Perrin Deeds Land to Bank in Foreclosure Case
A deed transferring all lands held by Edward B Perrin and his wife in Arizona to Los Angeles Trust & Savings Bank is filed in Tombstone. Miners and Merchants Bank of Bisbee sues Perrin and others for $40 and interest. trial in Cochise Superior Court awaits impact of the deed.
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Miner's and Merchant's Bank
Biabee
KB Perrin
Perrin
Los Angeles Trust & Saings| Hank
H. L. Hutchison
Tombstone
Edward B Perrin
Arizona
Hank
W. H. Pennock
Miners & Merchants Bank of Bisbee
Cochise Superior Court
Governor de la Huerta Closes Nogales Cabarets
Governor Adolfo de la Huerta, returning to govern Sonora, ordered the closure of many Nogales cabarets that earned the town the nickname great white way of the border. His telegram to President Ramos demanded the step, aiming to end reproach and scandal on the border city and state.
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Governor DE LA Huerta
Nogales
Sonora
Adolfo de la Huerta
Presi Fsco Ramos
Nagles
Railroad ties shipped to Manzanillo aid Nogales route
Information from Nogales reports that the Southern Pacific de Mexico has dispatched two shiploads of railroad ties to the Port of Manzanillo on Mexico's west coast. Two more shiploads are expected to follow for use in the Tepic to Guadalajara segment, bridging a key gap.
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Nogales
March
Southern Pacific de Mexico Railroad
Manzanillo
Mexico
SP. de M. RR
Tepic
Guadalajara
Oil boom starts in San Rafael valley Arizona
Oil leasors in the San Rafael valley sign land leases with owners promising work by November or contracts void. Names include George and Duke Parker P J Wilson George N Bagley Ed Lawless John Lawless. The company name is not learned but credentials appear ok. Drilling will follow in Elgin Sonoita area once gear moved to Nongales Oil and Gas company selected site. City primary set for Willcox with three party tickets and no incumbents. Voters must write candidates on each party ticket and cross names. Warmer weather brings new growth and campaign hopes rise.
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Patagonia
Ariz
San Rafael Valley
George
Duke Parker
P. J. Wilson
George N. Bagley
Ed Lawless
John Lawless
George W. Parker
O. K
San Rafael
Elgin and
Sonoita
Globe
Atte
Norgales Oil and Gas Company
Prohibition Violation Fines Hit Tucson Court
In Tucson on March 16 Judge Dooling imposed two fines for alleged violations of the national Prohibition Act. The fine details reference Ant Nese eter yarter and the court action by Judge Dooling.
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Dooling
Tucson
Jedge Dooling
Ur Held For Trial In Jones Whipping Case
PHOENIX March 29 J N Waller and his two sons Phillip and BF Waller and Herbert Neal were held to the superior court on a charge of aggravated assault on Rol Mo P Jones principal of the Lehi school. Jones was whipped after being taken from his home northeast of Mesa Monday night. Judge R A Kingsbury announced the holding after a Mesa preliminary hearing that drew hundreds. Herman Neal fd Neal ET Neal Neal Root and J A Root were dismissed for lack of evidence. The four held were kept on $500 bonds.
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Phoenix
J. N. Waller
Phillip
BF. Waller
Herbert Neal
Rol Mo P Jones
Lehi
Mesa
R.A. Kingsbury
P. Hall
Kingsbury
Herman Neal
Fd Neal
ET. Neal
Tooler Root
J. A Root
Sonora Congress to Open April Second
Sonora state congress will meet April 2 to name an acting governor so Adolfo de la Huerta can devote time to his post as Mexico's secretary of the treasury. Francisco Elias has been serving as governor. his term expired. After selection, de la Huerta will travel to New York to confer with bankers on Mexican finances.
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Nogales
Sonora
Adolfo de la Buerta
Hermosillo
the Treasury of
Mexico
Francisco Elias
de la Huerta
New York
Whisky bust returns to normal in Bisbee
Juan Moreno was arrested by police for selling alleged corn whisky on Brewery Gulch and pleaded guilty in police court. He stated the charge to customers was 10 cents a drink and blamed overhead costs for not paying a $50 fine.
Arizona Gets $80,000 Loan From War Finance Board
The War Finance Corporation announced approval of 121 advances for agricultural and livestock purposes totaling 3,224,000. States funded include Arizona 350,000, Colorado 280,000, Nebraska 29,000, New Mexico 98,000, South Dakota 175,000, Utah 69,000, and Wyoming 104,060.
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U. 6
Washington
Cave Creek Flood Control Dam Contract Awarded
Preliminary steps toward Cave Creek flood control dam construction near Phoenix move forward as Lynn Atkinsom Jr receives the contract award for related work amid rapid completion of the preliminary phase.
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Phoenix
Cave Creek
Lynn
Atkinsom, Jr
Gto Wat
State faces cash drought as warrants await payment
Phoenix March 28 report says the state general fund is below par with over 100000 in warrants presented, including about 87000 for University of Arizona bills. Salaries for state officials, legislators, and clerks rely on this fund, with interest due on payment. If tax anticipation bonds pass, funds could be refinanced. otherwise, the general fund remains short for some time.
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Phoenix
Raymond R. Earhart
Earhart
University of Arizona
Feneral
Stat Omer
Tarbart
Titcomb denies ties bought to rebuild system
Phoenix, March 23. President H. B. Titcomb of the Southern Pacific of Mexico emphatically denies press dispatches claiming the railroad has purchased a large quantity of steel for a Tepic to La Quemads construction. The disputed project would connect Pacific coast points directly with Mexico City via Gundalafare. a Globe report mentions a $100,000 appropriation for federal building instruction.
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H. B. Titcomb
Southern Pacific of Mexico of
Tepic
Nayarit
la Quemads
Tuc
Mexico City
Gundalafare
Ku Klux Klan Delivers $100 to Phoenix Evangelist
A Phoenix crowd watched four hooded Klansmen enter the Community tabernacle near Second Ave and Van Buren. They handed Evangelist Rev Jerry Jeter an envelope containing a $100 gift from Camelback Clan No 6 of the Knights of the Ku Klux Klan, with a letter praising his anti immoral work and law and order stance. The figures departed quietly as cameras flashed.
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Mar
Ku Klux Klan
Jerry Jeter
Community Tabernacle
Second Ave
van Buren Street
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Tabernacle
Jeter
Unseen
All Seeing Eye
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United States
Early Morning Fire Destroys Woolery Residence
Fire alarms at two near 2 am drew residents to North Ninth Street to a blaze at the old Woolery house, recently vacated by J. W. Stockham and family. Supposedly unoccupied, locals report a man staying there, while Mexican boys nearby claimed someone slept inside. Volunteers battled the flames with a cumbersome hose cart, saving little of the dwelling before collapse risk.
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Woolery
North Ninth Street
J. W. Stockham
el Paso
Arizona Experiment Finds Silage Improves Fatness in Cattle
March 27 report from the University of Arizona Animal Husbandry Department details a 12 week Cochise Dry Farm trial with four cow lots and one calf lot. Cows fed 265 pounds daily of cottonseed meal plus silage showed best gains, especially with sweet sorghum silage averaging 214 pounds per cow per day, while sunflower silage underperformed. Fattening varied by feed, with dry pasture and lower meals yielding minimal gains. calves priced to butcher at about 61.2 cents per pound, expected to weigh 580 pounds, profits around $6 per hundredweight, and several cows fetching higher offers. The study notes silage and cottonseed meal effectively fatten range cows, but thin old cows require more than dry forage to be profitable. The experiment continues awaiting better offers for the cows.
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Tuckon
Cochise
$30,000 Suit for Young Man's Death in Phoenix
Leon Bouvier, administrator for Henry L'Heureux estate, seeks $30,000 damages from White Lime Taxi in a suit filed yesterday. L'Heureux died February 22 after a collision with a speeding taxicab while bicycle riding, suffering a hemorrhage and fractured skull. He was a widower leaving five orphaned children. Miam-W ork to resume on new Domin ton copper property.
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Leon Bouvier
Henry L'Heureux
White Lime Taxi Company
White Line Company
teHeureux
Jileath
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