday’s Daily reports Clerk of the Board Aoy C. Karner and Secretary 1 N. Gaines in routine tax matters. Judge Lockwood reviews cases. Mammoth property tied to Geo. J. Yeung sale. Crystal Theatre feature films highlighted, including The Map on the Os and The Man in the Box. Harry Evans incident linked to Nogales. glasses at Bordethild Theater advertised for claimant.
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Crystal Theatre
Pictare Fame
Tombstone
Paramount Service of Feature
Ime
Laskey
Herold McGrath
Max Figani
Virginian
Prospecting partnership ad seeks sober, honest partner
A brisk Atlantic City ad seeks a working partner for a mining venture near rail, water, and electric facilities. It requests full particulars, references to sobriety and character, and mentions near paying mines, outcrop, and assays. Addressed to Mine care Gista vos & Theel Advertising Agents, Box 6.
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C. Cyndie
Aood Prospector
Gistavos & Theel Advertising
Post Office
Atlantic City
New
Jer
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