Graves A Special Indian Agent Heads West for San Xavier Inquiry
Interior Department official Hu Graves travels to San Xavier to inspect conditions among Indians in the region. Frederic Nogales and other appointed officials assume posts, with trials and court notices noted, while local civic updates include a stained glass window installation at the Workmen lodge and hotel management changes in San Augustine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hu. Graves
Interior Department
Ston
San
Personal Mention Highlights Local Visitors and Visits
The item notes several local figures and visitors such as Ho Smalley appearing on stage, Rood returning from radio work, and E A Higginen with teens’ form. It mentions the Irish Pawn spending Sunday in the city and McWalker’s prior ties to Befkine, Phoenix, and Nogales visits observed over the weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iman
E. A. Higginen
McWalker
Befkine
Phoenix
Hey
Salt River
Congress
Phoenix Gazette
Rope Artists Firm BSA’s Merger Reported
Local arts cooperative BSA’s rope artists announce a corporate reorganization. Directors name new leadership and updated project scope as part of the restructuring with emphasis on preserving craft and expanding commissions.
Judge Davia relocates to new North Main street residence
Judge George R. Davia moved today from East Fourteenth street to his recently purchased home on North Main street. Belevie Kentucky residents Mr and Mrs George R Harms are in the city after visiting Nogkies for six weeks where Harms has mining interests. Annette Jenkins of Los Angeles is visiting her sister Mrs O'Brien Moore at 348 South Stone avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George R. Davia
East Fourteenth Street
North Main Street
George R. Harms
Belevie, Ky
Nogkies
Mr. Harms
Annette Jenkins
Los Angeles
O’brien Moore
South Stone Avenue
Camel Back
County Recorder’s
C. F. Morrell
L. O. Wiley
Rand Oil Company
Rand Company
Our Refrigerator Room Chokes on Service Promotion
A fragmented line lists offers related to a refrigerator room with phrases about meat, cleaner service, and first class. The readable portion hints at a marketing blurb or ad copy from a historic page. People or organizations are not clearly identified in the available text.
Sanitarium Project Nears Start In Silver City
The Sisters of Mercy plan a $35,000 sanitarium addition adjoining their hospital in Silver City to treat tuberculosis. The facility will house fifty more patients with California mission style design and a sun bath solarium.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Silver City
Sisters of Mercy
Silver City Enterprise
Education of Indian Children May Be a Sharp Issue in Congress
Clergy demand rescinding a 1900 policy that withholds rations and clothing from Indian children in sectarian schools. Commissioner Jones defends the policy linking federal aid to government schools, forecasting a Congress clash as missionary groups push to overturn the order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Washington
Hitchcock
Browning
Department
Jones
Secretary of the Interior
Potter
Chinamen Avoid Tucson Exclusion Enforced
Reported in Southern Arizona Chinaman smugglers avoid Tucson area as Inspector George Webb visits Prescott and Phoenix gardens but finds no Chinese without certificates. He notes that without credentials they pass through. Captain Roush monitors smuggling when Webb is absent as a lull spreads through Northern Sonora mining camps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arizona
George Webb
Prescott
Phoenix
United States
Webb
Tuson
Clea
Mr. Webb
Captain Roush
Sonora
Nogales
Stops the cough and works are the cold
An old advertisement touts Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets as a cure for a cold in one way with the promise no cure no pay and a price of 25 cents.
Divining Rod Clash Ends With Gas Well Fallout
The tale centers on Paul Rainey the coke magnate and Charles Latimer an engineer. Latimer trusted the divining rod and warned Rainey that his gas well would fail, while Rainey claimed to strike a pocket. Latimer dies soon after and Rainey reports the well’s flow stopped the day of Latimer’s death. DeWitt’s Little Early Risers pills advertised next.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Rainey
Charles Latimer
Latimer
Rainey
Mr. Latimer
Mr. Rainey
Red
Charley
Cleveland Plaiz
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Eagle Milling Company
Tucson
Wy Campbell
Frederic Nogales
Pablo Currin
John Rye Riley
Contable Pacheco
Agent Berger
Morris
Lodge of Workmen
A. OG. UW
Chicago
Burt Orndorf
P. J. Lonergan
C. PP. Vedder
Mark Rodgers
Gertrude Reid
Olive L.ard Lacy Reid
John Edwin Francis
Margeret
Francis
P. Bowen
Ho Smalley
Kho
Rood
Or* On the
Bisbee
Trai
Webs
Mit
of Nogales
Ht Opera House
Ifreste Prom Mpean Triomphs
Bsa's
Mmame da
Grand
Yaestume
Kimmba
O. F. Kcohu Macher
Prop
Opera House
A. V. Groesetta
Maine
Richard Golden
San Francisco Bulletin
Kimball « Francie
NEW Sanitarium
Morenci
J. J . Driscoll
Postolice
Blborn
A.V. Grossetta
Joe W. Spearer
Pawn Brokers
Maze Trumbull
Mac
Delmore
Axp Wilson Ferguson
Anxp
Passmore Hawthorne Sisters N
Chas. A. Morgan
Harry B. Tally Plum Cliff Meech
Will M. Eliot
Jerseys
Kansas
Brady & Schneider Commercial Co
S. E. Hall
Concordia Hotel
Council Street
Baldwin Restaurant
J. W. Estill
Oracle, Ariz
Absolute Safety Pioneer Transfer Co
Stone Ave
American Detective Association
Indianapolis
Ind
Moler Barber College
San Francisco
Cal
Everywiere
J. D. Shaw
Fort Davia
Tex
Joseph Lavassar
North Stone Avenue
Chas. A. Stevens & Bros
H. L. Rigg
West Broadway
Goldtree’s Cafe
Scott Street
Military Plaza
Jackson and
Ochoa
Miguel Hidalgo
H. A. Schell
Crescent Cigar
Crescent Cigar Store
DeWitt
Bell's
North Church
Geo. Martin
Reo
Windsor Hotel
Kimball & Francis
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