Bankhead Highway convention set for Phoenix with Arizona Good Roads events
Funnystone will be well represented at the tenth annual convention of the United States Good Roads association. Arizona Gov Rong show, to be held in Phoenix April. Elaborate preparations of the entertainment of these conventions have been ed by the Phoenix Chamber of Commerce and other organization. The Tombstone Commercial club has delegates to represent Tombstone at the convention. The program includes receptions, registrations, exhibits, parades, and a series of Good Roads events at the Arizona fair grounds and nearby locations. Delegations from Tucson and other towns will attend by train. Properly authorized delegates will receive admission passes at registration.
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Bankhead National Highway Association
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San Diego
City of Tucson
Ius
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Chamber of Commerce
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United States
Fair Grounds
Convention of Arizona caseys Nogales May 14
Local members of the Knights of Columbus prepare to host visiting brethren at the state convention to be held in Nogales on May 1 and May 34. Pearo Morenu died Monday after pheamonian attack. funeral held in Tombstone with interment at City cemetery. Morenu was a longtime member of the Yo cat Mex and well known locally.
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Knights of Columbus
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Pearo Morenu
Aman
Fourth Employee Of Arizona Mine Dies
In Phoenix on April 8 1900 four thy reports state Deg M Martines a motorman at Tuy Cos Consolidated Mining died April 15 from injuries after a derailment while driving a track near Hayder. The incident follows earlier fatality discussions at the Arizona mine site.
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Ar White
Deg M. Martines
Tuy
SANTA FE PREPARES FOR COLORADO BASIN MEETING
Santa Fe reports that Stetson secretary to Herbert Hoover will arrange for the final Colorado River Basin Commission meeting expected to be held in Dallas or August. Governor McMechem says governors of seven interested states may attend along with commission members.
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Stetson
Herbert Hoover
Colorado River Basin Commission
Dals
MC Mechem
New Mexico
Charles Feldman Contractor Dies Suddenly
Charles J Feldman a leading contractor in the region was found dead in his North Flint avenue home after an apparent sleep death. Born in San Francisco he was 52 and highly active in state projects including work on the Santa track. His passing shocked friends in Toexon and Silver the state.
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Flint Avenue
San Francisco
At Feldman
Toexon
Silver
Mr Feldman
Tae
Santa Thos
Bisbee April City Primary Produces Lopsided 185 Vote Turnout
In Bisbee on April 19 voters cast 185 ballots across three wards. Democratic leader James M Ball gained 132 votes while Republican mayoral candidate Hicks received 49. Only slate approved names appeared. no other candidates were listed on the ballot.
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James M. Ball
Hicks
Indiana Girl Kills Mountain Lion During Fox Hunt
April report from Jack Durham ranch near Tucson describes Miss Doreen Burgion of Winchester Indiana firing the fatal shot. The party accompanying Mr and Mrs Charles H Pogue hunted two red foxes and six bobcats with eight foxhounds and four bloodhounds.
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Charles H. Pogue
Jack Durham
Durham Ranch
Doreen Burguion
Winchester
Indiana
Oil Drilling Reopened in Holbrook Field
Oil activity resumes in Navajo county as Adama Ol company starts drilling again after shipment arrival of pipe repair parts. Arizona tax commission members, returning from an inspection trip to Navajo Apache and Coconino counties, report renewed operations.
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Navajo County
Adama Ol Company
Arizona Tax Commission
Coconino Coun
Mexican Boy Struck by Auto in Brewery Gulch
A Mexican boy was hit by a light delivery car owned by J C White and driven by Harry Selehow in MSBER. He sustained a broken leg and was taken to the C Q Dispensary where the fracture was set. Witnesses say the boy ran into the path of the car as it moved slowly through Brewery Gulch.
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J.C. White
Harry Selehow
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Selehow
Brewery Gulch
Cota
Wells Repaired After Deep Subsurface Setback
A local company faced a setback when a well sunk to SHO feet proved problematic. Financial constraints forced removal of equipment and reinstallation in the avenue west area to resume operations.
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Ave West
Bog Fights Off Bull and Saves Woman’s Life
A herding dog at the Kaudeen dairy ranch near Chandler saved Mrs Kaud Kaudeen from a bull attack last Saturday. The dog sprang onto the bull, clamped its nose, and pinned the animal until it fled. Needing aid, Mrs Knudsen was then helped into the house.
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Chandler
Kaud Kaudeen
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Government Road Plant Moves to Capital City Phoenix
The federal bureau of public roads will shift operations for the Arizona and New Mexico district to Phoenix from Albuquerque. District Engineer E. Wheeler announced Phoenix was chosen as the future headquarters after four years in Albuquerque, citing better suitability for the work in district 13.
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Federal Bureau of Publc Roads
District of Arizona
New Mexico
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N. M
Wheeler
District 13
Simseily Named Chief Clerk To Atty General
In Phoenix Sima Bh named chief clerk of the department of Justice with effect May. Wales is highlighted as Cochise County’s notable figure as the Hi team loses to the Has Beens in a tense contest. The piece covers local sports chatter, team form, and upcoming matchups with Wales central to the dialogue.
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Atty General
Washington
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Phoenix
Department of Justice
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Wand Gnuene
Wales
Cochise County
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da. Wenn
Thorkh Wales
Ray Jon Head
Ate Sloan
Estaver admits false name used before Aio Road murder
Estaver admits registering at a Tucson hotel under an assumed name before the road murder case. He testified while being defended in superior court here, detailing his travel plans and the attempt to evade pursuit after the crime. The proceedings include references to witness lists and land notices from 1922.
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Aio Road
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Los Angeles
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Capitol Resumes Its Former Aspect at Phoenix
April 19 marks the first return to normal as the Fifth Arizona Legislature adjourns after a 60 day special session. The Capitol shows a quiet scene with officials away from their offices as lawmakers leave bag and baggage to return next year. Public interest shifts to property listing and local notices amid the quiet post session mood. Mrs Lucy Girag advertises 150 acres for sale in Douglas, Som a, including a turnkey farm with water, wells, buildings and livestock.
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State Capitol
State House
Lucy Girag
17Th Street
Douglas
Artsoma
Advst
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