Amendments To Financial Code Deletions Upheld In Arizona House
Special to Prospector Phoenix April note bill 43 passed by the house 29 to 10 after restoring key provisions. The measure revives the senate form with amendments aimed at the highway revolving fund, university maintenance, and school fund appropriations, directing future general appropriation actions.
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Phoenix
Ariz
Senate
House
Committee
Leeton
Kimball
University of Arizona
Haynes
State In Me
Permanent fair association organized in Douglas plans
A permanent fair organization, capitalized in the thousands of dollars, will form in Douglas if yesterday’s temporary association plans succeed. FH Fisher chairs the organization committee. Robert Rae, vice president, named the committee. A report on progress is due next Monday afternoon, with FV Moreno and A Lindsay assisting Fisher as stock at one dollar per value will be offered in the county.
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Douglas
FH. Fisher
Robert Rae
Fisher
FV. Moreno
A. Lindsay
Betts Wins Glendale Mayoral Race In Record Vote
Glendale Ariz April 4 C D Betts elected mayor by a substantial majority as 564 ballots were cast from a 5 registration base, a figure 100 percent higher than any prior election. New councilmen named are Frank Heat vole J B Ingram Jemison and Homer C Ludden.
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Glendale
Ariz
C. D. Betts
Frank Heatvole
J. B Ingram
Jemison
Homer C. Ludden
Chester A. Johnson Appointed Daily Review Editor
Bisbee april 3. Folsom Moore announced the appointment of Chester A Johnson as editor in chief after assuming management of the Review yesterday morning. Johnson has served as news editor for several years with no other changes noted.
County 18 Divided in Three Districts, Maricopa County
The Maricopa county board of supervisors, under the 1921 session law, has divided the county into three districts for electing county supervisors by district rather than at large.
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Phoenix
Board of County Supervisors
Maricopa County
Nogales Called Center of Thirst for International Exhibitions
Delegates from the United States and Mexico opened a historic conference in Nogales proposing as a permanent international expositions hub for Pacific coast and southwestern states. About 100 Arizona businessmen plan a ten day west coast tour to explore trade potential while a resolution urged better border relations to remove friction for citizens.
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Nogales
Pacific Coast
Mexico
Arizona
Mexic
A. E. Douglas
University of Arizon
Chambers of Commerce
United States
Campbell
Frank Barry
Barry
A. J. Lagarda
Mexico City
New Mexico to Send Three Teams to Meet Here Tucson
Three New Mexico colleges will send track and field teams to the Southwestern meet to be held May 6. Coach J. F. McKale announced the University of New Mexico New Mexico A g s i e s and Roswell Institute will bring squads to meet the varsity here in Tucson.
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New Mexico
Tucson
J. F. McKale
University of New Mexico
Agsies
Roswell Institute
Millionaire beggar arrest shocks Phoenix police action
Frank Lin Williams, 62, described as a millionaire beggar, was arrested Friday afternoon in Phoenix by Patrolman Walter Bailey for investigation. Officers searched him at the station and found about $200,033 in cash distributed in multiple pockets on his person.
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Phoenix
Franklin Williams
Los Angeles
Walter Bailey
Bailey
Williams
Deputy Sheriffs’ Wages Slashed in Nogales
Santa Cruz county supervisors and the sheriff cut the wages of four deputy sheriffs after a conference. The overdrawn sheriff’s salary account prompted consideration of an emergency fund to run the office as the current sheriff’s term continues.
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Enewales
Nogales
Santa Cruz
Coronado Forest Allocates 11480 for Road Work
Tucson April 5. A total of 11480 dollars has been allotted to the Coronado forest for the construction of minor roads and trails within its confines. Supervisor Hugh Calkins of the United States Forest Service announced the apportionment, received from the district office at Albuquerque.
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Coronado Forest
Tucson
Hugh Calkins
United States Forest Service
Coronado Forests
Calkins
Albuquerque
Day Delegation Welcomes Train and Sixty Bottles
Phoenix April 5 passengers greeted Train No 2 at Arizona Eastern depot. Prohibition agents searched the Pullman cars finding about 60 bottles of whisky with Canadian label. J Carter porter assisted in the raid as federal agents vowed to continue searches to stop liquor on trains.
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Phoenix
Arizona Eastern
Omary Nevad
Prohibition
J. Carter
Carter
Mike Cassidy
Daught Jerry
County Engineer To Give Estimate On Cananea Road Cost
On April 5 Douglas officials plan a study trip led by county engineer Sid Smyth, JP Ferguson, and James Logie to inspect the Agua Prieta San Jose road. They aim to estimate repair costs for the 22 mile stretch and discuss the project with Cananea residents in favor of the Douglas cutoff. Smyth will assess geology and elevations to produce a fairly accurate first class condition cost.
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Douglas
Douglas-Cananea
JP. Ferguson
James Logie
Sid Smyth
Agua Prieta, San Jose
Cananes
Smyth
Agua Prieta-San Jose
Water Association Becomes Self Supporting for 1922 23
The Selt River Valley Water Users' Association in Phoenix will operate as a self-supporting body in the 1922 23 year for the first time since Roosevelt Dam construction. A tentative budget sets a total annual assessment of 3.65 dollars to cover government payments, construction costs, and final special assessments. Operating expenses are estimated at 625000 dollars, to be offset by power sales, excess water, and leases.
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Water Association
Phoenix
Ariz
Selt River Valley Water Users’ Association
Roosevelt Dam
Fatal Mining Accident Reported in Pinal County Claims
A telegram to John F. White state mine inspector from James F. McManus deputy mine inspector at Globe reports a fatal accident on Saturday April 1 at the Miles and Crozier mining claims in Pinal county. The deceased’s name and manner of death were not disclosed. This marks the third fatal mining accident of the year.
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John F. White
James F. McManus
Globe
Miles and Crozier
Pinal
McManus
Ashurst Opposes Prohibition Amendment Letter Blasts Volstead Act
Arizona senator Ashurst declares prohibition a real blessing and refuses to back a New York Manufacturers and Dealers League appeal to legalize light wines and beer. He argues alcohol fuels crime and vice, harming national life, in a frank, signed letter to Mr Rose.
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Arizona
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Gdded
Phil Mo Rose
Manufacturers and Dealers League
The
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New York
New York City
N.Y
Rose
Alcoho
Abor Conditions in Arizona Still Improving Report
Washington April 5 Report shows improving employ conditions across the country per the president conference on unemployment. Arthur Woods, chair of the emergency commission, announced today the upward trend continues with more jobs and fewer applicants, noting improvements in Colorado Springs, Los Angeles, Pueblo, Tucson, and Arizona as a hopeful sign.
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Arizona
Washington
Conference On
Arthur Woods
Judge Dooling Praises Southwest Highways After Arizona Tour
Judge Morris H. Dooling toured southern Arizona from Tucson to Bisbee via Tombstone and Benson. He spoke of the splendid roadways, praised the progress of regional highways, and noted reduced glare on paved roads. Accompanying him were his family and John W. Walker, assistant US attorney.
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Arizona
Tucson
Bisbee
Tombstone
Benson Judge Dooling
John W.walker
Cadornia
Southwest
Phoenix men arrested for fishing without license
On April 6 B Barnett and A Jeff of Phoenix were brought before Justice Henry J Sullivan by Deputy Game Warden Asche on a charge of fishing without a license. They received suspended sentences due to unemployment and family hardship. Arrest occurred at Joint Head.
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Phoenix
B. Barnett
A. €. Jeff
Henry J. Sullivan
Asche
Joint Head
Prospector Bitten by Skunk Near Globe
Dan Harvick, a 60 year old prospector, was bitten on two fingers while asleep at his camp near Globe at the Sniffen place. The skunk’s head was sent to Phoenix for analysis. Harvick shows no serious effects and no further medical help is expected.
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Miami
Ariz
Apr
Dan Harvick
Sniffen Place
Globe
Phoenix
Harvick
Postpone Court During Hot Months in Arizona
Reports from White Mountain and Apache reservations note favorable cattle and water conditions in March with heavy rains. Pinto and Douglas areas show mixed range progress. In Yuma, court will pause civil cases in summer to avoid heat, with a criminal calendar set before adjournment.
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Phoenix
White Mountain
Apache Initian Federation
Whiteriver
Grase Hs
Avelion
Douglas
Yuma
Arie
Cobbe's marriage bill killed in senate vote
April 7 report states Cobbe's bill to allow Permans to obtain marriage licenses from the justice of the peace was killed 7 ayes to 0 nays. Critics feared the $5 fee for the officiant could loosen license validity standards and lead to lax examinations of applicants.
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Cobbe
Box
Nthe
Senate
Justice of the
New Postmistress Named In Courtland Transition
Mrs 1D Price resigns after two years as Courtland postmistress and leaves Tuesday for Douglas to join her husband at EP&S W offices. Mrs T Emmons takes the Courtland post and moves it to the former John P Cull store location.
Gila County is Split Into Three Supervisorial Districts
Globe Arizona April 5 reports the Gila County board of supervisors has divided the county into three supervisorial districts aligned with the legislative districts. Globe Inspiration is operating sections of a large mill as district lines are drawn.
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Gila County
Globe, Ariz
Globe—Inspiration
Big Mill
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