Bad housing conditions in Arizona cities
Phoenix August 7 The health survey by the state board of health and the Arizona Antituberculosis Association reports severe congestion in poorer Phoenix and Tucson areas. Many families share rooms for living sleeping and cooking. children live near TB and other diseases. The survey outlines aims including mapping housing, counting close-proximity cases, inspecting water and pollution causes, and assessing need for public health nurses and free clinics. A house to house canvass gathered data, with a trial clinic in Phoenix and clinics in Tucson Prescott and Morenci. Continued on Page Five.
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State Board OF Health
Phoenix
Arizona Antituberculosis Association
Stace Cant of
T. Cuveltier
Turson
New York
Tucson
Prescott and
Morenci
Cuvellier
Plan to Join Federal Fight on Cattle Tuberculosis
August report from Phoenix notes Dr Haight and Secretary Stephens of the state livestock board drafting a bill for the next legislature to permit state participation in a federal eradication program for bovine tuberculosis. Arizona could receive matching funds, with other states already preparing similar legislation. Current limits only allow quarantine and insufficient compensation for diseased cattle, while dairy herds face widespread infection and farmers struggle to market milk and stock.
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Phoenix
Haight
Stephens
State
Five Stock Board
Arizona
Calfornia
Colorado
Agaipesal
American Jap Governor Campbell's View on Hop Tribe
The American Jap reports Governor Campbell stating Hopl ind culture differs from Navajo and white settlers. He notes Hopi adapt trades, own large farms near Mooncopl waters, and preserve matriarchal domestic labor roles, contrasting with other tribes' labor allocations. He emphasizes Hopi household duties and traditional customs alongside gradual citizenship changes.
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Campbell Yeoerday
Che Jay
America
Navaly
Mooncopl
State pays part for irrigation data
Phoenix on August 7 State Auditor Royce drew a warrant for 837,008 to the director of the reclamation service under an operative contract authorized by the last legislature to join the government in securing data on prospective irrigation products. The government set aside 15,000 for over in Arizona, and against that Arizona is placed a similar sum.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phoenix
Audi- Royce
Te Reclamation Service
Arizona
Nogales Chamber to Seek Lifting Ban on Mexican Fruit
Nogales officials announced preliminary steps will be taken tonight by the Nogales chamber of commerce to lift the ban on importing Mexican fruit into the United States. Local leaders aim to open trade and ease restrictions affecting agricultural commerce with Mexico.
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Nogales
Krebs Seeks State Legislature Seat From Tombstone District
Ray B Krebs of Tombstone announces his candidacy for the legislative district covering Tombstone Benson Buena Court and surrounding precincts. He has served as Cochise County recorder since 1914 and is a prominent local businessman with garages in Tombstone Lowell Willcox and contemplating Douglas. He is a county agent for Chevrolet and holds real estate interests, described as popular and seeking the seat on broad support from county friends.
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Ray B. Krebs
Tombstone
Cochis
Sth
Benson
Buena
Courtand
Curls
Dragons
Fairbank
Gattes
Gleesyn
Johnson
Mescal
Peares Pool
Robinson
Servos
St. David
Turner
West Huachuca
Krebs
Bisbee
LW Wallace
Cochise County
Lowell
Willcox
Douglas
Chevrolet
Bliss Tickets Issued In Recent Week In Mesa And Douglas
The week saw Bliss tickets issued across several towns including Pirtewdle Bisbee and Douglas with numerous named individuals listed as wed in marriage. In Mesa on August 1 two strangers were arrested by Night Officer N D Shirk after circulating a petition for financial help and medical aid while claiming to be seeking funds.
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Mesa
Arizona Commission Opposes Round Trip Ticket Abort
Arizona Corporation Commission pledges to oppose a plan by the Interstate Commerce Commission to enforce a rate increase that would invalidate round trip tickets. The move, supported by chambers of commerce and civic groups, aims to defend contracts and prevent abrogation of obligations. The commission says return portions of round trip tickets will not be honored after the new rates take effect.
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Phoenin
Arizona Corporation Commission
John E. Henton
National Association of Railway Commissioners
Washington
A A Betts
Nates
Arizona Corporation
Af Commission
Mazona Corporation
Arizona and Ohio lead guard teams in national small arms trials
On August 7 amid national contests the Arizona well, Colorado and Ohio squads top the guard standings in the small arms trials. Civilian teams from Michigan, Arizona, Los Massachusetts, Indiana, Minnesota and Florida lead pistol shooting while New Mexico, Minnesota and Rhode Island top soldiers’ rankings. Trap shooting begins tomorrow under ER Galvin of the American Trapshooting Association.
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Camp Perry
ER Galvin
American Trapshooting Association
Canta Willing to Surrender Late Report
Nogales August 7 Governor Canta offers to surrender the executive office within two weeks if Provisional President de la Huerta stops sending troops into Lower California. Juan Platt, de la Huerta's representative, arrived after a Mexicali conference and says Cantu is ready to yield to central government authority.
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Nogales
Petaban Canta
de la Huerta
Lower
California
Juan Pt
de la Huesta
Juan Plat
Cantu
Mexicali
Plat
Obregon
Carranza
Platt
Canto
Gustavo Expinosa Morales
Carrita
Cabulla Plott
Carranz
Murderers of Carlos Calles Caught in Mexico
Two of the six Mexicans involved in the assassination of Carlos Calles, former Tucson resident and university student, were captured and imprisoned at San Luis Potosi. The other four fled back across the border as Mexican authorities seek their return from the Cantu forces. Calles, born in Tucson, attended the University of Arizona and rose to general in the Mexican army before the plot against him succeeded at his San Luis doorstep. His widow, Mrs. Carlos G. Calles, has fled to Tucson.
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Carlos Calles
Mexico
Tuevon
Univer
San Luis
Menteo
Cantu
Calles
Governait Pacemiy
Tucson
University of Arizona
Maricopa Republicans Pick Slate for Party
At a Phoenix meeting on August 7 the Maricopa County Republicans outlined county and legislative tickets with some races to be filled at a later date by a nominating meeting scheduled for a later month.
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Maricopa County
Phoenix
Navajo Blanket Making Faces Collapse With Wool Drop
August in Phoenix reports Navajo weavers may flood blankets as wool prices crash and profit shifts. Governor Campbell noted a century of weaving nearly ended as traders store wool, risking losses for tribes. Navajo wool sale at pennies per pound could yield far less than blanket returns, prompting fears of a broader industry decline.
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Phoenix
Campbell
Tom
Tuba Ciy
John Kerley
Prics
Carroll Denies He 13 Out Of Race
Rumors that a candidate for the state secretary race planned to withdraw in favor of another nominee were denied by Carroll. He asserted no abandonment of the Democratic bid and noted the race remains active with opponents including Wheeler and Hayward. A separate Phoenix protest hearing involved smelter interests and the tax board.
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Carroll
Phoenix
Angu
Edward
Carr
Vigorames
Py Carrol
Dewacratie
de Ramore
Sowie
Carteli
H. S. Rose
Charles Ds Sales Wheeler
Hayward
Cochise County
Augue T—Shtine
Board of Equalization
Tax Commission
the International
Otto F Jensen
Phelps Dodge and Co
Don
Filing Time for Petitions Getting Short
State and county elections are a month away. Clerk L F Kuchenbecker urges all candidates to file petitions now for a ballot spot. Petitions close at 5 o clock Wednesday the 18th. Procrastination risks rejection due to errors and delays. Candidates from precinct committees should act immediately.
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Kuchenbecker
Board of Supervisors
L. F Kuchenbecker
Kuchennecker
Anther
Sister-in-law of Obreson to marry Nogales figure
Sister-in-law of Obreson to marry Aleja Besfey, ex-collector at Magatlin, now Nogales official, while Miguel Tome will replace Hey at Marallan. Mexican presidential candidate Alvaro OW fecon is tied to the event as the period of ay polutinente begins today.
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Nogales Arie
Taga
Alvaro
Fecon
Mexico
Nogales Sonora
Aleja Besfey
Magatlin
Miguel Tome
Nogales
Marallan
Smith to Deliver In Tempe Iss In Tempe
Marcus A mith, a candidate for United States senator from Ariana, visits Tempe on Wednesday while arranging a public address for Saturday night. He will speak from the veranda of the city plaza beginning at 6 o clock.
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Tempe
Marcus Amith
United States
Ariana
Urgent Request for Consular Appointment at Agua Prieta
August 7 1886 Douglas memo from Westuntay Secretary Ely Martin of the chamber of commerce and mines to consul Fo J Dyer Nogales asks steps to appoint an agent at Agua Prieta or to send a representative along the line to locate the agency until an appointment is made.
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Douglas
Westuntay
Ely Martin
Chamber of Commerce and Mines
Fo J. Dyer Nogales
JO. Calhoun
Agua Prieta
Acro
Miner John Anderson Dies in Bisbee
John Anderson, an old time miner in the Warren district and a Moose lodge member, died last night at Copper Queen hospital after a ten month illness. He had no relatives in Bisbee and was not married. Funeral services will be arranged and announced later by the Moose lodge.
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John Anderson
Bisbee
Warren
Copper Queen Hospital
Anderson
Moose Lodge
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JB Dames
Ines Navaz
Pirtewdle
Kamen Ledesma
Opems Sorieiery
Yy Bee
John Wo Ellsworth Vo
Neo Saymartin
Pouglas
John Daviil Philby
Maria Thay Ao
Bruro Jaramiltoo
Amada Porillo
Bisbee Thay W
Canta
Carlos G. Calles
Tucsom
W. 17Th Steer
Obreson
Smith
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