Tucson Strike Ends As Rail Traffic Nears Normal
Tucson’s railroad strike ended with nearly all workers on the Southern Pacific and the El Paso & Southwestern returning to duty. Embargoes on other roads remained, limiting freight movement though EP & SW traffic improved. Rail officials noted wages were not the direct issue and blamed younger workers seeking union changes.
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Tucson
Southern Pacific
el Paso & Southwestern
William Wilson
Yuma
Wilson
R. E. Belton
E. P
Charges wife threatened life and eloped in his car
Tucson April 22. Peter Denaro files in superior court for divorce against Faye Denaro claiming she threatened him with a six shooter robbed him of 560 dollars and used his automobile to elope with another man. J W Laycox attorney for the plaintiff filed the suit.
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Tucson
Peter Denaro
Faye Denaro
J. W. Laycox
Superintendent Wilson 18 Accused of Battery in Tucson
William Wilson division superintendent of Southern Pacific was charged with battery in a complaint filed before Judge Oscar Pease by brakeman E. E. Stud. Stud says Wilson used violence when he wanted to quit work Monday. The warrant was served yesterday. hearing date not yet set.
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Tucson
William Wilson
Southern Pacific
Oscar Pease
E. E. Stud
Wilson
Mr. Wilson
Skeleton on desert Phoenix car found burned on road
Mystery surrounds a charred skeletal frame of a Hudson six motor car found on the Wome road about three miles west of Phoenix last night. The car bears the summer 27999.
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Desert Phoenix
Wome Road
Phoenix
Mine wages must go up in state says McCluskey
Arizona mine owners face higher wage scales to attract competent white labor says H S McClusky, International Union leader. He toured Globe district finding more foreign labor, miners leaving for coast and ships yards with higher pay. In San Francisco he noted Arizona miners drawn there, some aiming for Australia with lucrative jobs. He cites Arizona mucker wage at 6.15 per day.
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Phoenix
Arizona
H. S McClusky
International Union of Aevil and Smelter
McClusky
Globe District
San Francisco
McCluskey
Mgo
Australia
Doctor gets prison term for assault with deadly weapon
Dr Thomas Francis Campbell a 60 year old Wickenburg physician was sentenced by Judge Stanford to one to three years in the penitentiary after a jury found him guilty of assault with a deadly weapon for shooting Henry O Brien on January 143 following a quarrel over Vera Mort an English girl O Brien is in Yavapai county jail for immigration law violations Miss Mort was taken to Tucson to await immigration officials decision
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Phoenix
Thomas Francis Campbell
Wickenburg
Stanford
Ciege
Henry O Brien
Vera Mort
O'Brien
Yavapai
Mise Mort
Miss Mort
Tucson
Arizona commission to hear jitney operator applications
The Arizona Corporation Commission will hold two hearings in Douglas next Monday to consider applications for certificates of convenience and necessity to operate motor vehicles for hire. The hearings will determine which jitney operators may begin service in the area.
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State Commission
Douglas
Arizona Corporation Commission
Douglass Stymn
Tucson central trades labor council condemns overall movement
The Tucson Central Trades and Labor Council condemned the Overalls Club at a meeting last night. They argued the fad would not lower clothing costs and would burden laboring men, prompting passage of resolutions denouncing the movement.
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Tucson Central Trades, Labor Council
Tucson
Tucson Central Trades and Labor Council
Fourteen Picket Fight Sends Men and Officer to Hospitals
In Butte on April 21, a clash on the Anaconda road near the Neversweat mine left fourteen strike pickets and one policeman hospitalized with gunshot wounds. County Attorney Rotering opened an investigation into the shooting as mine guards and LWU pickets clashed amid a Metal Mine Workers strike demanding a $7 daily wage and prison releases.
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Butte
Mont
Industria Worklore of the World
Anaconda Road
Neversweat
N. A. Rotering
LW. W
Simon Rooming
Wootten trial evidence clash over Ingraham deposition
In a key moment of the Wootten trial the state offered evidence to contradict Clarence Ingraham’s deposition by showing he had a different man named Brown in mind when he testified about offering to move Brown from a deportation line in Warren on July 12, 1917. Ingraham died soon after the trial began. defense witnesses had earlier testified, and the court adjourned until Monday as Judge Pattee weighs the deposition issue and the state seeks to finish rebuttal.
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Frank J. Vaughn
Bis[be
Asd
Harry Wheeler
Wheeler
U.S
LW. W
ALF
Frank J. Holman
Phoenix
A. F
Aind
Brown
Wootten
W. W
Mr. Burges
Charney Crossing
Douglas
Washington
Central Trades Council of
Harry
Josh
Clarence Ingraham
Warren
Ingraham
Bisbee
H. D. Midkiff
Tom Foster
Globe
Thi
ER. N. Fremeh
French
Globe 1
Ed Massey
Massey
R. N. French
Campbell
Pattee
T. L. McCoy
Arnold C. Cole
Lowell
Thomas English
Florence
Belmont Hotel
John 4. Ryan
Jas
Waard
Harry Midkiff
Shief
H. D. Midkitt
el Paso
Cane
Dan M. Jackson
Tombstone
S. Bukovich
Austria
Ralph Hart
Hereford
R. A. Loomis
Ine
Ed Demax
Bob Fourr
Fourr
Hukovich
Hart
Dan
Round-Up of Income Tax Slackers to Begin Soon
Washington reports that over 200,000 firms and individuals failed to file proper returns under revenue laws in the past two years. In six months ending February 1, the revenue bureau collected 19.051 million dollars in delinquent income and luxury taxes, and a new roundup covers the period with returns due March 15.
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Washington
Bureau of Internal Revenue
Williams
County Records Audit Teams Headed to Yuma
Doane Ser AM state examiner and Hugh C Morrison his new assistant have gone to Yuma to check county records. The work will occupy about three weeks.
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Phoenix
Apri
Doane Ser AM
Hugh C. Morrison
Yuma
Little Girl Struck by Automobile in Mesa
Four year old Virgini Armstrong, daughter of Mr and Mrs J J Armstrong, living on the state highway west of Mesa, was struck by a car as she began crossing the road near dusk on Monday. She suffered a crushed forehead and eye area, was knocked unconscious, and remained unconscious with no change in condition by late evening.
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Mesa
Virgini Armstrong
J. J. Armstrong
Lmits
Lince
Striking Nogales railroad talks seek restart under owners
Delegates from Nogales chambers of commerce in Sonora and Arizona meet to resolve friction with the Southern Pacific de Mexi co. Strikers operate the line under state control and seek restoration of ownership, wage scale, and working conditions for three months in return for union recognition. Governor de la Huerta's supporters say control should be temporary.
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Nogales
Sonora
Arizona
Chambers of Commerce
Southern Pacific de Mexico
de la Huerta
Gasoline Shortage Hits Phoenix Roads
Phoenix on April 22 faced severe gasoline shortage as cars stalled on main streets. The scarcity drew strong demand, with motorists scrambling for fuel and whisky mentioned as scarce in the same breath.
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Phoenix
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