Perry Jones Trial On Today Builds Dormitories At Industrial School
The Perry Jones burglary case dominates today in the Superior Court at Gleeson. Governor Campbell and state commission members visited Fort Grant to plan two new dormitories for boys and girls, with construction set to begin soon after plans are approved.
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Industrial School
Thos, E Campbell
Andrew Baumert, Jr
John Rock
Tombstone
Commission of State Institutions
Fort Grant
Gey
BG. Durice
Dous
Buriew
Wien
Bing and
Lorie
Perry Jones
Gleeson
Jones
John Sanders
O. Gibson
Tucson
Tomstone
John Henry Lewis
Hud Kelly
Jick Carey
Linn Kenny
Lestie Shope
Jess Carlyle
Rudolph
Kenny
R Ko
Liberty Bond Debate Reflects Public Apathy and Confusion
The fragment discusses distrust of Liberty Bonds and the Phoenix appeal, noting low subscription in April and the need to reassure readers about patriotic investment. It mentions a state judge and citizenship examination context, with uncertain references to applicants and class distinctions amid political rhetoric.
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Phoenix
Usitel
United
Maddock Orders Longer Work Day At State Office
Arizona report discusses friction as State Engineer Maddock seeks a full eight hour day for office staff. Workers protest changes to a seven hour historic schedule noting consistency with other states. Judge Pattee in Tucson to decide Ben Clark salary suit linked to Governor's emergency measures and related legal actions against State Auditor Jesse Boyce.
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Yhobnin
Ariz
Maddock
Pattee
Phoenix
Judge Pattee
Tucson
Ben Clark
Attorney Jones
Jesse L. Boyce
Judys Pattee
Ben Cork
Morris Foley Tombstone Pioneer A Swers Final Roll Call
Obituary notice for Mrs. Morris Foley of Tombstone recounts her arrival from Gloucester Massachusetts in 1851, marriage to Morris Foley, and long life in Bisbee and Tombstone. It notes burial at Praternal Brotherhood plot and honors her as a western pioneer connected with mining communities. Attending were family members including John Foley and Mrs. Wn. Marden. community expresses sympathy.
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Morris Foley
Ue Og
St Blutes
Haste Church
Praternal Brotherhood
Pratepcat Brother
Woodman Chets
Miro Foley
Mre
Wn. Marden
Bisbee
John Foley
Amader City
California
Foley
Convict Land Agent of Expense Swindle at Mor Four
Aric april 21 Jexe Fain a land agent faced two indictments for alleged expense fraud against the government. He claimed to have paid two men Wendling and Rose for automobile hire while testimony suggested Fain used the funds personally. The court ordered three days of further proceedings and remanded him to county jail overnight.
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Pugenin
Aric
Focwer
Fai
Sawtelly
Setantion
Wendling
Rose
State Pharmacy Board Grants Licenses in PSCENIS
The State Pharmacy Board issued licenses to several applicants after successful completion of the examination held in April in this city. Names include J. Bernard McDhinald, Robt. T. Douglas, Harold Consway, D. P. stfsuball, Thatcher Lewis Martin, and others across Yuma Phoenix Glendale Mesa and Yuma.
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Douglas
J. Bernard McDhinald
Harold Consway
Phoovont
D. P. Stfsuball
Thatcher
Lewis Martin Marchant
LF Minor
Yuma
D. Db. Camp
Dougise
Jax W. Hale
Mesa
Allen Willcox
Phoenix
Geo. J. Laniry
Earl W. Hall
Glendale
B. Nixon
P. E. Ruggles
Earl C. Dennis
Man of Many Libel Suits Files Action in Arizona
Samuel Pandolfo, called the man of many libel suits, files another action in Phoenix seeking 3106.00 in damages against Morris Goldwater of Prescott. The suit expands from an earlier 1 million dollar case against the Arizona Bankers’ Association, with Pandolfo’s attorneys allowed to amend to name Goldwater among about sixty defendants.
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Arizona Phoenix
Arie
Samuel
Pandolfo
Morris Goldwater
Prescott
Arizona Bankers’ Association
Inetuds Goldwater
Goldwater Tech
Federt
Pan Moyter Company
St. Claw Minnesota
Meccime
Bankers” Association
Goldwater
Texas
Pandolto
Minnésota
Oe World
Chicago
Adams Starts Drilling 4 Texas Oil Field
Adams begins preparations to drill on lands in Texas with about 140 acres. He plans to commence drilling as soon as equipment is set up, aiming for early February activity and forming a small group of close friends to organize oil operations in the district.
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Adams
Ol Ben of
Texs
Adame
War Adams
Mtn
Colman City
Tombetone
Juar
Elf
Compre Oil
Tetas Ayts
Texas
Two More Arrests In Cattle Feud Sparks Tense Clash
Deputy Sheriff George Tales reports two additional arrests in the cattle feud as tension rises among factions. Charged with meddling and fence tampering, Dan Mathes and John Patrick face proceedings while Justice Wentworth schedules a preliminary hearing to address the broader dispute. Local authorities vow to end the wrangling.
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George Tales
Heven Smith
L. Dan Mathes
John Patrick
Henrtan
Justice of the Peace
Wentworth
Chinese Ignorance and Early War Loan Actions Reported
Report from Phoenix dated April 22 details Chinese nationals Ong Wing and Ah Foo arrested in Tempe for carrying beer and liquor, with six pints and twelve jugs seized. They claimed personal use and ignorance of prohibition laws. Also noted are early war loan efforts by Arizona supporters led by A. G. McAlister and Graham County volunteers.
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Thatcher
Arizona
A. G. McAlister
Graham County
Phoenix
Maricopa County
Woods
Tempe
Ong Wing
Ah Foo
San Francisco
Cutting Affray In Phoenix After Car Collision
P J Hill lies in a hospital under guard while Don Frank is in county jail following a dawn fight after a road collision near the Yaqui village. Hill is charged with driving under the influence. Frank with stabbing Hill. Hill's condition improved by late last night though injuries remain severe.
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Phoenix
P. J. Hill
Don Frank
Yaqui
Hin
Frank
Hill
Arizona Boys Reach Kearney Tomorrow
A detachment of the 158th regiment with Arizona men will arrive at Camp Kearney San Diego next Wednesday for demobilization. Colvent Harris left to San for San? The citizens committee plans a reception at Martcom with a special train on departure, and a reception for all returned men will be held here with salutes and marines present.
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Arizona
Kearney
Phoenix
158Th Regiment
Camp Kearney
San Diego
CW. Harris
Colvent Harris
San
Commminee
Mart. Com
Wiers
Sallete
Sottora
Agua Priva
Agua Veleta
Nicy
Sarah B. Fillies
Sonora
Conference of Arizona school authorities held in Bisbee
Superintendent Philbrook returned from Tacoon after a state conference of school authorities with more than 60 educators. Plans for a summer school in Bisbee were discussed and about 120 teachers from Arizona were expected to attend, starting late June and ending in August.
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Bisbee
Philbrook
Tacoon
Thin Tate
Mate Tple
Arizona
Cammer Senda
Land Office Seeks Protests on Land Selections in Arizona
United States Land Office at Phoenix announces selections under an act of Congress for lands in GSI and related townships. The notice invites protests or contests during five weeks of publication and before final approval, with official transit to the General Land Office. Dated Phoenix, Arizona, April 1979. J L Irvin, Register. Scott White, Receiver.
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United State Land Office
Phoenix
Arizona
Ely
Ely SE. See & Ese
Geuers Land Oolice
Arrstota
J. L. Irvin
Register
Scott White
Finer Pub
Land Patent Notice From Arizona General Land Office
During the five weeks period of publication of this notice or any time and certification this office will refer the same to the General Land Office in Phoenix Arizona J L Irvin Register records show first publication April 13 1919 with Section Township and Range references noted for parcels in New Mexico or nearby land records.
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General Land Office
Phoenix
Arizona
Notice of land selections under federal acts at Phoenix
United States Land Office in Phoenix announces selections of lands under the June 20 1910 act and subsequent acts. Applicants may protest during the period before final approval. The notices list township range and section details for lands intended for schools and universities. Protests must be filed in the General Land Office. The notices are dated March 2 1911 and March 16 1939 with officials Irvin and White.
Indemnity Land Selections Filed in Arizona Office
United States Land Office in Phoenix announces a filing under the June 24 act for indemnity lands. Applicants seek selection of lands described as part of Section 18 lot 1 2964-044 in the NE quarter. Filing records reference the act and state details for the School Indemnity Land Selections.
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State of
Arizona
Act of Congress
State Land Office Invites Objections to Indemnity Selections
United States Land Office in Phoenix announces a five week period for protests or contests to indemnity land selections under the 1910 act. The notice lists tracts in T 22 S R 23 E including Lots 3 and 4 and portions of the SWH. J. L. Irvin registers the land office transmission dated February 27 1919 with Scott White as receiver.
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