Stars In the Photoplay Sky WOLBROOK BLINN
Holbrook Blinn, a prominent strong man actor, born in San Francisco, known for roles in Sani tation Nell Becky Sharp Lights of London and The Boss. He stars in Pride in a McClure Pictures release part of the Seven Deadly Sins series with Shirley Mason George Le Gnere and others.
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Wolbrook Blinn
Holbrook Blinn
San Francisco
Stanford University
New York
United States
Nell
Becky Sharpe
London
Mr. Blinn
McClure Pictures
Drilling Resumes Soon in Bowie Field
In Bowie Field drilling is set to resume as equipment and personnel catch up after delays. Union officials expect operations to advance quickly once the train-delivered supplies arrive, with a test well showing promising signs as crews anticipate penetrating sands beyond 40 feet within a shift or two.
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Bishey
Beck
United States
Oland Refining Company
Los Angeles
Bowie Held
Ise
Relic Jar with Human Bones Found in Patagonia Addition
In July at East Patagonia Colonel R R Richardson unearthed a large pottery jar filled with burned human bones. The relics hail from a prehistoric Arizona race, common in the region but rarely found so well preserved, sparking debate among scientists over whether the inhabitants were Aztec or Toltec.
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New
East Patagonia
R. R. Richardson
Arizona
Esx
Prisoners Break From City Jail In Phoenix
For the second time in two weeks prisoners escaped the city jail by forcing an exit through the ceiling. The latest break occurred at about 5 30 PM with the same spot used previously. B C Senior and L E Baker were recaptured about an hour later. Caldwell's man and L D Holenbeck remained at large.
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Phoenix
B. C. Senior
L. E. Baker
Papo
South Avenue
J. T. Caldwell
L. D. Holenbeck
Liberty
State Rifle Team to Travel for National Shoot
The Tombstone state rifle team plans to depart next Tuesday to join peers in New Jersey for the national match. Governor Campbell advised arrival by July 1 as weather delayed practice. H. C. Kendall H. C. Wheeler and Norman Abell travel with wives to New York en route.
Lowering of Copper Co Valuation Sought in Phoenix
In Phoenix on July 3 Judge Ernest W. Lewis pressed the tax commission to reduce the valuation of the Channon Copper Company holdings sold to the Arizona Copps company arguing the property cannot fetch its former level. George Drysdale, superintendent, asked yesterday for a cut in the Arizona and New Mexico railroad valuation.
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Phoenix
Channon Copper Company
Arizona Copps Company
Ernest W. Lewis
Tax Commission
George Drysdale
Arizona and New Mexico Railroad
Ryan to Inspect Damage to Roads in Bisbee
County Engineer J C Ryan will leave for Pearce and Searvoss country to inspect damage from recent heavy rains. He drove from Tombstone to Benson, finding roads little damaged, though the Pearce to Searvoss road is washed out for about two miles with fill washed away in one stretch.
McClure Pictures Star Offers Home Cleaning Tip
Shirley Mason advises dissolving a quarter pound of pulverized saltpeter in a gallon of water to soak wallpaper before removal. The housewife remarks on her irritation as she tries to strip paper from the wall.
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Shirley Mason
McClure Pictures Star
Windows That Stick And How To Free Them
A reader asks about two kinds of stuck windows. For the stubborn pane, use a heavy blade and gloves to pry the sash from the frame, then insert a chisel or hatchet to loosen. If it still won’t budge, call a mechanic, though that’s unlikely. If the sash moves grudgingly, apply beef drippings to the pinched areas to ease operation.
Seeding on Bisbee Road Under Ban
Deputy Sheriff Goucher warns Bisbee Douglas motorists over speed on new paved highway segment. He plans arrests for violators, enforcing a 25 mile per hour limit, as traffic increases with opening of smelter area. He patrols by motorcycle and at various day times, noting risk of speeders.
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Douglas
Suc Boucher
Bisbee
Bisbee Boy Becomes American Consul in Guatemala
Bisbee residents learn that Joseph E. Maldonado, formerly an interpreter in Judge Hogan’s court, is en route from New Orleans to Guatemala to take a consular post. He previously served as Carl Nayde’s private secretary in Washington and later joined the Army before returning to accept the Madrid embassy appointment. His friends in Warren district rejoice at his rapid promotion while he notes a seamen's strike delays but enjoys Uncle Sam funded travel for himself and family.
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Justice Court
Hogan
Carl Nayde
Wasigtor
Wheateirs
Pou Mer Maldonado
Modrid
Maldonado
New Orleans
Sam
Warren District
Take Me Back to Arizona Ballad Echoes Frontier Myth
Fragment from a verse parade praising old Arizona days with gunsmoke, outlaws, and desert towns. It recalls cowboys, chases, and shootouts, vowing to return to a rugged frontier where law came by vigilante justice and brandished pistols ruled the plains. The piece blends myth and violence with nostalgic longing.
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Arizona
Arizon
Sheriffs Posse
Campbell’s Son Loses Hair in Prank at Flagstaff
About forty young men in Flagstaff including Brodie Campbell son of Governor Campbell had patches shaved after a prank. The incident began when Cornelius Buckley, a town boy, was clipped last Friday night. Buckley’s friends retaliated by capturing about twenty students and hair cutting followed, with barbering of those found.
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Northern Arizona Normal School
Brodie Campbell
Governor Campbell
Cornelius Buckley
Buckley
Severe Electrical Storms Hit Phoenix and Tucson
July 28 reports severe electrical storms across Arizona. In Tucson the storm disrupted wire communications briefly and in Phoenix lights went out for two short intervals.
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Phoenix
Arizona
Tucson
Fort Grant School Rated Well by State Treasurer
Phoenix July 20 State Treasurer Rose visiting as board member praised Fort Grant School and proposed improvements. He noted good condition despite handicaps, welcomed new dormitories, and urged repairs to old buildings to make the campus more homelike. Superintendent Larsen said boys are content. no attempted escapes reported. The report also commended Bandmasters and the discipline of the staff.
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State Instrtutions
Fort Grant
Ross Yrater
Guid
Larsen
Sogeol
S2 Larsen
Doon
Citat
Pioneer Day Fete in St. David Rich Celebration
July 24 saw St. David observe Pioneer Day with a morning program of songs recitations and music followed by an afternoon of sports. A St. David vs Benson baseball game ended 11 to 6 in favor of Benson. The event featured foot races bicycle races horse races and a milking contest won by Mrs. Riggs with 1.75 quarts in one minute. The day closed with a large dance to Ivey brothers from Tombstone.
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Ivey Brothers
Tombstone
Wilson names Bisbee man for important consular post
President Wilson announced nominations including Lee Ro Bloum of Bisbee Arizona as consul general and Ransford Miller of New York as general, with other posts in Idaho Indiana Hawaii and Hawaii court divisions. Unclear assignments for Miller and Bloum.
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Bisbee
James J. Banks
Hawaii
First Circuit
Ransford Miller
New York
Deartment
Lee” Ro Bloum
Ariz
Reilly Renamed on State Board of Embalming
Phoenix July 20 John ny of Tucson has been reappears a member of the state board of embalming A H Mclelland of Phoenix and Fred H Jones of Globe were also reappointed The state law requires undertakers to procure a license from the board but no set dates are mentioned for examinations.
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Johnny
Tucson
State Board of Embalming
A. H. Mclelland
Fred H. Jones
Globe
New Ways to Use Grape Fruit and Mint Frappe
A diffscent social recipe page presents methods for grape fruit based desserts and beverages. The text details a grape fruit mint frappe a grape fruit meringue layered rice croquette and fruit puff, and a grape fruit pie with corn starch orange juice yolks butter and a browned meringue topping.
Nine Legion Posts Already In State
Phoenix July 31 Nine posts of the American Legion have been organized in Arizona with more applying or calling meetings. Andrew J. Martin of Tucson, state commander, says several towns are set to join, potentially reaching 5000 members by September 1.
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Phoenix
American Legion
Arizona
Eigne Sire Town
Andrew J. Martin
Tucson
Arizona State Resources Board
Martin
Tempe
Tuc Jerome
Ajo
Miami
Gloge
Douglas
Hisbee
Tombstone
Hayden
Kingman
Ray
Flagstaff
Parker
Nogales
Willcox
Idnapping Cases Resumed in Bisbee Deportation Hearings
In Douglas Arizona July 28 preliminary hearings in the Bisbee deportator cases will be resumed at 2 o clock tomorrow in Justice W C Jacks court. Phil Tovera will be called. his hearing began Friday but testifying witnesses were incomplete. Bert Poley constable at Bisbee during the deportations is also slated for tomorrow afternoon.
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Douglas
Ariz
Bisbee
W. C. Jack
Phil Tovera
Tovera
Bert Poley
Polley
Arizona Wire Rates Return to Prewar Basis August 1
Phoenix July 30 Telegraph and telephone rates in Arizona will revert to prewar levels on August 1. A. F. Jones head of the rate department of the Arizonacorporation commission said hearings are planned before restoring higher postwar rates. An August 11 hearing is set for H. T. Jennings of Western Union to seek continuation of the 20 percent increase in effect during wartime control.
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Arizona
A. F. Jones
Arizona Corday
Jones
Corporation Commission
H. T. Jennings
Western Union Telegraph Company
Jennings
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