Brophy Leaves Warren District Store for Oakland
J Brophy manager of the Phelps Dodge store in the Warren district resigns and will relocate to Oakland California around April 16. George Winfrey, formerly a Kansas City grocery manager, will succeed him with HC Campbell assisting. Brophy has been a Warren resident for 25 years and helped build the company’s local expansion.
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Warren
Phelps Dodge
Gray
Ireland
United States
San Francesco
Ty Bees Cine
Arcona
Tombermne
Bisbee
Ste Brophy
State Institutions to Adopt New Time in Phoenis
State institutions including the state hospital for the insane, state prison, state engineer, game warden, sealer of weights and measures, Northern Normal School, Pioneers’ Home, livestock sanitary found, and the safe board move to a new time system. Governor Campbell supersedes all elective offices, urging cooperation with the government. county and city bodies face uncertainty as a recent resolution prompts review and potential action.
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Phoenis
State University
Commission of State Institutions
State Hospital For the Insane
Bishway
Northern Normal School
Pioneers’ Home
Board of Heart
Campiell
Alee
Sie
Cew
Maries County Board of Supervisors
Phoek
Felers
Bootlegger Felino Arrest Shocks Phoenix Area
Phoenix police and Sheriff John Monigomer report the capture of Felipe Felino, a noted bootlegger active since prohibition. He was seized in an East Washington pool hall, a pint bottle found hidden in his boot with unbroken seal, marking him as a bold operator in the local underground trade.
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Phoenix
Aprit
Felipe Felino
John G Monigonerr
Ielieves
Felino
Felina
East Washington
City adopts ordinance on milk bottle sanitation
Phoenix Ariz April 2 city commissioners unanimously adopt a sanitary ordinance regulating care of milk totes and receptacles. It makes it unlawful to leave bottles uncleaned after emptying and bars reuse of milk conveyances for any other purpose.
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Phoenix
Aric
Senator Smith Returns Home for Arizona Visit Month
Tucson April 7 Senator mare A Smith arrived from Kentucky this morning and rests at the Old Pueblo club. He greeted friends on the sidewalk and expressed a wish to spend about a month in Arizona before possible return to Washington for an extra session. He plans fishing at Roosevelt Lake and avoided state politics, while comments from supporters hinted at upcoming primary tensions.
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Tucson
Mare A Smith
Ctty
Kentucky
Old Pueblo Club
Arizona
Smith
Kenucky
Congress
Senator
Yen
Washington
Friests
Hoosevelt Lake
Enator Smith
United States
United
Toa
W. R. Ramadell
Joe Spires
Leary the
Hayden Sees Hope For Lane Plan To Give Soldiers Land
Secretary of the Interior Lane’s $100,040,000 reclamation bill gains backing in Congress and will be reintroduced at the special session after President Wilson’s return. Hayden confirms support, noting Arizona would receive funds for irrigation works to extend farming days year round, with engineers backing the project. Harden, member of the irrigation committee, expects the measure to come up on the session’s first day.
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Hayden
Lane
Phoenix
Congress
Wikeon
Arizona
Hades
Harden
Fort Apache buys supplies in Globe and Holbrook freight tie
Fort Apache moves to use Globe and Holbrook as supply points. Freight differences between Holbrook and Globe hinder forwarding on the Santa Fe main line, forcing wagon transport to the fort. Lieut Basil H Minnich acts as quartermaster amid this logistics issue. Separately government scientists identify nearly 1000 zinc varieties in the Philippines and a Michigan inventor patents warehouse truck safety brakes.
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Globe
Atiz
Holbrook
Fort Apache Holbrook
Santa Fe
Clobe
Bowie
Basil H. Minnich
L6th Cavalry
Philippines
Board of Health Right to Close Movie House Upheld
Supreme Court ruled the Gila County board of health acted within its rights to close the Globe movie house during an influenza epidemic. Alden challenged via habeas corpus but the higher court upheld the lower court’s decision. It's part of several related rulings affirming county powers and procedural outcomes across cases including forgery, election calls, and guardianship appeals.
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Board OF Health
Decision Phoenix
Board of Death of
Gila
Supreme Court
Pinal County
TA Nichola
Nicholas
Los Angeles
Nichol
O. Gibson
Sj Y
Pinal
Ces
Stanford
John W. Bell
Court Fight Begun Over Warren Ranch Lands
Suit filed in Corkins county superior court by Hovland Staith against Warren Ranch Company and partners over disposal of Warren Ranch lands. Describes lease dispute involving Garden Development and Osborn Warren railroad tract. Includes notice of pendency recorded to alert potential purchasers.
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Warren Ranch
Warren
Country Club
Oxbors
Superior Court
Corkins County
Hovard Staith
Ranch
Warren Ranch Company
A Corp Then Developmepany
4 Corporation
H.R
Aton
Hovland
Garten Development Company
Osborn Warren Railroad
Sweke
Garden Development Company
Aerware
Garden De‘vetepment Company
Maricopa County to vote on road bond issue
Maricopa County supervisors voted to hold an election between May 3 and May 10 on issuing 4.9 million dollars in road bonds to pave 273 miles of highways. The proposed network would place hard surface roads within a mile and a half of the farthest homes in the county.
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Maricopa
Phoenix
Maricopa County
March land returns of state total eighty two thousand nine hundred seven
Phoenix April 2 The land department turned into the state treasury 82907.56 representing the returns for March. The report notes many combinations with a new padwork system and mentions petty changes in handling.
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STATE
Phoenix
Land Department
State Treasury
Department
Tombstone Plans Ice and Electric Plant Expansion
Tombstone's Commercial Club debated an ice and electric plant led by E Jones of Bisbee. The project would convert the old Tombstone Improvement Co building for integrated ice making and electrical needs, with six weeks to six months to operation depending on funding and equipment upgrades. George Gage, a Bisbee resident, backs Jones. committee appointments and funding were discussed at length.
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Tombstone
E. Jones
Bisbee
Tce
Fee
Tombstone Improvement Company
Jones
George Gage
Bistee
W. T. Hosa
ML Gardner
Giragl AM. Gardner
Wynn
Copiea
Bell
Kingsbury
Uehts
Thsom
W Kuchenbecker
Val Whos
HH. Hughart
Boyd
Chamber of Ryad
Bore
Judes Bayehs
Haghettner
Giragi
Cas Corbi
Eoge Wittee
Eokily
Arizona to have 1,750,000 for road use July 1
Arizona state engineer Thomas Jaddox reports for the Phoenix Chamber that about 1.75 million dollars will be available on July 1 for highway construction for the next fiscal year. Funds come from tax revenue, auto licenses, labor and emergency appropriations, with federal aid to supplement but not fully cover state costs. He notes possible reductions and calls for counties to leverage federal aid on statewide routes while preparing surveys and plans.
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Phoenix
State of Arizona
Thomas Jaddox
Phoenix Chamber of Commerce
Fiien
Clarkdate Road
Arrowhead Trail
Beneft
Senate
Senate WI
Mings Wie
Specia
Inter State
Great War Veterans in Arizona Form Chapter
An announcement from the Great War Veterans association headquarters in Phoenix notes the formation of a new Arizona chapter. The 138th Infantry Regiment members are expected to return within the month, marking a key milestone for the local vets group.
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Phoenix
Torahuma
The
Great War Veterans
Fas St SK
138Th Infantry
Ari
Attorney General Attacked in Motion in Court
In Phoenix the case of the Smelter and Inspiration Consolidated Copper firms targets Attorney General Wiley Jones. Kaward Willes for the rival firms asserts the office mishandled affidavits and record abstracts, claiming no Harben affidavit copy was served and filing delays of nine months.
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Phoenix
Apraz
Supreme Court
Kaward Willes
Atgrmney
Mnational Smelter Company
Inspiration Consolidated Copper Company
Wiley Jones
Rice
Harben
Mrs Lolise Reed Passes Beyond
Mrs Lolise Reed, longtime resident of Tombstone, died at her residence at the corner of Bruce and Thintsheear at 12 40. She had endured illness for three years and suffered greatly. She leaves several children including Mrs T Srandt and Mr Robert Reed and Mr Fred Reed, plus Mrs Henry Davie of Los Angeles. Funeral arrangements to be announced.
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Toms
Heat
Tombstone
Bruce and Thintsheear
T . Srandt
Robert Reed
Nogales
Fred Reed
Henry Davie
Los Angeles
Cal
War tax cut announced on Pullman tickets Phoenix to LA
The Bret reduction on war taxes was announced today at the railroad administration ticket office. It lowers the tax on Pullman tickets between Phoenix and Los Angeles from 32 cents to 26 cents. More distant points see a larger drop.
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Bret
Railroad Administration
Phoenix
Los Angeles
Governor and Party Back From Florence
Governor Campbell State Engineer Maddock and Andrew Baumert Jr returned from Florence where they inspected the state prison and nearby highway routes. Officials said prison affairs were in good shape and data for road work was collected. The governor ordered that road camp foremen and workers eat together, ending separate dining.
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Phoenix
Ariz
Campbell
Maddock
Andrew Baumert, Jr
Commission of State Institutions
Florence
Tme
Invention of a Three Minute Telephone Call Timer
A new three minute sand glass timer has been invented to time telephone calls. The device can be clamped or attached to a transmitter, providing a simple visual cue for call duration and helping users manage longer conversations.
Protesting Indemnity Land Selections in Arizona 1919
The United States Land Office in Phoenix advertises school indemnity land selections under the 1910 act. Listings include ranges and sections such as 2986 Ostata, 2967 Mars, 2973 4mins, and others in T rs, Rm, with NW and SEU designations. Protests or contest claims must be filed within the publication period. Dated Phoenix March 1919.
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Arizona
Ste NM
T. Ney
Eyse
Notice of Grant Selection Under 1910 Act Arizona
Notice from the Arizona Office dated March 10 announcing Grant Selection filed to benefit universities on described lands. It invites protests or contest within five weeks of publication and transmits objections to the General Land Office. Dated Phoenix Arizona March 10 1914. J. L. Irvin and Scott White signatories. First publication March 10 with subsequent March 25.
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Tina
Phoenix
Arizona
State of Arizona
Howe
General Land Office
Atzora
J. 1. Irvin
Benesster
Scott White
Reever
L. Irv Register
Indemnity Land Selections Filed in Phoenix Office
United States Land Office in Phoenix announces filings under the 1910 Act for School Indemnity Land Selections. Protests or contests may be filed against any tract from February 27, with notices dated March 4 and 11. Receivers and officials oversee final approval and transmission to the General Land Office.
Hall's Catarrh Cure Claimed Cure All Conditions
There is more catarrh in the section of the country than all other diseases put together and for years it was supposed incurable. Doctors prescribed local remedies but failed. Hall's Catarrh Cure from F. J. Cheney & Co. Toledo Ohio is taken internally. One Hundred Dollars reward offered for any case that Hall's Catarrh Cure fails. Send for circulars.
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F. J. Cheney & Co
Toledo
Ohio
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