Parole Board Recommends Paroles for Many Convicts
The Arizona state board of pardons and paroles, after a two day session led by Attorney General WJ Galbraith and Miss Elsie Toles, recommended parole for twenty three inmates and one woman convict, with one more prisoner considered for pardon. Notable cases include Frank E. Taylor for bribery and Concha Olivas for aggravated assault, whose release is tied to humane prison conditions. The board will also probe five potentially miscarried justice cases and may recommend releases if proofs align with inmates' statements.
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Phoenix
State Board of Pardones and Paroles
WJ. Galbraith
Elsie ‘Toles
Dublin Instruction
Beisner
Frank E. Taylor
Yavapai
Concha Olivas
Maricopa County
Mexico
Joan Sanchez
Chas Eilis
Gila County
Cornelio Olquin
Claud Rawson
Council Delays Vacancy Move and Police Judge Appointment
City council meets with minor business: ward 2 vacancy from TD Clochetth remains until May. police judge position postponed after Judge A Wentworth’s death. Mayor notes vacancy under city charter. Woolers appointment discussed but delayed. petition supported by ward residents. discussion on city marshal and other votes continues. State treasurer advised bond holder search. efforts to locate missing receipt books and vanished license tax receipts noted.
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Clochetth
A. Wentworth
Corncilman Clochetti
L. Comanings
Cornellman Corniins
Cornetius
Warner
Woolery
Wamneil
Merrill
New York
Cavananeh
Treasrer Warner
Tax Anticipation Bonds Signed for Arizona State
Phoenix April 6 tax anticipation bonds totaling 1 500 000 have been signed by the governor and the state auditor and received at the governor’s office. State Treasurer Earhart will depart for Chicago tonight with the bonds to hold funds to the state’s credit upon acceptance by buyers. Treasury signature will be held until arrival in Chicago, a process expected to take one day, with proceeds available by week’s end.
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Phoenix
Earhart
Chicago
Storm Rain Brings Hope for Arizona Cattle Ranges
Phoenix reports indicate widespread rainfall improves cattle ranges, with Flagstaff and Jerome noting heavy showers. Ed Stephens cites dawn reports from inspectors, saying the rain boosts stock condition and could raise demand, opposing local buyers who warned of poor markets.
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Phoenix
Arkicona Livestock Sanitary Board
Ed Stephens
Ard
Jerome
Globe
J Sepiena
Hinulie Lis
Stepa
Arizona
Irene
Sual
California
Stephens
Water hearing on Huachuca Water and National Metals dispute
Preliminary hearing on the water dispute between Huachuca Water and National Metals is postponed as officials plan tests of reservoir flow and nightly city consumption. A broken pipe at the water company site was found running oil, unacknowledged by company president A E Davis. Contempt potential looms as commissions probe alleged discriminatory water shutoff amid fire reserve concerns.
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Huachuca Wate
National Metals
Ae Aeet Water Co
Placet Johnson
Corporatha We
Ben Fennson
Enn
Jery Cu
Ataston
A. E. Davis
McEssary
Johnson
Chement
Cora
Wilkinson Arrested for Speeding in Johnson Addition
Wilkinson of Ft Huachuca was arrested by Deputy La More in Bisbee on speeding charges in Johnson Addition. He paid a $10 fine yesterday in Lowell justice court.
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Wilkinson
Ft Huacauca
la More
Bisbee
Johnson Addition
Justice Court
Lowell
Two Men Arrested as Draft Evaders in Tucson Raid
April 6 report from Greaterville Ignacio Vargass Rosemont arrested by Department of Justice agents for home draft evasion. Both face federal court trial as government notes return of escapees from Mexico.
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Tucson
Agustina Romero
Greaterville
Ignacio Vargass
Rosemont
Department of Justice
Mexico
United States
Toomey Names Head Border Day Forces On Border
John A. Toomey was appointed federal prohibition supervisor for the Mexican border district replacing James Shevlin. Toomey will base in El Paso with L. B. Miller as agent in charge of Arizona. Shevlin’s resignation was accepted after moves to strengthen the border force following prior killings.
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John A. Toomey
James Shevlin
Toomey
Arizona
Tucson
L. B Miller
el Paso
Kramer
Shevlin
Brownsville
Tix Juana
First Real Step Soon For Am In Colorado River
Phoenix reports Arnold Kruckman secretary of the League of the Southwest outlines the first crucial move toward Boulder Canyon dam development. An early report on the preliminary site investigation and firm starting point will push the Colorado River project forward by adjudicating competing state claims and expanding water and power resources along the river. Local business leaders expect benefits from increased farming and regional wealth, with eastern papers ready to publish details on the project.
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Phoenix
Bowlder Canyon
Colorado River
Arnold Kruckman
San Diego
Cal
Leagine
Southwest
Krockman
Easternington
New York
Boulder Canyon
Bart” Kruckman
Livestock Rate Reduction Granted
Announcement from Secretary Schneider of the Arizona Cattle Growers Association states a reduction in freight rates for livestock on the Santa Fe and KP SW lines. The cut to 3312 percent reduces transit costs to Colorado, Texas, New Mexico, Idaho, Oklahoma, North Dakota, Kansas, Iowa, Nevada, Oregon, South Dakota, Washington and Wyoming. The 3% rate advance is suspended until July 1 to aid cattlemen and feeders.
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Phoenix
Arizona
Schneider
Arizona Cattle Grow
Santa Fe
EOP & SW
Colorado
Texas
New Mexieo
Idaho
Oklahom
North Dakota
Kansas
Iowa
Nevada
Oregon
South Dakota
Washington
Wyombe
Interstate Commerce Commission
Aviva
KP & SW
Souther Pacific
FA Jones
Daggett Gateway
Salt Lake
Montana
Wason
Denver
Arizona Farm Relief Conference outlines planned relief program
Tucson April notes Germ bureau head Brown travels to Washington to join agricultural groups in forming a legislative program. The effort targets railroad freight rates marketing, crop surveys, and water development. Conference preps for April 1 meeting. Brown asserts farmers are aligning to defend their interests and act on a business basis.
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Tucson
Apell
Brows
State Germ Bureau
Theson
Washington
Brown
Congress
M Brown
Engineers Seek Engineer Seat on State Industrial Commission
Bisbee April 6 special meeting of the Bisbee chapter of the American Association of Engineers directed the civil actions committee to draft a resolution urging Governor Campbell to appoint an engineer to the industrial commission. The group argued the duties of the commission focus on engineering matters, warranting an engineer as a member.
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Bisbee
American Associatio of Engineers
Civil Actions Committee
Campbell
Industrial Commission
Comession
Tempest Devastates Santa Rosalia Coastside
NOGALES Ariz April 5 Many lives lost in Santa Rosalia Sonora area due to a hurricane raging over the Gulf of California for two days. Authorities report huts near the water swept away by heavy waves with no confirmed boat losses yet.
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Nogaces
Ariz
Santa Rosatta
Guaymas
Sonora
Gulf of California
Santa Rosalia
Gulf
Geaymas
Notice for Public Sale of Deserted Home Steal Entry
Public notice lists Charles La Brosse of Tombstone Arizona filing a homestead entry on October 19 1820 for sections 14 township 218 range 224 and seeks to establish a desert claim before U S Commissioner in Dawson Arizona on March 15 1921. Named witnesses include A Bergulst Warren Ark Jubmann Lewis Springs Arizona Keohey Bisbee Arizona La irosse Tombstone Arizona and Chaseo Marshall. First publication March 15 1941.
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Deparcment
Interior
US. Land Office
Charles
la Brosse
Tombstone
Arizons
ROB & Meritisa
Henry Wenix
Bowater
U. S
Dawson
Arianne
Sprit
Chattawntham
A. Bergulst
Warren
Arkwena
Robert Lo Jubmann
Lewis Springs
Arizona
Henry C. Keohey
Bisbee
John L. la Irosse
Tunbstone
Chaseo Marshall
Resister
Plants For Sale And Land Office Notices In Arizona
Fragmented 1921 classified text notes plant sales including tomato bell pepper cabbage and potato slips with prices, and public notices from the US Land Office in Phoenix and Tombstone Arizona. Names Patrick Holland Otto Richter and witnesses are listed for homestead filings. Records mention March to April 1921 dates and locations Tombstone Gleeson Phoenix with witness names.
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Nurserymay
Deming
N. M
Clifton Senators Charged Governor With Political Veto
State Senator Harold A. Elliott of Clifton was retained by the Clifton Commercial Club to test the governor’s veto of parts of the omatbun bill. Elliott will seek mandamus to authorize the State Tax Commission to levy the necessary tax to fund the act as passed by the Legislature. The Clifton Commercial Club met to discuss the veto and the removal of appropriations for a Clifton to New Mexico line road.
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Harold A. Elliott
Clifton
Greenlee County
Clifton Commercial Club
Catpfella
Omatbun W
Cuftom
Eliott
Weperee
State Tax Commission
Iecrerature
Gov Ata
Clifton Cosamer Lal Club
New Mexico
Vaterenioe
Aie Japer
Jail Break Prevented by Alert Officials
Nogales officials thwarted a jail escape last night as Mexican prisoners aided by a rock and poker attempted to breach the jail end. Under sheriff Bowman, in charge during Sheriff White’s absence, reported the riotous plot and halted it before a mass breakout could occur.
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Nogales
Arie
Apt
Peisoners
Perry Hooper
Tris
Bowman
Shereff White
Gasset
Rios
Binque
Perry Homer
Allem
Nolan
Cluread
Lare 4
Mrs. Edith Benshimel Dies in Douglas
Mrs Edith Benshimel aged 53 wife of prominent Douglas attorney David Benshimel died early yesterday after a prolonged illness in Douglas Funeral services set for tomorrow at 2 30 pm from Mayonry hall in Douglas under the auspices of the Order of Eastern Star
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Edith Benshimel
David Benshimel
Douglas
Mayonry Hall
Order of Eastern Star
Henry Really files three year proof on homestead in Arizona
US Land Office at Phoenix Arizona lists Henry Really of Bisbee filing a three year proof to establish his homestead claim for Wad Sec 27, S22 Sec 28 T218 R246, with witnesses Allen Berquist Robert Johnson John LaBross Charles Lafirosse. hearing set April 15, 1921 before Henry Beumler U.S. Commissioner. First publication March 13 1.
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Zona
Mar A
Henry
Bisbee
Arizona
Go & Sil B & Meridian
Beumler
U.S. Commissioners
Allen A Berquist
Warren, Arkam
Robert L. Johnson
Lewisnes
John J. LaBrosss
Charles Lafirosse
Tompstone
Chas BE
Marshal
Register
Land Office Notice of Intention to make entry Arizona
In Phoenix Arizona March 3 1921 Sanford N Gordon of Pt Hunehuca Arizona intends to make a homestead entry for Ell NW NEI4 SW14 See 1b and lot 1 Section 2 Township 265 Range Meridian. Commissioner at the 19th day of April 1921 to receive proof witnesses: Mt Miller Fairbank Boedeker Ft Hua chives Jerimials Chamber Tombstone Bess Atlan CHAS E MARSHALL Register. First publication March 2 1921
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Land Office
Phoents
Arizona
Patrick
Holland
Tombstone
G&s
K & Medidian
W. A. Fowler
Robert Hi. Axtell
Arthur Trapp
Samuel E. Watt
Samuel W. Roberts
Ariza
Chase Marshall
Phoenils
Department of the Interior US
Phoenix
Arizoma
Otto H. Riehter
Gleeson
Izona
E.G & Srb & Meridian
W. A. Fowles
Henry P. McLendon
Luther M. Brown
Herman H. Earnest
Ralph D. Earnest
Chas
E Marshall
Register First Pub
Department of the Interior
Aripong
Sanford NS Gordon
Pt. Hunehuca
Kenge Lee
Koe
Meridian
Ant Kuthes
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Cochise
David Martine
Cochise County
Galbraith
Pedro Yarra
Marloons
James Quinn
Frank Goes
Pima County
AO Mo Singleton
Yavapai County
KD Scott
Rudolph Rosebaugh
Dan W. Pine
Ambrosio Castillo
Maiwlanship
Navajo County
LeRoy de Vert
William Beck
Maricopa
O. T. Sterling
Jose Gunman
Trinidad de la Crux Mansimizhter
Cline
Eli McLane
Leo Metaldrick
George Nunley
Eduardo Cota
Pina County
Perguson
Foomey
Border Day Forces
East
State Commission
Mexican Coast
McVahane
Mrs. Benshimol
US Land Office
Ari
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