Benefit Money Apportioned and Mining Activity in Courtland
A Tombstone Commercial Club meeting discusses road needs and Fourth of July plans while Courtland sees a mining surge. Leases on Leadville ground expand with Ore bodies to tap. Great Western at work on high grade sulphide ore. A Tucson appeal requests $100 for Arizona Children’s Home Building Fund from local funds raised, with $29 for gingham and aprons.
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Courtland
Great Western
Leadville Mining Company
Messie
O. T. Smith
O. J Smith
Robert McKay
Johnsum
Leadville
South End
Pete Masso
Uy Great Western Company
Arizona Children’s Home Assn
Mra
Blair
Filing Information by May 15 for 1918 Returns in Phoenix
Alfred Prenklin, Phoenix IRS collector, urges organizations to file information returns by May 15. Employers must report salaries and wages of employees earning $1000+ in 1918, with separate returns for each such employee. Banks and trusts must report $1000+ interest, and rents or other income over $1400. Extensions to March 15 were granted. penalties apply for late filing.
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Phoenix
Aris
Internal Revenue
Alfred Prenklin
Commissioner of Internal Revenue
Franklin
Fur Institutions
Commissioner of Menial Revenue
Commissioner of Menial Revenue, Sorting Divison, Washington, D.C
Supreme Court Upholds State Railroad Regulation
The Arizona Supreme Court upheld the state corporation commission ruling against Campbell Circus for failing to move a railroad contract from Tucson to Phoenix. The Southern Pacific and Arizona Eastern railroads faced fines totaling $2,000 for contempt after the commission cited them when they refused to transport the show at the set rates. Judge Stanford ruled in favor of the commission.
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PHOE
Auis
Prem Court of the
United Powers
Poration Comi Ates
Tate Con Ison
Intraeti
Campbell Circus
Awit
Alvices
Torey General's
Camphel Circus
Tucson
Phoenix
Southera Paitie
Arizona Eastern Rail
Roaida Ye
Corporation Commission
Cleus
Southern Pack
Arizone Eastern
Snes
Stanford
Overlock Reelected Mayor of Douglas in Council Vote
Ant. April 15 Hon C A Overlock the first mayor Douglas ever had and now president of the chamber of commerce was unanimously elected mayor of Douglas again last night at the regular meeting of the city council. He succeeded William M Adamson who tendered his resignation. A committee of Floyd and Speer was appointed to notify the new mayor. Executive session followed, with about three persons present and the vote taken after a four minute session.
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Commercial Club
Tombstone Commercial Club
Gast Wight
W. T. Moyd
Purce
Tumestone
Douglas
Gleeson Fond
KN. Copia
Wynn
OG. Bell RV
Saunders
Chaubers
Lo Kuchnebeker
O Giwon
Kingsbury
Coulen
Res Progress
Boyd
Comalize
Chait O. Gosia
Willan
Wasotanes
Westend
Herspfore
Tombstone
E. A. Hughes
Giragt
AH Gardner
C. G. Bell
Cid
Iy Siuetia
Tombstons Lax
Jung
Eli Ket Nee
Ant
C. A. Overlock
Chamber of Confmeres
Overlock
William M. Adamson
Floyd and
Speer
Toom
Mee
Taking over Grand Canyon Park delayed by Congress
In Phoenix on April 14, Riley of the Interior Department proposed Flagstaff meetings to set a price for the Bright Angel Trail and authorize park purchase after July 1. Congress adjourned before park appropriation, delaying transfer. Separately a woman named Bessie Goine was arrested carrying stolen silk costumes and other items found on her.
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Riley, Copervison
Ment of the Interior
Selsong
Grand Canyon National Park
Riley
Flagstaff
Siegelsong
Department of the Interior
Phoenix
Ariz
Bessie’ Goine
Washington Street
Say
Price Too High Order For Stone Cancelled
In Phoenix Arizona on April 14 the state irrigation commission cancelled an order with Joe Moncasa Granite for stove granite in two capital windows. The $430 charge allegedly followed a prior administration but is deemed excessive. The vault windows open into the corporation commission and auditor offices, the only public building vaults with windows known.
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Phoenuin, Ariz
Commission of State
Ir Cqitations
Joe Moncasa
Corporation Commission
Auditor
Vice President Marshall Defends Wages in Phoenix Speech
In Phoenix on April 15 Vice President Thomas A Marshall addressed club women denouncing wage cuts and urging that workers should not be deprived of wartime gains. He warned against employers who seek to reduce wages and urged unity amid rising costs and economic tension.
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Thos
Clemency for all convicts asked for freedom case list
Phoenix April 14 The board of pardons will seek executive clemency for most inmates who applied for mercy with the exception of HG Erwands a Phoenix merchant sentenced to 20 years for rape The governor will decide on inmates including William Sparks 15 to 25 years murder in the second degree Stopeld life Leon Watson 14 to life Joe KR Want eight to three years and others all noted as short termers in the list.
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Phoenix
Ariz
Board of Pardons
HG. Erwands
Phoenix Mrchant
Stejs
William Sparks
Gila
Stopeld
Leon Watson
Fea
Joe KR Want
Nichols
Elgbt
Fran
Grice Barnes
Charles Rossel
Bhwer Geno
John Huarley
Jesus Inajes
Minor
Jesus Mendors
Ehert Termers
Roberts claims first oil strike at Parker in brief telegram
A telegram received tonight at the Thereseage office claims Roberts secured a state prize for Parker’s first oil discovery. The message signed John cts mentions a $1000 bonus and a 20 day payment promise, but no oil strike was confirmed by late tonight.
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Phoenix
Arle
Aprice Jobs Ot Parker
Thereseage
John
Cialie
Artwan
Ber
Ani
State Indemnity Land Selections Notice in Phoenix
United States Land Office in Phoenix announces Arizona State filings under the 1820 act for School Indemnity selections. It lists tracts in townships and ranges, with lots and sections, inviting protests during five weeks of publication before final approval, dated April 3, 1919, signed by J. L. Irvin and Scott White.
Tilimoks Inventor Patents Detachable Car Windows
An inventor named Tilimoks patents detachable side windows with a metal sash to convert touring cars into limousine style vehicles, enabling practical limousine conversion.
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Tilimoks
Notice of School Indemnity Land Selections in Arizona
United States Land Office at Phoenix issues a formal notice under the 1910 act of Congress inviting protests or contests during the publication period. It lists multiple tract selections in T 225 R? sections 5 and others across several ranges and towns, including NEY, SWH and NBla designations, with instructions to transmit protests to the General Land Office.
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Arizona
General Land Office
Phoenix
Congress
United States
Ploe
Notice of selection under act of Congress in Arizona
United States Land Office Phoenix publishes notice that Arizona State has filed for Grant Selection to benefit universities for lands described in T 195 Range 4 West including Sec 1. Protests or contests to any tracts must be received before final approval, with documents transmitted to the General Land Office. Official posting in Phoenix, March 90, F. I. Irvin, Register. Scott White.
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State of Arizona
Land Office Notice of School Indemnity Land Selections
United States Land Office in Phoenix announces School Indemnity Land Selections for parcel Ol tows De MEM2 located in the NEY of Section 18, T m R Mb. Public period five weeks from March 9, 1919, with possible transfer to the General Land Office. dated February 27, 1919, Register L. L. Irvin. Date of first publication March 9, 1919.
Catarrh Cure Story From Early Advertisements
There is more Catarrh in this section of the country than all other diseases put together and for years it was supposed to be incurable. Doctors prescribed local remedies and by failing to cure with local treatment concluded it incurable. Catarrh is a local disease influenced by constitutional conditions and requires constitutional treatment. Halts Catarrh Cure manufactured by J. Cheney & Co. Foleda, Onie, te conati somal taken internally.
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J. Cheney & Co
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Douglas Gray
Toubewone
Arteena
Mr. Gray
Mrs. Thos R. Blair
Atv
Supreme Court
Frank Luke
Congressional Medal of Honor
Mervaux
France
Luke
F. W. Zinn
Marveaux
Citizers
Leutenant
Jean Aviastor
Tie Jane
Marreaux
Hin
Grand Canyon
Russia
America
Russa
Edwards
Roberts
United States Land Office
Lantland
Irvin
Scott White
G&s
J. L. Irvin
Register
Big Ne
Rose
Ney
Sem
NY Bey
Ser
St Nwh
Swh
Ibys
Scott Fire
Mare Register
Leevivery
Vets
Es Bk
Hovetwor
Mest Pub
E. Ney
L. Irvin
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