Inequality of Taxation Result of Veto of the Omnibus Road Measure
The omnibus highway bill, amended by the veto, triggers broad discontent from the border to the Grand Canyon as counties seek pork barrel projects. Taxpayer impact worsens with higher next-year taxes despite hopes for relief. The bill shifts funds, narrows the ten cent levy, and alters distribution for western counties while leaving others to gain limited benefit. Remaining projects include Winslow to Holbrook and Apache Trail, with specific funding outlined for Navajo county and related routes.
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Maricopa
Graham
Yuma
Pima
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Aries
State Highway Department
I T
Secretary of State
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Holbrook
Ine of Indian Reservation
Navajo County
Report On Wet Goods Must Be Made April 17
State and federal officials impose deadlines for liquor inventory reporting under treasury decision 3129. Residents possessing beverage liquor must file kinds and quantities with the federal prohibition director within 34 days after February 17 or 30 days from March 17 for extensions. Forms require owner name, residence, storage address, premises proprietor, liquor kind and quantity. In Tucson, Jim Giacoma of Tombstone Auto Co travels with Tony Caretto, who will relocate to Tucson.
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Asiyo
Arizona
Wot Webb
Federal Prohibition
Arizon
John W. Kramer
National Prohibition
Washington
Treasury
Tucson
Jim Giacoma
Tombstone Auto Co
Tony Caretto
Percy L Crosby Report From the Soperani Desk
A clipped byline from Percy L Crosby appears in the McGog Nemepaer page. readers glimpse a personal field report or column fragment. The text is sparse, with misreads suggesting a local correspondent filing a brief update or opinion note for the paper.
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Percy L. Crosby
Soperani
Road funding summary with intercity appropriations across territories
The document lists numerous highway construction appropriations totaling 805000 dollars to be available in the first fiscal year of the biennial period. It notes prior revenue for the highway department and other sources, non federal, including figures around 1266.26, 1528.41, and 2986238 dollars, with expectations of 406000 dollars beyond estimated income for the next two years.
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Tucson Tir Nogales
Ash Fork
Tue
Prescot Jerome
Rodeo NM
Fairbanks
Cochise Santa
Ara Mohave Ein Pa Connie
Supreme Court Hands Down Seven Decisions in Phoenix
The Arizona Supreme Court issued seven rulings in Phoenix March, including two criminal convictions. Chittford Bo Smith of Phoenix and Gasper Nevárez were sentenced for grand larceny and manslaughter respectively. Other matters involved corporate and civil appeals, division of property, and divorces. The decisions clarified compensation issues for public servants and reversed or affirmed lower court rulings in several cases.
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Phoenix, Mureh Co
Stat Supreme Court Todas
Chittord Bo Smith
Ptpix
Gasper Nevarex
Murater
Am Camp Crinden
Martin Manttueturine Company
Appellanite
Shirley Christy
Frank E. Rich and
Clague Eo Scrivner
Copartners
King Jotsinese Mailer
Rich Hardware Company
Frank E. Rich
Tran Supe Curt
Marte Tesemlement
American Surety Company of
New York
Cerro Cobre Development Compens
Willem B. Duvall
Superior Court of
Bankers Optimistic About Arizona's Financial Outlook
Phoenix reports bankers largely optimistic about Arizona finance. Charles W. Fairfield, superintendent of Danke, says the Federal Reserve is not ready to discipline Arizona banks. He met with J. Shepherd of the Federal Reserve district and noted Californians view Arizona as a favorable field for coast financing. Fairfield cites banks seeking $100,000 capital and says future state and local financing may move to the coast, with banks reorganizing and many considering Federal Reserve membership.
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Federal Reserve Bank
Arizona
Charles W. Fairfield
J. Shepherd
Los Angerve
Federal Reserve System
Shepherd
Fairfield
Denver
Kansax City
Chicago
New York
Federal Reserve
Mexican Held on Charge of Attempted Dynamite Attack
In Bisbee on March 31 authorities charged Jesus B. Rubio with attempting to dynamite a house on Naco road near the old customs house during March 12 threats of vengeance. The blast damaged a nearby horse and caused police to pursue Santo Lopez, who allegedly carried letters from Mexico threatening Rubio. Lopez was arrested as he alighted from a rent car. Rubio pleaded not guilty at arraignment. trial set for 1 pm today.
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Bisbee
Naco Road
Customs House
Jesus B. Rubio
Kempton
Sheppard
Nace Road
Rublo
Santo Lopez
Rubio
Mexico
Lopez
Justice Court
Murder details emerge in Mexican suspect case at Tombstone
Reports detail the killing of Ka win Bristol Davis brother of John it Davis of Tombstone. Investigations focus on a desert shack discovery, Benimichi mining plans, and an American consul push for facts as Mexican officials cooperate.
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Ka Win
Bristol Davis
John It Davis
Tombstone
VE Davis
Pollo
Phn Hi, Davie
Tomnet
Francis J. Dyer
Nogales
Sonora
Davis
Bar Vincora
Mexican Suspect Detains Evidence by Bottles Toss
In Lowell Deputy Sheriffs Kenney and La Moore nab Pedro Vasquez after he walked past the jail. When stopped he hurled two bottles to the pavement, smashing one and breaking the neck of the other, the liquid saved as potential evidence.
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Wibbee
Maron
Manor
Pedro Vasquez
Lowell
Kenney
la Moore
Vasaner
Birth rate and deaths in Attaona report state figures
Phoenix March 31 a study by Dr ROC Wanite States public health service gives Attaona birth rate at 24 percent and a death rate of 15.90 per thousand with 90 percent of tuberculosis deaths contracted outside the state subtracted. The report lists the state death toll and corrections, and mentions local industry figures and a ranch incident affecting deaths.
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Phoenix
Attaona
Roc Wanite
Servion
Hice
Nur Lysters Hort
Willams
Theakard Dere
Consul at Phoenix Aids 10.60 Mexicans in Repatriation
Mexico City reports the Mexican consul in Phoenix arranged repatriation for ten point six Mexican laborers who had been working in the cotton felt industry. The move was announced last night.
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Phoenix
Mexico City
Wirelesa
Ariz
Large cattle purchase moves from San Carlos Cattle Co
March 31 report from Tucson notes one of the region’s largest cattle purchases in years, by the San Carlos Cattle company. The herd is now moving westward, marking a major regional stock transfer.
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Tucson
San Carlos Cattle Company
Mastodon fossils near Benson discussed by Dr Gidley
Dr James W Gidley of the Smithsonian Institute spoke to Tucson Rotary members about a discovered mastodon site in the Henson district. He emphasized the find's significance for understanding the animals' age and the formation, not the specimens themselves, and its potential to yield better mammoth remains for museums.
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Bng
Henson
Rotary Cub
James W. Gidley
Smithsonian Institute
Washington
Gidley
Iimekeon
Dean GM Butler
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