Power dam location debated at Lee's Ferry
A G McGregor argued the great storage dam for Colorado River power should be at Lee's Ferry rather than Boulder Canyon, citing storage value and economic engineering factors. He spoke to the American Legion and engineers groups. McGregor chairs the Arizona Resources Board and leads local commerce efforts.
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Montana
Cerro de Pasco Company
Peru
McGregor
Arizona Resources Board
Chamber of Commerce
Bouider Canyon
Lee's Ferry
Boulder Canyon
Utah asks unrestricted Colorado River use at commission hearing
Utah urged the Colorado River commission to permit unrestricted development of the river’s agricultural potential as a unit across states, arguing storage and modern irrigation ensure ample flow and high returns from Utah lands. Commissioners pressed for a working, possibly time limited, allocation plan amid state interests and fears of unequal restrictions.
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Salt Lake City
Utah
Colorado River Commission
Colorado River
Utah- Arizona Line
Herbert C. Hoover
Colorado
Norvell
Arizona
F.C. Emersom
Wyoming
North Platte River
Delphy Carpenter
Ban on Women Entertainers and Waitresses Ordered
An executive order by Governor Adolfo 60 la Huerta bans women entertainers and waitresses from Nogares Sopora cafes and similar establishments. Provisions extend to Agua Priets and other places employing girls as dancers and waitresses. The measure targets venues in the state capital and related areas.
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Notvaues
Aru
Mares Se
Nogares
Sopora
Adolfo
la Huerta
Herenti
Agua Priets
Miner Henderson of Cochise County Dies after Illness
Well known Cochise county miner Hen Henderson died at his Bisbee home after two months of illness from miners consumption. A Tombstone resident for years, he recently returned to Bisbee and contracted Ml. He had many friends in the Tombstone district. His daughter Mamie Henderson is chief operator at the Bisbee telephone exchange. funeral plans not announced.
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Henderson
Bisbee
Tombstone
Mamie Henderson
Legislature Extends Session With Fifteen Day Stay
Phoenix March 27 A bill to provide correct and contingent expenses for another fifteen days was passed by the house under suspension of the rules and sent to the senate. The 40 day session had expired Saturday. The senate considered a sine die adjournment but failed to adopt a motion to notify the house. The second appropriation bill totals 16280, including 12235 for member per diems and 5145 for compensation. Two amendments to the financial code are planned for the senate tomorrow addressing concerns from the State Teachers Association and the highway department.
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Phoenix
House
Senate
Lines
State Teachers’ Associaton
State Highway Department
Seligman Man Found Guilty of Assault on a Young Girl
Prescott March 28 A Seligman man Grady Bartley was found guilty of assaulting 14 year old Mary Hayes at Seligman February 11. The jury recommended leniency but Judge Sweeney scheduled sentencing for Monday. Defense plans to seek a new trial.
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Seligman
Hailiff
Grady Bartley
Bartley
Sweeney
Tid Bartley
Mary Hayes
Hayes
G. B. Bartley
Justice of the Peace
Kelley
Dew
Bank's $11.45 Profit Triggers Liquidation in Metcalf
In Clifton Arizona area, the State Bank of Metcalf will be liquidated after an annual operating profit of only 11.45 dollars. State banking official C W Fairfield says depositors likely will be paid in full with about 20 percent dividend later. A Greenlee county judge will appoint a receiver.
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Clifton
Ariz
State Bank of Metcalf
State Banking Department
Metcalf
Shannon Hill
Coronado
Phelps Dodge Corporation
State Bank
C. W. Fairfield
Greenlee County
Mexican film smuggling arrests in Nogales
Aria de la Lams and Antonio Sarabis were arrested in Nogales and held on $1000 bail each on charges of smuggling Mexican manufactured films into the United States. Authorities traced Sarabis from Mexico to a Phoenix printing plant associated with Justicia. About four thousand sets of film were recovered. Arraignment for preliminary hearing was set for tomorrow before US Commissioner O Connor.
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Nogales
Aria
Fedro de la Lams
Phoenix
Justicia
Antonio Sarabis
United States
Sarabia
Brexico
O'Connor
No Vote Cast In Buena In High School Site Election
Returns from Miss Helen Brown’s office show no votes were cast at the Buena precinct last Wednesday for the new Union High School site. Tombstone won the location by a large majority while Fairbank yielded four votes. Bond issuance for the new district will be announced soon by Miss Brown. Sumner Vickers, Huntington Beach founder, dies in Los Angeles after a career in real estate and development. Death cited as heart trouble. funeral held at the home of Mrs. J. V. Vickers.
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Gold Bullion Mings Co
Dragoon Mountains
Turquoise
Gleeson
Tombstone
Joe Stanfield
Barney Bowers
John Thompson
Herman Durand
C. i Blaton
Gold Bullion Company
Blanton
New York Curb
Treasury
Arizona Corportion
el Paso
Charles P. Blanton
Jerry W. Faust
Buena
Helen Brown
New Union High School
Locaton
Fairbank
Miss Brown
Los Angeles Times
Sumner Vickers
Huntington Beach
Long Beach
Virginia
Viegkers
Seattle
Arizona
Viekers
Los Angeles
Hotel
Virginis
JV. Vickers J. V. Vickers
California
Hutchison Prepares Legislation Starting May First
Mr Hutchison remains occupied drafting legislation set to begin on May 1. He engages in careful study and coordination with colleagues to ensure timely passage and effective implementation. The effort reflects his commitment to policy goals and public service.
County official to estimate Cochise voters for pamphlets
County recorder H L Hutchison seeks an estimate of how many voters will be registered in Cochise county for the current election. Secretary of State Hall requests enough pamphlets for the proposed constitutional amendment Senate Bill 3, approved March 27, to mail one to each registered voter if needed. Hutchison plans distribution through registration officers and by mail where necessary.
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H. L. Hutchison
Secretary of State
Hall
Cochise County
Senate
Hutchison
Warrants Must Carry Primary Interest Rates Declared
W. J. Galbraith, attorney general, in a formal opinion to Raymond Earhart, state treasurer, states state war rants already registered at 5 percent cannot be re registered to bear 8 percent interest from March 23 until paid. The inquiry followed Bert Wingar presenting a warrant for 9834 dollars previously set at 5 percent to seek reregistration at 8 percent.
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Phoenix
W. J. Galbraith
Raymond R. Earhart
Bert Wingar
Board of State Institutions
Mr. Earhart
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American Railway Express
Warren
Royal
Tewarts
George Rockhill
Rockhill
Mexico
South America
Express Office
Express Company
Old Gold Camp
C. P. Blanton
Manger
Fete
Legisl
Prescott, Mar
Compion Wan
The
First National Bank
Federal Reserve System
American Bankers Association
Bank of Courteous Service
Asvers Call
Sonally
Mr. Hutchison
Cochise County State Bank
the Bank OF Security and Service
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