Condition of Arizona public affairs outlined by interior report
The Interior Department's annual review details Arizona’s growth, finances, taxation, and resources. It notes population figures from earlier censuses, rising property valuations, and high local taxes, plus active railway construction and strong mining and livestock sectors. It calls for expanded statehood efforts, irrigation aid, and broader territorial investments including schools, prisons, and public buildings.
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Washington, D. C
Secretary of the Interior
Arizona
Alexander C. Brodie
United States
New Mexico
Insane Asylum
Territorial Prison
Reform School For
University of Arizona
Normal Schools
Arizona & New Mexico Railway Company
Santa Fe, Prescott & Phoenix Railway
Hell Canyon
Poland
Prescott &Eastern
Mayer
Crown King
el Paso & Southwestern
Fairbank
Tombstone
Congress
National Guard of
Colorado River
Yuma
Interior
Division of Forestry
Raid to Free Trafficked Girls Spurs City Hall Action
Philadelphia investigators say innocent girls from across the United States and Germany are sold in the Tenderloin district. A massive raid by 20 detectives and 70 reserve officers targeted houses with warrants based on tips from German and local sources. Fifty additional children were found among those freed.
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United States
Germany
Tenderloin
G. F. Ferdinand
Ritchie
New York
American Physicians to Autopsy Mrs. Gore Remains
Consul General Gowdy appoints five American physicians to conduct an autopsy on Mrs. Gore's remains in Paris to determine if death was accidental self inflicted or murder. The doctors met this afternoon and the funeral is postponed until Wednesday.
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Paris
Genera Gowdy
Gore
Chicago Financier Charles Moore Dies by Own Action
Chicago financier Charles Moore, member of A. J. Whipple Company and a stock exchange figure, died this morning at his home. Ill health is believed to be the cause.
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Chicago
Charles Moore
A. J. Whipple Company
The
Stock Exchange
Venezuelan Army to Fight Revolution Opens Bolivar Campaign
General Velutin will lead 2500 troops from Caracas to Bolivar to launch a campaign against revolutionists on the orders of President Castro within days.
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Caracas
Venezuela
Velutin
Castro
Bolivar
Revolutionistes
Lockout Declared By New Rochelle Builders
New Rochelle builders and contractors declare a lockout affecting building trades workers north of New York from Mount Vernon to the Connecticut line. About fifteen hundred men are out of work as a result of the action.
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New York
Builders and Contractors Association of
New Rochelle
Mount Vernon
Connecticut Line
The Goal Strike Settlement at Scranton
In Scranton Pennsylvania on November 24 no definite action occurred on the proposed private settlement between mine workers and employers. Coal company attorneys returned home to consult executives, delaying conferences until they have negotiating power. Miner lead counsel Darrow met with Mitchell but no decision emerged.
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Scranton
Darrow
Mitchell
Demented Woman Confesses Murder in Phillipsburg Case
Mrs Nar ling detained at Phillipsburg prison hospital on suspicion of killing Mrs Patience Conn and James Conn has confessed to the murders. Authorities note she previously killed her husband years ago and was acquitted on insanity grounds. The Conn killings were linked to a recent Northern Pacific train hold up.
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Northern Pacific
Roosevelt to finalize annual message to Congress
President Roosevelt plans final touches on his annual message to Congress and will consult select members from both parties before printing. He received many callers this morning including prominent party leaders.
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Washington, D. C
Roosevelt
Congress
Strikes Turn Violent as Havana Police Wounded
In Havana on November 24 Police Captain Maso and two officers were wounded and two strikers killed during a demonstration before the palace. The strike spread nationwide with cars halted until 10 o'clock when traffic was suspended. The mayor and officials expressed sympathy with the strikers as crews were injured and trains disrupted. By afternoon the mayor handed control to the police and authorities claimed the mob was being dispersed.
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Maso
Greenwood
Havana
Mexico and Gold Standard Move Rumored
Information from a New York banking house says Mexico plans to base its currency on gold, contracting for large gold purchases to match Japan’s prewar shift from silver. The proposal would fix the Mexican silver dollar near 50 cents, ending currency value fluctuations harming trade.
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Japan
Mexico
Bold gamblers foil in Sioux City house robbery
A gambling house hold up in Sioux City Iowa led to the arrest of George Scollard and Jack Scollard. Kid Rogers entered with a gun and forced casualties to surrender about 560 dollars while Rogers kept 350 dollars. The dealers blocked exits and frisked patrons until all funds were taken. Bond set at 300 dollars.
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Sioux City
George Scollard
Jack Scollard
Rogers
Scoillards
Scollard
Warat
Scollards
Suspected Robbers Caught In Chicago
Two men registered at the Wyoming hotel as B. and N. H. Fuller were arrested today in Chicago. They are said to be wanted for a stamp robbery and may be connected to the seventy four thousand dollar Chicago post office robbery, though this is not confirmed.
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Chicago
Wyoming Hotel
N. H. Fuller
Bridegroom Wanted For Mock Marriage
Walter E. Stone a 33 year old mechanical engineer was arrested in Detroit at Des Moines Iowa authorities request on a charge by Miss Alice Donahue. The case alleges he staged a mock marriage last June with her and left after three months with a $20 payment to the minister. Stone denies the allegations. In Detroit he wed Miss Rose Van Wagner of Cleveland yesterday at an Episcopal rectory in Sandwich Ontario.
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Detroit
Mich
Walter E. Stone
Des Moines
Iowa
Alice Donahue
Stone
Sandwich
Ontario
Rose van Wagner
Cleveland
Krupp Gunmaker to Funeral of Famous Armorer in Berlin
Emperor William will attend the funeral of Herr Krupp the gun maker who died Friday. The service will be held at the old house where his father lived while forging his first gun. Krupp's estate is valued at 75 million dollars.
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Berian
Emperor William
Herr Krupp
Krupp
Arizonian Appointed Consul at Nogales
The President named Albert B. Morawetz of Arizona to be consul at Nogales Mexico replacing James F. Darrell. The appointment was announced in Washington on November 24.
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Arizonian
Nogales
Washington, D. C
Albert B. Morawetz
Ariaona
Mexico
James F. Darrell
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