Lynn to Stay With Daily International as Business Manager
Douglas April 1 announcement confirms George W. Lynn will remain with The Daily International as business manager. Lynn, city editor and telegraph editor previously, will supervise news and telegraph operations and handle business affairs, marking a broader leadership role.
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Geo. W. Lynn
Daily International
Douglas
Georg H. Kelly
The
George W. Lynn
the International
Lynns
City and Telegraph
Lynn
News and Telegraph Department
Samplers Sew Up Cotton Bales At Phoenix
Ginners in the Salt River Valley reach a ruling that each sampling must sew up the sample hole immediately to protect fair practice and bale integrity. The directive aims to standardize sampling procedures across Phoenix and surrounding cotton markets, reducing waste and improving handling.
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Phoenix
Salt River Valley
Bank Receiver Appointed for Metcalf Bank Crash
Wpoints receiver Galbraith returned from Clifton where he sought a state bank receiver. Clifton court reportedly appointed Adam Smith as receiver with a $16,000 bond. The Metcalf Bank was taken over by State Safteier Charles Fairfield on March 13. The order followed a filed petition and swift action by officials.
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Phoenix
W. J. Galbraith
Clifton
Fle
Walt
State Bank of Metcalf
Superior Court of
Adam ‘Smith
Smith
Charles W. Palrfield
Safiter
Galbraith
Williams Called by Death Veteran Phoenix Editor Dies at 45
Wade McD Williams, known as Mac to peers, dies at 45 in a Phoenix sanatorium after a long career as a newspaper man. He was unmarried and highly regarded in Phoenix and the southwest for his keen news sense and affable personality.
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Phoenix
Wade
Williams
Mac
Southwest
Frosts Hit Garbanzo Crop Along West Coast of Mexico
Nogales Ariz April 3 Eleven frosts have destroyed about half the garbanzo crop in Sonora state and wheat, beans, and other crops were reported completely ruined. Last year's garbanzo crop was valued around three million dollars and this year’s yield was expected to be larger. The frosts were described as exceptionally unusual.
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Nogales
Aris
Sonora
Miss Dupen Takes Charge as Warren Postmistress
Miss Catherine Dupen daughter of L Dupes of Warren has been named postmistress to replace J M Bryns who resigned. She will assume duties Monday morning amid a note of local anticipation as the community awaits new postal service arrangements.
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Miss Dupen
Warren P. C. Bisbee
Catherine Dupen
L. Dupes
Warren
J. M. Bryns
Miss Dupes
Sonora unlikely to go dry says visitor comments
A Nogales Mexican visitor says Sonora has no prospect of going dry and no agitation for prohibition. He notes the current deputies passed a law allowing sale of whiskey and other hard liquors, and claims Governor Adolfo de la Huertes is not a prohibitionist. Prohibitionist movement faces no support.
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Nogal
Arlzogs
Sonora
Nogales
Chamber of Deputies
Adolfo de la Huertes
Democratic State Conference Set for Tucson May 15
The Democratic State Central Committee calls a May 15 1922 state conference in Tucson to elect delegates and endorse candidates for state offices. A May 2 county delegation vote and May 9 county conference precede the event with reduced railroad rates offered for attendees.
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Democratic State Central Committee
Phoenix
Arizona
Tucson
Struthers and Large Tie The Knot In Tombstone
Miss Mildred Struthers daughter of Mr and Mrs Dave Struthers and Mr H B Large were married at the bride’s parents home in Tombstone yesterday morning The Rev Thomas Armstrong officiated The couple will reside in Douglas where the groom works at a hardware firm and the bride has clerical work in the county treasurer’s office The Daily Prospector extends best wishes for their happiness
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Mildred Struthere
Dave Struthers
H. B. Large
Tombstone
Thomas Armstrong
Douglas
First National Bank
Daily Prospector
Recognition Near Belief of Consul Nogales
April 3 report quotes Mexican Consul Joaquin Terrazas of Nogales Arizona stating in his view the United States may recognize the Obmson government soon. He notes no official rationale was received.
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Nogales
Joaquin Terrazas
Arizona
United States
Last Hearing of Colorado River Commission in Wyoming
Wyoming witnesses urge a compact governing the Colorado River waters to be agreed by the seven states along the river, based on allotments. Herbert Hoover heads the commission and says a solution will prevent waste and court disputes while serving public interest. The group plans further hearings and adjournment decisions after Wyoming claims.
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Cheyenne
Wye
Wyoming
Colorado River
Herbert Hoover
Secreretary of Commerces
Chicago
Wyo
Colorado River Commission
Hoover
Mabry
Utah
Denver
Bosle
Nevada
Mechem
New Mexico
West
Carey
Masonic Temple
Cheyenne Chamber of Commerce
Mr. Hoover
Colorado
Ar. Hoover
Senate Returns Much Battered Code To House
In Phoenix on April 1 the battered Senate Bill 43, the proposed financial code, was sent back to the House by the House Committee of the Whole after extensive amending. Speaker Keefe condemned outside influences that had stripped the bill of its aims, moving for indefinite postponement, a motion which failed. Back in the House, a similar motion again failed on roll call. Elsie Toles, state superintendent of public instruction, argued the code failed to guarantee a continuing school fund. An amendment tied to the University of Arizona specified that a fraction not exceeding 96-100ths of a mill be appropriated annually, excluding it from the general fund.
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Maddock
Watter Roach
Bisbee Douglas
Arizona
John F. Ross
Texas
Cochise
Roach
Phoenix
Senate
House
House Committee
Keefe
Elsie Toles
School fund proposal and levy plan discussed by Miss Boehringer
Miss Boehringer proposed a school fund with an annual levy on taxable property to raise at least 25 dollars per person. She cited other states with ongoing funds to shield actions from logrolling. The amendment carried but Speaker warned adoption could doom the bill.
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Boehringer
Gad
Phoenix Tucson join to secure highway route
Phoenix Tucson form an alliance to secure designation of the Borderland route as a primary state highway. Conferences between road boosters in Phoenix and Tucson envision an amicable settlement of rivalry between the two cities and a unified effort to advance the route in the state system.
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Phoenix
Notice of Public Land Claim Publication
Department of the Interior notices Frances L Conyers of Benson Arizona or heirs of Katherine Lorries intend to prove up a land claim for NW14 NW SW 23 T208 R20 E G SRB Meridian before W A Fowler on May 5 1922 with witnesses George W Fenter Ramon Escardan Walter Douglas Louis Eskag of Fairbanks Arizona Register Joan R Towles first publication April 2 1922 Tumc
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U.S. Land Office
Phoenix
Arizona
Frances L. Conyers
Benson
Katherine Lorries
Howe
E.G. & Srb & Meridian
Bas
W. A Fowler
U.S. Commstone
George W. Fenter
Ramon “Acadern
Walter Douglas
Louis Eskag
Fairbanks
Joan R. Towles
Register
Joner
Tum
Notice of Land Commutes and Homestead Proof Filed
Albert S. Rose of Kelton Arizona files intention to make Commutation Proof for land described in Homestead Entry 049156 with witnesses Howard W. Nichols Leslie Mattingly Thomas P. McGinnis and R B Grantham. Hearing before U S Commissioner T G Emmons at Courtland Arizona on April 19 1922 First pub March 19 1922. Also notices sale of selected seed corn and Dubia bulbs and hosiery orders ad listings included.
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Zoma
Albert S. Rose
Kelton
Arizona
Ranga
E.G
R. B & Meridian
T. G. Emmons
U. S
Courtland
Howard W. Nichols
Leslie Mattingly
Thos. P. McGinnis
R B. Grantham
Webb
John R. Towles
For Sale 160 Acres Farm With Buildings And Equipment
Large valley property offered by Mrs Lacy Gragl at 738 17th Street Dough Artrosa eevee. 160 acres fenced and grubbed 89 rabbit proof with cultivation. Two gas engines one 21 HP pump well cemented. Three wells four inch centrifugal pumps two wind mills and all farming implements chickens cows horses and turkeys included. 7 room cement plastered house with wide porch water piping throughout. Furniture included. Reason for sale: moving to a new farm.
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Lacy
Gtragl
17Th Street
Dough
Rosa Eevee
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