Water Company Hearing Set On Huachuca Rates
Arizona Corporation Commission orders a hearing on Huachuca Water Company rates rules and affairs. Contempt proceedings linked to delays in water supply and improper rates will be examined. Hearing scheduled at Tombstone City Hall April 13 1921 at 2 00 P M with investigation into accounting subsidies and water source handling.
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Corporation Commission
Huachuca Water Company
Arizona Corporation Commission
Huschuca Water Company
National Metals Recovery Co
Corncil
Commission
Tombstone
Stanley Williamson
Pipe Breaks Leg of Powder Foreman at Apache Mine
Aluade Miller foreman of the Apache Powder company crew was badly injured when a falling pipe and casing fragment struck his leg at the Hut Mines site near Bunker Hill. He suffered a compound fracture and was rushed to C&A hospital for X rays and plaster cast preparation after first aid from Dr. Hoghart and arrival of an ambulance.
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Aluade Miller
Apache Powder Company
Joelock
Hoghart
Biehee
C&a
Booze violators jailed after county raid and arrests
A crackdown on moonshiners results in four violators jailed behind bars. Ramona Garcia Villareal, a Mexican woman from Courtland, is charged with manufacturing white mule and possessing a home-made still with gallons of alcohol. Francisco Campos faces trial for peddling white mule. Deputies seized a large copper still, mash, and bottles in a valley raid north of Forrest station. John Michelviteh and Peter Goshel are jailed awaiting trial.
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Hotel Hood
Ramona Garcia Villareal
Courtland
Les Mattingly
J. F. Dukes
Lower
Francisco
Campos
Forrest Station
Hud Kelly
McNeal
Gibson and Dukes
Lowell
Bisbee
John Michelviteh
Peter Goshel
Death of Willcox resident in California
Mrs. Annie Schilling, longtime Willcox resident, died in Los Angeles on March 30 after a period of poor health. Taken to the coast for health, she briefly improved before suddenly passing while seated with her youngest son. Cause of death listed as Bright's disease.
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Willcox
Annie Schilling
Los Angeles
Bright
Tombstone Tax Notice and Personal Reminiscence Piece
County Treasurer Guy C Welch urges Cochise County taxpayers to pay the second installment of state and county taxes for 1920 to avoid delinquency on May 2. The notice warns of penalties and asks taxpayers to come in or mail remittances to prevent last minute rushes at the treasury.
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Anni Hint
Guy C Welch
Arizona to Circulate $1.5 Million in State Bonds
State treasurer Maymond Earhart will travel to Chicago with $1.5 million in tax anticipation bonds. Denominations include $1000, $5000 and $16000. Bonds approved by the attorney general and state auditor, countersigned on delivery. Bond buyers include Bankers Trust Denver E H Rollins New York Harris Trust Chicago. Proceeds retire outstanding warrants totaling about $1 million and cover current administration expenses until tax money is available.
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Maymond Earhart
Chicago
Bankers’ Trust Company of
Denver
E. H. Rollins, & Sons of
New York
Harris ‘Trust and Savings Bank of
Yavapai approves sale of 1.5 million highway bonds
Yavapai County board of supervisors announced the sale of 1,500,000 dollars in highway bonds after weeks of bidding. Seven eastern bond houses were represented as delivery to investors proceeded. Prices and market conditions determined the final terms with the sale expected to close in coming days.
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Prescont
Yavapai County
Board of Supervisors
Phoenix
Campaign Aims 300 Farm Bureau Members In Pima
In Pima County the Farm Bureau seeks full participation from native American, Mexican, and Indian farmers. Organizer Joe Morgan plans outreach to Fort Lowell and surrounding areas to enroll about 200 American farmers, hoping to match Maricopa County’s 2,000-member crop protection effort. A Washington conference will outline a program for Congress to stabilize the market.
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Tucson
Apeil
Imrewu
Pina County
Joe Morgan
Fort Lowell
Dureas
Maricopa County
Farm Bureau
Mr. Morgan
Pima County
National Farm Bureau Organization
Washion
Congress
Mexican Consul Sogaless Orders Transfer to Havana
Alberto Mascarenas aged 20, formerly pointed by the Mexican consul general at San Francisco, has been orderly transferred to Havana Cuba according to official advices received today in Sogales Arizona, April 5.
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Sogales
Ariz
Alberto Mascarenas
San Francisco
Havana
Cuba
Liquor Found at Juan Martinez Home Near Chandler
Four gallons of liquor were found in the home of Juan Martinez near Chandler by county officials tonight and Martinez was arrested. No still was found.
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Phoenix
Juan Martinez
Chandler
Martinez
Elsie Toles Seeks Changes in Parole Board
Elsie Toles, state superintendent of education, criticizes the parole and pardons system after a second visit to the state penitentiary. She says the board faces engrossing, serious duties as petitioners seek conditioned and then absolute freedom, urging closer understanding of each case.
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Phornin
April
At Board of Pardons
Elsie Toles
Miss Toles
Parole Board
Married 50 Years, Now Asks Divorce in Phoenix
After five decades of marriage, Angelita Skinner, a Phoenix pioneer, filed for divorce alleging cruelty. She claims Ambrose Skinner beat her, attacked with a butcher knife, and drove her from the home on the eve of their golden anniversary.
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Phoenix
Fife
Angelita Skinner
Ambrose Skinner
Arizona
Skinner
Ammunition Embargo to Mexico Lifted in Southern Dept
The southern department lifted the three year old embargo on sale of arms and ammunition to Mexico. The permit system ends, allowing merchants in the zone to sell rifles and ammunition without federal permits. Major General Dickman announced the order, effective immediately, easing controls that had been in place since August.
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Tucson
James AL Treahey
Jenin
Har Jones
Ini
Dickman
Southern Department
Ts Treahey
Taeson
Lee Miles
War Department
Lwemile Harder
Treahey
Funeral Today for First Arizona Soldier in War
Funeral services will be held today in Sacaton for Matthew D. Rivers the first Arizonan killed in the world war. Rivers Indian son of Mary B Juan of Sacaton aged 25, enlisted December 11 1917 and served in Company F 27th Infantry. He died May 28 1918 at Cantigny as American forces halted the German advance toward Paris. Representatives Adjutant General Ingalls and Colonel Hantzan will attend for Governor Campbell.
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Phoenix
Matthew D. Rivers
Arizona
Sacaton
Ingalls
Hantzan
Arizona National Guard
Thomas E. Campbell
Rivers
Cantizay
Casa Grande
Mary B. Juan
27Th Infantry
Paris
Forty Cars of Ore Shipped in Nine Days
The article reports forty cars of silver ore shipped to the Douglas smelter over nine days, averaging almost five cars daily, as a rush to clear before closing day on the 5th. Officials hope additional cars may depart before the 12th depending on hauling and the CDA plan, with possible continuance of leases if the smelter remains open.
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Douglas Smelter
Douglas
Jawad Leasins
Warren
Cda
Andes
Announ
Bunker HI
Coler Ie
Tom
Arizona Wheat Crop At Eighty Percent Of Normal
A government report from Phoenix notes March labor supply in Arizona exceeded typical levels while demand fell sharply. On April 1 farm labor was 16 percent above normal and wheat stood at 16 percent of normal, with U S averages near one tenth of normal.
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Arizona
Phoenix
United States
Crow
Johnson Named Assistant Secretary at Arizona Corporation Commission
Miss Fern Johnson named assistant secretary to the Arizona Corporation Commission to replace the resigned Margaret Ferguson. She is daughter of J. F. John von, chairman, and has served the commission two years earning a reputation as an exceptionally bright assistant.
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Phoenix
Fern Johnson
Arizona Corporation Commission
Margaret Ferguson
Miss Johnson
J. F. John von
Advertising club forms at Phoenix in April
Thirty three professionals in writing and advertising space organized the Advertising Club of Phoenix in April. J Arthur Tobias was named president.
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Phoenix
Advertising Club of
Phonnix
J. Arthur Tobias
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Fabacher
Bay St Louis
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