SHERIFFS RECAPTURE JAIL BREAKERS IN MOUNTAINS
Sheriff office and deputies tracked Margarito Marques Jose Gonzales and Pedro Galvee after their jail escape Saturday night moving toward Huachuca mountains. They were found exhausted near a dairy and surrendered after crossing toward the Mexican border, facing charges beyond those for the jail break. Arizona history prize awarded by the State Federation of Women’s Clubs with five submissions. winning paper to be read at Bieber convention.
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Sheriffs Office
Margarito Marques
Jose Gonzales
Pedro Galvee
Huachuca
Heputy Eherttta
San Petreval
John Newell
Jack Ryan
Harry Rattersy
Merest
Johnson
Sitaruste
Huachucas
Haverty
Hasry
Migkhy
McDonald
Coasty
Marquez
Gal Xee
Gonzales
Douglaz
Mexico
Dean Scartlett
Mra
J. H. McClintock
Phoenix
Frank Lockwood
University of Arizona
Arizona
State Federation of Woman's Clubs
Bieber
Bowie Well Drilling Advances Near Bowie Arizona
Reports from United States Oil and Refining Co in Douglas say a Bowie area well is down 860 feet with a new drill installed. The project, owned by Douglas and Bikbee men, advances at 50 to 60 feet per day and serves as an experimental artesian water study guiding University of Arizona’s agricultural department report.
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United States Oil and Refining Company
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Bikbee
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University of Arizona
Dance Night in Gleeson Sets Big Prohibition Scene
Prohibition propaganda travels to Gleeson for a big dance on Saturday April 10 with Tombstone City Band in a motorcade of enforcement eyes. J P Martella of Washington notes Arizona shows strong support for strict laws, while Alfred Franklin’s records transfer to Taylor’s Hallector internal revenue. Local attendance from the valley and surrounding areas is expected to be large as the band supplies music.
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Arizona
P. Martella
Washington
Alfred Franklin
Taylor
Internal Revenue
W. Son
Webb
Tombstone City
Prohibition
Marsiella
Borome
Marstella Peetion
Newspaper Men of State Meet Here on Monday
Douglas April 1 The Arizona Daily Newspaper Association members vote by referendum to hold the 1920 annual meeting in Douglas. It was moved from El Paso to boost attendance. The gathering will occur next Monday, April 6, with morning and afternoon sessions and perhaps a night meeting at the Gadeden hotel.
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Douglas
Arizona Daily Newspaper Association
el Paso
Gadeden
Cool head of 5 year old boy saves home from late fire
In Douglas on April 1 a $500 loss occurred at A B Murchison’s residence at 54 Eighth Street when a rear fire broke out. Five year old A B Jr. called the fire department after spotting flames, and firefighters arrived in time to prevent greater destruction. Cause of the blaze is unknown.
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Douglas
Apri
A. B. Murchison
Eighth Street
Boosters Headed to Southwest Meet on Special Train
Phoenix reports boosters led by Governor Campbell will travel to Los Angeles for the League of the Southwest conference. The April event features talks on roads public law irrigation and conservation with Governor Campbell delivering a major address. California Utah Nevada New Mexico Idaho and others will be represented with strong Arizona turnout expected.
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Los Angeles
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Carapbetl
California
Utah
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Rion
New Mexico
Idaho
Money for evening schools from state and federal funds
April 1 announcement by Th R H Hioms director of the state department of vocational instruction states that federal and state aid will cover three fourths of the hourly salary for evening school instructors in technical mathematical and related trades. Part of the salary comes from local funds with the rest from state and federal sources.
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Phoenix
Th. R. H. Hioms
State Department of Vocational Instruction
Blome
Biome
Two men held for federal burglary in Tolleson case
Frank Campbell and Frank Hendricks were bound over to the federal grand jury after being acquitted in superior court of burglarizing the McNeil store in Tolleson. The federal charge alleges entering the store with burglary intent. Bonds set at 4000 were not posted. Soldiers to compete for Olympic entries in Antwerp next August per Douglas district HQ.
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Phoenix
Frank Campbell
Frank Hendricks
Superior Court
McNeil
Tolleson
John B. Henke
United States
Harry J. Jones
Fort
Husshuca
Stephen D. Little
Antwerp
Belgium
Distri
Douglas
Airplane Held Up in Mexico With Red Tape
Douglas report says a United States Army airplane has remained in Agua Prieta, Mexico for over two months. Consular agent W. W. Edwards has received a receipt from Mexican authorities but a permit to cross into the United States has not been granted. Edwards will proceed to Nacozari to inventory the plane and complete formalities. The earlier delay stemmed from the need for an American official to accept the craft. The fate of transport to Douglas is uncertain.
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Douglas
United States Army
Mexico
Agua Prieta
W. W. Edwards
United States
Westerday
W. Bleards
State Department
Nacozari
Army
Edwards
Notice of Appeal in Campbell vs Boyce case spurs mandamus action
Phoenix March 23 State Auditor Jesse L Boyce filed a large appeal with the supreme court in mandamus proceedings to compel him to honor a $545 warrant for attorneys fees in the Campbell case against former Adjutant General Charles Harris.
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Boyce
Phoenix
Jesse L. Boyce
Supreme Court
Thomas E . Campbell
Campbell
Charles Aw. Harris
Buy Holdings of Gila Land and Cattle Company
Acting for Norwegian investors, Captain John Christy completed payment in Phoenix for all holdings of the Gila Land and Cattle Company. The deal covers about 5000 acres at Gila Bend and totals over 250000 dollars. Final payment was 90000 dollars, with plans for improvements and equipment to advance the project.
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Phoenix
John Christy
Clifton
Gila Land and Cattle Company
Gila Bend
Arizona
Auto of Jose Wise Annexed by Thieves
Stolen from in front of the Shelby gasoline station in Nogales while Joseph Wise attended a chamber of commerce budget committee meeting in council chambers last night. A nearly new Hudson supersix automobile is missing, believed taken between 8:20 and 9:00 p.m. in Santa Cruz and nearby areas.
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Nogales
Shelby
Joseph Wise
Chamber of Commerce Budget Committee
Council
Santa Cruz
Neighbor- Con
Sheriffs Office
Arizona Supreme Court Calendar To Be Called On April 6
The Arizona Supreme Court will call its calendar on Monday April 6 at 10 oclock. The clerk announced that all ready cases will be set for oral argument unless parties submit briefs. Arguments will occur on April 6 and continue daily until all cases are heard.
Robbery Wave Hits Nogales Stores
In Nogales on Sunday night thieves struck Stevenson Stationery, stealing near $100 after entry through a rear door and destroying a cash register. The breakin follows a series of five similar incidents in ten days, including $425 stolen from Black Brothers and other thefts from local offices and shops. Police have made no arrests.
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Nogales
Stevenson
Black Brothers
As of
Crawford
Terrace
Mexican youth back in jail after deportation
L Vego a Mexican man once deported from Marinette is now in the county jail on charges stemming from a family quarrel. Deputy Griffin reports he had previously escaped the juvenile cell by prying a door apart and slipping out a window before being recaptured and sent back across the border.
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Mexico
Vego
Marinette
Griffin
Vexo
Anit
Bragg Sentenced to Two to Five Years in Penitentiary
Thomas Bragg, 25, labeled in the county as highly prolific in theft, was ordered by Judge Stanford to serve two to five years. A police witness and county attorney presented a list of 26 petty and grand larceny charges totaling $6000, with Bragg reportedly admitting guilt in most cases and all stolen items returned to owners.
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Phoenix
Maron
Thomas Bragg
Stanford
Melirath
Jarrett
Tita
Perez Placed on Trial for Murder Today
Perez charged with murder in the first degree will have a superior court trial today before Judge Lockwood. He allegedly stabbed Felix Pennipeet about five months ago and has been in the county jail awaiting this case. This marks the first first degree murder trial since capital punishment was restored in Arizona.
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Fo Perez
Munter
Perez
Felix Pennipeet
Sive Monthe
Arizona
Lockwood
Rudot
Zander Father of Twins In Arizona Capitol
Phoenix tracing a family link as E Mi lander chairman of the state tax commission distributes cigars at the capitol to mark a new twin arrival. He shows a card announcing the birth of twin boys to Mr and Mrs DW Pugsiey of Tacoma Washington, sister of the commissioner.
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Phoenix
E. Milander
State Tax Commission
Capitol
DW. Pugsiey
Tacoma
Wash
Pugsiey
Zander
Bisbee Knights to Hold Fourth Degree Ceremony
Bisbee Council of Columbus Knights of Columbus plans to hold the first fourth degree ceremony in Cochise County on July 4. Robert E. Morrison has authorized hosting if 100 applicants who are already third degree members are secured by April 15. If staged in Bisbee, many Knights from across the state will attend.
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Bisbee
Bisbee County
Knights of Columbus
Cochise County
Tucson
Phoenix
Robert E. Morrison
Otkues
Nox
Efmot
Plea and sentence in Mann Act case at Tucson
In Tucson on April, Carl E. Gartner pleaded guilty in federal court to Mann Act violations and received a prison term with Leavenworth referenced. He sought to withdraw his plea, with attorney James D. Harry involved as Gardner’s legal representative. Gardner claimed tuberculosis and coercion by a Phoenix-based source to plead, leading to plea withdrawal and substitution of a not guilty plea.
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Tucson
Leavenworth
Carl E. Gartner
Gardner
Tie
Baca Float Injunction Nogales
The county seeks to halt blocked access by grant owners who fenced a road between Patagonia and Salers. Officials from Nogales removed the fences as a temporary measure while the case proceeds. A permanent injunction was tentatively planned, with further review set for April 13.
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Nogales
Arcmey Iaelie
Hardy
Niente
Tarte
Felerel
Aca
Che Ron
Patagonia
Safe Cracking Attempt Reported at Diehl Shoe Store
An April incident in Phoenix describes a failed safe cracking attempt at the Diehl Shoe Store on West Washington. Entry was attempted Monday night, the safe combination was altered, and the hinges removed before the intruders reportedly abandoned the effort.
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DIEHL
Phoenix
Stve
West Washington
Burglars Targeted Safe During Morning Break-In
In a morning break-in, burglars entered through a roof access and forced open a cupboard facade to reach a safe. They seized valuables but took no phones, leaving the scene with uncertain, scattered evidence and no immediate arrests.
Funeral service planned for Lowell Sunday in parish church
Family announces funeral arrangements for Lowell Sunday afternoon at two o’clock at Saint Patrien's church with Reverend Ferber Medlin presiding and burial set in the local cemetery.
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Dneil Funeral Sundae Hee
Phoenix
Menerey Undertaking
Lowell Sanday
Lefete
Seeteruby
Oeloek
Patrien’s
Ferber Medlin
Find STI and Mash in Last Night's Raid Shoenh
An obscure fragment notes a raid last night featuring references to STI and Mash. It mentions individuals and local officials Benson and Teller Heeetear, with unclear roles and surrounding activities. The text is garbled, lacking coherent details or verifiable names.
Federal Sleuth Nab Man Trying to Enter Restricted Area
An arrest occurred as a man attempted to enter a secured site aboard a patrol route. He claimed to be with Household and carried liquor in packages, leading to his detention by authorities.
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