Senator Smith Defends League of Nations Stance in Arizona
Senator Marcus A. Smith of Arizona told Warren District Luncheon club that the peace treaty and the league of nations would be ratified by the United States. He argued amendments would come, and criticized filibusters delaying necessary legislation while praising U.S. leadership postwar. He cited World War sacrifices and urged unity against further conflicts.
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Ontth Bisbee
Ariz
League of Nations
United States
Marcus A. Smith
Arizona
Warren District
League Pan
Smith
Tucson
James 5. Douglas
Jerome
Americaty Ss
France
Lieut
Lewis Douglas
Douglas
United Verde Extension Mining Company
New York
Stith
Fred Sutter
Bisher
Senator Smith
Europe
Reed
Missouri
Four Arizona oil firms lose permits for noncompliance
Phoenix April 10 state corporation commission revoked the right to do business in Arizona for four oil companies. The action cites failure to file required reports. The affected firms are Gila River Oil & Development Company led by Badgar Jackson, Southwest Oil of Jerome led by ET Fisher, Miami Oil & Development Company led by Earl Curtis, and On Company of Yuma led by Herman Henke.
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Phoenix
Ariz
State Corporation Commission
Arizona
Commission
Gila_River Oil & Development company
Badgar Jackson
Southwest Oil Company
Jerome
ET. Fisher
Miami Oil & Development Company
Earl
Curtis
Ofte ON Company
Yuma
Herman Henke
Arizona boys welcomed home by Rocky Mountain club in New York
A telegraph from the Rocky Mountain club expresses Arizona boys appreciation for the welcome home. It notes 27th engineers and 40th division already entrained, casual company 374 to depart soon, and calls for Arizona newspapers to send copies to clubs and camps. Herbert Wall, secretary, seeks news updates.
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Arizona
New York
Phoenix
Ariz
Rocky Mountain Club
Thomaseecampoen
Tut Lill
Rocky Mountain Victory
Charles E. Mila
27Th Engineers
S74
Herbert Wall
State game laws clash with tribal reservation agents
Phoenix April 1 state game warden Prochaska seeks cooperation from agents on Indian reservations to enforce state laws protecting hunting and trout fishing. Some agents acknowledge authority while others deny state jurisdiction. Agents issue their own permits and licenses to control hunters and fishermen, complicating enforcement.
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Phoenix
Aune
Prochaska
White River
Death of Major M Watts former Prescott official
Major M Watts, longtime Prescott District Court clerk in territorial days, died in Glendale Cal. He retired to California after statehood. Civil War veteran and Indiana regiment adjutant. Survived by a widow who was with him at the end.
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Prescott
Ariz
Major M. Watts
Glendale
Cal
T. G. Norris
Statehood
Watts
California
Indiana
State Pardon Board Weighs 12 Parole Applications
The Arizona State Pardon Board met in Florence to review 12 prisoner applications for paroles and pardons. Some requests rely on minimum sentence expiration, others on critical health, with recommendations forwarded to the governor. Board members include Curt W. Miller of Tempe, Attorney General Wiley Jones, and C. O. Case, state superintendent of public instruction.
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Phoenix
Ariz
State
Florence
Stan
Curt. W. Miller
Tempe
Wiley Jones
C. 0. Case
Superintendent of Public Instruction
Jail delivery thwarted as two burglars linked in escape plot
John Henry Lewis, an ex convict on trial for burglary, faced trial after a thwarted jailbreak plan. His accomplice Perry Jones was captured en route to Tombstone with tools and firearms. Authorities praised Sheriff McDonald and deputies for foiling the escape and securing both men.
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John Henry Lewis
Arizona Penitentiary
Fiume
Italia
Lewie
Perry Jones
Orved Sabery
Lewis
Jones
Waa
Hester
Pal
Mexico
Blas Cal
Admen
Jal Fon
Constalle Hud
Kelly
Neal
T O
Tombstone
Fetter
McDonald
Merasze
Sherif
Anoth
Gleeson
Andy Mattoon
Contable Brown
Till City
Brown
May
French
Sheri McDonald
Italy Withdraws From Peace Talks Over Italy France Split
Italy moves to quit the Peace conference if France is not assigned to Italy with the peace accord. Colonel E M House promises Orlando a frontier plan for the Italian Jugoslav border within days to end the dispute. Jugoslavs insist the port is essential for their state and seaborne trade. A photo shows pro testers at Flume against Italian occupation.
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Italy
France
EM. House
Orlando
Amended Dairy Laws Change in Many Ways in Arizona
Arizona reports broad changes to dairy law affecting inspectors dairy penalties ice cream rules and license fees. The amendments let two dairy deputies be appointed revise sanitary and handling standards alter butterfat and solids requirements for ice cream and adjust fines and penalties and fee structures for wholesale and retail ice cream makers.
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Phoenix. Ariz
Aly Cupite
Woman's last words filed as her will in Arizona court
Mrs Mary Murray who died March 21 at St Josephs hospital had spoken to her physician just before anesthesia asking that, if anything happened, her husband receive her property and savings without court intervention. Her statement was reduced to writing for probate. Neil Murray petitions for letters testamentary as seven children and husband stand to inherit an estate valued at 1890. Hearing set before Judge Lyman on April 21. An English inventor claims a new electrical process to prevent boiler corrosion and sealing.
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Ariz
Mary Murray
St.Joseph's Hospital
Post Office Savings Bank
Lyman
Jones says state is a party to suit
Hoens Ariz April 4 Attorney general Wiley Jones filed an answer to the motion of the International Smelting company and the Infu lration Consolidated Copper company seeking dismissal of 165000 tax cases appealed by the state and Gila county. The AG contends the protest against state equalization makes the state a proper party alongside Gila county. The cases had been dismissed for lack of appearance and were reinstated on the AG's motion amid a charge of dilatory tactics by the state.
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Attorney General's Department
Daylight Time Adopted by Nogales City Council
Nogales Arizona April 9 upon Chamber of Commerce recommendation the city council voted to move the town clock ahead one hour to conform with standard US time. The clock will be set forward at one o clock tomorrow morning and all city offices stores schools and institutions using old time will observe the new schedule.
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Nogales
Ariz
Chamber of Commerce
United States
Fugitive Artunoff Arrests Turn Lowell Case Back
M Artunoff wanted on grand larceny and bouncing checks was arrested in Lynn Mass while awaiting extradition from Cochise County. He fled to El Paso after a habeas corpus win, later jailed again, and is to be brought back to Lowell to answer charges. Sheriff McDonald to search Stark ranch for wife remains.
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Ftweliig
Artunoff
Lowell
Stark
James McDonald
Stark Ranch
McDonald
Livestock and Ranges Report Favorable in Spring Conditions
In Phoenix on April 10 moderate temperatures and abundant sun boosted the livestock industry. Southern ranges show improved forage, with reduced losses from early range recovery. North central areas still need feeding due to cold nights, while irrigated south sees progress in alfalfa barley and wheat. Early cotton growth aided by dry weather. About sixty percent of the acreage planted.
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Phoenix
Ariz
Third Association of Hay Men Formed in Phoenix
The Salt River Valley Ranchers' association is to be completed here tomorrow, aiming to secure better markets and prices for hay. Temporary officers say Fred Calsha of Laveen will lead, with Phoenix as headquarters and plans to expand to ranch products beyond hay. The Chinese government is prepar-
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Phoenix
Ariz
Salt River Valley
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