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1Author:  Moore, Genevieve, 1895-1988Requires cookie*
 Title:  Genevieve Moore Papers 1912-1971 1945-1970 ead 
 Date(s):  1912-1971 
 Abstract:  The Genevieve Moore Papers consist of correspondence and research files that Moore compiled in her capacity as editor of Pay Dirt magazine and The Mining Journal. These files contain extensive information on federal regulations relating to mining operations including labor, mine safety, monetary policy, environmental protection, use of public lands, taxation, and trade policy. Although the papers extend from 1912 to 1971, the bulk of the collection concerns federal regulations and corporate management of mining operations in the Southwestern United States from 1945 to 1970. 
 Repository:  Arizona State University Library. Greater Arizona Collection 
 Subjects:  Mineral industries -- Environmental aspects -- Southwest, New. | Mineral industries -- Government policy -- Southwest, New. | Mineral industries -- Taxation -- Southwest, New. | Miners -- Labor unions -- Southwest, New. | Mine safety -- Southwest, New. | Mines and mineral resources -- Southwest, New. | Mining law -- United States. | Public lands -- Southwest, New. 
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2Author:  UnknownRequires cookie*
 Title:  Mexican Border Disturbances Collection 1912-1917 ead 
 Date(s):  1912-1917 
 Abstract:  This collection includes photo postcards and an original exhibit of postcards, covers and correspondence relating to the border disturbances in and around Columbus, New Mexico and Arizona during the Mexican Revolution. The letters (dated 1914-1915) are written by T.W. Eiler, 13th Cavalry, to his aunt Nora Altwater in Newport, Ohio. He mentions disturbances in Naco and Douglas Arizona, as well as those in New Mexico. 
 Repository:  Postal History Foundation, Peggy J. Slusser Memorial Philatelic Library 
 Subjects:  Villa, Pancho, 1878-1923. | Postal service--New Mexico--History. | Mexico--History--Revolution 1910-1920. | Douglas (Ariz.)--History. | Fort Huachuca (Ariz.)--History. | Naco (Ariz.)--History. | Columbus(N.M.)--History. 
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