Paroles for inmates signed by Governor Campbell
The board of pardons and paroles approved paroles for multiple inmates including Jos Gonzales from Yavapai County for a 1917 rape sentence of five years. Other cases include H. B. Miner, S. E. Brown, and John W. Mitchell, with various terms and honor releases noted. The Phoenix report also covers Fort Grant reforms and plans to shift the state industrial school toward vocational aims, including remarks on inmate escapes and management changes.
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Board of Mardons
Campbell
Jos Gonzales
Yavapai County
Clifton Road
H. B Miner
M. L. McCorkie
BF Cn
Frother
Maui
John W. Mitcell
Tron
Maricopa County
Carter
Phoenix
Ariz
Campbel
Fort Grant
Board of Directors
State Fustitar Tone
Larnon
Cassing
Etate Triasates
Ross Ard
Andrew Baumer
Oon
Baumer
Aiate
Harris expenses repudiated by state in Arizona dispute
The Arizona state board of directors repudiated any claims for rental payments for quarters occupied by Charles W. Harris, a claimant for adjutant general. Harris argues the governor lacks power to remove him and Governor Campbell ordered Harris to surrender office records to successor Ingalls, who is occupying the capitol adjoined quarters.
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Phoenix
State of
Arizona
State Iunas
Ths
Charles W. Harris
Harris
Capitol
Ingalls
Adjutant General
Recemty
Campbell
Arizona War Insurance Urged By State Commission
Phoenix July 28 The Arizona state corporation commission orders that former service members with war risk insurance should keep their policy. The order seeks to curb misrepresentation by agents of life and commercial companies trying to switch veterans to other policies. Licenses will be revoked for agents or firms that discourage war risk holders from keeping their coverage.
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Phoenix
Army
Navy
State Corporation Commission
Puzzi Not Guilty and Court Delays Highlight Prohibition Case
In Tuesday’s Daily, the jury found Puzzi not guilty of violating the prohibition law by mandling liquor. Sentences and fines varied: RL G Gray was fined 10 dollars with 10 days suspended. The cases against WD Patterson and Robert Barr faced dismissals or delays for lack of evidence and posttrial motions. Antonio Antunes was found guilty on a related count, while other defendants saw continuances and new trial requests.
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Puzzi
Moret
Mandlacor
RL G Gray
Dat
Pattersot
Robert Barr Charset
Cecil Adams
Frank Doan
Antonio Antunes
Esteeny
Sot Guily
Selective Draft Certificates Issued in Phoenix
A July 2 report notes certificates issued to select individuals for faithful service during World War I. The documents, signed by Provost Marshal General EH Crowder and countersigned by Governor Campbell, honorably release a board member from duties as boards dissolve under the 1917 act.
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Phoenix
District Board
United States of America
Germany
Austria-Hungary
Selective Service System
Grauant
Predators Targeted as 1000 Coyotes Slain in Arizona
In Flagstaff on July 28, M A Musgrave of the federal biological survey announced that about 1000 coyotes have been killed in northern Arizona this year as part of predator control measures under state guidance.
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Flagstaff
Arizona
M.A. Musgrave
Federal Biological Survey
Shirley Mason Advises Stove Cleaning Tips
Shirley Mason offers homemaking tips on stove cleaning. She recommends washing hands with soap and water then kerosene and padbrush, and later using vaseline, a glove, a Dalut brush, and a polishing brush. She also suggests mixing soft soap with the blacking for ongoing advice.
Cleaning Velvet Toys for Housewives
Household tips describe cleaning velvet toys such as rabbits and Teddy bears with a paste of starch and cold water. Apply with a brush to coat the toy edges, brush after drying, and address embroidered or scalloped edges for a smooth finish.
Nogalls Files His Answer to Harris in Adjutant General Case
Capt Walter Ingalls defends rights to the office arguing he has acted since June 5 after his commission. He seeks decree that he is adjutant general and demands damages and costs from Harris, alleging Harris damaged the office by withholding property and records.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter 3. Ingalls
Severa
Aaties W. Harris
Harris
Howeve
Charles W. Harris
Galls
Nations Guard
U.S. Army
Navajo Murderer Gets Life Imprisonment verdict
Aciion Blue No 1, one of two Navajo brothers, was found guilty of murdering Charles Hubbell at his Indian trading post on the Wajo Indian reservation and sentenced to life in Florence State Prison. Adaltoni Bigue No 2 faces trial next Monday after capture by Indian police following a long chase. Hubbell was brother to Lorenzo Hubbell, Arizona Republican state committeeman.
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Plagstaff
Aciion Blue No
Charles Hubbell
Wajo
Bigue
Florence
Adaltoni Bigue
Hubbell
Lorenzo Hubbell
Arizona
Mexican land decree alarms border American landowners
Douglas reports a new Mexican decree alarms U S owners with vast holdings along the border. Americans fear confiscation or forced sale of land for agricultural or other uses, risking cattle ranching and foreign ownership stability. Senators have received urgent inquiries from American landowners seeking clarification and action.
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Douglas
Republic of Mexico
Mexico
Yossbegian
Ayoldagge
Mexia
Atte
Americsne
Arizone
Oreereeta Musics
Alors
New Mexico
Eves
Lim
Tucson Extension Workers Conference Dates Set
Extension workers from southern Arizona counties including Maricopa Pima Gila Graham Greenlee Santa Cruz and others will attend a four day Tucson conference August 1 to 4. County agents home demonstrators and club workers will join state leaders and extension specialists to discuss the year’s projects and plan more specialists for this year’s work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
EP. Taylor
Tucson
Masi- Yuma
Gila
Pinal
Prima
Coeiss
Graham
Greenlee
Santa Cranco
Hod men tie up Phoenix strike halts over 100 buildings
In Phoenix on July 23 the hod carrier strike continues with no changes to conditions, delaying more than 100 construction projects. Carriers demand a $64 per day scale for bricklayers and plasterers tender workers, while some contractors already pay this rate or higher for select jobs.
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Phoenix
Boy Run Over by Truck Dies in Tucson
Enrique Moreno, 11, son of Jose Moreno of South Tucson, died in Arizona hospital after being crushed under a Co truck at North Church and Congress streets Friday. He suffered a punctured spine and other injuries despite lifesaving efforts. Investigators consider a group of boys pulling newspapers across the street as a possible factor in the accident.
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Tucson
Enrique
Moreno
Swift A Co
North Church
Congress Streets
Joseph A
Arizona
Jose Ant Gendulue
South Teath
Denial of Receiver for Pierce Gallher Mine
Hearing before the Superior Court at Nogales denied a receiver for Pierce Gallher mine. Judge W. A. O’Connor presided. defendants awarded costs. Local supporters praised the decision as favorable to ongoing camp development and mine operations, allowing uninterrupted work.
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Atagonia
Ne Pierce Gallher
Franklin
W. A. O'Connor
Nogales
Ford In Flood Event At River Crossing
A garbled flood report notes a Ford vehicle involved near a river crossing. The driver attempted to pass despite rising water, causing the car to stall and drift into the flooded area. No further clear details or outcomes are readable.
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FORD
Arizona land indemnity selections notice in Phoenix
United States Land Office announces that Arizona has filed indemnity land selections under an 1819 act. The notice invites protests or contests to any proposed tract during publication and prior to final approval, transmitted to the General Land Office. Dated Phoenix June 1928. JL. Trvin, Register. Scott White, Receiver. First published July 13, 1919.
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General Land Ofc
Phoenix
Arizona
JL. Trvin
Register
Scott White
Notice for Public Publication Milestone Homestead Claim in Arizona
Milton Jeurtis of St David Arizona filed intention to prove five year claim for lands Lots 9 and 10 See parcel 34 Township 18S Range 21E G and Meridian. Proceedings before W A Fowler Tombstone on August 15. Witnesses: Francis N Goodman Heber Martin Earskine Miller Joseph N Curtis Sr. First pub July 13 1919.
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Zona
Milton Jeurtis
St David
Arizona
Seeger
Meridian
W. A. Fowler
U. 3S
Tombstone
Francis N. Goodman
Heber Martin
Earskine M. Miller
Joseph N. Curtis
St. David
J. L. Irvin
Register
Pioneers Home Rejected for Tucson Pioneer Carl Berkenfelt
July 22 report shows Arizona's aged and indigent pioneers lack facilities as the Prescott home refused admission to Carl Berkenfelt, Tucson pioneer constable, despite credentials from Judes Pattee. He was told to return when a vacancy exists, with no beds available and all hopes delayed.
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Carl Berkenfelt
Tucson
Phoenix
Prescott
Berkenfelt
Judes Pattee
Santa Fe Charges High Water Rates Hearing Set
Jay 4 charges against the Santa Fe stailroad as owner of Winslow Arizona city water system allege excessive rates. A hearing will be held next Saturday before a representative of the Arizona corporation commission to determine permanent tablish the commission and address prohibitive rates for lawns and trees.
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Phoenix
Jay
Santa Fe Stailroad
Winslow
Arie
Arizona Corporation Commission
Rainier Brewing Co Wins Beer Sale Case
A federal judge sustains Rainier Brewing Company demurrer in Arizona, upholding a government action to prohibit sale of beer containing 273 glyphs of ostensibly unclear content. The July 28 ruling by Judge Sawtelle dismisses the action and preserves the ban in the district court.
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SAN Francis O. Cillt
Jade H
Indemnity Land Selections Notice in Phoenix 1919
State of Arizona under federal act dated 1970 96 State 357 republishing a school indemnity land selections notice. lands described in T 19 SR Allin G SRM seeking to select indemnity lands. protests or contest period five weeks from publication with later transmission to General Land Office. dated Phoenix June 27 1919 J I Irvin Register Scott White Receiver firstpub July 6 1919.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Land Office
Phoenix
Arizona
Congress
Rome
Toledo Firm Oath and Patent Medicine Ad Notice
State of Ohio Toledo Lucas County oath by Frank J Cheney senior partner of Fr Cheney & Co promising payment of one hundred dollars for each case of C a r a t i n that Hall s Catarrh Medicine cannot cure. Notary public witness December. Hall s Catarrh Medicine described. Arizona notice files grant selection for lands S18 H15 15 in Township 125 Range 25 Lot 9 Section 19. Public notice dated Phoenix June 27 1919 by J L Irvin Register first published July 6 1919.
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State of Ohio
Toledo
Lucas County
Frank J. Cheney
Fr. Cheney & Co
Galt Gem
Cheney
W._GLEABON
iSeal Notary Public
Hall
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Coe
Mayo
French
Calderon
Old Mexico
Fnally
Apri
Arizona State School
Arizona Commission
Shirley Mason
Nogalls
Meir
Kers
Pierce
Gardiner
Toy
Department of the Interior
S. Land Office
Ari
Santa FE
RMITS
Republication
Phoenix, Arizona
Allin G & Srm
General Land Office
J. 1
Irvin
GG. & Srm
L. Irvin
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