Demand for Cash Foreign Silver Suffers Market Rebound
New York reports October 24 bid quotes lifting London and Shanghai as cash silver tops 74 cents, then retreats to 71 cents amid mixed demand. India holds firm while Shanghai, London brokers ride volatility. silver futures hold lower premium. Cotton, wheat trade flows, India’s crop estimates rise, Japan Russia demand cited. U.S. buys no silver at $1 price.
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New York
Shanghai
London
Indian Exchange
India
Cign Origin
China
Japan
Far East
Pacific
Russia
Europe
Nationalists of India
National Congress of India
Jonal
World Silver Prices Reflect Independent New York Rates
The bullion department of the Equitable Trust Company of New York reported key shifts in silver pricing with New York showing stronger selling prices than London. Shanghai led with bids near 71 cents and 70.22 cents, while New York remained the more realistic market level for actual transactions.
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Shanghai
New York
India
Equitable Trust Company of
London
Reopening Prospects Brighten for First National Bank
Attorney W A Bowen reports progress toward reopening the First National Bank after cooperation with bonding companies and Mrs Mary M Costello of Los Angeles. Efforts cover stock redemption, regulatory steps, and final arrangements before the comptroller’s recommendation.
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First National Bank
W. A. Bowen
Mary M. Costello
Los Angeles
Bowen
Mel Bowen
Clemenceau Banker Reported Missing After Deer Hunt
Patterson, cashier of the Bank of Clemenceau in Arizona, disappeared during a deer hunt with four friends. The group split Friday morning and only Patterson remains unaccounted for as search parties wage a wide campaign led by bank president James S. Douglas. Patterson, age 35, married with two children, had moved to Clemenceau from Chilla Vista, California.
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James S. Douglas
Bank of Clemenceau
Patterson
Clemenceaus
Chilla Vista
Calif
Migratory Sheep Law Test for Cattle Ranges
Prescott October 26 The trial of sheep grower S L Wilbank in the superior court focuses on the authority to enforce the migratory sheep law. The judge will rule after briefs are filed within five days. The case tests state power to designate grazing land including government lands for cattle use and apply the sheep law. More than 10 defendants face similar charges, but Wilbank’s case leads the series.
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Prescott
Superior Court
S. L. Wilbank
Wiltbank
Kidnapping Suspect Arrested After Abduction in Gila Valley
Martinez went to the home of the girl and her mother, knocked the mother down, and carried off the young girl to his ranch in the Gila valley. The girl was detained by Martinez during the night, and yesterday Martinez was arrested.
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Martinez
Gila Valley
Martines
Out of state pen escape leads to arrest near Winslow
Joyce Shipley alias Jack Langdon, 22, and John Ford, under 20, were arrested at Winslow by Undersheriff Thompson and Deputy Garrett while fleeing after stealing Ford’s car from Melvin Yaeger a Normal school student and abandoning it at Canyon Diablo. Ford and Shipley were sentenced by Judge Jones with Ford to years and Shipley two to four.
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Shipley
John Ford
Winslow
Thompson
Garrett
Ford
Melvin Yaeger
Canyon Diablo
Ind Ford
Florence
Tombstone
Jones
Shipies
Governor declines extradition papers over missing Navy boy
In Phoenix Governor Thomas K Campbell refused to issue a warrant for extradition of a 16 year old boy who served in the navy, citing that return to New Jersey would not benefit society. The boy’s whereabouts are unknown after discharging by the superior court on habeas corpus. Ocean County authorities attended the hearing. Mrs Earl Bruce, the boy’s mother, fainted during the extradition hearing and was reported improving.
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Phoenix
Oct
New Jersey
Robert Bruce
Thomas K Campbell
Navy
Young Bruce
Superior Court
Ocean County
Earl Bruce
Huge Cattle Sales Move to Arizona LDS Office
State livestock sanitary board secretary Ed Stephens reports daily shipments of cattle to Phoenix area and Seligman buyers, with 6,000 steers and feeder cows contracted by Clayton for Willcox region for October and November. Additional fat cows and veal shipments expected into December. Snowflake inspector Owens aided Chiricahua Cattle Co, shipping 1,000 head to southern California, near record for the region.
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Arizona
Phoenix
Office
the Livestock Sanitary Board
Ed Stephens
Willcoa
Clayton
State Livestock Sanitary Board
Willcox
Stephens
L. Owens
Cooley
Chiricahua Cattle Co
California
Setting Civil and Criminal Calendars Declared
Judge Albert M. Sames set the civil and criminal jury calendar for both Superior Court departments. The plan starts November 15 with one case on the 14th and one on the 10th. no cases are scheduled 15th to 21st. juries will be excused then recalled. Non jury civil cases in Department 2 run from the 16th to the 26th.
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Superior Court
Albert M. Sames
Lockwood
Safford
Sames
Arrestee Minjum Not Wanted in Chicago Case
Abram E Minjum arrested in Globe on telegraphic instruction from Chicago where he was indicted by the grand jury for operating a confidence game He is not wanted there Requisition papers filed with Gov Campbell noting Minjum not wanted The Associated Press dispatch lists him as organizer of the American Fireproof and Mining Company and two other asbestos ventures In Yuma A Martines windle jailed on $10 000 000 charge for kidnapping Victoria Hernandes a 13 year old Mexican girl from Globe area following Gila valley raid
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Phoenix
Abram E. Minjum
Globe
Chicago
Cook County
Minium
Thomas E. Campbell
Associated Press
Dinyatch
Miniums
Victoria
Special Revenue Agent Assigned to Tucson Office
A special deputy internal revenue collector has been reassigned to the Tucson district. Office space at the chamber of commerce on South Stone avenue is set aside for the purpose. Deputy H. E. Elder will handle income tax collections and will be available at the chamber of commerce daily for persons with business with the department.
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Tucson
Internal Revenue
Chamber of Commerce
South Stone Avenue
Stager
Sawtelle
H. E. Elder
Internal Revenue Department
Elder
Boy 11 Fatally Shoots Brother in Accidental Gun Incident
Alonzo Lopez, 11, unintentionally killed his three year old brother with a .22 rifle near Whitewater while the child watched him load the gun. The bullet hit the upper lip and penetrated the brain, life pronounced extinct at Calumet hospital. Deputies and officials ruled the shooting accidental. no jury. Interment held at a friend’s home.
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Douglas
Alonzo Lopez
Lorenzo Lopez
Whitewater
Calumet Hospital
Leahy
Hoyle
Taylor
Pirtleville
Mexican dies after stabbing at ranch in Graf area
Benito Trujillo died at Ft Huachuca Army Hospital after being stabbed eight hours earlier. Sheriff J E Hood captured L F Rodriguez at Whetstone and returned him to county jail. Alberto Armento, brother in law of the deceased, is held as a possible witness while autopsy shows the fatal wound was not a gunshot but stabbed in the abdomen and delayed treatment led to complications. County Attorney Rowe filed murder charges as authorities investigate the incident at the Graf and Fry ranches.
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L. F. Rodriguez
Benito Trujillo
Ft Huaichuca
J. E. Hood
Rodrigues
Whetstone
Alberto Armento
Rodriguez
Graf Ranch
Fry Ranch
Trujilla
Trujillo
Rodrieves
Rowe Utting
Important Matters Settled At Meeting Ajo Route Backed
A. H Gardner reports that the Southwestern Bankhead Highway association settled key issues at its meeting. They plan to have the Southern California Auto Club sign the road via Ajo and Phoenix if Phoenix cooperates. otherwise the association will not delay, sticking to prior records. Col A B Fletcher and other officials praised the road trip through Benson Tombstone and Blewett, noting the Ajo route as open daily and the quickest coast-bound passage.
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A. H Gardner
Southwestern Bankhead Highway Association
Tombstone
Tucson
Southern California Auto Club
Ajo
Phoenix
Southwestern Association
Col A. B. Fletcher
California
Messrs
Hughes and Wheeler
United States
Federal Roads Department
Douglas
Benson
Tombetous
Bleeve
Col. Fletcher
Hete
Arizona
Phoenix Chamber Invites Colorado River Hearings to Phoenix
Oct 26 text notes Attorney General W J Galbraith says tax anticipation bonds cannot be issued for a specific fund and would be unauthorized. Phoenix chamber invites Secretary of the Interior A B Fall to hold Colorado River hearings in Phoenix, highlighting the city as the largest in the drainage basin and asking for favorable consideration.
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W. J. Galbraith
Phoenin
A. B Fall
Interior
Chamber of Commerce
Phoenia
Colorado River
Secretary Fair
W. W. Lawdon
Royal W Lescher
Kiwanis Club
Boynton
Rotary Club
Phoenix Chamber of Commerce
Phoenix
Arizona
Nogales Woman Inherits Fortune In Mexico City
Nogales dated Oct 25 reports Senorita Matilde Duplat, a Nogales customs worker, has inherited a fortune from her grandfather Garza Cortina who died in Mexico City. The estate is valued at forty to fifty thousand dollars. Cass Grande approves water system contract.
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Nogales
Matilde Duplat
Sonora
Mexico City
Senor Garza Cortina
County Recorder Vinson and Miss Mattie Pigg Injured
County Recorder Vinson and Mrs Hattie Pigg were injured in an auto accident on Oracle road when Vinson’s car plunged off an embankment. Vinson sustained a fractured breastbone while Mrs Pigg broke her right ankle. their two daughters Abby and Vinson Jr. were badly bruised as they were hurled against the car interior.
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County Recorder
Vinson
Mattie Pigg
Hattie Pige
North Church Street
Abby
Ruls Vinson
Oracle Road
League of Southwest to Hold Hearings in December
The League of the Southwest eight states will convene in Riverside early December for a series of hearings. Topics include the Colorado River power issue and industrial rate revisions. Arizona officials will join the state corporation commission in Tucson and Nogales hearings on utility practices.
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Colorado
League
Phoenix
Fornia
Arizona
New Mexico
Nevada
State Corporation Commission
Utah
Texas
Oklahoma
W. J. Galbraith
Tucson
Tucsons and Electric Company
Internationals and Refining Company
Nogales
Corporation Commission
The
Wales Electric Light Company
Man Arre sted for Lack of License for Truck Blames Official
Francisco Cosio was arraigned in Tucson on Oct 25 charged with driving a car without a license. He pleaded not guilty and faces trial at 2 pm. Deputy Sheriff J Lew Termaine arrested him while he drove a truck bearing a card saying a license had been applied for. The card dated February 1921. Cosio said the delay came from an application to the secretary of state for a license. The complaint was answered by Deputy Sheriff Tremaine.
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Tucson
Francisco Cosio
Justin Oscar L. Pease
Cosio
J. Lew Termaine
Cosin
Secretary of State
Tremaine
Saved millions to cotton men in Arizona
Phoenix Oct 25 That the action of Los Angeles banks in advancing the necessary funds on last year s cotton crop in the Salt River Valley saved million of dollars to Arizona growers and has made possible the orderly marketing of last year s crop in preventing forced sales at ruinous prices was the statement by J Dadley Day vice president of the First National Bank of Los Angeles and chairman of the Cotton Committee of the Los Angeles Clearing House association on his return from Phoenix according to word received here yesterday
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Phoenix
Los Angeles
Salt River Valley
Arizona
J. Dadley Day
First
Natonal Bank of
Lumber Firm Fights Water Company Over Damaged Tucson
In an Oct 97 court motion, Frank E. Curley for the defense urged that a verdict against Water Company would shift Arizona public utilities law interpretation. He argued a contract alleged by the lumber firm could force Water to issue bonds and raise rates to cover added debt in a catastrophe scenario.
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Tucson
Bestuuger Company
Bishee ‘Ace Water Company
Frank E. Curley
Public Utilities Act
State of
Arizona
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Costello
Reaper
AB. McCang
Washington
Los Aneles
AML
Clemenceau
Flagstaff
Boy
Little Brother
Cass Grande
League OF Southwest
Mec
League of A Southwest
Riversite
Riverside
Lumber Company
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