Great Reunion of Arizona Pioneers Set for April 12
The Arizona Republican reports a large forthcoming event as pioneers prepare for a two day reunion starting April 12 in Phoenix. Hundreds of letters and reminiscences have arrived, with about 160 names on a pioneer list. Rail rates via Santa El Paso and Southwestern will aid attendance, and a special Pioneer edition will publish memories. The event aims to be a gala, organized by the veterans to renew old ties and celebrate state history.
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Hqenix
Arizona Pioneers
Plana
Uebiz
Ariona Republican
Republican
Santa el Paso
Southwestern
Arisoma Rasternan
Phoenix
Chamber of Commerce
Book Agents Descend on Capitol Over Textbook Picks
Book agents swarm the capitol as Elsie Toles, state superintendent, hosts meetings on adopting free textbooks for public schools. The board reviews readers for grades one to three and a geography book for sixth grade, with potential history and dictionary options under new law. Thousands of books are expected in competition for approval.
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Vhgenix
Awe
Award of Education
Elsie Toles
Capitol
Aer
Easton
Many States Move To Regulate Chiropractic Practice
Telegrams received by Dr D Glen of Phoenix report broad progress in chiropractic regulation across the states. Twenty states have enacted laws creating boards of examination and governing practice, with New Mexico pausing a straight practice bill recently. Oklahoma Missouri and others are cited among the latest mentions from B J Palmer of Davenport Iowa.
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Phoenix
D. Glen
Seale
Lee
Arizona
New Mexico
B.J Palmer
Palmer Institute
Davenport
Iowa
Oklahoma
Missouri
Tee
Chiropras
Great Eagle Attacks Man Near Thumb Butte
J M Simon reports a dramatic encounter in Thumb Butte country where a giant eagle, eight feet wingspan, attacked A Dr Walker an elderly Africa born wintering near the area. Walker shot and killed the bird after it knocked his hat off twice. The craft calls it an unknown species seen in recent years on Thumb Butte.
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Yuma, Ariz
J. M. Simon
Thumb Butte
Dr. Walker
Thumb Tuse
Africa
Phoenix Short of Jobs for Unemployed
Harry Welch secretary of the local chamber of commerce warned unemployed men from other parts of Arizona not to move to Phoenix. He said the labor market is nearly normal but there is not enough work to absorb more than those already in the city.
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Phoenix
Harry Welch
Chamber of Commerce
Rose Travis Unconscious After Cliff Fall in Bisbee
The 11 year old Rose Travis remained unconscious at Copper Queen hospital after a fall from a Bisbee cliff Saturday at 4 30 am. An X ray showed brain concussion though doctors said she was holding her own and could swallow a little milk. J E Cerison grammar school principal was at her bedside for 30 hours before returning to Douglas.
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Las
Gram[mar
Douglas
Iit- Hie
Phoenix man elected state deputy of Knights of Columbus
Yuma April W. Volta of Phoenix was elected state deputy at the fourteenth annual state council of the Knights of Columbus. Other officers named include S. P. Helser Flagstaff secretary J. H. Morgan Prescott advorate EJ. F. Brethan Yuma warden F. J. Berry Nogales and J. H. Morgan Prescott as supreme delegates Nogales chosen for the 1922 council. Resolutions urged relief for the Irish republic and supported establishing a tuberculosis sanitarium in Arizona under the Knights of Columbus.
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Yuma
W. F. Volta
Phoenix
the Knights of Columbus
P. Helser
Flagstaff
J. H. Morgan
Prescott
EJ. F. Brethan
Warden
F. J. Berry
Nogales
Irish Republic
Arizona
Knights of ‘ Cottatus
Attorney declares Arizona alone has rights over lands
Attorney general in Arizona discusses a potential injunction against the U.S. Interior Department and General Land Office to stop disposal of public lands within the state. The letter claims Texas sovereignty allows states to grant public lands, urging a contingent-fee suit with legal backing from Walter Holland and F Nynewander of Washington. The piece also covers state audit matters, Morrison's visit, and concerns over a reported $30,000 shortage.
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Ve X. Aneil
Arizona
Secretary of the Interior
General Land Office
W. J. Galbraith
Walter Holland
Secretary of Interior
Ren’ Land Office
Washington
States
Interior Department
Texas
Congress
Supreme Court
Coyle Ra Smith
United States
Ier HL
Ge Morrison
Surer
Morrison
Cuthbert & Com
Wim
Wo G Fn
Cnetise Visors
Atte
Cuthbert
Cuthbert & Company
Mrr. Browe
Ant
Guy C. Welch
Brows
State Examiner
State
J. F Ttows
Terview
Prospector
Snow Storm Races Through Western States Slams Arizona
A Pacific coast storm swept into the southwest producing wind, sleet, and heavy snow. Imperial Valley and California mountains reported up to two feet, with orchards damaged by hail and snow. Cold, continued unsettled weather forecast for coast states and more snow for auto travel.
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Pacife
Arizona
Parsons
Imperial Valley of California
California Mountains
Bishop Atwood Reaches Episcopal Convention Anniversary
Bishop Atwood of the Protestant Episcopal Diocese of Arizona receives congratulations from delegates at the 1421 convocation marking ten years since his elevation to the episcopate. A reception at the bishop's Phoenix residence followed last night's dinner in his honor. He delivered his annual address amid a program including communion at the newly dedicated Trinity Cathedral.
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Phoenix
Atwood
Arizona
Trinity Cathedral
Yeaterasy
Printing session laws for July from the secretary of state
Inquiries flood the secretary of state's office about copies of past session laws. Printing will likely occur after July 1 due to fund money limits and legal restrictions on transferring funds. The legislature had previously authorized emergency printing for earlier sessions, but no extra funding was provided for the most recent laws.
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Phoenix
Apell
Secretary of State
Auto Burns Buick Touring Car in Bisbee-Douglas Crash
A Buick touring car owned by DW Mizell of Standart Oil caught fire after rolling over an embankment between Death Curve and Forrest Station on the Bisbee-Douglas highway Sunday night. Mizell loaned the vehicle to two cousins who were driving. they escaped unharmed.
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Mizell
Standart Oil Company
Death Curve
Forrest Station
Bisbee-Douglas Highway
Smuggling Charge In Nogales Arrest
Craig and H C Dodson of Tucson were arrested in Nogales Arizona on a smuggling charge after customs officials said they attempted to transport tequila from Mexico into the United States at the border.
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Nogales
Ariz
Craig
H.C. Dodson
Tucson
Mexico
United States
Tequilla Ecroms
Huachuca Roads Slated for Summer Repairs
County Engineer Sid Smyth will initiate work on improving the roads to Miller and Ramsay Canyons and Heuachaca mountains to assist summer picnickers and campers. Upon completion the routes will be drivable to the resort east by auto. Humboldt-New company forms to operate Consolidated Arizona Smelting properties.
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Miller
Ramsay
Heuachaca
Sid Smyth
Humboldt
Consoll-isdated
Arizona Smelting Company
New Map of the State of Arizona Offered by Government
The Department of the Smeller General Land Office has sued a new map of Arizona. A copy has reached the Daily Prospector office and is praised as very complete and accurate, color rich. Copies may be had for twenty five cents from the Superintendent of Documents, U S Government Printing Office, Washington DC.
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Smeller General Land Office Department
Arizonia
Daily Prospector
United States
Washington, DC
Sorder Open for a Few Days Pending Word From Mexico City Authorities
A desultory foreign travel notice from Douglas reports Mexico and United States visa rules temporarily loosened. Mexican authorities suspend passport or permit requirements for crossing the border into the interior, with Mexican visitors still needing prior US clearances. United States officials anticipate further guidance from Washington as border crossings adjust to new interpretations of entry documents and citizenship status.
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Mexico City
Douelas
Mesteo City
Mestew
United States
State Department
Heath
Douglas
Mexico
Mendoza
Inmige Agta Peleta
Agua Prieta
Howlas
Prieta
Cullent
Washington
Mesiew
Wexican Trade with Arizona Shows Growth
Nogales reports March imports total 1,296,879 and exports 2,275, etc. Douglas posts imports 8,838.67 and exports 156,208. Heavy tomatoes from Los Mochis train and refined sugar from San Blas arrive. customs estimate tomato shipments from Sinatou season reach 1,000 cars.
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Nogales
Ariz
Apr
Nere
Arizona
Douglas
United States
Wede
Los Mochis
Stuaion
San Blat
Sinatou
Gentle spring eludes town as cold wave grips region
Readings from Phoenix indicate a broad cold snap with high winds and scattered rain and snow. In Flagstaff light rain turns to snow, southern Nevada reports 16 degrees, and Phoenix foresees rising temperatures within 28 hours as residents seek wraps and warmer clothing amid the unsettled weather.
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Phoenix
Flagstaff
Cth
Crudle Hratreay
Nevada
Robert Q. Grant
Point Reat
Demen
Nogales Raid Unearths Big Liquor Cache
April 4 Nogales federal officers and local police mass two raids. Several arrests reported as operations to stop illegal liquor sales near Danny Little. Homes of Mr and Mrs Dolinaen and Mr and Mrs W Spithmin searched, liquor found, including stamps used to seal bottles for soldiers quarters.
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Nogales
Federal Omers
Polo Force
Whitey
Ot ‘ Phen D
Mat
Mre
Dolinaen
W. Spithmin
Wem
Negrace
Mhysiciane
S. Bothewe
Danny Little
Higder
Advertising illicit beverages case against Albert Fodor
April 3 report states Albert Fodor, editor and publisher, charged in federal court for advertising intoxicants in The American Labor Review Tuc son trade paper. Notices appeared as display ads on July 18 1920. bound over in $250 bond after appearance before U S Commissioner Hatwis P Jones.
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Sam How
United States
Albert Fodor
American Labor Review
Tucson
Thomas 4. Flynn
18 Year Old Arrested In Warehouse Burglary
Elmer Moran, 18 year old youth, was arrested last night by police and is said to have confessed to burglarizing the Huish warehouse with another boy and a woman, neither yet arrested. Several pairs of shoes and other merchandise were recovered. Moran’s accomplices are expected to be arrested today.
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Douglas
Elmer Moran
Moran
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