Calumet & Arizona to take over El Tiro mine in lease deal
Calumet & Arizona Co reportedly agreed to take over the El Tiro mine from El Tiro Leasing Co with the sale likely to include a lease continuation for Silver Bell property until August 15. Production will cease at the leasing company as ownership shifts, with silica needs cited as a motivation.
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Tucson Citizen
Tucson
Arizona
Calumet and Arizona CO
EL TD
HEAD
Calumet 4
Tanxe 4
Jease
Bend
Ett
Calumet & Arizona
Ge Tiro Mines
el Tiro Leas
Calumet & Arigona
el Tire Copper Company
Palladelphia
el Tire
Pima County
Calumet & Arimone
New Cornelia Copper Company
Iseal
Williams
Ita
Mike
Hoime
el Tiro
el Tire Leasing Company i
Silverbell
Commission proposed to visit coast to secure Munk Library relocation
Major George H. Kelly proposed a commission including University President and Pioneer organization leaders to travel to California. The aim is to persuade Southwest Museum directors to allow the Munk Library to move to Arizona University. He urged Governor Mant appoint the panel with President Clexyd Marvin and Joseph Ronstadt to press the case.
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Coast
MUNK
Arieena Proneers
Biaterian
California
Southwest
Avizena University
George H. Kelly
Tucson
Major Kelly
Joseph 4. Ronstadt
The
Pioneers’ Organization
Remetadt
George W. P. Mant
Clexyd
Marvin
Ronetedt
Arizona
Southwest Museum
Douglas
Phocenix
State Bieterian Ts
Vice President Coolidge Praises Harding Recovery
Plymouth Vermont August 1 Vice President Coolidge expressed rejoicing at Harding's continued improvement and said he never doubted the president would recover. He planned to stay at his father's home through week’s end before heading to Northampton Massachusetts to continue resting in tobacco district.
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Plymouth
Harding
Coolidge
Northampton
Mass
July Was Month F
July month report lacks coherent narrative but mentions saves, lice, meat, and an unclear reference to Mr. To Indicates ob. The fragmented text hints at a political or legal context with offices and prohibitions, yet specifics are unreadable.
City Briefs: Aliens and Vacation Plans Across Arizona
Aliens from Deuglag held for hearing after arrival via interpreter Conterac. Pueblo reports heavy rains at Barta Margarita ranch and improving grass on Santa Margarita range. Federal Board and Stanford summer courses extend to September with reporting deadlines to Isca office. Urquides and family head two week vacation touring the Northern Part of the State including Grand Canion. A 14 year old colored boy from Tucson is missing after leaving home with a man named Obantal. A legal filing in Kingman proceeds, with further steps to Arizona governor court.
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Hans
Barta Margarita
Babequivari Mesa
Joseph M. Ronstadt
Santa Margarita Range
Mr. Ronstadt
Federal Board
Stanforn
Incal Veteran's Bureau
Isca
University of
Urquides
Urqut- Cem
Trquifes
Mamie
Rey Leat
Toung Toe
Bey
Tucson
Teat
Doe
Iete
Williams
Walter Bailey
Extension Granted in 73 Mine Case by Judge Lockwood
The plaintiffs in the 73 mine case won a conditional extension of nine data from Judge A. Lockwood. They must pay 77,999 by October 1 with interest at 6 percent from June 1, plus 1,669 for the expert accountant and other expenses by August 6. The suit, decided for minority stockholders, ordered the defendants to return properties to Continental Commissions Company with sums due to relinquishing parties.
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A. Lockwood
Chamber of Commerce Fails to Secure Tucson Monument Status
Renewed efforts by the Tucson Chamber of Commerce to win Interior designation for Picture Rocks territory lead to a recommendation that Tucson propose a bill in Congress to obtain land for a city park at 145 dollars per acre. Secretary Condren says no city park funding will be pursued. area remains protected under the National Antiquities Act.
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Congress
E. E. Finney
Phoenix
Papago Sahuaro
Shee
Condren
Express Company Sees July 1927 Business Boost
Express agent Lieemer reports July 1927 business up over 192% from July 1922. Throughout the month increases appeared on all general lines. One hundred forty eight car loads of grapes moved through the city in July from the Imperial Valley to eastern markets, with about three car loads daily passing through.
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Says &. Lieemer
American Express Company
Imperial Valley
Ofr
Carnegie Library of Tucson Summer Hours Announced
Confusion over library hours leads to a summer schedule from 8 to 12 in the morning and 1 to 5 in the evening, in effect since June and to remain until warm weather ends. Morning hours stay unchanged despite low attendance in warm afternoons.
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Carnegie Library of
Tucson
Lbrartas
Jane
Road conditions from Yuma to Tucson described by official
The report states the first 75 miles east of Yuma are excellent with sanded stretches west of Yuma and rough sections near Artes, Gila Bend to Maricopa, and detours toward Case Grand. Condren suggests a north route via Gillespie Dam to Phœnix then to Tucson to avoid bad stretches. Also notes Arizona teacher exams set for August 6 with six applicants.
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Fumea County
Yuma
Arisona
Artes
Sentister
Gila Bend
Mericopa
Maricopa
Case Grand
Toe Aonia
Condren
Tragellera
Gile Bend
Gillespie Dam
Phocerix
Tucson
Local Barker Plant Brings First California Peaches to Tucson
The Barker Produce company in Tucson received its first full carload of northern California peaches via a new refrigeration plant. Manager Bentley Winstanier says the shipment serves Tucson housewives well and promises fresher fruit at lower freight costs. A second carload of bananas from the Mexican west coast arrived the same morning, said to be superior to the first, with Mexican bananas bringing a premium. The peaches slated for the season’s end were noted as the last available carload of the season.
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California
Tucson
Winestaniey
Barker Company
Westino
Winstanley
Winstaenler
Perkins Leaves For San Diego To Take Post
Glenn Perkins, former Tocton High School principal, departs tomorrow morning for San Diego to assume the principalship at San Diego Union High School. He traveled by train yesterday and will drive the rest of the way. Perkins came from Portale, Idaho three years ago with superintendent C F Ross. His successor, W Patternon of Florida, Kansas, is scheduled to arrive August 25.
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Glenn Perkins
Tocton High School
San Diego
Unteon High
Perkins
Mr. Perkins
Perky
Porstelle
Idaho
C F. Ross
Patternon
Ferads
Kaneas
Young Wins Visit Contest At Brewer Furniture
H. Young was declared the winner of the visit contest conducted by Brewer Furniture during the month. The announcement notes Young’s selection as prize recipient in a local business promotion.
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Young
H . Young
Brewer Furniture Company
Local Contest Draws Many Entrants at Store Event
July event drew over a hundred names with prizes awarded in merchandise. Mr. Young, a local chiropractor, noted for his frequent visits, led the contest with top honors and J. B Moore earned second place.
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Mr. Young
J. B Moore
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