Supreme Court to Hear Old Adjutant General Case
The Arizona Supreme Court in Phoenix heard the appeal of Charles Waris former adjutant general from Maricopa County Court in Campbell vs Harris argued this afternoon Harris challenged the judgment of the superior court which removed the adjutant general and appointed Campbell Ingatty. The court calendar was called with cases set for argument.
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Phoenix
Preme Court of Arizona
Charles Warris
Perior Court
Maricopa County
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Harris
Superior Court
Adjuta
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Supreme Oc
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Mex Insurrection and Villa Tactics Rouse Court
Mmaber April 6 charged with brandishing revolvers and threatening to shoot a section of Lowell under influence of Hauer. Two Mexicans Juan Gonzales and Francesco Campo testified at night in San Ga. Judge Winters sentenced the pair to a $369 fine and ten days in jail. Light penalties aim to curb illegal concealed weapons endangering Lowell residents.
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Francesco Campo
San Ga
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Berty
Excursion to Draw Together Led by Phoenix Chamber
The Borderland Excursion of the Phoenix Chamber of Commerce will depart Wednesday morning to celebrate community bonds and express gratitude for blessings received. Organizers hope the event will strengthen ties and encourage broader help among attendees.
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Phoenix
Ny Everbody
Phoenix Chamber
Merce
Razor Toter Faces Court Monday Morning
Jesus Valdez, charged with attempted assault with a watch and razor, faced arraignment as police held him for superior court. During the arrest, a struggle occurred with a woman prisoner fleeing. a soldier warned of a knife as Valdez drew a blade that slipped from his pocket. Valdez was jailed, then transferred to the county jail and arraigned before Judge John N. Wilkey.
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Superior Court
Campbell Becomes Defendant in Supreme Court Case
On April 6 an appeal from Maricopa County Superior Court was filed in the Arizona Supreme Court. Jesse L. Boyce as state auditor appeals against Governor Campbell who also serves as commander in chief. The case concerns the auditor’s refusal to honor the fee claim of Attorney E Ryan for the Harris suit on the occupant of the adjutant general office. The Maricopa court ruled against the auditor.
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Superior Court
Maricopa County
Supreme Court
Jesse L. Boyce
Arizona
Thomas E. Campbell
E. Ryan
Ingalle Harris
Office of State Adjutant General
Motion for new trial in murder case in Yavapai court
April 6 motion for new trial in Nichan Martin case in Yavapai superior court. Judge grants stay of judgment until April when the motion will be signed. Arthur De Steinder death linked to case.
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Yavapai County
Nichan Martin
Arthur de Steinder
Jerome Men Prescott Case and Death Sentence Update
April reports from Jerome and Phoenix outline legal maneuvers. Clarence Sage case involves alleged statutory offense with a judge disqualification. In Phoenix a death sentence for a bovine charge faces appeal and a scheduled execution awaits.
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Jerome
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Neenue
Pardons Board Blocks Commutation Move in Torres Case
Phoenix report states the Pardons and Paroles Board adopted a resolution blocking a commutation for Simplicio Torres, who faces the death penalty. The attorney general will file a Supreme Court motion seeking dismissal of the defense appeal, as Torrez remains the last to be sentenced under the reestablished capital punishment law.
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Simplicio Torres
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Clarshal
Mountain lions killed by trapper near Patagonia
In Patagonian hills, trapper Lee Parker reports mountain lions killed during the past week. He plans to keep the quarry for training, arguing the area’s presence deters other predators and preserves valuable hides.
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Patagonia
Lee Parner
United Stats
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Comite
Pataconia
Meir
Postoffice Addition Planned to Expand Federal Building
A one story addition to the Weal Sederal building is planned to be constructed immediately to provide a filing room and office space. The project will be opened for bids and overseen by the state department, with inspection to follow. Officials announce the expansion aims to streamline handling of federal applications and improve work flow.
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Man Convicted After No Arraignment in Jerome Store Robbery
In Prescott this April, court records show the defendant Cisco Ramirez was convicted by the court after an arraignment issue. The judge noted the man had not been arraigned previously and the verdict was set aside for trial this week.
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Mancisco Ramirez
United Verde Extension Company
Jerome
Julie
Governor Campos Ready to Testify in 1927 Deportations Case
Reports from Tombstone say Governor Campbell is prepared to appear as a witness in the Harry E Wootten kidnapping case tied to the Bee Deportations of 1927. A subpoena was issued last week. the governor was out of state but will provide post session documents and testify at any time.
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Campos
Tombstone
Rete Mage
Harry E Wootten
Campbell
P. R. Milnes
Temple's Babe Born As Father’s Body Is Brought To Nogales
A baby girl eight pounds was born to Mrs. Temple in Nogales while the body of H J Temple, Southern Pacific de Mexico general superintendent, was en route. Temple died suddenly at Empsime, leaving only daughter Evelyn and the newborn child as survivors. The infant was born at 2:20 this morning at the Temple home in Nogales, just as funeral services or travel preparations began.
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Evelyn Temple
Schoo
Council Sets May 5 as Date of Election on Bond Issue
The council designated May 5 as the election date for a 20,000 bond issue to fund street and water improvements and to support a sewer and subway system project. Details were presented at Monday night’s council meeting, with adoption of the measure pending.
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Theson
Thirson
Martinez Charged With Assault After Domestic Violence Incident
A local man named Martinez faced arraignment on counts of assault and battery following allegations that he struck his wife during a dispute over exercise routines. The wife testified she was beaten during the incident, with the court hearing noting her injuries and ongoing effort to maintain employment while Martinez remains confined to jail for the next two days.
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Immunity granted ex governor Maytorena by Carranza
AYTIE Stary au sin Agua Prieta reports President Carranza ordered Mexican officials to allow ex governor Jose Maria Maytorena to enter the country, granting him immunity and safety upon return after six years in exile in Los Angeles. Maytorena fled after the Aqua Frets battle where defeat weakened the Vita Saverena forces seeking to overturn the central government.
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Los Angeles
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Tombstone Delegation Sees Successful Convention
The Tombstone delegation returned from the Cochise Graham Cattle Growers association convention at Willeos reporting a successful gathering and an excellent amusements program. Officers elected: George P. Morgan president Gus L. Moore vice president Roscoe S Anderson secretary. Outgoing officers: D. W. Wilson president George P. Morgan vice president George L. Mee secretary treasurer. Attendance was a record, despite strong winds. The Douglas chamber invited the cattlemen. next convention will be in the Smelter eng.
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Cochise
George P. Morgan
Gus L. Moore
Vce
Roscoe S Anderson
D. W. Wilson
George L. Mee
Douglas Chamber of Commerce
Eng
The San Pedro Valley Mystery Unfolds in Cochise County
Rumors swirl in Cochise county about secret capload shipments of machinery and lumber near Land Station at Meeker ranch. Some claim generators arrived while others doubt it. no unloading orders seen yet. Reports tie lumber to a lathe warehouse and Benson payroll hopes of 100000 monthly, stirring local excitement amid cautious speculation.
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Meeker
Land Station
Henson
Ander
Benson
Tall
State official to start campaign to cut down H. C. of S
Phoenix April 3 Parker and meat dealers in Arizona cooperate with George H. Smalley fair price commissioner to promote saving money. Campaign uses press and educational efforts to show advantages of cheaper beef cuts. The survey lists current retail prices for various cuts, noting differences by shop type and meat type and a wholesale spread of seven to ten cents per pound.
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Phoenix
George H. Smulley
Arizona
Jaieu
Mermandine
Smalfsey
Porterhouse
State partners in Apache county irrigation project
Arizona plans a state partnership with owners of 15 000 acres in Apache county under the Lyman dam. Governor Campbell says after financing the dam and water system the state will hold about 76 an acre. 2060 acres planned for irrigation this year would receive water, with more funds needed to finish storage and distribution.
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Arizona
Apache County
Lyman
Campbell
Warden Tour Under Way For Arizona Sportsmen Inquiry
State game warden Joe Vo Rto chaska leaves Phoenix on an extended trip to investigate numerous complaints about damage caused by migratory birds. The trip aims to assess the situation and coordinate with federal authorities on possible protective measures for farmers and wildlife interests.
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Phoenix
Joe Vo Rtochaska
Yumaa
Prochaska Lll
Stuilly
Arizona State Loans Exceed One Million to Farmers
The April 3 report shows Arizona state loans to farmers totaling 1,012,776. State Treasurer Harry S. Ross notes the sum is allocated across Maricopa 266, Pima 50, Cochise 35, Santa Cruz 18,760, Apache 0 and Coconino etc. Board action limited future lending to 125 per acre due to land prices and a limited loan fund.
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Arizona
Hirst Mortearés
Avesrding
Harry S. Ross
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Comngiesince Staricopa
Pima
Cochien
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Apache
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Rose
Toma Board
Rosa McKay Named Candidate for State Senate
Miami April 3 Rosa Menoy mentioned as candidate for senator in Giza county. Effort to obtain consent noted in Gia county senatorship context. Senator Clay Yons expected to seek re election to succeed himself.
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Miami
Rosa Menoy
Giza County
Gia County
Clayyons
Sinaloa and Sonora Governors Plan May Joint Conference
Prominent business leaders from Sinaloa and southern Sonora are backing a May joint conference of American and Mexican governors at Nocates. Officials expect a mid May meeting though exact plans remain unsettled.
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Sonora
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Nocates
Noblesreacted robbery leads to pistol theft in Nogales
Nogales Arizona April 7 Following a home robbery Joseph Heck local merchant bought a costly pistol for protection. Last night a shove seam visited the Beck home and reported to police that the pistol and some money were stolen.
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Ariz
Joseph Heck
Shoves
Beck
Brooklyn Eagle Party Tours to Grand Canyon National Park
The Brooklyn Eagle touring party of 124 people will arrive in Tucson around 4 a.m. on April 16 and depart by 7:30 a.m. to the Casa Grande ruins via Florence, then continue by special train to Los Angeles to dedicate the Grand Canyon as a national park. The party travels in a special multi coach train.
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Brooklyn Eagle
Casa Grande
Florence
Los Angeles
Grand Canyon
Fair prices to hold session at Hotel Gadsden
Douglas County district summary notes a meeting of the Douglas Price Committee at Hotel Gadsden. Members plan to discuss staffing changes and organize a new committee for the Warren district. Captain Misbee expected to preside as attendances tallied.
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Douglas
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Arigosa Pair Price Commission
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Misbee
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Alleged Pool Hall Robber Admits Guilt at Hearing
Alleged pool hall robber admits guilt after testimony from witnesses at the hearing held before the court. The defendant, identified as Ogaies, entered a plea following the march with authorities noting the incident occurred at Liberty Ball. Further details remain in the case record.
Campaign to raise funds for birthplace restoration
An advocacy group in Phoenix plans an intensive drive to raise funds for restoring a birthplace tied to Roosevelt. The effort seeks endorsements from Gov. Campbell and other officials, with messages collected at the gate for support.
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Phoenix
Womens Roseeseit
Hoosevelt
Gavarnor Compbell
Salary Raises Await Reports From County Officers
Phoenix April reports indicate a push to raise salaries for county officers and teachers. A committee member advocates a 2200 dollar minimum wage for teachers with boards able to add compensation for exceptional ability or service. Meanwhile officials pursue an initiative to set a 1200 dollar minimum and a sliding scale based on age experience and qualifications.
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Phoenix
Johacan
Car theft arrest in Santa Barbara area described
Police report an arrest linked to the theft of a car near Santa Barbara. The suspect Adams reportedly admitted taking the vehicle and storing it in a garage, while investigators described sightings and a surveillance photo. Santa Barbara authorities planned to interview the suspect as the case continued.
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Fragmented 19th Century UNCLE SAM dispatch and notes
A heavily garbled OCR passage references military units, counties, and individuals, mentioning Western Division, April events, and various names. It appears to be a disordered compilation of notices, possible birth, defense and fire sections, with unclear dates and entities. The text lacks coherent events or dates to determine a clear news lead.
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