Colorado Power Project Survey Reported by League Official
A survey on the Colorado power project outlines damming Boulder Canyon to harness the Colorado River for irrigation and power. Arnol Krackman says construction could employ up to 5000 workers, taking 5 to 100 years to complete, with vast land areas affected. The project, backed by Kin caid act funds, would form a 1460 square mile artificial lake and could spur a Grand Canyon rail tourist line.
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Colorado
Arnol Krackman
League of the South
Thesan
Campbell
Krickman
Congress
U.P
Krickmin Sabers
League
Los Angeles
Boulder Canyon
Las Vegas
Nevada
Panama Canal
Kruckman
Colorado River
Great Lakes
Salt Lake
Grand Canyon
Out Again In Again Sign Destroyer Case Heads to Habeas Hearing
Lafayette Davis and Frank Crane Bay were brought to Tombstone from Et by Sheriff Hood on road sign destruction charges. Previously released under suspended sentence, they faced new orders to serve prior punishments, while habeas corpus sought release and questioned potential doubling of penalties. Authorities rearrested them on alleged county property destruction and held them in jail pending further action.
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McKensie
Atetormey EJ. Flanigan
Bisbee
Charelsis
Joe Hood
Couoty
Be Wrine
Maxionm Sen
Nuevo Leon Mines Open Again After Closure
The El Universal reports Nuvo Le companies reopen diverse mines in Nuevo Leon and Zacatecas after years idle. New operations restart amid revolution impacts with properties valued in millions. Another rich group near Vetagrande in Zacatecas also resumes activity, while Minto Refugio and two Car tengra Mining groups face sales per Monterey dispatch.
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Thcson
Nu le
Zacatecas
Mexico
Mont EL Universal
Avin Company
Nuevo Levorpora
Vetagrande
Zazaterss Ty Helak
ST Universe Sayaam
Minto
Manuel, Secosse
Cartegena Mining Company
Monterey Dispatch
Robbery suspects held after dawn Bisbee incident
Francisco Valdez and Laurel Cervantes were arrested by Patrolmen Callison and Brakefield after Vincente Garcia reported a hold up on Naco road below Slag Dump hill. Garcia said the men spoke to him then struck him with rocks, knocked him out, and took his coat and money. The second brief notes no Arizona Blue Book this year due to funding, and the secretary of state explains the cut.
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Bisbee
Francisco Valdez
Laurel Cervantes
Callison
Brakefield
Vincente Garcia
Garcia
Naco Road
Valdez
Vervantes
Cochise Pioneer James Seow Laid To Rest At Dos Cabezas
The Cochise Pioneer James Seow, longtime resident near Dos Cabezas, died after a long life in the cattle trade. Born in Denmark in 1848, he and his family moved to the United States, later living in Missouri and California before settling near Dos Cabezas. He leaves a widow and Oliver Seow, with services conducted by Rev GT Radford in a large community gathering. The obituary notes his kindness, faith, and respected standing as a pioneer who helped open the Southwest.
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Willcox
James Seow
How
Maret
Hagering Maess
Hos Cuberus
Wim
GT Radford
Denmark
Getuborgh
Anh
United States
Missouri
Miifornia
ACT Wo
Lutheran Church
Seow
Oliver
Resignation of Arizona motor department chief clerk accepted
Phoenix reports Jaieya April a resigned as chief clerk of the automobile department of the state corporation commission. The resignation was filed at the start of the year. It was intended that Jones join his father FR Jones, a former commissioner now running a traffic attorney and rate expert office.
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Phoenix
Jaieya
Automobile Department
State Corporation Commission
Jones
FR. Jones
Commuission
Phoenix Daily News Debut As Public Phoenix Paper
The Phoenix Daily News, a new Democratic daily in Arizona, launched with a 1 page acven column, three section edition. Owned by News Publishing Company Inc., its stockholders are Democrats statewide led by Craig Pott inger as president and editor in chief.
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Arizona
News Publishing Company, (Inc
Craig Pottinger
Inchine
Farmers Join Farm Bureau Drive in Cochise County
The Cochise county farm bureau membership drive reports remarkable success, with S Brown stating 100 percent of farm areas in select communities now members. Whitewater and Hereford districts show strong participation, and Graham Palen counties plan campaigns as farmers push to organize for mutual interests.
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Farm Bureau
Cochise County
S. Brown
St David
Whitewater
Oureau
Webb
Te Lighe
Graham County
Brown
Casa Grande Valley
State Farm
Wurean
Pinal County
Stage coach permit hearing in Benson to Nogales route
Coronal Benson April 1 hearings for Al Cole to operate a stage car between Benson and Nogales on a new road. Only applicant for this route. Also report on a prospector found dead at his home near Cartigan property west of Ajo. investigation and reactivation of stage lines discussed.
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Corporal Benson
al Cole
Fueson
VaukBenson High
Arteonammbesson
Robert Wo Washlof
Tue
Cartigan
Miles Son
Ajo
Wednesdome
Tucson
Nogales
Woman Throws Acid in Teacher’s Face in Prescott
Anne Prescott reports a county attorney announcing a felony complaint against Anna Irene Hopkins for throwing acid at Lucille Gallagher, a Perome schoolteacher. Gallagher is said to be recovering with limited sight damage after Phoenix doctors treated her. Hopkins faces heavy bond and possible jail in Prescott.
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Prescott
Anne
Anna Irene
Mra Hopkins
Lucille Gallagher
Perome
Jastice of Peace Court
Hopkins
Krome. Ariz
Former Arizona Day Agent Caught in Idaho Camp
Rey Fridley, once a prohibition enforcement agent, was arrested near Kellogg Idaho and jailed in Wallace. He faces federal charges for illegally transporting liquor and was released on $5000 bond after a preliminary hearing. The county attorney’s office corrected an earlier Los Angeles arrest report and noted extradition would be waived. Nogales Tucson highway project estimated at 380600.
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Arizona Day
Idaho Camp
Phoenix
Rey Fridley
Kellogg
Maho
Wallace
Idaho
Fridley
Wroneeuter
Los Angeles
Copper Rich Prospecting in Buck Mountains near Wellton
A. Ryan and Joby Zigler, noted Yuma prospectors, report assays from ten Buck mountains claims show ore averaging thirty eight percent copper with notable gold content. They plan to wait for copper prices to rise before mining, while samples sent to Yuma are described as very hot and beautiful.
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Yuma
Ariz
A. Ryan
Joby Zigler
Yuma Cell
Buck Mountains
Wellton
The End of the Trail Tourists Chronicle Tombstone Visit
A fragmented diary style piece recounts a 3000 mile journey through Washington Oregon New Mexico and Texas ending in Tombstone. It notes high winds rough roads and a stop to aid Dr Hugharthi and his wife aiding a patient as they travel toward Fordage with a broken down car towed to safety. Continued on Page Eight.
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Tombstone
Bow Roydstin
Muir
Washingtornia
New Mexico
Teaws
Hugharthi
Orezon
Tuew
Rome
Baird
Tera
Tucson
Vail
Wilely
Ford
Arizona
First Forest Fire of Spring Reported Near Prescott
Prescott district logged the season's first forest fire on Indian Creek six miles south of town, burning about five eighths of an acre before Ranger J McNelty extinguished it. Officials urge vigilance as windy, dry conditions raise fire risk and note Fire Prevention Week April 4 to 8 with public education campaigns.
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Prescott
Indian Creek
Here
J. McNelty
Forest Oftee
Forest Service
Pardon Board Meets in Florence Arizona
Florence Arizona April meeting of the pardon board with state Superintendent Elate Toles and Attorney General W J Galbraith reviewing pardon and parole applications. The third board seat remains vacant awaiting a citizen member appointment.
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Phorlix
Apra
W. A. Galbraith
R. W . Baxter
Central ‘Bank of
Florence, Ariz
Elate Toles
State Superintendent of Public Instruction
W. J. Galbraith
Florce
Local Mine Situation May Be Solved
Sixty five carloads of silver and gold ore were shipped from the Tombstone district in March mostly to the Douglas smelters with a rush to ship on hand as the 12th deadline nears. A milling plan may allow low grade ore to be processed while higher grades await smelter reopening and a local milling firm offers to process up to 250 tons daily if water can be solved.
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Seasors
Tombstone
Douglas
el Paso
Bunker Hill Mines Company
Fecal Milling
Director to Inspect Pioneers Home in Prescott
Clayton Bawnett secretary of the board of directors of state institutions left today for Prescott to inspect the Pioneers Home.
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Phoenix
Clayton Bawnett
Board of Directors
State Institutions
Prescott
Pioneers
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Colorado Basin
Survey Complete
Hoolbrook
Black Canyon Oil Company
Berling
Nuevo Leon
Ernest Hall
Hall
Phoenix Daily News
The
Cochise Co
Benson
New Road
T. J. Weese
Willoox
Cochise
Dave
Weeneerwil
Weese
Santos Lopes
Naco
Craix
Lopez
Jesus Robie
Lopes
Pardon Board
Jonn H. Dampany
Bunker Hill
Corvec
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