Cochise School Masters Barbecue Honors County educators
School masters and mistresses from across Cochise county gathered in Webb for the first annual Cochise County School Masters Association barbecue. The program featured welcome by Douglas Superintendent H. K. Souers, remarks by Nelson Brown, and Butler of the University of Arizona on community educational cooperation. A football-style game caped the day with Douglas leading 1 to 0 against Bisbee, and illustrating lively participation by teachers in studentlike play as local teams competed.
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Webb
Lule
Cochise Ty
HK Souers
Douglas
Scomisters Club
Nelen Brown
Reon Butler
Engineering Department
University of Arizona
University
Ely
de. Carlsoy
Doug Aftertiton
Ath Tay
Potter
Bisteo
Agricultural stock reports bill passes in Senate
Phoenix April 17 Judus reports that a 70 000 livestock stock reports appropriation was approved by the Senate to fund the U S bureau of market and crop estimates headquartered in Phoenix. Arizona will receive funds to prepare timely estimates of cattle livestock available for the market, according to J M Harrison chief of the livestock bureau.
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Phoenix
Senate
Washington
Unitef States Bureau of Market and
Arizona
J. M. Harrison
Officer Heads to Nogales to Seize California Convict
Nogales Ariz April 20 Chief of Police Jay Lowe received a telegram saying an officer from San Quentin Cal is en route to capture Mart Laprade an escapee who was seized in Nogales on reentry from Mexico. Laprade fled after escaping a road camp in California six months ago having served six months of a two year burglary sentence.
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Nogales
Ariz
Jay Lowe
San Quentin
Cal
Mart Laprade
United States
Mexico
Californix
Highway Worker Drops Dead After Collapse in Miami
Ernest Collings, a state highway department employee, died suddenly Saturday night after collapsing on the sidewalk at the corner of Keystone avenue and Sullivan street in Miami Arizona. The article notes the location and timing of the incident and identifies his occupation.
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Miami Ariz
Ernest Collings
State Highway Department
Miami-superior Road
Keystone Avenue
Sullivan Street
License plates bid notices in Phoenix amid cost concerns
Secretary of State Nest Hall announced bids for the 1923 license plates to be advertised within two weeks. The plan calls for iron sheet plates with raised figures, using the same numbering system as before, and about 35,000 plates will be ordered.
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Phoenix
Apell
Nest Ko Hall
Hall Aditval
Hall
Arizona
Amendmethis Pr Mus
Hill
Stand up couple at checks on WM rely and took French fare
A terse note describes a couple standing at checks on WM reliance and taking French fare last Thursday. It mentions no explicit names, dates, or locations beyond a vague reference to the week prior.
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Wmrely
Thursby
Extradition sought in Holbrook bank case in Arizona
Governor Campbell issued a writ for the extradition to Arizona of Beers and Rogers from Albuquerque New Mexico tied to perjury charges in a Holbrook bank scandal. Reynolds and Turbeville named in alleged cover ups with Turbeville, former Holbrook State Bank cashier, at center of the accusations. Fairfield closed the Holbrook bank months earlier. Indictments pending as charges claim obstruction of a state bank statute and forged statements.
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Phoenix
Apel
Ariana
Beers Wid
Albmquerque
Campbell Indictreento
Nes
Holbreak
Arizon Me. Reynolds
Rogers
Albu Cpeeryue
I Ro Tarheville
Hotbrook State Tank
Arizona
Loys
Kernoise
Turbeville
Holbrook Bank
Amstor Fairfield
Bill To Build Cold Dam Proposed In House
Republican Rep Swing of California says a measure will be introduced to build four dams at Bobider canyon and connect lands with the Imperial valley. A tentative agreement includes reducing cost to 45 million and offering former service men preferred claims on unsettled trenches irrigation via canal.
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Apel
Republican
Bobider Canyon
Wloraile
Imperial Valley
Califori
Arietta
California
Davis
Auto Long Gone but Litigation Continues in Yuma
In Yuma Arizona on April 17 attorney Francis Hiartiman for Southern Pacific spoke of two cases against Thomas Dr Molloy being delayed until June. The Molloy case, in litigation for about 12 years, began in justice court and concerns freight for the shipment of an early automobile now worn out, serving as a reminder of its former grandeur.
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Yuma
Ariz
Francis Hiartiman
Southern Pacific Company
Arizona
Bricera
The
Southern Pacific
Thomas Dr. Molloy
Molloy
Court House
Justce
Yura
Justie Court
Superior Court
Estaver murder trial ends in hung jury in Detroit man case
Jurors in the Estaver murder trial fail to reach a verdict after 12 hours of deliberation in Tucson. Judge Patter discharged the panel and set a May 15 retrial for William S. Estaver of Detroit. In San Simon, a April 29 barbecue and rodeo will fund the Sean Simon church with calf branding, ball games and other sports, a small admission charged and proceeds aiding the church.
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Tucson
Ariz
William S. Eetaver
Detroit
Samuel J. Patter
Superior Court
Dudae Pattee
Estuver
San Simon
Sean Simon Church
Townsend
False Arrest Claims Arise in Prescott Case
Prescott Arizona April held in district court as Dave Lanott, taal proprietor, sues Walter Perry, alleging wrongful arrest and damages. Perry seeks $2,500 claiming loss due to alleged improprieties and misconduct during the period of about twenty days.
Copper plates shipped to Douglas motorists this week
Copper fiume plates for phenutas automobile owners were received by the Evaelde ehommber of connere Saturday tr . The plates bear the name of the city with no letters on a background of suet copper and will be attached to Heense plates. Douglas residents will pay cost price for the 100 plates in this shipment. Phoenix originated the idea to advertise the city, with Globe Tucson and others ordering.
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Phenutas
Evaelde
Connere
Pogelas
Phoenix
Lusine
Globe
Tucson
Florence
Presott
Fitea
Purchased Vineyard at La Yuma Sparks Regional Interest
A visiting party from Reedlex Cal a group of vine yardiste examined Vera Vil da Weller unit and discussed early shipping crops. They purchased land in Reedley and Lodi with several 160 acre parcels among Folendort Huey Dewane and Phelps, signaling immediate development plans.
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Phelps
Thorber Named New Dean of Agriculture at Tucson
At a board of regents meeting Professor J. A. Thorber was chosen to succeed W. Working as dean of the college of agriculture. He will assume duties July 1 and has long service as a professor, head of botany, and director of the university experiment station.
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Tucson
Apri
Board of Regents
A. Thorber
College of Agriculture
University
Dying in Nogales pool hall a man slain in midnight melee
Police responded to a Morley avenue disturbance in Nogales Sonora. Oscar Fried man once from San Francisco died after an altercation with a chauffeur named Loco. A relative believes the attacker struck the victim with a pocket knife. No arrests reported.
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Nogales
Ariz
Morley Avenue
Bowie
Texas
St. Johns
New Mexico
Babbitt Brothers Seek 10000 Steers for Spring Delivery
April 25 report from Secretary Stephens of the Livestock Sanitary board Phoenix notes Babbitt Brothers Trading Company seeks 10 000 head of steers or more for spring delivery. Stockmen should contact Babbitt in Phoenix or Flagstaff as substantial livestock sales occur at good prices for this time of year.
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Phoenix
Babbitt Brothers Trading Company
Stephens
Livestock Sanitary Boon
Babbitt
Flagstaff
Arizona Industrial Congress to Unite State's Revival
The Phoenix report outlines Arizona emerging from a deep downturn as cattle and copper rebound. It highlights a new state wide organization, the Arizona Industrial Congress, uniting all industries to push development, markets, and water resources for recovery and growth. Prominent role for the Arizona Pima Cotton Growers' Association supports cotton finance and cooperative marketing to stabilize prices and sustain production.
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Phoenix
Ariz
Apelit
Arizona
Sumolnine
Diasolar
Suitelble
New Mexico
Salt River
Arixenans
War Finance Corporation
Arizona Pima Cotton Growers’ Association
Oklahoma Growers’ Association
Arizona Industrial Coptress
Arizona, Industrial Congress
Vanique
Fial Statioitte
Directura
Anl
Uivestork
Akron
Colorado River
Frid Latte
Evnia
Stowe
Jessen
AL Othe
County taxes unpaid in Yavapai county proceed
With one week left to avoid penalties, about 75,000 dollars of the 950,000 dollars in Yavapai county taxes remain unpaid as of April 26 in Prescott.
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Prescott
Aew
Yavapai County
Funeral Held Today for Dilly Nichols Jailer at County Jail
The funeral for Dilly Nichols, longtime county jailer, is set for today at 4 oclock in the alvermonn, with the Rev Mr. Comstock officiating. Interment will follow in the Kike plot at Beererean cemetery, as details of his life and service are recalled in a hometown obituary.
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Dilly" Nichols
Tvecson
Billys Nichely
Webu
oPelock
Fesilenes
North Sith Ovenne
Comstock
Praswr
Beererean
Reilly Tatenaking
Fey Nishote
Mapu
Cal
Arie
Pest Trip
Feveun
Menenti
Ebainanit
Ome
Yours Nichols
JM. Nichy
West
Billy Sicnom
Napa
Mise
Agnes May Zoliner
Nape
Tombstone
Tucson
Zantagras
el Dorado County
California
Aw Urn
Calif
Billy Nichols
Californi
Congress Street
Nichols
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