Raynolds System Faces Plea in February 19 Court
Raynolds scheme defendants set to plead February 19 in Navajo county Superior Court. Investigators link months of fraud to a bank collapse that drained Holbrook State Bank of almost all currency, with directors frozen out by J M Raynolds and assets moved to Albuquerque.
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Raynolds
Super- Sr
Navajo County
Bar of Justice
West
Albuquerque
J. M. Raynolds
Holbrook
Civie
L. M. Raynolds
Home Office
John L Knocked Out But Still In The Ring
A Moran court saga unfolds as Judge Bol linger presides over a dispute between John L Sweeney and the Mohave county board of supervisors. The case centers on parallel rulings and documentary evidence about two appointments. Sweeney appeals to the supreme court. Walton eyes the seat as the fight continues in Winslow.
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John 1
J. P
Bollinger
Kingman
Pilgrim Fathers
New England
Mohave County
Greer
Apache
Board of Supervisors
C. H. Jordan
John L. Sweeney
G. E Greer
Plainisf
Thos. R. Greer
Sweeney
Supreme Court
Phoenix
Walton
Janary
Winslow
John L
Legislature Deliberates On Bills For Roads And State Offices
Legislature actions include amendments to gas tax measures, a referendum to add a state and county offices article with four year terms and increased salaries, and board term changes. Moves to hear segregation debate were approved, while child welfare, bee disease eradication, school elections, and marshals were defeated. Soldiers settlement acts seek land settlement and loans via a new Arizona land settlement commission with $100,900 appropriation.
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Judiciary Committee
House of Representatives
Pima County
Bush
Yuma
Senate
Boards of Supervisors
House
House Committee On Affairs
Remington
Stoddard
Arizona Senate Passes Milestones in Law Reforms
Arizona senators advanced bills on robbery penalties tobacco prohibitions and equal rights for women in party committees while debating fiscal matters. A minority report sought restoring a large omnibus highway appropriation and a judge backed bill to waive final divorce decree timing. The livestock board pushed for proof of ownership of beef and bills carried over funds into next year.
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Stoddard
Lines of Graham
Boards of Supervisors
Arizona
Senate
Charles & Larsen
Coconino
Laren
State Livestock Sanitary Board
House
Judiciary Committee
Hedrick
C. M. Siddard
Maricopa County
Enlistment Freeze Hits U S Army Amid Budget Action
Washington reports the army appropriation bill carrying about 329 thousand dollars and a 150 thousand man force for 1922. Enlistments are stopped after Congress directed cessation until the force is reduced to 175 thousand, with Baker ordering no recruiting except prior service enlistments beginning tomorrow.
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Washington, D. C
House
Senate
Baker Monday
Congress
War Secretary
Rumors and progress in Holbrook oil field noted
The Holbrook oil field report highlights rumors about upcoming production, rig improvements, and plans for deeper drilling at Adamana. Managers, investors, and local merchants discuss market impacts, with emphasis on new wells nearing pay sands and the broader economic effects on regional trade and prices.
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Holbrook
Bre
Jordan
Jack Marden
Adamana
Optimists Club
Local Holbrook trader promotes weekly sale to curb postwar prices
Holbrook L M Carpenter of the Holbrook Traders urges Navajo county housewives to watch an eighth page message about restoring prewar prices. He vows a special Monday sale each week to help shoppers save pennies on groceries and household necessities. County board of supervisors reappointed Dr Sampson as county health officer after a vote reflecting his long service and known efficiency.
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L. M. Carpenter
The
Holbrook Traders
Navajo County
Holbrook
Board of Supervisors
Dr. Sampson
Sampson
The Answer to a Stagnant Business
Advertising drives business growth and avoids failure as markets tighten. Merchants who stop advertising amid slumps risk liquidation sales, while those who alert patrons to price drops and market changes sustain demand.
Marriage of C H Edmunds and Miss Maude West
C H Edmunds proprietor of the Jackson garage wed Miss Maude West of Socorro in a Friday ceremony. The couple began a snowy overland honeymoon toward Holbrook in Edmunds car despite a storm that hit Socorro and Apache counties. They are at Greer cottages and receive friends. Branson returns from Seven Lakes oil field with sample crude oil from a well northeast of Thoreau. oil shows good lubricating oil and gasoline prospects. County recorders plan annual meeting in Yuma March 17-18 to share ideas and standardize practices.
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C. H. Edmunds
Jackson
Socorro
N. M
Dan Cupid
Socorro County
Apache County
Mr. Edmunds
Greer
J. F. Branson
Seven Lakes
McKinsey County
Section 18
Township 18
Range 10
Thoreau
Th State University
Albuquerque Herald
McKinley County
Arizona
Bounty
Irene Bart
Flagstaff
State Association
Yuma
State Association of Recorders
Aps
City council delays water plan to save $135,000 for April
Illness kept the city council from meeting and delaying a water system contract. A local rancher offers free land and pumping access for a pipeline to bring artesian water, while Santa Fe engineers may donate services. A debate over gravity feeding, cost, and a 3500 dollar engineer fee highlights expected March discussions.
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McLaws Ranch
Arizona
Santa Fe
Gratis
Albuquerque
Lartesian
McLaws
Cabinet plan advances for Arizona government reform
Legislators study a cabinet form to replace about fifty boards with ten coordinated departments. Former Gov Lowden of Illinois praised the system as efficient and cost saving while Gov Campbell outlined Arizona’s plan to consolidate offices under governor appointed heads and Senate concurrence.
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Arizona
Frank C. Lowden
Minois
Tilinore
Campbell
Guv Lowden
Illinois
Lowden
Wisconsin
Nebraska
Idaho
Utah
Ilino
Gov. Campbell
State officials visit Lyman Dam in Apache County
Earnest Hall secretary of state Raymond Earhart state treasurer and George Earhart assistant state treasurer and treasurer of Lyman Water Co arrived in Holbrook on their return from inspecting Lyman dam. They spoke of finishing by April 1 and water storage for summer crops. Four thousand acres ready for cultivation this summer, rising to 15,000 next year and 20,000 in a few years. The treasurer noted farmers had neglected farms for canal contracts.
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Earnest Hall
Raymond Earhart
George Earhart
Lyman Water Co
Holbrook
Lyman Dam
Apache County
Earhart
Hall
Arizona counties shame state on road bond issues
Counties across Arizona have approved road bond issues totaling about 15 million dollars while the legislature debates under one million dollars in state funds for road work. Maricopa leads with 8.5 million, followed by Pima 1.5 million and others ranging from 150 thousand to 1.4 million.
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Arizona
Maricopa County
Pima
Yavapai
Yama
Pinal
Graham
Greenlee
State and county road funding figures released
Mohave County projects 300000 dollars and Santa Cruz 100000 dollars. Federal aid offered to the state totals 3767000 dollars, allotted by county road plans and finances. Enumerated projects show a gross estimate of 6000000 dollars with federal aid of 2759000 dollars available.
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Mohave
Santa Cluz
Child Run Over By Reckless Driver Near Colorado Bridge
Phillip Patterson, seven year old son of County Treasurer J M Patterson, was struck by a reckless driver near the Colorado bridge around six last night. He suffered severe bruises and a deep forehead gash from broken headlight glass. Fears of serious harm were reported, but he improved today. The driver, named Duncan of St Joseph, fled with no arrest made.
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Phillip
J. M. Patterson
Colorado Bridge
Duncan
St. Joseph
Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Lee Honored At Reception
Mr and Mrs W A Lee were guests of honor at a reception Saturday evening at Mrs C Lee s home mother of the groom The rooms were prettily decorated and cheerful The features included music and dancing followed by refreshments Guests offered profuse congratulations at departure
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W. A. Lee
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Holbrook Oil Field
Mrr. Ketchem & Skinner
Chicago
Plon
United States
C.H. Edmunds
Maude West
Hal
Court House
ME. and
Mrs. Lee
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