Germany to Buy Entire U.S. Copper Surplus in One Deal
Reports in New York claim the German government will purchase about 89,200,000 pounds of the U.S. copper surplus for immediate delivery. The move is expected to revive copper mining, easing district depressions and allowing resumption of operations in Arizona and nearby smelting areas as Douglas smelters reopen.
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Los Angeles Seeks Boulder Canyon Dam Financing
Phoenix Arizona September 16. Sumtter reports Los Angeles business and professional men say the city is ready to fund Boulder Canyon dam up to 55 million dollars. Sims Ely chief electrical engineer and Arizona Resources board secretary outlined Arizona’s veto power and demand for a perpetual right to a fixed amount of electrical power before construction proceeds.
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Divorce verdict voids remarry rule ruling in Arizona
In Phoenix on September 17 the Maricopa Court ruled an Arizona statute prohibiting divorcees from remarrying within a year is inapplicable to wives who knowingly wed a divorced man. Lorraine Ankenbrandt’s annulment suit against Henry Ankebrandt was denied. Judge Stanford noted the wife bore responsibility for knowing her husband’s prior divorce and found no relief.
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First Day Registration Surges at University of Arizona
Tucson reports show 244 students completed registration on the first day, up from 150 last year. Registrar Ness predicts no attendance drop, noting improved machinery and a personal conference with each registrant. An increase in registrar seat demand is cited as the reason for higher turnout.
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Arizona Faces Fight Over Unjust AR Freight Rates
Sept 17 in Phoenix Rotary luncheon highlighted threats from a proposed freight rate revision. Ralph Helm, chair of the chamber of commerce traffic board, showed maps to illustrate how intermountain terms would see higher or lower rates, harming Arizona and Phoenix. He warned jobbing would halt and merchants face higher costs, forcing purchases from outside the state.
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United States
Local Mexicans Celebrate National Holiday in Tombstone
The Mexican community of Tombstone marks Independence Day with a long night program at Lesion Hall. Judge A C Lockwood gave a welcome address translated by court interpreter John Xo, followed by Alfredy Chavez's patriotic reply. The event included Spanish recitations, singing, and dancing into the night with a large audience in attendance.
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Auto party escapes serious injury in desert crash
An auto trip from Tombstone to Tombstone turned perilous near the Narrows when a Ford front wheel slid off a grade into a ditch during a rain storm. Minnie Sanders drove, with Mrs. Cook and three children aboard. all survived with no serious injuries. Randolph of Hiabee, trailing behind, helped pull them free. The wreck left the car with a bent axle and damaged front, but the occupants were unharmed. Tibbets of Los Angeles, a mining man, planned to visit Tombstone to study mining conditions. Arizona copper prospects and future production were discussed as part of broader mining interest.
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World Journey Planned by Phelps Dodge Official
Arthur Curtis James, a Phelps Dodge director and New York Yacht Club Commodore, prepares for a around the world voyage aboard the auxiliary yacht Alpha. He will depart from New York late this week for the Panama Canal, expecting to spend about a year afloat while maintaining leadership roles with Northern Pacific, El Paso Southwestern, and other firms.
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Sonora Increases Patrols On Border Says Gov Elias
Phoenix reports Sonora has doubled frontier patrols to curb outlaw raids. Acting Governor Ernest R Hall received a message from Francisco Elias confirming intensified military and state police vigilance along the Mexico border in response to inquiries from Governor T B Campbell.
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Recognition of Mex Government Scheduled Soon
El Paso Texas reports that recognition of the Mexican government is planned upon Congress reconvening. A telegram from Joan A. Marper, an El Paso chamber representative in Washington, confirms the timing. In An Sim on September 16 Dan Gr ietwulf Arizona visitor returned home noting Hill Top mineral deposits and expectation of large mines soon.
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Funds sought to spur travel on Bankhead highway plan
Manetee Clark of Douglas told Chamber of Commerce the city must fund Provata shares for the Bankhead highway project. The plan targets El Paso to Phoenix travel, offsetting travel from northern routes. El Paso would contribute 150 dollars, with other communities listed and memberships proposed to raise funds.
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Slonaker Out For Year With Serious Injury
Tucson Arizona September 24 Louis Slonaker star quarterback and captain of last year's University of Arizona football team fractured his right collarbone this afternoon during practice and is expected to miss the entire season.
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McCreary Charged in Dunn Rancher Murder Case
On September 17 a complaint charged Bayi McCreary with the March murder of rancher J. M. Dunn. The filing by county attorney R. E. Shepherd followed a warrant served on Bayi by Deputy R. M. Price. McCreary is jailed in the city facility under juvenile officers. His father Albert C. McCreary was found guilty in superior court on a separate murder charge.
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Temporary Receiver Takes Charge of Tombstone Bank
A.B. McCans, appointed national bank examiner, arrives in Tombstone to assume charge of the First National Bank until a permanent receiver arrives. He cannot disclose bank affairs due to department restrictions, but notes Mary M. Costello remains in Washington with attorneys and a possible settlement may occur with the bank's officers or depositors informed when court action is taken.
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Rail commission probes Phoenix Florence rail line curtailment
The Arizona Railroad Hearing Commission held a session in Phoenix to review reasons behind reducing service on the Phoenix Florence Ray Winkleman Christmas branch. The complaint by a railroad commissioner and supporters argued the line was loss making, while the railroad presented figures claiming savings from the cut. No decision was made, but the commission indicated dismissal if curtailment is found just.
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