Tubac Faces Depopulation From Federal Land Suit
Tubac, once a mining boom town on the Tucson Nogales road, may be depopulated as heirs sue for ejectment over Santa Cruz county land grant. Defendants include local residents and four mining firms. the case follows extended litigation in federal court and recalls Tubac’s 19th century rise and decline.
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Wara
Santa Cruz
James F. Bouldin
Helen L. Bouldin
Kansas City
vVoa
David W. Bouldin
Austin, Tex
Weldon M. Bailey
Gainesville
Tex
Ptor
Nogales Road
Tubeac
W. A O'Connor
Superior Court
Santa Cruz County
Trustew
Tucson-Nogales
Tucson
Tvbec
Te Pardize
Tulac
Tobac
Met
Lintock
Joston
Arizona Mining Company
Tubsac
Arizona
Hes
Grant Oury
Sonora
Pete Kitchen
Tubac
Tumacacori
Tehell
Trenton Mining Co
Alta Mines Co
Security Mining Co
Royal Dive Mining & Milling Co
Rumanians Made No Last Stand in Bucharest Fall
Dispatches say Romanian resistance appeared limited as Bucharest fell to German forces. Entente experts suggest Romanians abandoned Wallachia and retreated toward Moldavia to avoid complete destruction, with about 160000 Romanian prisoners reported since the war began.
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Entente
Germany
Bucharest
Marehbat von Maeckeneen
Ploechti
Prahove
Wallachia
Moldavia
Lloyd George to Form Ministry With Mixed Party Support
London reports indicate David Lloyd George will form a ministry with a majority in the house of Commons. The cabinet is planned at twelve members with five Unionists five Liberals and two Labour representatives. A small war council may follow.
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London
David Lloyd-George
House of Commons
Labor
Lloyd-George
David Lloyd- George
Togeeth
Mr. Asquith
Lioyd-George
Ike J. Austen Chamberlain
Robert Cecil
Buckingham Palace
Manchester Guardian
the Laverpoat Prast
Lieyd George
Hotes
Lioyd George
Honalfete
A. Benar Law
Lord Derby
Lore Curron
Leterick E. Smith
Edward Carson
Viscount Reading
Frederick Cawley
House
Commons
T.e Prestwick
Lancashire
George Pollard
Vision
Lancasire
Turbulent events reported near Parral in late November
Telegram recounts violence across the Parral and Santa Rosalia regions with Villa’s forces dynamiting mills and detaining or executing arbitrary targets. Reports mention American consular figures, refugees, and Chinese workers, with Mexican authorities and Villa's staff involved and trains moving refugees toward distant locations.
Bryan Opposes Federal Power Centralization
In a discussion on transportation problems, William Jennings Bryan argued against transferring railroad regulation to Washington. He favored amending existing laws to grant national regulation while preserving state regulatory powers. He dismissed government ownership as unlikely, citing railroad opposition.
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Joint
Cong
Somme
Interstate Commerce Commission
Bryan
Washington
Congress
National boycott plans announced in Chicago meeting
Frank P. Connolly secretary of the California Retail Grocers Association travels to Chicago where on December 11 he will urge the National Retail Grocers Association executive board to adopt a national boycott against food packers who raise prices unreasonably in a move reported from San Francisco.
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San Francisco
Frank P. Connolly
California Retail Grocers’ Association
Chicago
National Retail Grocers’ Association
Robber Escapes With 20000 In Gold and Currency
A robber threw pepper in the face of an express wagon guard in downtown Los Angeles and seized $20,000 in gold and currency, then escaped. Police search ongoing.
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L0s
Angeles
Suffragist Plans to Heckle Wilson at Dinner Tonight
Mrs. J. A. H. Hopkins, chairwoman of the New Jersey branch of the Congressional Union for Woman Suffrage, invited to the president's dinner tonight with Vance C. McCormick. She plans to wear suffrage colors and press the president on actions for the cause.
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Wilson
Washington
J. A. H. Hopkins
New Jersey
Congressional Union For Woman Suffrage
Vance C. McCormick
Governor Appears in Court for Recount Bond
Governor Ham appears in the superior court with counsel to file an inspection petition in the Campbell governor race. A bond of 300 dollars is posted, the $10 filing fee paid, and Inspector Homer Wood from Prescott named for the recount. The petition seeks inspection of all ballots cast and counted and alleges illegal votes. The court session contemplates appointing inspectors for each side and beginning ballot inspection soon.
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Wmorix
Aria
Thomas
Campbell
Goveruse
Ham
Hunt
Hom
Eugene
Ss. Iwen
Homer R. Wood
Jones
Dudge Stanford
Warren
Neanford
Ives
Homer
Wood
Prescott
Campell
Forbes Gathers Force to Keep Order at Ajo
Forbes reports a county effort led by Sheriff to deploy 166 deputies to safeguard order at Ajo and protect New Cornelia Copper Company property. The sheriff stays in Ajo during unrest. County Attorney Hilzinger and others plan resupply, with J W Estill visiting the camp. Deputies will come from Gila Bend Phoenix and Tucson.
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Hilzinger
Ajo
New Cornelia Copper Company
J. W. Estill
Board of
Superisors
Gila Bend
Phoenix
Tucson
Carpenters Union Leaders Speak On Ajo Wage Dispute
William Kesavan and associates for striking carpenters in Ajo outlined the pay scale issue, noting copper wages rose at Bisbee and Douglas but not at Ajo. They cited living costs, with forced reductions for Mexican and Indian workers, and claimed 50 to 70 workers joined the strike after it began.
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Phoenix
Ariz
William Kesavan
W H. Culberson
Johan
Dodson
Kasatan
Ajabee
Douglas
Ajo
Bisbee
Beech
Kasavan
Pocketed Coin Indictments of Levy Brothers Abroad
Five indictments returned by the federal grand jury in Tucson accuse Levy Brothers investment brokers of Denver and Bisbee of mail fraud in a scheme that allegedly cost about 1,660,000 dollars. Sam and Max Levy were taken into custody in Denver and pending actions continue.
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Levy Brothers
Investment Brokers of
Denver
Colp
Bisbee
West
Federal Grand Jury
Tucson
Sam
Max Levy
Associated Press
Young Bloods Booze Rally Turns Violent Clarence Alarms City
A Bear Canyon picnic hosted by the Young Bloods in honor of Democratic candidates ended in chaos after beverages flowed freely. The Morris car chauffeur fought a janitor, damaged wiring, and fled on foot before being assisted by a local attorney. continued on Page Three.
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Tom Marshall
Arizona Temperance Federation
Bear Canyon
Arizona
Young Bloods
Morris
California Favorite Steer Sells for 1960 at Exposition
California Favorite won the grand steer championship at the International Livestock Exposition and was sold at auction to a Detroit packing firm for 1960 dollars. The price was hailed as the highest ever paid for a steer.
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Chicago
California
Detroit
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