India Drives Silver Demand and Price Rise in London Market
India remains the dominant silver buyer, boosting prices to 6153 cents in New York while substantial imports persist from London and the U S. The report reviews India’s strong six month buying, shifting rupee balances, and wider effects on silver reserves, production in Mexico, and finance moves including bonds in Tucson.
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New York
India
China
London
O.s
Shanghai
Sycee
Liberia
Empire State
San Francisco
Federal Reserve Board
Germany
Reischbank
Europe
Pittman 7
Mexico
Kuanamato
Peregrina Mining & Milling Co
Guanajuato Consolidated
Out
Guanajuato Reduction
Coba Mining
Constitution Day to be observed in Arizona September 18
A historical note recalls Constitution Day, observed by most states. Arizona will enact official observance by a governor’s proclamation. The item dates the 132nd anniversary of the U S Constitution’s ratification by Virginia and mentions Governor Campbell’s proclamation.
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Jaulon
Arizona
Campbell
United States
Virginia
United States of America
George, Washington
Republic
Our Land
Fiay
Aso
Phoenix
Constitution Day proclamation and new Arizona lighting law summary
Arizona Governor Thomas E Campbell proclaims September 17 1921 as Constitution Day urging statewide observance and school study of the U S Constitution. The piece also outlines a new automobile dimmer law restricting headlight intensity and spotlight use, vehicle identification display rules, and residency tax provisions for non residents.
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Executive Department
State of
Arizona
Prison term given for forged checks in Phoenix
Judge Stanford in superior court sentenced R. O. Rex to three to five years in Florence state penitentiary after pleading guilty to forging a $5 check on J. T. Olsen of Five Points Drug State. Rex admitted passing several other bogus checks as part of the plea and cooperation between Phoenix State city and county officials on Cave Creek flood control planning.
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Phoenix
Stanford
RO. Rex
Florence
Rex
J.T. Olsen
Cave Creek
Charleston road demands county crew for rough section
The Charleston road remains rough from the Buena school house to the Fort and to the troughs, with parts marked very slow. County Engineer Smith plans to assign maintenance gangs soon, stressing the road’s importance for students from Fort Huachuca and local traffic needing quicker access.
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Agendia Charlest
Tombstone
Charlest
Charleston
Buena School House
Fort
Ramsey
Canyon
Smith
Fort Huachuca
Copper display at Ajo plant sparks contest prize
In Bisbee on September 4 a display of copper articles crafted at the New Cornelia Copper Co plant in Ajo was shown in a local store window. The Calumet & Arizona Mining Co offers $3 for the best copper use idea. Entries must be written with name and address and left at Cox’s store. contest closes October 24.
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Ina Cox
Ajo
Afo i
Heim
Cantaloupe crop at Glendale lowest in industry history
Phoenix report notes 35 S04 crates shipped from Glendale district in 121 season. Average yield 66 percent normal, lowest on record, due to aphids and high grading costs for eastern markets. Only about 59 percent of crop shipped despite above normal production. Border raids loom as Miss Lucille White heads to San Fernando to lead Forreston school amid danger near Ruby.
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American Smelting & Refining
Chihuahua
Velardena
Asarco
Torrean
Aguascalientes
Glendale
Phoenix
William Thompson
United Produce Crowere Association of Arizona
Douglas
Sept
Lucille White
Forrest Ton
San Fernando
Ruby
Ruby School
Miss White
Six Months For Unspeakable Crime Case Stirred State
Phoenix dispatch notes a Florence convict, Joe Galas, freed on parole after a six month sentence for an unspeakable crime against a girl under 16. He was later arrested after a collision while intoxicated, prompting protests from supporters and scrutiny of the pardon board’s prior action. The board rejected a full pardon after an investigation.
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Phoenix
Joe Galas
Florence
Galas
Broadust
Stabbing Charge Against Mexican Man Arrested at Naco
Samuel Leyens, a Mexican, was arrested Monday night at Naco by Deputy Sheriff Lee Hall at police request after an alleged assault with a miner's candle stick on Antonio Rios. Leyvas denied stabbing. Rios said he avoided serious injury by ducking as Leyvas struck.
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Samuel Leyens
Naco
Lee Hall
Haber
Antonio Rios
Justice Court
Leyvas
Rios
Forest Ranger Turns to Business in Pueblo
A. F. McDuffie of Texas Canyon leaves Douglas after 14 years in the forestry service to go into the automobile business in Pueblo, Colorado, resigning from the service where he has worked the past three years with Texas Canyon station. In Arizona Cochise County Superior Court, Matil De Gradillas De Cota v Fernando Cota, an alias summons is issued requiring appearance within twenty or thirty days. clerk notices dated July 25, 1921.
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Douglas
Sept
Ana Stra
A. F. McDuffie
Texas Canyon
Pueblo
Colo
McDuffie
Forestry Service
Superior Court of
Interior Court
State of Arizona
County of
Cochise
Defaut
Superior Court
State of
Arizona
Wike Cassidy Begins First Prohibition Tour in Arizona
Federal prohibition director for Arizona Wike Cassidy left for Tucson on an official trip to enforce laws. This marks his first trip in office since taking the role on September 1.
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Wike Cassidy
Ariz
T W.M. E. Cassidy
State of Arizona
Tucson
Notice for Desert Land Entry Purposed Proof
Department of the Interior notices Emma T. McGrath of Webb Arizona intends to prove desert land claim under Desert Land Entry No 036473 for E 12 NE 14 Section 32 Township 195 Range 266 G&S B&M Meridian Emmons U S Commissioner Courtland Arizona will witness on October 20 1921 Witnesses include Robert B. Grantham Robert G McBride Roscoe F Burnett and Howard C Dillman all of Webb Arizona First publication September 14 1921.
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U.S. Land Office
Phoenis
Emma T. McGrath
Webb
Arizona
G&s RB & Meridian
Emmons
U.S
Courtland
Robert B. Grantham
Robert G McBride
Roscoe F. Burnett
Howard C. Dillman
John R. Towles
Notice of intention to make three year land proof
Herman H Earnest of Gleeson Arizona filing under Home stea d entry 046955 for Lot 1 3 5 505 SPONELL ERASWIS SEIANWL SELSEI N12SE 14 Si Township 21 8 Range BG SRB Meridian seeks three year proof before U S Commissioner W A Fowler at Tomlatoon Arizona on the Sunday of October 1921 Witnesses Luther M Brown and Henry P Merendon both of Gleeson Arizona Harry Kendall Roy J Kendall of Artesia Arizona Register CHAS E MARSHALL Sept 4 1921
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Department of the Interior
U.S. Land Ofice
Phoeatt
Arizona
Herman H. Earnest
Gleeson
Range
Srb
Meridian
W. A. Fowler
Tomlatone
Clamant
Luther M. Brown
Henry P. Merendon
Harry ©. Kendall
Roy J. Kendall
Artsosa
Chas
E Marshall
Register
Land Office Notice of Three Year Proof Filing
U S Land Office at P a August 27 1981 notice that Homer G Fisher of Pearce Arizona filed intent to prove up three years for land described in Homestead Entry 018989 Section 29 Township 17 3 Range 25 6 3 R B Meridian before W A Fowler Tombstone Arizona on October 6 1921 witnesses include Joseph C Fisher Samuel W Pittman Arthur Pointer Henry Gibbons Al of Pearce First prob Sept 4 1921
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Department of the Interior
U.S. Land Office
Homer G. Fisher
Pearce
Simon
R. B . Meridian
W. A. Fowler
U. S
Tombstone
Arizona
Joseph C. Fisher
Samuel W. Pittman
Arthur Pointer
Henry Gibbons
Chase. Marshall, Register
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