Legal clash over anti gambling act in Arizona court row
Superior Judge A C Lockwood faces off against County Attorney W N French in Tombstone over how the 1918 Arizona gaming law should be read. The dispute centers on whether all forms of gambling are banned or only specified games and devices, with two trial outcomes and potential prosecutions depending on the act’s interpretation.
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A.C Lockwood
Wn, French
Tombstone
J. J Graham
Wahoo
Sid
Astorer Courhs
Rssue
Mit
Lockwood
French
Ander
Fummty
Gable
Arizona
State of
Secretary Carter Glass Marks First Victory Loan Bond
Washington reports show Secretary of the Treasury Carter Glass overseeing the printing of the first Victory Bond. The note reflects postwar debt concerns as the war ends and the nation faces repayment obligations while economic adjustments proceed.
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Secretary OF the Treasury
Carter Glass
Washington
Baumert’s California trip shapes Arizona industrial school plan
Baumert urges rebuilding the girls dormitory at the state industrial school and shows how Whittier School programs could train both boys and girls in practical trades. He proposes removing the cottage, expanding industrial education, and adopting a work-focused curriculum to reduce delinquency and boost self-sufficiency.
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Ais
California
Washington
Carter Glevs
Righ
Janes L Witmerk
Alan
Baumert
California Industrial School
Whittier School
Bank Deposits in Arizona Reach 66 Million in 1919
Phoenix April 7 An announcement by the Chamber of Commerce states that total bank deposits in Arizona, as shown by statements issued in response to the bank comptroller's call on March 4, 1919, amount to 66 196 146. The text also outlines penalties for involvement in gambling houses and declares no political subdivision may permit or tax gambling operations.
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Phoenix
Ariz
Chamber of Commerce
Arizona
State of
Senator Smith Guest At Phoenix Kiwanis Banquet
Senator Mark A. Smith addressed a Phoenix Kiwanis banquet with remarks on Phoenix growth since 1880 and support for returning railroads to original owners. Miltot Carlson, handwriting expert, spoke on forgery methods and how handwriting experts detect fraud in federal cases.
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Senator Smith
Phoenix
Ariz
Kiwanis
Sheriff to escort Artenoff from Lynn to Tombstone
Sheriff James McDonald travels to Lynn Massachusetts tonight to return rancher M Artenoff under extradition for robbery. He believes Artenoff murdered his wife and buried her on the Stark ranch near Naco, planning a thorough search upon return to Tombstone within two weeks.
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Sherif James McDonald
Lynn
Mass
Ho Oes
M. Artenoff
Stark
Artenoff
McDonald
Naco
Tombstone
Equalization Board to Provide Needed Revenue
Phoenix Ariz April 1 The board of equalization will fund 15 departments opposed by State Auditor Bovee who would issue warrants. If blocked by the senate the issue would go to court to settle between the auditor and departments. The levy bill is urged to provide sufficient revenue for ordinary state expenses and debt payments. Arizona delegates praise the vocational education conference and recommend using Smith Hughes funds for language teaching in vocational training. Next conference will be in Salt Lake City with extended five day sessions.
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Phoenin
Ariz
Wo Board of Equalization
Bovee Feoemly
Tisue Warra
Sen
Colodny
Ariona
Pacific
Smith-Hughes
Federal Board
Salt Lake City
Arizona alibi proved for alleged murderer Roy Tyler
District Attorney Lewis announced in Brooklyn that Roy Tyler held on robbing the East Brooklyn Savings Bank and killing two officials was in Seligman Arizona where the crime occurred December 13 last. He noted dismissal of the murder charge and said Tyler would be detained awaiting extradition decisions by Ohio or Connecticut authorities who have charges against him.
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Bruce Henson
Vic Medak
Lowell
Trueys
Fred Satter
H. Kyle
Bla~pee
French
Stte
Bart Hockett
J.P. Hoss
Henry Schwantes
New York
Lewis
Brooklyn
Roy Tyler
East Brooklyn
Seligman
Ariz
Tyler
Ohio
Connecticut
Auto collision injures none on Nuco road near Bakersville
On the Nuco road opposite Bakersville, a Chandler six roadster owned by Bob Hill and an Overland jitney carrying three passengers collided. Left front wheel and running board were torn from the Chandler. the heavier Overland lost a left front wheel. All occupants were badly shaken but uninjured. both cars remained roadside early morning.
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Misbee
Nuco Road
Bakersville
Chandler
Bob Hill
Overland
FH. Dean
Bisbee
Warren
Boulders Damage Home Near Tempe Bridge
A Tempe Arizona home owned by J. H. Cummings sustained severe damage when two boulders rolled from the highway and fell through the roof while the family narrowly escaped harm. The incident occurred yesterday morning near the Tempe bridge, causing major structural damage to the north end residence.
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Tempe
Ariz
J. H. Cummings
Tempe Bridge
Arizona invited to Washington conference on national employment service
Arizona governor received a telegram from Secretary Wilson stating that the state is invited to send a representative to a Washington conference on April 23 to discuss forming and improving the national employment service. The aim is to establish an effective relationship between federal and state employment activities and pursue a permanent comprehensive public employment system.
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Phoenix
Ariz
Arizona
Washington
Wilson
Campbell
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