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Newspaper
Tombstone Epitaph
Location
Tombstone, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Sep 12, 1920
Page
1
A smelter official notes widespread errors in ore loading and mixed shipments raise costs for miners. Detailed case shows separating high and low grade ore can yield higher prices, while improper mixing under shipper orders can lower earnings and complicate treatment charges at smelters.
J. T. Kingsbury, attorney, traveled to Douglas this afternoon on legal matters. He is engaged in a case or routine legal business requiring his presence in Douglas.
In San Antonio Texas on September 19 the American Legion reports a poet led a campaign to restore order in a Texas oil town overrun by gambling and crime. Police escorts and local residents aided in driving out the gambling ring as legion members patrolled streets and protected veterans.
Albuquerque September session of the New Mexico bankers heard HJ Using of Park National Bank New York City urge bankers to invest in the communities where they live and to promote public improvements and thrift. WC Weiss of the Federal Reserve Bank of Dallas discussed the federal reserve system noting its wartime financing role and its projected steadiness for the future. Visitors were entertained at a smoker and boxing match at the armory.
A chaotic report describes countermanded Narrow Gauge Railway bonds in Los Angeles with county officials Ben Henley and Kirk Moore cited. Investigations traced 150 bonds, each valued at $2000, with concerns about whether unpaid interest and misused funds warranted mandamus action.
Fragmentary report describes flights to Nogales and an alleged sale of a ship to International. Mentions September, Haka, Torawdly, Chitose, and a Hearst board meeting. References an international air service car ration and emergency work claims, with confusion over a commercial machine versus regular air service.
Tucson report describes Jesus Barreros of Nogales Sonora arraigned before U S Commissioner Jones on a complaint by immigration authorities charging him with importing a young girl from Mexico to the United States for immoral purposes. He was detained with two young girls. immigration officials say another man accompanied Barreros but fled.
Phenix reports little change in candidate standings from Friday. Cochise leads in state contests with others including tax commissioner and state secretary showing slight shifts. Tulsa? (Note: article fragment contains multiple names and errors. Cochise leads overall with minor changes in Tax Commissioner and State Secretary races.)
A man described as a vagrant and drug addict was arrested after police found narcotics and multiple hypodermic needles on him. Detectives detained him following a store burglary report while he carried letters claiming expertise in a bogus charity.
The Naval committee announced the next big Southwest Road Race will run from El Paso to San Diego in late February, replacing November dates. First prize is set at 15 000 dollars, with the route avoiding Phoenix to head via Tucson, Ajo, and Yuma. The event aims to attract strong entrants and will operate under the AAAA banner, with the finish expected in San Diego on Washington's Birthday.
A conference discusses tuberculosis care across the Southwest with officials from Arte ote California New Mexico Colo rally Kangye and other states. Secretary of the Arizona Tuberculosis Association explains disease prevalence and outreach efforts while noting affected families and living conditions across the region.
A perfect mounted mount of a large mountain lion was delivered for Joe Pre chuska at the state capitol. Deputy Wardens Tilimanovelady and Mortine shot the lion on January 30 in the Leomard Canyon area between Coro and Sligraves forests, weighing 244 pounds and described as among the finest of its kind in years.
Jerome reports a single blast of ten tons at United Verde mine farmed into four holes. The procedure removed rock from the top 100 feet of the mine shaft area, breaking solid porphyry rock over a wide 100 by 120 foot section. No injuries or accidents were recorded.
The Southern Pacific lifted an embargo on perishable freight on the Tucson Avision extending to El Paso and Yuma. The embargo, declared last Tuesday due to Tucson labor trouble, is considered settled. The company also announced construction of a town shop with about 1000 freight cars.
Washington reports revised figures from the Mint showing a drop in production for both gold and silver last year. Gold value led by California and Colorado with substantial ounces. Alaska tops silver with higher ounce output. Total costs listed at 60,906,400 dollars and silver at 65,550,602.
In Tison on September 16 the Liga Protectora Latina holds its district convention. Latins from across the region are expected to attend with many from the western edge of Mexico and nearby states. Delegates will endorse party candidates as meetings conclude with celebration of the Mexican Independence Day.
The county issued marriage licenses for ten couples this week as listed by J. E. James, clerk of the superior court. Couples include Jose Rodrigues and Antonia Gareta of Apache, Jose Alvarado and Jucia Alvarez of Bisbee, Jerome Patrick Martin and Alfee O'Reilly of Tocaar, and others in Douglas, Benson, and Bisbee.
Utah sheepman Janie Smith challenges Arizona grazing laws in the Arizona case before the Utah Supreme Court. The brief alleges enforcement over cattle or sheep grazing across state lines without proper licenses caused a legal dispute with Mohave County authorities.
In a bid for the Republican state convention, Mar Queraulk of Mer man and Klay declined to accept the nomination for lieutenant governor. George R. Craig of the state central committee received the note, stating the nominee would not accept pending a stronger basis for support. The reason cited is a personal condition tied to religious views, with the implication that continued support could be shaped by broader party lines.
The Warren barber, described as a poker player, was charged with giving a worthless check for 240 dollars during a poker game at Moore's house in Warren. The case was started in the county justice court before Judge Allison yesterday and continued into today as the court considers the disposition.
The Tucson chamber of commerce board urged President Wilson and Secretary Colby to recognize the Huerta government in Mexico, praising its restoration of peace and order. The resolution was adopted at a meeting in Tucson on September 1.
Governor James M. Cox, Democratic presidential nominee, will address audiences in Flagstaff on September 23 and also speak in Winston and Holbrook the same day, scheduling details released from the Cox campaign.
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