Chautauqua planning meeting in Tombstone
At Boyd's Drug Store signers approved continuity of the Chautauqua effort and formed a committee led by Dr. Hughart to carry out the plan. A ticket drive will commence with student participation, aiming to stage the event May 6 7 and 8 at the Machomich building with Miss Cowan arriving to organize further efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boyd
Arizona
Tombstone
Hughart
Ethel Macia Secretar
Ethel Macla
Hof. Hutchison
Harry Rafferty
Hall
Chas
Bachelder
Fatnestock
Welch
W. T. Boyd
A. C. Lockwood
C.J. Wynn
Lighty Rob
Vatlan Jer
O. Gibson
Mo M. Bludworth
Phil Hpowski
Rew
Stark Dragase
Harry Heney
Willan Schidt
P. L. Rodgers Street
R. I. Krebs
F .W. Saunders
J. T. Kingsbury
Miss Cowan
Chautaugea
Machomich
Marty Heney
Stone
W. A Fow
County fair funds must serve public purposes, AG says
The San Pedro Valley Woman's club faces a $100 county aid disbursement in Cochise County as Attorney General Galbraith weighs whether public money may fund a county fair. State adviser notes a certified resolution, no dividends, and compliance with Chapter 52 Session Laws 1917 before any warrant is drawn to the board of supervisors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phoenix
San Pedro Valley
Alleged Cattle Thief On Trail In Winkelman
Assistant County Attorney John P. Dougherty travels to Winkelman to prosecute Henry Young charged with stealing a steer from Charles Gordon to sell to Indians. Numerous Indians are chief witnesses for the state as Cooley Apache Lumber Co. plans a large plant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winkelman
Globe, Ariz
John P. Dougherty
Henry Young
Charles Gordon
Cooley—Apache Lumber Co
Hearing postponed in National Metals vs Huachuca Water case
The Arizona Corporation Commission postponed hearings in the National Metals Recovery Co. versus Huachuca Water Co. matter due to the absence of Huachuca secretary AH Gardner. The new date is Saturday April 20 at the same time and place Tombstone hearings follow the others. Contempt proceedings set for April 26 move to Tombstone on the same date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Metals Recovery Co
Huachuca Water Company
Wudetone
Arizona Corporation Commission
AH. Gardner
Water Company
Commission
Huachuca Vier Company
Phoenix
State funds to be distributed among banks of Arizona
State money will be spread across Arizona banks with no political aim, said assistant state treasurer Gree Erhardt. Funds will be placed in depositories statewide as warrants are carried, awaiting a wire reporting $1,500,000 from tax anticipation bond sales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arizona
Phoenix
Gree Erhardt
Mr. Erhardt
Raymond Earhart
Jike
Chicago
Erhardt
Newspaper association rejects 44 hour week plan in Phoenix
At the Arizona Daily Newspaper association annual meeting in Phoenix on April 11 1921 officers were elected and committees formed. A key resolution opposed the International Typographical Union demand for a 44 hour week or a 7 hour 20 minute day, stating such terms would harm production and raise costs. Members pledged not to sign contracts offering less than eight hours per day or 44 hours per week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phoenix
Charles A. Station
Sonere
Republican of Phoenix
International Typographical Union
Arizona, Daily Newspaper Association
Carl M. Arntaen
Tucson Citizen
Mr. Stauffer
J. H. Westover
Yutud
Lawrence D. Clark
Bisbee
Ho Akers
J. H Westover
Yuma
SM. Harrison
Globe
Fred Breen
Flagstaff
Hor
Sisk
Memiers
Arizona Daily Newspaper Association
Phoenis
Arizona
Eifes
Eiger
Girl Prisoner Sets Self Afire in County Jail Incident
Adela Alvarez a Mexican woman held on federal prostitution charges at Nogales jail threw a disinfectant bottle into a stove, causing an explosion that burned her left arm and back. The fire also caught bedding. deputies extinguished it. Dr W F Chenoweth treated her and officials expect recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nogales
Arch
Adela Alvarez
W. F. Chenoweth
Motor Vehicle Fees Reported by State for Early Year
A report from Phoenix shows motor vehicle fees collected by the secretary of state in the first quarter totaling 4107.76.20, compiled by assistant secretary John McK Redmond. Fees for the same period last year were 160,919. A total of 25,724 license plates have been issued for motor trucks and automobiles so far this year, not including permits issued to motorcyles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phoenix
Secretary of State
John McK. Redmond
Ameen
McKinley Named On National Guard Staff
Maj Lamar McKinley of Phoenix has been appointed to Arizona National Guard general staff as Adjt Gen Singalls announces the move. A staff meeting is planned Friday while gaps remain from earlier resignations. Capt Robison of Flagstaff and Capt Linton of Phoenix are senior members. Colonel Ingalls and Col Hanrahan prepare inspections of units in Williams and Flagstaff before the meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phoenix
Lamar McKinley
Reneral
Arizona National Guard
Adjt
Walter Singalls
Ingalls
Varnney
Ben
Soan
George Harken
Judge Advocates Department
EM Robison
Flagstaff
ES. Linton
H. A. Haniran
Williams
15Th Infantry
Pioneer Road Booster A L Westgaard Dies in San Diego
A L Westgaard, noted pioneer of long distance auto travel and Park to Park tour organizer, dies in San Diego after illness that forced him from the motorcade earlier in the trip. The pioneer had been treated previously in San Francisco following an earlier ailment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kingman. Ariz
A. L. Westgaard
San Diego
Col Westgaard
Ita
San Francisco
Notable West Roads Pioneer Passes Away
The obituary honors Col Westgaard as a devoted contributor to Western infrastructure and food roads. His death follows a long illness since last August, with colleagues praying for divine mercy on his soul.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Col Westgaard
Thane
Jon
Copper Mines to Cease Production in Warren District
Authentic reports indicate the C A company will halt all production in the Warren District with only one converter possibly remaining to supply pumping power in Bisbee. About 750 workers are employed there. 225 will be released, leaving roughly 625 to continue non production work. Ajo operations run at 50 percent, planned to drop further, with broader layoffs and continued tank and treatment operations, and a Douglas converter may run at reduced capacity if the main plant closes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omcia Aan
C. A
Warren
Bisbee
Athe Phelps Dodge
Two Kerks
Mont Wauit
Ajo
Enora
Douglas
Mine Decrease May Increase State Tax Rate
Phoenix April 12 The state tax commission reports a four percent decrease in mining valuations from last year boosting the tax rate. A larger budget and lower copper demand reduce miners’ ability to bear more taxes, while cotton land values lag. Tax rate outlook remains high until final county inspections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phoenix
Arizona
Ox Commission
Tax Commission
Urate
Motorcycle Cop Charged With Highway Robbery
Ralph Willis a former motorcycle policeman is charged with highway robbery after a bandit held up Postmaster J M Ronstadt and his wife near Tucson on the Ajo road. A complaint was filed and Willis was slated for arraignment in justice court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tucson
Ralph Willis
Jtill
J. M. Ronstadt
Ronstadt
Ajo Road
Yelock
Wills
Lowk
Justice Court
FAVOR OBREGON IN CALIFORNIA Nary.
The state senate adopted without dissent a resolution expressing confidence in President Alvaro Obregon's administration of Mexico. It was sent to the assembly for adoption tomorrow, with Arizona’s J. 1. Schteimer and Yeates to press the matter in Washington for recognition of the Obregon government. Reports mention talk of consolidating Courtland and Gleeson districts, but officials deny any serious move. Also an ad offers tomato and pepper plants and other nursery stock for sale in Deming, New Mexico.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Senate
Alvaro Obregon
Mexico
Assembly
J. 1. Schteimer
Arizona
Yeates
Washington, D.C
Conntess
Obrege
Waltertates
Public Notice of Homestead Three Year Proof filed
Department of the Interior notice from Phoenix Arizona dated March 19 1922 states Otto H rT of Gleeson Arizona made Homestead Entry No M6801 for lots 1 2 3 4 B12 Wr SEI S12 NEL NW i NEL4 Section 7 Township 256 Range 6 SRB Meridian. Witnesses Henry P McLendon Luther M Brown Herman Earnest Ralph Earnest all of Gleeson Arizona. W A Fowler US Commissioner Tombstone to hear April 28 1922. Chase Marshall Register. First pub March 27 1921.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Interior and Ofice
Phoenix
Arizona
Otto H. Rt
Greeson
Srb
Meridian
W. A. Fowler
U.S
Tombstone
Henry P. McLendon
Luther M. Brown
Herman
Earnest
Ralph D._ Earnest
Gleeson
Chase Marshall, Register
Father of federal reclamation leader dies on coast
Benjamin J. Austin Fowler, famed as father of the federal reclamation act and organizer of the Salt River Valley Water Users' Association, died at his Long Beach home. Born December 14, 1812 in Stoneham Massachusetts, he moved to Arizona near Phoenix in 1899 and later relocated to California around seven years ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phoenix
Benjamin J. Austin Fowler
Salt River Valley
Thugs kill Chinese merchant in Hermosillo Sonora
Report from Nogales on April 11 describes brutal attacks by Shuge on Chinese and Mexican merchants in Hermosillo over the past two days. A Chinese merchant was killed and two others beaten. six Mexicans were assaulted. Robbery is cited as the motive. Chinese consul Hiangheing Li and Ming Chen request a full Mexican government inquiry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nogales
Arie
Shuge
Citheens
Hermosillo
A Hiangheing Li
Republic of China
Sonora
Sonora Governor Flores Visits Tucson for Irrigation Study
General Flores governor elect of Sonora Mexico and 13 staff members passed through Tucson on the way to the Salt River valley to inspect irrigation projects. The party traveled by automobile and spent only minutes here before meeting Governor Campbell in Phoenix to learn about local irrigation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tucson
General Flores
Sonora
Mexico
Salt River Valley
Phoenix
Campbell
Flores
Willis Wood Escape Confession Revealed
Willis Wood and two other prisoners escaped from the state prison and have sparked a sensational confession about prison break methods. The warden will officially investigate as Wood was recaptured on the border after time in Mexico. Details of the confession are not released yet. The other two escapees remain at large.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phoenix
Willis Wood
Hhis
Wood
Mexico
Wills
Backfire Injures Mesa Man in Gasoline Pack Fire
Jack Easter, proprietor of the Mea Garage in Mesa Arizona, is hospitalized with severe burns to his hands arms face neck and other areas after a gasoline packfire exploded last evening. Doctors say the injuries are serious yet he will recover and may miss work for several days.
Winslow Man Elected to Head Next Meeting of Christian Churches
H. C. Martin of Winslow was elected president of the next convention of Christian churches of Arizona. He succeeds B. K. Berry of Tucson, who is president of the twelfth annual convention being held in Central Christian Church. A program for the denomination’s work during the coming year was adopted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phoenix
H. C. Martin
Winslow
Christan Churches of Arizona
BK Berry
Tucson
Central Christian Church
Kealey Homestead Three Year Proof Notice
Department of the Interior U S Land Office at Phoenix Arizona announces Henry Kealey of Bisbee Arizona filed intention to make three year proof to establish a land claim in W2 Sec 27 T213 R226 G S&RB Meriding. Witnesses Alley A Berquist Warren Art L Johnson Lewis John J LaBrosca Tomnetone Robs Sor Arizona Charles Lal. Register. First publication March 12 1921.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of the Interior
U. S Land Office
Phoenix
Artau
Henry Kealey
Bisbee
Arizona
G&s RB & Meriding
Henry Beumier
Douglas
la i Mamas Ox
Alley A. Berquist
Warren
Art T L Johnson
Lewis
John J. LaBrosca
Bof Tomnetone
Ona
Sor
Arizo
Charles Lal
Chas BE Marshall
Notice of Homestead Entry Three Year Proof plan
Santor N. Gordon of Ft. Huachuca Arizona filed notice of intention to prove up on land in Sec 23 T20N R146W and neighborhood. The filing lists witnesses and is to be examined by U S Land Office at Tombstone Arizona on April 14 1922 with first publication March 13 1922.
Land Office Notice of Homestead Entry in Arizona
Government notices in Phoenix March 5 1922 inform Charles La Brosne of Tombstone Arizona that he has filed intention to make final proof on his homestead entry number 64219 for sections and townships listed. Detore He Boumler as examiner at Douglas Arizona will oversee the proceedings with claimant witnesses Allen A. Reueuit Rev Johnson and John S. t x of Tombstone. CHAS E MARSHALL resist r first publication March 29 1431
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S. Land Office
Phoenis
Athans
Charles la Brosne
Tombstone
Arizona
G&s
Boumler
Gsener
Douglas
Arizqua
Allen A. Rereuiat
Ron
Rev. Johnson
Springs
Atocus
Levee
Chas
E. Marshall
Notice for Publication of Land Claim in Arizona
Department of the Interior notice from Phoenix announces J Hollant of Tombstone Arizona intends to prove up a three year land claim for Section 2 Township 21S Range 26 G S P R B M. Witnesses named: Robert H Axtell Arthur Trepp mat Samuel E Watt S Roberts all of Tombstone. First publication March 2 1931.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zona
J. Hollant
Tombstone
Arizona
Honeatead
G. & S. PR. B. & Modidian
W. A. Fowler
US Commissiones
Robert H Axtell
Arthur Treppmat
Samuel E. Watt
Roberts
Chasel Mars
Patelek Test
Also Mentioned on This Page
Publishers OF State
James Logie
S J. Wolf
Phoenia
Carmel Giragt
L. Mo Harman
Miami
B. P. Guild
Wo P. Stuart
Prescott
HD. Ross, Jr
Mesa
Akers
Kelly
W. E. Kells
Button
McKinley
National Guard
Pioneer Road Booster
Wille
Willie Doned
Poses
Wen Tauea
Ernest Hall
California
Courtland
WJ Young
Ant Courtland Hancock
Courtsity
Young
Great Western Company
Pioneer
Douglas International
J.C. Ingram
Parmer Nurseryman
Deming
N. M
Federal
Hermosillo, Son
U.S Lann Omce
Santor N. Gordon
Ft. Huachuca
G. & Srb
Belors Woal Fowler
Tombylone
Willian H. Miller
Fairhazik
Louis A. Bordwker
Ft. Hatawhuca
Jerimiah $. Chambers
Bessie Gordon
FL Huachuca
Chasel Marshall
U.S Land
Wien
Cuase & CO
Toledo
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