Designation of May 9th as Mothers Day in Arizona
Governor Campbell issued a proclamation designating Sunday May 9 as Mothers Day in Arizona. He urged statewide observance, flag displays on state and school buildings, and church services to honor mothers. He underscored gratitude for maternal sacrifice and linked it to public devotion and national values.
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Campbell Denies Knowledge of Special Session
Phoenix April 17 Governor Thomas E Campbell denied any knowledge of a fall special session. He commented after a clubwomen’s meeting where Louise Freeman claimed reliable sources forecast a special session to push a girls reform school bill. The report tied to the Central District Federation of Women’s Clubs of Arizona.
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Bisbee Postmaster Bailey Held On Bond Failure
Bisbee postmaster Rogce L. Bailey remained in custody after failing to post 50 bond. A rock crusher accident near Tempe during a Monday night arraignment left Bailey injured, eye damage reported while printing postal savings funds and processing a federal matter. The incident occurred around 10:20 PM as U S commissioner handled the case with local officials noting the rock strike.
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Gas Flow Starts Maricopa Oil Boom Looming
April 17. Maricopa county faces an oil boom as gas flow on a developing weir stirs activity. Hundreds of land leases, mostly at $100 per section for two years, are being issued by the state land department near the Agua Flow river and White Tank mountains with applicants flocking in daily led by M McKigzie of North Dakota who claims a large oil lake lies beneath the region.
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Names new head at state hospital
Phoenix April 2 00 RO. Liew ailen was appointed acting superintendent of the state hospital by Gov Thomas E Campbell yesterday Dr Lisaatlen has been connected with the state institution since July 1 187 when he accepted the position of assistant physician under Dr J W Wall which he retained under Dr Theman 4 Cummins who recently resigned prior to Arizona he had years of experience in St Joseph Missouri where he was identified Hospital No 6 need hile restunation some thus ago Tot yee.
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Pioneer Tucson Physician Dies in Auto Crash
A Tucson physician and city health officer, Dr. Bere, was killed when his car overturned near the city while returning from a professional call at Vail, Arizona. Found unconscious as the car burned, he died at noon after arrival at a local hospital. He was 18 and had practiced four years.
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Shortage of cattle hits many regions as Arizona leads
Arizona shows a spring surplus of cattle for marketing while the middlewest northwest and south face shortages. Markets have shipped 40 of Missouri river cattle to the northwest and cotton growers in the south seek buyers. With supplies dwindling elsewhere, cattlemen face a difficult task sourcing stock and sustaining prices amid a tentative upswing in overall agricultural markets.
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Arisuna harbor plan eyed for Gulf of California
Phoenix citizen Edward Brown seeks a 3 mile by 4 mile land concession along the Gulf of California to build a harbor with a breakwater, linking to the United States rail line near Yuma to connect Arizona with Eastern ports via the Panama Canal. Joseph Morrison named general counsel. Mexico City approval anticipated. government representation to attend hearings. Post office robbery updates noted with Inspectors and interim postmaster.
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Mexico City
Obregon
Temporary injunction blocks new state industrial commission
A temporary injunction was issued by Judge Stanford restraining the New State Industrial Commission from exercising powers granted by substitute Senate Bill 85. The order, entered yesterday, bars warrants by the state treasurer and auditor for the commission. Bond set at 3000 dollars. The motion was argued by A L Crisman through his attorneys, with a Superior Court review possible if the act is found constitutional. The commission has 201 days to answer, then 19 days for a demurrer before further hearing.
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Cattleman Dies From Hotel Fire Injuries in Mesa
A cattleman who was among four men seriously burned in the Alamora hotel dive fire last Friday morning died Tuesday at Comments hospital. Henry JH Scorse, one of the injured, succumbed to burn injuries.
Temporary Pasture Plans Eyed By Nogales Chamber
In Nogales Arizona on April 20 the Angeles Chamber of Commerce backs developing pasture options in northern Mexico to ease feed shortages. A county agricultural agent is urged to coordinate through farm bureaus and a plant plan tied to Senate Bill 109. The Chamber offers its Nogales office and a three member committee to push the project with University Extension Service cooperation for a part time agent starting July 1.
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Sant Cruz County
Two Mexican police officers slain in raid on dance hall
In Agua Prieta Sonora two Mexican police were killed during a raid on a dance hall as officers argued over command. Initial reports from Douglas say the clash occurred early today amid the operation.
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Negro on trial for murder in Nogales
Perry Hooper, a Black man, faces murder charges in Globe Superior Court for the killing of Delma Rodger in a shack on Grand Avenue. County Attorney De Reimer and J Robins prosecute. Trippett and Stovall defend. Jury seated after a gunfight left a sergeant dead and two others injured. Price 312 cents per pound referenced as mines grapefruit mention.
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School primer objected to by science church
Phoenix April 20 objections raised to sections in four primers used in public schools amid debates over science content and religious influence with parents and educators weighing impact on curriculum.
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Phoenix Man Sentenced 33 Years for Embezzlement
A Phoenix man received a 33 year sentence for embezzlement, with terms from three to five years in Florence state penitentiary after pleading guilty to using $199.99 from an Elo Paso company. Judge RC Stanford noted gambling losses as the motive while the case awaited board actions.
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Tucson Votes Bond for Big High School
Tucson residents approved a bond issue of 750,000 for a new high school building to house 1500 students, with no organized opposition and a 4 to 1 majority. The present school is crowded with classes in basement rooms as civic clubs rallied in support.
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Excellent Chautauqua program for Tombstone
Advance information on the Ellison White Chautauqua program for Tombstone lists lectures, entertainment, and music. Dates set for May 6 and 7 feature Olivar Mania, Filipino musicians, violinist Alexander Skibinsky with Edna Jones and Catherine Peterson, plus Orvida Ladies Quartet. Also scheduled are Marion Ballot Fisk, J C Herbsman lecture, Fay Epperson, and Stefansson films. A board session continued with adoption of study materials.
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Knight
Owners urged to test gasoline pumps for accuracy
State Inspector Raymond Dyas warns that regular testing by pump owners prevents pumps from being condemned for repair. He says a service station pump is a liquid measure and must be as accurate as any other, urging owners to use tested one to five gallon measures for self checks.
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State restricts road equipment funding delay
Phoenix April 20 7 The legislature postponed funding to receive federal gear limiting the highway department to available equipment. Idaho and other states approve 200000 for equipment. counties asked how many Indian and Harley Davidson motorcycles they will receive for road patrol use and motorcycle police.
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Mountain Lion Trapped Near Mingus Mountain Quest
Rancher K Pratt reports a mountain lion incident on Mingus Mountain during a new trail project from Yeager area. A confrontation occurred with path builders on forest land, the cat fled uphill and was later found trapped after a struggle, with measurements indicating a large animal.
Daily Wireless Market Report for County Agents
The Agricultural Extension service in Arizona partners with the Bureau of Markets to issue daily wireless market reports. Beginning in April, reports will be sent from Omaha, Bellefonte, St Louis, and Washington DC. About six thousand operators nationwide can receive the free service through county agents coordinating with local wireless stations. The radio signal will be 11:15 AM for Livestock, 2:15 PM for hay and potatoes, and 5 PM for general market news, with future details to follow.
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