Knights of Pythias Elect State Officers in Bisbee
Grand lodge session closes with afternoon officer election and a grand banquet attended by about 250. John F. Ross named supreme representative to act as state delegate at the supreme lodge meeting. Next grand lodge session set for October in Tucson with officers elected for both Knights and Pythian Sisters. The evening program included vocal and musical acts featuring local groups and attendees.
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THIAN
Bisbee
Grand Lodge
Knights of Pythias
Pythian Sisters
John F. Ross
Supreme Lodge
Tucson
Quet A. Moff
Krad
Walter Bo Nash
Hayden
J. Knox Xurt
Miami
Claude W. Cle ¥. Proenix
Arme
Thomas H. Bate
Prescott
I E. Wootton
A. J. Mathews
Tempe
Grand
Florence Bates
May
Helle Kent
Georgia Auentin
Frankie Howell
Douglas
Grand Mis Tree
Eleanor Didis
King Man
Stand Protector
Annie Hart
Grand Outer Guard
Alice Menzies
Emma Clark
Herbert Hall
Bisbee High School Glee Club
Mr. Jackson
H. B. Johnson
Knights of Pythias Quartet
Tom Brown
J. G. Bertindis
Tom Snell
W. C. Bair
School di Pythian Sistere
Commission Returns From State Tax Tour
The Arizona state tax commission wraps up a ten day tour of Yuma Mohave and Yavapai counties with a stop in Los Angeles. Chairman Charles By Howe notes Kathrine mine near Kingman shows development potential as gold value rises postwar. The group also reviewed tax returns for Standard Oil Santa Fe and Rockefeller holdings in racksheemer amid copper district retrenchment.
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Phoenix
Yuma
Mohave
Yavapai
Los Angeles
State Tax Commission
Charlies
Howe
Kingman
Wate Sn
Kathrine
Sutro
San Francisco
Kathrine District
Standard Ofl
Santa Fe
Rockefeller
Racksheemer
H. J. Whitely
Com
Rail road land apportionment changes proposed
The Santa Fe commission examined proper allocation of railroad holdings in the state between operative and nonoperative lands and suggested changes that would raise the taxable value of these properties. The proposal indicates an increase in assessed values as part of the commission’s actions.
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Santa Fe
United Verde to shut down within ten days
Douglas, Apr 16. The United Verde Extension will cease production of copper within 1 days, George Kingdon, general manager, announced yesterday. He is en route to Jerome to arrange the shutdown after discussions with directors. The low copper market is expected to persist about eight months.
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Douglas
Apri
United Verde
George Kingdon
Kingdon
Jerome
East
Directore
Kinkdon
Water right suits set hearings in Little Colorado area
Phoenix April 21 The state water commissioner Norviel served papers and scheduled hearings for contested water rights of the Little Colorado and its tributaries. Cases include Slade versus Burgess Pearce Udall and Witbank to be heard Springerville May 31 over Water Canyon rights. Further suits by Lyman Water Co. against Colter the Jolly estate and Jarvas are set for June 2.
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Phoenix
Norviel
Little
Colorado
J. H. Slade
Jay Burgess
Joseph H. Pearce
Joseph K. Udall
Harry Udall
C E. Witbank
Springerville
Water Canyon
C . Wiltbank Et al
George A. É . Eager
St. Jobs
Lyman Water Company
Fred Colter
J.B. Jolly
Joseph E Jarvas
Charles Day Sentenced to Seven Years in Oklahoma Penitentiary
Charles Day, 18, arrested by Constable Patterson in Chirica huis for ranch house robbery and linked to two horse thefts in Oklahoma, pled guilty in Jefferson County Oklahoma Superior Court and was sentenced to seven years. Sheriff W J Ballard conveyed the order and returned Day to Douglas from Waurika.
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Douglas
Charles Day
Patterson
Chiricahuis
Oklahoma
Superior Court
Jefferson County
W. J. Ballard
Murchison
Ballard
Waurika
Okla
Elias Company Ships 1000 Cattle Through Naco Port
A shipment of 1000 head of cattle via Naco was sent yesterday by Elias, Camu and Company. Twenty nine cars carried the cattle, en route to Mexico City for central Mexico markets. Quarantine regulations prevented an alternative port shipment, Elias stated.
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Douglas
Naco
Elias, Camu and Company
Mexico City
Mexico
L Ellas
Labor official to attend conference with federal labor head
Joseph Lord of the state industrial commission said he planned to go to Los Angeles for a conference with Hywel Davies, federal labor administrator for the southwest. The note adds reference to previous Tennessee context.
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Phoenix
Joseph Lord
State Industrial Commission Today
Los Angeles
Hywel Davies
The
Southwest
Weaacke Nessee
Law Enforcement Leader Accused in Jail Break Case
Dr. Harry A. Hughes Sr., president of the Starsco County Law Enforcement League, is arrested on a charge of helping his son escape Buckeye jail. The son, Dr. Harry A. Hughes Jr., was rearrested. both released on recognizance to appear in Buckeye for arraignment Friday.
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Harry A. Hughes
Starscope County
Dr. Hugues
Buckeye
F. R. Mitten
Hughes,Sr
Phoenix
Dr. Hughes, Sr
THESE EGGS WERE IN BAD COMPANY SO WAS THE MAN
Arizona reports variable spring weather with light rains and dry spells. Stock movements continue toward pasture in the north while southern ranges suffer from poor forage and water shortages. Beef and sheep shipments rise from the lower country as pasturage improves in Coconino, with lamb crops generally small and farm work pushed in irrigation districts. A wage cut dispute hits Copper Queen and Calumet and Arizona Mining firms, reducing pay for salaried workers effective May 1, 1921, with substantial rollbacks across multiple wage brackets. An Arizona rancher faces arrest after a tip leads to discovery of moonshine under eggs in a basket, with further searches uncovering still components and mash. Plans are announced to employ Glebe men on state road work in Gila County, in coordination with local contractors to advance the Superior Mintal highway project.
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Phoenix
Apra
Pinedale
Coconine
Flagstaff
Wrather
Flan
Co “Conino
Arizona
S. B. Price
Glendale
Haze Dutch
Price
Price Ranch
Burch
Seacre
Bailey hearing delayed until after May
Bisbee April 21 Preliminary examination of L R D Bailes Bisbee postmaster arrested for appropriating postal savings funds to his own use will not be held here before May 4 due to absence of the U S attorney at Tucson Information received by James Allison U S commissioner Bailey remains in the city jail held incommunicado with a $50 000 bond and cannot receive visitors except in the presence of federal officers.
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Bisbee
L. R. D Bailes
United States
Tucson
James Allison
U. S
Baileys
Farm hand gored to death by bull at university farm
Tucson April 20 Lev Marble 50 a farm hand at the University of Arizona extension farm was killed after entering a bull pen against farm rules. The bull charged crushed him against a fence tossed him in the air a companion rescued him but he died shortly afterward.
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Tucson
University of Arizona Extension Farm
Body of Charles J McNally Found Near Prescott
The body of Charles J McNally 58 was found today by searchers two days after he disappeared from his cabin 17 miles south of Prescott. An inquest was ordered by the coroner as his wife reported he failed to come to Prescott. He wore slippers when he left the cabin and had his gun but left clothing and money behind. The cause of death is unspecified.
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Prescott
Charles J. McNally
Millet
Here
McNally
Pat Murphy killed on Superior Road in Globe Arizona
Globe Arizona April 20 Patrick Murphy of Globe died when a rock loosened by wind toppled from a cliff where he worked on the Miami Superior Medway. The body will be taken to Globe after residing in Superior. Survived by a wife and one child.
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Superior Road
Globe
Ariz
Miami Superior Medway
Patrick Murphy
Superior
Arizonans Arrested In El Paso For Tequila Cache
El Paso Texas April 20 Tex McBride and Frank McCond of Phoenix Arizona were arrested on prohibition violations. Authorities said the car they rode in carried 10 cases of tequila.
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EL Paso
Texas
Tex McBride
Frank McCond
Phoenix
Ariz
Delegates Attend Convention From Local Counties
Delegates attend a convention with three from Maricopa County and others from Cachixe, Pima, and Pinal counties, reflecting regional participation.
Calumet & Arizona Smelters Shut Down at End of Shift
UGLAS April 21 Calumet & Arizona smelters closed yesterday after a curtailment drive. Forty five workers will be reformed while one furnace remained active last week. Col John Greenway, general manager, visited with Harry Clark to review plans for the property.
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Uglas
Calumet & Arizona
John Greenway
Harry Clark
Bankhead route left intact for Arizona highway plan
April 21 Nogales Ariz an Arizona county delegation will not oppose routing changes to the Bankhead highway through Arizona. County Engineer Lefebvre says the Arizona delegation agreed not to fight the road's path. In Nogales a Ford truck driver losing control crashed into the city park sidewalk, injuring two Black soldiers and a civilian who was pushed into a brick wall.
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Tucson
Muricopo County
Arizona
Woods
Board of Supervisors
Lefebvre
Nogales
Ariz
Nogales Ice Cream Co
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GH. Dowell
Calumet and
Arigna
Upti
MI Omen
Phelps Dodge Corporation
H. Dowell
Coppersteen
Valles
Phoenis
State Highway Department
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Superior Mintal
Forees
Theard
Fawcett
Tacxor
Hoops
Mamawanis
Bailey
Iing
Pat Murphy
First National Bank OF
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Federal Reserve System
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Bankhead
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Bank OF Security and Service