Democrats Urged to Survey State Conference Voter Sentiment
A statewide push urges Democratic county chairmen and precinct men to conduct a thorough survey of public conditions so Tucson delegates at the May 15 state conference can gauge real sentiment. The letter, from M Ho MeCALLA, urges unity, restraint on pledges, and full county delegations to influence the nomination process and ensure fair statewide support.
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Tucson
Moh
Unites
Democratic Party
M. Ho Mecalla
Democratic State Central Committee
Foster Named New City Manager in Phoenix
Phoenix April 24 W C Foster former secretary and treasurer of Phoenix Savings Bank and Trust will be the new city manager under the May 1 administration. The appointment had been an open secret for a week with public announcement pending and was strongly expected if the Taxpayers ticket won.
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Phoenix
W. C. Foster
Phoenix Savings Bank and Trust Company
Foster
Visit From Arizona Pioneer Relives Early Days
Walter Upward, wife of Oakland, recounts experiences in Chiricahua and West West ranch country during a visit to James Brophy of Peel. He recalls Geronimo era, first pumping plants, and rough ranch life, saying Arizona fever could lure him back to Tucson for cattle business, after touring from Tombstone to Pearce and the old West Weil ranch.
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Apel
Walter Upward
Oakland
Cal
Simos Sumay
James Brophy
Peel
Taysen
Cophice County
Chirueahua Cate Company
Chittealua
Empany
Arizomi
Newcomer
Gleeson, Courtland
Pearce
Tombstone
West West
Morse Canyon
Si Geronimo
Fr. Bowie
San Mero
Shoresale
Arizona
California
Tucson
Pearse
Interstate rail rate rehearing set for June in three states
Phoenix April 26 The interstate commerce commission set dates for the June rehearing of a joint Arizona New Mexico Nevada plan to cut interstate passenger fare rates by 12 cents per mile. A. A. Betts of the Arizona corporation commission reported hearings will be held in the three affected states. Kingman Gold values at Katherine mine rise with depth and Treasure Vault mine installs new machinery.
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Phoenix
Arizona
New Mexico
Nevada
Interstate Commerce Commission
A. A. Betts
Arizona Corporation Commission
Kingman
Katherine Mine
Mize
Forest fire fighters cleared to cross line for battles
After two years the forestry service gains permission for United States fire crews to cross the Mexico border to battle fires before crossing entry. Supervisor Calkine in Nogales reports the approval amid dry conditions and prior fires carried by south winds into Meixco. Officials hope quick action will protect forests on this side.
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Forestry Service
United States
Ktumted
Sestehdas Ty Hh
Calkilie
Fae
T. A. Sanches
Leutenant
Ukral
Sonerads
Forestey
Chamber of Commerce
Nogales
Arigna
Calkine
Ufficiais
Meaion
Wisin
Outre Stapes
Lefiere
Forest Fire Near Jaritax Mountain Reined In
A forest fire burning Tuesday near Jaritax mountain and south of the Mine was reported nearly extinguished as wind eased. Mexican settlers aided efforts to control the blaze after a drop in wind, with crews battling dense brush along the boundary line and fearing spread toward the American side.
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Thoson
Jaritax
Forestey Settine
Mevican Pettlers
Oleson
Nogaler Mn
Arizona to Be Factory State Says Speaker
Phoenix April 27 John A Crook Denver engineer told the United States Good Roads association convention that Arizona can become a major manufacturing state with 56 cities over 5000 population. He compared Phoenix and Prescott to Cincinnati and Cleveland, urged westward population and vast copper wealth, and called for two transcontinental highways with supporting roads reaching every village and farm. Tucson machinery at Sunshine mine was noted as a daily 25 handling detail.
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Arizona
John A. Crook
Denver
United States Good Roada Association
Ohio
Cincinnati
Cleveland
Arizoma
Prescott
Crook
Rocky Mountain
Mississippi Valley
Pacific Coast
Pacific
Alladin
Governor Lops 72,600 From Appropriations Highlighted
The governor vetoed segments of the appropriation bill totaling 72,600, striking items across departments to preserve essential operations. The action followed lengthy legislative debate, with emergency funds totaling 5,909,121 for state operations and cuts to travel, clerical help, and various board and commission budgets.
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Ernest Mo Hall
Atte Departmentis
Meginnine
Svanton
Coman
Secretary of State
Capitol
Furnaceman
Nogales
Ofice
State Water Commissioner Special Services
State Land Commission
State Board of Education
Livestock and Range News From Phoenix District
General improvement shown in rations and cattle as rain is badly needed in the northeast. Pastures in the south and stock in the Term section show better conditions. sheep shearing nearly complete and wool quality excellent. Temperatures rose in south central April 20. initial warmth followed nine day period of 133 degree excess deficiency, aiding crops respond to sunshine and warmth.
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Phoenix
Weather Bureau
Organization elects heads on chaotic Arkansas reelection note
A disrupted report notes Arkansas governor reelection alongside federal and state policies. It cites Townsend and Townsend era figures, lists attendees Bran don Matar Alvert Thorton and others, and hints at resolutions debated at a convention. The piece references federal state powers and highway policy impact across states.
Elks Hold Services for Wreck Victim J Ap ton
In Rishes April 27 a crowded lodge room paid last respects to brother J Ap ton. Funeral rites included solos by Mrs B C David and a eulogy by Elder Larsen of the Latter Day Saint faith. Pallbearers included City Marshal William Brukfield and others. Body departed for Henson then train to Safford for Friday burial accompanied by widow Mrs Pearl Kempton and brother Nathan Kempton.
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William Sherrill
Tom Mooney
J. W. Hogan
Baptist Caretto
Henson
Safford
Pearl Kempton
Nathan Kempton
Reading Towns
The
Elks
New Mexico Sheriff Loses Man Caught In Flagstaff
Flaupiarr, ara. apr 24 Jim Dolan atias Jole Kelly alias Swayne was arrested here last week by City Marshal RL Neill on advice that he was wanted for robbing a. More in Mountain Air NX. On Sunday Sheriff John Block of Torres county NM arrived to take the man back to Estancia for trial. Rube cautioned the sheriff to be careful ac in his opinion the prisoner was a bad hombre. They left here on No. 22. A few hours later Rube got 2 wire asking him to rearrest the man ponsible, an he had escaped from the train.
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Rube
University Week Opens in Tucson With Wide Attendance
Visitors from across the state descend on Tucson for the annual University Week program. The event begins at the university and runs through today and tomorrow attracting many sections of the state.
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Tucson
Buried Beside Husband for Woman Slain Long Ago
A long ago murder case unfolds as the woman believed slain is to be buried beside her husband. The narrative describes investigators, witnesses, and the community's response, detailing the events surrounding the crime, the alleged assailant, and subsequent proceedings.
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Boty
Husband
George Harben Found Dead at Flagstaff
Phoenix April 27 George Harben former assistant attorney general was found dead in his bed at Flagstaff yesterday morning telegram from there says His partner FOM Gould county attorney of Coronine county is in the city Harben practiced law in Mohave county ten years ago He was selected by Attorney General Wiley E Jones as his assistant and served most of the six years in that role He resigned then moved to Flagstaff to work as assistant county attorney He had been in Phoenix about three weeks and was thought healthy though suffering heart ailment.
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Phoenix
George Harfen
Flagstaff
Iter
Fom Gould
Coronine County
Harben
Mohave County
Attorn Neral Wiley E. Jones
Jones
Gold
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