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Newspaper

Tombstone Epitaph

Location

Tombstone, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Apr 02, 1922

Page

5

Democratic Convention Fever Stirs Arizona Politics

A local view urges a statewide Democratic gathering before primaries to assess candidates, balance geography, and boost party unity. Veterans like Senator Charles M. Roberts defend direct primaries while criticizing self serving officials as Arizona faces a Republican administration amid financial strain and bank failures.

Law to curb mob violence gains favored status in Phoenix

March 24 report notes an upcoming movement in the state legislature to curb mob violence as reflected in a persistent pattern of acts carried out under the name of the Ku Klux Klan. The article cites legislative remarks and broad public concern over mob action.

Phoenex Stais Legisistare Rey Ke Kinx Kies

Smith Hovland suit for millions starts in district court

Tucson dated report details arguments over exceptions filed by the defendant in the case of Hoval A. Smith versus Henry B. Hovland a mining partnership dispute valued in the millions. The master’s report shows Hovland owing Smith’s partnership $1 007 214.62 with Smith credited 187 151.25 leaving Smith’s share at 723 568.00.

Smith-Hovland U. S. District Court Tucson United States District Court Hoval A. Smith Henry B. Hovland Smith John Meson Ross John E Sanders Milinwood and Ross, Bisbee Kingan, Campbell and Conner In Defendent Edwin P. Jones Jones Hov Land Hovland and Horland

Pact on Colorado water debated by western slope witnesses

Colorado river commission heard witnesses on western slope water needs in search of a workable pact. Senator J J Tobin argued state control and sufficient supply for both upper and lower basins while urging a defined allocation to northern Colorado and adoption of terms favorable to development.

Grand Junction Colo Colorado River Commission Colorado Herbert Hoover Tobin Emerson Norveil Norvell Mechem

Judge Stanford Boosted for Governor in Mexican Paper

A Nogales Spanish language paper Justica announces Judge RC Stanford of Maricopa County as a Democratic gubernatorial candidate. The two column feature lauds Stanford as a prominent Arizona figure and friend of the race, urging Spanish American voters to support his nomination and future triumph.

Phoenix 4 Nogales RC. Stanford Maripope County Stanford Justica Obregap Pedro G. de la Lama Thi City de la Lama Io Nogales Ness Arizona Ture Electoral

Pioneer Woman Dies in Pasadena California

Word arrived last night that Mrs Jas F Duncan wife of Tombstone pioneer died at midnight Tuesday in Pasadena California where she lived with her daughter Lena Brockberger She was 60 years old and had suffered from a tumor for five years A funeral was held in Pasadena at 2 pm Her husband and daughter survive along with many old friends of the Southwest

Jas. F. Duscao Pasadena Cal Lena Brockberger California Tombstone Jas. F P. Duncan Tucson Richfield Joss Southwest

Motorcade to Cananea May Be Held Soon

March 29 A motorcade from Douglas to Cananea was proposed by Y Soto of the International Commission to boost local merchants interest in the road. Cananea’s population ranges from 15 000 to 20 000 with mining support and growth, and citizens hope the road will improve cross border contact and commerce.

Douglas Cananea Y. Soto International Commission Company 3. P. Feren Pon Soto

Mexican decree forgives mining tax penalties in unsettled era

Washington reports the Mexican government issued a decree March 10 to remit penalties on mining property taxes for 1921 and early 1922 if owners pay by July 1. Installments allowed. Relief applies to properties whose titles were affected by nonpayment under Mexican law, not foreclosed wholly.

Washington Mexico State Department

Wireless Plant Planned for Miami Arizona

The I A Van Dyke Utility Co seeks Arizona Corporation Commission permission to install a wireless telegraph and telephone system in Miami Arizona. The filing requests authority to operate a wireless station and exchange for hire serving the public and government agencies, with rights to send and receive messages in and out of Arizona and to contract with other wire and telegraph companies.

Phoenix Arizona Arizona Corporation Commission Miami I. A. van Dyke Utility Company Tami Jess Telegraph

State will try two Mexicans on murder charges

On motion of Assistant United States Attorney John W Walker Placido Silvas and Manuel Martines charged with assaulting a postmaster with intent to rob the mails yesterday were ordered by Federal Judge Maurice T Dooling to be turned over to the state of Arizona for trial of charge of murder The men stand accused in the superior court of Santa Cruz county of having slain Postmaster and Mrs Frank Pearson at Ruby post office on August 26 1921 Their trial is set for April 4

Tucson United States John W. Walker Placido Silvas Manuel Martines Maurice T. Dooling

Youth Deaths Reported in Nogales Sonora Border

In Nogales Sonora across the border from Nogales Ariz a Mexican youth killed while resisting arrest after stealing chickens a Japanese found dead on a bridge and police wounded suspect Luis Navarrete 33 tied to underworld activity.

Nogales Sonora Aris Ramon Moreno Luis Navarrete

Accidental gunshot wound proves fatal in Nogales

Carlos Carransa Jr of Regen Sonora died in Nogales from an accidental gunshot wound at his home suffered days earlier. He was transported from Ragon for medical treatment but the journey proved too severe for him.

Nogales Carlos Carransa, Jr Regen Sonora Hls Ragon

Fairbank Spurs Old Spanish Trail Route Construction

The report describes effort to designate through highways and establish the Old Spanish Trail with emphasis on reaching coastal connections. Director General Rountree criticizes delays while boosters push for route demonstrations and funding to advance construction across Arizona toward Tucson and Phoenix. Colonel Leating to report.

Owanks Fairbank Remonty Fairbunk Tucson Rountree Bam Auet Wucm Deaker Phoenix Leating

Director Cassidy Bats High in Day Law Enforcement

J. O. Pennick from northwest of Phoenix appeared before U. S. Commissioner John B. Henke on a conspiracy to defeat the national prohibition amendment. He was arraigned and a preliminary hearing set for next Tuesday. Pennick posted $1000 bond.

Cassidy J. O. Pennick Phoenis John B. Henke United States Pennick

Cattle Growers Set for Douglas Convention

Members of the Cochise Graham Cattle Growers Association are notified of the annual convention in Douglas on April 10. Secretary J. Frank Wootan urges attendance for important matters, with several cattle buyers expected and a program of instructional addresses by University of Arizona instructors and cattlemen from across the state. The Douglas chamber plans entertainment for visitors and families.

Willcox Thhe Cochie Graham Cattle Growers' Association Douglas J. Frank Wootan University of Arizona Chamber of Commerce

Miner Dies After 40 Foot Fall at Gold Ore Mine

Phoenix March 30 A mine inspector reports Grover Skelton a miner at the Gold Ore mine near Oatman Aris sustained fatal injuries on March 25 when he lost balance fell 40 feet to the bulkhead He died two hours later at Tom Reed Hospital Oatman The accident occurred while Shelton and another miner were repairing and retimbering the shaft about 200 feet underground The report by C C Weeden president of the company notes this was the second fatal accident in Arizonas mines this year.

Phoenix John If, White Grover Skelton Goldrosd Oatman Aris Tom Reed Shelton C. C. Weeden White

Army auction nets hundreds of mules sold today

About 360 to 368 mules were sold at a military auction. The sale occurred under the guidance of Captain eta, with Maree Si-Douglas credited in the report and Camg Meery J. Femse as observers or organizers.

Douglas Maree

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