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Tucson Citizen

Location

Tucson, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Dec 15, 1916

Page

10

Recount and Pending Decision in Ajo Strikers Case

Hilzinger returns to Tucson to face county in the eight Ajo strikers recount case. Doane Merrill fills in temporarily. Judge Stanford’s ruling on the motion to quash may be adjourned to Monday or Tuesday as Campbell’s counsel seeks more time to reply to Senator Ives brief. Campbell’s lawyer, Judge John H Campbell, may travel to Phoenix for Sunday night hearing while Senator Ives plans to depart for Phoenix tonight.

Nebell Tucson Searnet Ajo Doane Merrill Benson Hilzinger Stanford Campbell Ives John H. Campbell Phoenix

Mining gains push for equal federal support to agriculture

The 1917 annual report by director Van H Manning outlines dramatic mining advances in the United States. Radium from the Blackwell field and low cost gasoline from waste gas oil are cited, with vast savings in natural gas and brass melting. The report argues mining should receive government aid commensurate with agriculture, highlighting rising mineral values and workforce growth.

Blackwell Oklahoma Jveses Federal Bureau of Mines van H. Manening United States Bureau of Mines Slackweill Bureau Kansas Rittman California American Mining Congress Congress Ft States Rcares United States Ecological Survey Manning

Railway Seizure of Cars Sparks Widespread Freight Delays

Amid a lasting freight car shortage, new federal orders raise car rental to five cents per car by railroads, worsening shortages for smaller lines. Eastern ports face high prices while Western routes suffer empty runs, as rail owners seek returns amid depleted equipment. Authorities report disrupted yard operations and mounting pressures on transportation networks nationwide.

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