Candidates Announce For Office In Cochise County
Democratic candidates for state and county offices announce their bids in Cochise County. Joseph Mam Sen of Tombstone seeks county attorney on the Democratic ticket, touting labor ties and legal training. Henshaw runs for county assessor with long county ties, while Tom Foster seeks state mine inspector. John Newberry campaigns for county supervisor, promising impartial, economical governance. Hutchison announces candidacy for county recorder, citing decades of service in the recorder's office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Mam Sen
Tombstone
Cochise County
French
Ant
Harsen Ha
Shorty
Wootten
Corhise
Tom Foster
Foster
Lowell
John Sewberry
Democratic ‘Committee
Offic
Newberry
Douglas
Alr
Democratic Central Committee
Sunt
H. L. Hutchison
Mr. Hutchison
Recorder's Office
Gervice
Governor Campbell Returns From Fort Grant Visit
Governor Campbell returns from an inspection tour of Fort Grant State School prison and seven road camps. He stated satisfactions of the state institute and completed the visit on April 17 in Phoenix.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gov. Campbell
Fort Grant State School
Phoenix
E. Campbell
Tate Highway
Durtrat
Blackleg Appears Among Overfed Arizona Cattle
Phoenix readers report a serious spring issue as blackleg appears in overfed cattle on Arizona ranges. The March to April period sees cattle owners facing potential losses and veterinary concerns amid rising feed costs and sparse pasture conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arizona
Phoenix
Arizona Ranges
Interest Payment on Liberty Bond in Fourth Loan
San Francisco reports an interest payment due April 15 on the Fourth Liberty Bond issue. The semiannual installment covers registered and unregistered bonds, with interest at $2.22 per $100 bond in the Twelfth Federal Reserve District, and coupons may be presented for redemption. The text notes issuer and payment mechanics, emphasizing patriotism and straightforward redemption by coupon presentation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Federal Reserve
Sam
Wasiiasion
Riera
Arizona to receive WWI record list from Washington
April 16 The coi record of every Arizonan who rev ils the world war will be received from Washington shortly by adjutant General Walter S. Ingalls. An announcement at his office today confirmed the plan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoenix
Washington
Walter S. Ingalls
Court sentences Brooks and Faust to prison terms
In Bisbee on April 17 Benjamin Franklin Faust proprietor of Midway Park on Naco road was found guilty in federal court Tucson of violation of ... He received four to ninety days in the final county and a year and a day in federal prison plus a 210 dollar fine. Brooks implicated received a sentence of four years and a day and a 210 dollar fine with notice of appeal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bisbee
Benjamin Franklin Faust
Midway
Park
Naco Road
Tucson
Faust
al Pe
Co Brooks
Morrison Assistant State Examiner Resigns in Phoenix
In Phoenix on April 17 Hugh Morrison resigns as assistant state examiner after Doane Merrill also left the highway department for similar posts. Morrison’s vacancy is to be filled by Joan F. Myers, currently acting first assistant secretary in the chamber of commerce, pending the resignation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phoenix
Hugh
Morrison
Gesserant State
Aminer
Doane Merrill
Joan F. Myers
Homnix Chamber
Comerce
Cananea Mines Feal Lacking Oil In Nogales
Delegation from Cananea Sonora chamber of commerce reports oil shortages and envisions government action to secure supplies. Hermaste Ta and Mesias group plan to assess train movements and demand relief as thousands rally in Mexico.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nogales
Aris
Great Copper Mites
Ce Cannes
Cananea
Sonora
Mesias
Mexico
Political Announcements for Cochise County Supervisor Candidates
A fragmented slate of 1920 Cochise County ballots announcing candidacies for County Supervisor Mine Inspector County Attorney County Recorder County Treasurer and County School Superintendent. Names include JOHN B. NEWBURY ER HENSHAW HAL LEE HIETCHS GEY WELCH HARRY SCOTT among others with eligibility details and Democratic primary timing in September.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evohy
Cochiseevarty
Coder
Depuis
Lee
Arizona
Bisbee Girl Receives Teaching Post in Zagreb Serbia
Bisbee student Miss Medigovich, daughter of Mr and Mrs V Medigovich of Palace Tract, has accepted a teaching position in Zagreb Serbia teaching French and English. She is a 13 class Bisbee High School graduate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patbrook
Mise
State turns down U. A. Pheonix April 1
The board of regents of the University of Arkansas had its $500 appeal rejected. Attorney General Wiley E. Jones submitted the option to Superior Campbell. The filing cited needs for equipment, supplies, and higher salaries. It lists amounts for teachers, dormitory completion, and furnishings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phoentn
Board of Rrcents
Universty of Arimna
Campbell
Wiley
Jones
Addi- Monel
University Funds Face Emergency Ruling On Grants
In Phoenlin April 17 attorney general E. Dones indicates a forthcoming opinion on university finance. He plans to release about 1400 from institutional land revenue yet says no draft on emergency state funds is justified. The ruling could aid state institutions but not the public school system, with a potential 260000 impact to be addressed under law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phoenin
Edones
Sthe
Yall
Jones
State and Federal Clash Over Jurisdiction in Forest Case
In April authorities clash over enforcing state game laws vs federal authority after state and national forest officials dispute rights. Attorney general notes Supreme Court precedent on states enforcing laws within borders as Tom Smith faces arrest over possession of valuable deer horn sets found on national forest lands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fhoenin
Kapal National Forest
Srennan
Supreme Court of Theates
Tom Smith
Prochaska
Smith
Fifty Cases of Smallpox Reported in Arizona
Fifty cases of smallpox were reported by the state board of health in the past three months in Arizona. Twenty three cases traced to Maricopa County with three deaths, all white women under thirty. Deaths occurred in Maricopa, Gila, and another county. County breakdown: Apache 1, Gila 4, Maricopa 23, Mohave 2, Pinal 1, Yavapai 16, Yuma 3.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phoenix
Arizona
State Board of Health
Marico Pa
Gila County
Apache County
Gia
Martcopa
Mohave
Pinal
Yarapal
Yoma S
Bailey Leaves for West Indies Post 1
Theodore N. Vail, veteran telephone head and chairman of the Americas board, is reported in Baltimore on April 17 as he departs for the West Indies post 1, marking a notable leadership transition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bailey
West Indies
Baltimore
Theodore N. Vail
Board of Directors of the Americas i
Pupils to wear aprons and overalls to cut living costs
In Tucson on April 17 a plan was outlined for pupils to wear aprons by girls and overalls by boys. The move aims to reduce expenses as students are allowed by the city council to participate. A Tucson official noted the measure aligns with a broader effort to ease living costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tucson
Santo Domingo
West Indies
Douglas
Hon
Douglas grows 3479 Utah man would catch wild horses
The April 14 report notes W Miller of Rockville Utah proposes licensing to capture wild horses in Mohave county to pay a sheep tax. The governor’s office replies no licenses are required and no tax will be imposed if no private ownership is harmed. Miller may seek a state campaign against diseases in northern ranges. Prescott to hold front table, 1920.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Utah
Phoenix
Arizona
W. Miller
Rockville
Miller
Mohave County
Millett
Governor Campbell Subpoenaed in Tombstone Deportation Case
Phoenix April 17 Governor Campbell is expected to testify for the state in the Bisbee deportation case now proceeding at Tombstone. Although not subpoenaed earlier, he may be called during the state's rebuttal testimony as County Attorney French confirms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phoenix
Camplel
al Dss
Bisbee
Campbell
Tombstone
League of the Southwest
PR. Milnes
French
Seer
Fire in Miami Destroys Homes Early Morning
Miami April 17 The Lower Miami section was struck by a serious blaze early today causing about 10000 in losses. Three frame houses on Rum Street suffered extensive damage before volunteers brought the fire under control.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miami
Lower Miami
Rum Street
Justice Cunningham Signals Move Toward Private Practice
Chief Justice Cunningham, long a figure on the Arizona Supreme Court since statehood, said he intends to return to private law practice at the end of his current term. He has been mentioned in connection with a United States Senate bid but stated he has no intent to remain in politics long term. He added that if he serves another term he would need care for the rest of his life and would resume private practice after leaving the bench. The remarks reflect plans to begin practice in Arizona after public service ends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phoenix
Ima Be
United States Senate
Cunningham
Supreme Court
Arizona
Canningham
Bown
Democrata
Sane
Imelite
Fay
Justine Cunningham
Guuiher
Josiles Cunningham
Sheep Profit Mirrors Cotton Crop Surging in Arya
In Phoenin the sheep industry shows strong returns as shepherd J T. Stevens, leader of the livestock sanitary board, reports a flock of 4000 sheep bought at $15 each. He expects vast earnings from wool and mutton, with a net profit near $20,000 for the year while summer pastures loom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J T. Stevens
Will Wong Hin
Thurouen
Wodson
Stevens
Thensa
Ils Yeas
Averse
Baudiiz
Potato disease introduced into San Pedro Valley
Report indicates large quantity of diseased potatoes intended for planting in the San Pedro valley have been imported from the Sam Simon valley. The article discusses signs of infection, methods to disinfect seed potatoes, and the urgent need for safe practices to prevent further spread.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Pedro Valley
San Pedro
Sam Siniom
St. Navid
Southern Pacific Buys Slag Dump for Ballast Use
Southern Pacific purchases slag dump from American Smelting and Refining Company to ballast main line. Slag is clean and ideal for ballast, with two years needed supply estimated. Slag sourced from Buelle and Douglas area. project associated with Duncan mill and mining company activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southern Pacific
Tecson
Apa
S@see hee
Also Mentioned on This Page
R. Henshaw
Undter
Simeeit
Demoocrati
E. A. Hughes
Henshaw
Warren
Willcox
Busi
Counts Arpessor
Henshas
Jalmpation
Joar Tee State
Tak Bery Fam
W. S. Meade
Ers Jet
del Cera
Aizona
Hutchiser
Legwa
Fourr Post
Hutchies
Hfe
Gent Land Office
B. H. Gibbs
Priot
United States Land Office
State of
Sewnew
Reo
Brooks
Cochise
John &. Newbury
Som
Poste Ha
Bibee
Arlee
Coe County
Joseph Hansen Keota
Hesiby
Cordiite County
Ilspire
Harry Bescott Juhacon
Serbia
STATE
U. OF A
Theo. N. Vail
Justice Cunningham
Che Wan
Anita
Sangous Ieee and
Witarke
Wilea
Hawiling
Tharosch
St. David High School
Duncan
Duefean Mining & Milling Co
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!