Nine Couples Licensed to Wed This Week
Nine marriage licenses were applied for this week in the Superior Court clerk's office. Couples listed include A J Miller to wed Jennie Smith of Tombstone, Van Ragsdale to Wright and Edith Lee of Douglas, Mariano Valdenegro to Bueno Vadas of Agua Prieta, L Mize to Katherine Regan of Bisbee, Manuel Hernandez and Herbert Chum to Druezella Jackson of Fort Huachuca, James Alfred Downs to Harriet Cowling of Bisbee, Frank E Cota of Puente California to Carmen C Chambers of Bisbee, and Heaty Cas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. E. James
Superior Court
J. Miller
Jennie Smith
Tombstone
van Ragsdale
Lordebureithe
Theodore Fudner
Edith Lee
Douglas Mariano Valdenegro
Bueno Vadas
Agua Prieta
L. Mize
Katherine Regan
Bisbee
Manuel Hernandearez
Douglas Herbert
Chum
Druezella Jackson
Fort Huachuca
Jas
Alfred Downs
Harriet M. Cowling
Frank E Cota
Puenta
Calif
Carmen C. Chambers
Heaty Cas
Arizona meat production inquiry drew Purdue expert
Professor Christie of Purdue University arrived in Phoenix to study meat and cattle production in Arizona. He stressed his role as a student of the industry rather than promoter for any specific interest. Christie aims to assess Arizona's meat output and its impact on national packing interests tied to railroads and stock yards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phoenix
Arizona
Tom
Sal George 1 Christie
Purdue University
Indiana
America
Confermees
Christie
United
Santa Fe
Southern Pacific
Union Stock Yards
Chicago
Deputy Sheriff Nets Man From Fair Buildings Theft
Douglas, Aug 5 Sam Wella colored was arrested last night by Deputy Sheriff Ed Leahy in the act of carrying away corrugated tin from the fair buildings west of Railroad avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Douglas
Sam Wella
Ed Leahy
Railroad Avenue
Freight Train Wreck Near Benson Delays Through Tucson Crews
A wreck 3 miles east of Benson on the 8 P M line derailed an engine and four loaded freight cars at 12 15 with the engineer and fireman escaping unharmed. The cause was unknown as wrecking crews from Tucson were dispatched and through trains were delayed for several hours.
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Benson
Aharp
Mescal Station
Tucson
Cochise Delinquent Taxes For 1922 Delayed State Funds
County Treasurer Guy C. Welch released a detailed delinquent tax report for 1922 showing total delinquent state and county levies at 97,483.38 dollars. The release notes good system checks, cites various city funds, school districts, and bonds, and quotes Cochise officials on highway transfers to the state engineer.
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Cochise
State Highway Dept
Stasezs
Guy C. Welch
Douglas
Welch
State Fond
General Co
Fond Fund
Antesenco
Prescott Clerk Rejects Nomination Petition for Councilmember Byers
Prescott Aug 4 Clerk J Donovan of the Yavapai County Board rejected the nominating petition for William Byers city councilman in district No 1. Byers said he would file for a writ of mandamus to secure inclusion of his name on the primary ballot.
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Prescott
Campbell Praises Glenn Canyon Site Visit
Governor Campbell praised the Glenn Canyon dam site upon returning from a Colorado river inspection trip with 18 officials including Congressman Hayden and State Water Commissioner Norviel. He plans to inspect Diamond Creek before the Colorado river commission meeting in Santa Fe on August 28, following a March tour with Secretary Hoover.
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Phoenaria
Glenn Canyon
Campbell
Coconino County
Bard of Supervisors
Carl Hayden
W. 8
Norviel
Colorado River
Diamond Creek
Colorado River Commission
Santa Fe
N. M
Prisoner Hangs Self in Gila County Jail
The body of Charles L. Wasson, 25, was found in a jail cell at the Gila county jail after he hanged himself with a rope improvised from clothing. He had been committed at his own request to seek a cure for a drug habit and said he was a former soldier. Jerome United Verde adds 130 men to payroll during past week.
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Globe
Ara
Charles L. Wasson
Younging
Gila County
Wasson
Jerome
United Verde
Middleman Gets 100 Too Much From the Cattleman
Tucson report recounts cattle transfers totaling $75,000 across three handoffs with roughly $2,000 earned by each dealer per load. It urges cowmen to organize like Highland Hereford and Texas outfits to sell steers, buy hay, and gain better terms through collective action and forestry service cooperation. It extols direct sales to feeders to keep three to five dollars per head from benefiting middlemen.
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Tucson
E. & Stantey
College of Agriculture
Highland Hereford Association
Texas
Forestry Service
Vendor charged with assault in attempted murder case
A complaint filed in Justice Court accuses J. W. Anderson, a Phoenix vegetable vendor, of assault with intent to commit murder. Deputy County Attorney C. F. Geard filed the charge after a shooting in the courthouse yard the prior Wednesday left W. W. Chrain, a Texas rancher, wounded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phoenix
J. W. Anderson
Justice Court
C.F. Geard
Court House Yard
W. W Chrain
Judge rules on Senate Bill 24 in historic Mar tin case
Globe reports Superior Judge W Shute sustains demurrer by Frank L Gates to Lee D Martin mandamus seeking to publish call for a supervisor election. Case tests Senate Bill 24 allowing a board member four year term. Martin aims to oust Dr R D Kennedy and challenges session subject scope. Flor ens construction of Sacaton to valley area power line noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Globe, Ariz
W. Shute
Frank L. Gates
Gila County
Martin
R. D. Kennedy
Senate
Pearce Courtland Link Highway to Start Next Week
County Engineer Liz Smyth announced the Pearce to Courtland link will begin next week. A work gang will move to Pearce with 12 men and about 12 teams to clear and construct two major dips with dykes to divert water, plus graded approaches to protect the new road. The project aims to complete in eight to ten weeks and connect Courtland and Pearce as a vital county corridor. A bridge over Turkey Creek two miles west of Light will also be built to aid farmers accessing the Central Highway.
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Pearce
Courtland
DA Adams
Adams
Smyth
Henson
Willcox-Benson
North End
Smith
Turkey Creek
Light
Girls Charge Soldiers With Offense in Douglas
Two Mexican girls who accused soldiers of a serious offense have been turned over to deputy probation officer Mrs G H Hirst. They likely will be sent to the reform school at Fort Grant until the superior court trial of the accused men. Deputy Sheriff Ed Leahy, who made the arrest, said he asked the court to release the girls to avoid cross border testimony.
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Douglas
Aug
G. H. Hirst
Reform School
Fort Grant
Ed Leahy
Diamond Battle Set for Tomorrow Between Juniors and Old Timers
Tomorrow at 2:20 pm the Juniors and Old Timers meet at the far diamond in a eagerly awaited showdown. The Old Timers seek another win, while the Juniors aim to even the score and claim victory quickly. Crawford shines for the Old Timers. Wynn of the Juniors predicts a swift win for his team. Local crowd expected to attend.
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Crawford
McPherson
Wynn
Prisoner Held in Kansas Not Winkler Suspect
Tucson August 3 Arthur Lang alleged bank robber held by authorities at Hutchinson Kansas not Edward F Winkler. Wire from C J Huss of the American Express verified prior identifications clearing Winkler. Huss said no resemblance between the two men to local editor. Winkler implicated with Georg Winkler Sr Georg Winkler Jr and Santiago Valdez in confession of Frank Jirou who pleaded guilty to participating in the Golden State Limited holdup near here on May.
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Tucson
Arthur Lang
Hutchinson
Kan
Edward F. Winkler
Golden State Limited
Charles H. Pogue
C. J. Huss
Focal
American Express Company
Hutchinsom
Huss
Winkler
Georg Winkler
George Winkler, Jr
Santiago Valdez
Frank Jirou
Here
G O P Rally Postponed In Santa Cruz County
The Santa Cruz county Republican rally scheduled for tomorrow night is postponed a week due to Governor Campbell's inability to attend. He will arrive August 12. Attending will be State Chairman Overfield of Casa Grande, National Committeeman Andrew Baumert, and Roy Davidson of Jerome, secretary of the Republican state committee.
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ES. Ariz
Campbell
Santa Cruz County
Overfield
Casa Grande
Andrew Baumert
Roy Davidson
Jerome
Republican State Committee
Local Train Runs With Hand Brakes Amid Strike
Maintenance and shopmen’s strike forces the El 1 and 3. W. local train to run without air brakes. Crew adds an extra empty box car for hand brakes as concern grows that engines may soon be out of commission if the strike persists. Duncan Cabbage crop proves good investment to valley farmers.
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Cochise County
Sid Smyth
J. B. Hart
Frazier
State Highway Department
Board of Supervisors
State Department
Hart
Maddock
Glen Canyon
I Wren County
Anderson
Bila
Florence
Sacaton
J. W. Walker
United States
Walker
Miami
Polson
Pearce- Courtland
Kansas
Duncan
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