Fire Department Reorganizes Under New Commission
Fire Chief W J Bennett led a Monday night meeting at the old pool hall. Members voted to reorganize under a three to five member fire commission with H W Etz elected chairman. Officers were re elected including W J Bennett as chief C L Rucker as secretary A G Smith as treasurer. A test of the new chemical engine was scheduled for Monday afternoon at 5 beside the rail line.
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W. J. Bennett
H. W. Etz
A. G. Smith
Messrs
J. W. Cull
C. L. Racker
C. L. Rucker
Curtis Items News in Brief
Curtis district notes report moves and visits including Alfonso Christen family at Summers place and Alice Armstrong with sons occupying the old Sherman place. Ray Gibson returns to his uncle in Naco, and locals attend an ice cream social at Will Cole on Mrs Trent's lot.
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Ray Gibson
Naco
Will Cole
Mrs. Trent
Alice Armstrong
Robert
Cole
Sherman Place
Armstrong
Curtis School
Moss Ad Promises Gasoline and Lubricants Savings
C F Moss markets fuel and lubrication products, offering wholesale and retail price savings on gasoline distillates and lubricating oils.
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C.F. Moss
Presbyterian Church Services Tomorrow
Usual services at the Presbyterian church tomorrow include special music and singing by Mrs. Doane Merrill. The evening service time is moved up from 8 to 7 30 o clock.
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The
Presbyterian Church
County Supervisors Confirm Democratic Nominees
After an official count the county supervisors confirm the Democratic nominations as published last week in the Signal except for Representatives. The nominees are Wm. L. Cook Tom. C. Foster C. T. Francis T. A. Hughes M. E. Jacks Mrs. Rosa McKay and D. C. O'Neil.
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Wm. L. Cook
Tom. C. Foster
C. T. Francis
T. A. Hughes
M. E. Jacks
Rosa McKay
D. C. O'Neil
Large Registration At U of A Yesterday
The University of Arizona closed regular registration yesterday at five with 350 students matriculated and ready for class today, a gain of 75 students over last year. Many more are expected within the week.
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Tucson Star
Man slain in Gila Bend store quarrel names local official
In Gila Bend Ariz Eugene Caruthers was shot dead after a quarrel said to involve Russell T Johnson manager of the Gila Land and Water company Johnson was taken into custody and moved to Phoenix Caruthers son of E G Caruthers proprietor of the store and president of the First National Bank of Yuma He also controlled a large cattle ranch east of the Gila Land and Water property
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Gila Bend
Ariz
Eugene Caruthers
EK. G
Yuma
Caruthers
Gila Land and Water Company
Tucson
Frank Sanders
Elma V. Ash
Douglas
O. A. Ash
Tombstone
Wolcott Department Store
Tombstone Prospector
High School Notes Highlight Visit by Dr Muerman
Dr John C Muerman of the National Bureau of Education inspected the High School and spoke at assembly on educational conditions in Alaska, the Philippines and Japan. He praised the institution and offered best wishes for continued success. A partition in the Manual Training shop was removed to make room for new machinery, expanding the department’s capacity and course offerings.
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John C. Muerman
National Bureau of Education
Alaska
Philippines
Japan
Muerman
Tombstone Runaway Match and School Improvements
Local Tombstone notes describe upgrades at the Manual Training building with a new shower room and lockers, planned field improvements including tennis and basketball courts, and a busy campus with near fifty enrollments. Also reported are a Fred A. Tritle funeral in Phoenix, a Benson governor candidate speech, a Tombstone wedding, tomato cannery supply issues, and a town fire department meeting turnout sparked by a bell and whistle drive.
Taos Pueblo Harvest Festival Highlighted in Signal
The Signal features a special illustrated piece on the ancient harvest festival of the Pueblo Indians at Taos New Mexico dated September 6th. The narrative invites reader engagement with vivid depictions and cultural detail.
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the Signal
Taos
New Mexico
Train brakeman slain in Mexican trespasser shooting
S P Brakeman G C Stevenson was shot and killed at night on an eastbound Southern Pacific freight near Ladim Wilna east of Deming. Four Mexican trespassers warned them to stop. Stevenson continued and was fatally shot. Suspects Jose Marillo Romulo Martinez and Paul Carrillo arrested at Deming are jailed in Luna County.
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Southern Pacific
Ladim
Wilna
Deming
G. C. Stevenson
Wilson
Stevenson
el Paso
Jose Marillo
Romulo Martinez
Paul Carrillo
Luna County
Marillo
Martinez
Gage
Carrillo
Separ
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Alfonso Christenson
G. A. Segur
J. N. Curtis, Jr
Granger Segur
Mr. Moss
J. Smith
G. A. Segar
Carl
Charlie
Roy
Thatcher
Graham County
Benson Lumber
Maier Bros
General Merchandise
the Bank of Benson
State Auditor
Bank of Benson
Presbyterian Church Services
U of A
Ian
Fred A. Tritle
Phoenix
Trinity Cathedral
Dean Scarlett
Fred Tritle
Arizona
Nevada
Prescott
Yavapai County
Tom Campbell
Benson
the Canning Factory
E A. Brown
S. P
Goodyear Tires
Ghase
Goetz
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