Calkins Seeks Forest Fire Fighting Pact
Tucson April 9 Forest ranger of the United States seeks an agreement with Mexico to allow U S forest fighters to combat fires along the boundary. The plan aims to curb northward spread from Huachuca range fires and boost boundary protection. Robert Thompson will direct trail and fire-fighting work, loco weed and other plants to be studied by Lewis Eston from Washington.
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Arizona Railway Denied Permission to Dismantle Road
The Arizona & Swansea Railroad Company, a 21 mile line serving Clara Consolidated Gold Copper, was refused permission by the Arizona corporation commission to dismantle its track from Swansea mine to Bouse. The order notes tearing up the road would cost more than the material’s value and urges keeping the line for future business.
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Ariz
Arizona & Swansea Railroad Company
Arizona Corporation Commission
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Swansea
Bouse
California
Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe
Titcomb Inspects Mexico Line Extension Plans
President Titcomb of the Arizona Eastern and Southern Pacific tour, with chief engineer Bowen, Mexican civil engineer Guiteres, and George, examined SP property at Necozard and the planned track 22 miles south of the city. They met with Col Packard and discussed near-term inspections and a potential rail link to connect with the Arizona Eastern lines. The party plans to return to the city Friday and proceed to El Paso.
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Four Girls Charge Nogales Man With Forced Entrance
Misses Kitty Chapman Pesky Nan Eva Hankin and Gertrude Fehrman all of Los Angeles accuse Rountree a Nogales rancher and Arizonan of forcing his way into a room they occupied and using abusive language. The women say they will pursue prosecution for a Chicago periodical. Rountree is free on $2600 bail.
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Drowning of Theresa de Nova ra Near Mesa Canal
Five year old Theresa de Nova ra, a Mexican girl, drowned after straying from her home near the Tempe canal north of Mesa. She slipped on a wet board and fell into deep water around 10 am Monday. Her body was found about 30 minutes later, downstream near the power house, where a bystander saw it just in time to prevent further injury from the spillway.
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Huerta Expected to Pass Through Phoenix en Route to Mexico
Adolfo de la Huerta Mexican minister of finance is expected to travel through Phoenix this week on a trip from Hermosillo to Mexico City. He has been in Hermosillo for weeks serving as governor of Sonora, with an acting governor to be appointed soon.
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State Pupils to Attend Summer School in North Tucson
April 19 100 vocational training students will attend the summer session of the state university this summer at Flagstaff per C E C Burnett manager of the Veterans' bureau who left for Flagstaff last night. April 19 Grand encampment of Lodge of Arizona I O O F in its 39th annual communication in Phoenix with more than 260 members from all lodges. opening day attended. grand ball planned for this evening.
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Pearce Down Dragoon Nine In Close CL game
In an Easter Sunday clash at Dragoon Arizona Pearce edged Dragoon 6 to 4 in a tightly fought contest. Pearce pitching held the Dragoon offense at bay while Pearce hitters produced the decisive runs late.
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30 Gallons of Tiswin Spark Reds Fight in Prescott
In Prescott Arizona on April 1, a violent skirmish at the Indian camp near Riand erupted after 30 gallons of tiswin, resembling buttermilk except for the kick, were found at the scene. The incident saw three men detained in the county jail for 50 days due to fines unpaid or as alternatives, while lawmen recorded three new visitors to the county.
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Burglar Pries Door Open Versus Van Horn House Loot
A burglar pried open a screen door to reach the Snodgrass room in the Van Horn house on Tuesday night and stole clothing items. Mr and Mrs Snodgrass slept through the intrusion, waking only in the morning to missing garments. Authorities suspect the offender knew the residence.
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Death claims veteran sergeant of the Army
Master Sergeant Willard L. McClinton died at the camp hospital after a brief illness. He served as a major in the quartermaster corps during the war and would have reached 30 years of service in May. He is survived by his widow of 11012 Fourth Street. Masonic bodies may lead funeral services with a military funeral planned and church services by the Masons.
Mexican growers ship trains of tomatoes
Customs officials and railroad workers in Nogales Arizona processed a train carrying 31 cars of tomatoes and four cars of cantaloupes from Sonora crossing the border. The train reached the border early and was sent north after dark to California and eastern markets. Inspecting and icing the cars proceeded quickly, with cars shipped from Sinaloa and Topic.
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Sonora
United States
California
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Airplane Crash Claims Two Pilots In Mexico City
Well known airman in Mexico City and a second professional pilot died when their circling plane struck a building, burst into flames, and fell. The funeral was held today in Mexico City.
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Arizona Crops See Mixed Fortunes Amid Cold Week
Reports from Arizona agricultural districts show frost and low temperatures hitting vegetables and fruit in many areas. Sheep and lambs improve while cotton and truck crops suffer. Nogales damage peaks, Yuma reports good turnout and 1.5 million apricot plantings thriving despite chills.
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Deputy McNair To Get Chief Deputy Post In Phoenix
Deputy W P McNair, who recently succeeded James H Treaby, says he will become chief deputy to United States Marshal Thomas J Sparks in the Phoenix office. The rumor, circulating after a few weeks of service, was substantiated yesterday morning in Tucson.
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James H. Treaby
Fenneban Cameron Leads Delegates to Joint Convention
Fenneban Cameron president of the Ravehead National Highway vessel company arrives in Phoenix with delegates from Virginia and North Carolina for the joint convention with the United States Good Heads association. The convention opens April 25 at the fair grounds. St. Ross of the Arizona Automobile club has appointed 306 members to represent the group. A motor trip is planned for Phoenix delegates to Miami and back.
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Mexican Lad Seeks Reform School Admission in Douglas
Deputy probation officer Mrs Hirst has received appeals from juveniles to stay out of reform school while 13 year old Pancho Arviso fights admittance to the house of correction. Arviso, living with a stepfather in Neco, seeks reform school due to alleged mistreatment.
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Man Elected Grand Master of Arizona Odd Fellows
David Benshimol a Douglas attorney was chosen grand master of the Arizona grand lodge and Rebekah assembly succeeding George Reitzer Clifton was named grand representative of Arizona to the sovereign grand lodge at the Phoenix session Tuesday officers were elected for the annual sessions in Phoenix Arizona.
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Rebekah Assembly
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George Reitzer
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Governor holds five bills unsigned awaiting action
Phoenix April 20 The state governor has five bills on his desk awaiting either approval or veto. He has ten days from session adjournment to act. The measures include the general appropriation bill, a tax anticipation bond bill, and several education and university related items pending decision.
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Mexican Accused of Transporting Booze in Bisbee
A complaint filed April 26 by County Commissioner James Allison charges Juan Moreno with possession and transporting one gallon of Sonora mezcal during a page session in Bisbee.
Nogales Club Woman Seeks State Convention Posts
Mrs Theodore Marsh a Nogales club leader and former Santa Cruz county senator asked today to represent Arizona at two upcoming conventions.
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