Hassayampa Day fest praises Arizona cohesion in California
The Hassayampa Society of Arizona gathered in Venice California with 2000 members including Prescott and Redondo Beach leaders. Speakers urged League of Nations support, celebrated prohibition, and praised Arizona culture while enjoying a special Venice program and dances.
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California
Ariz
Arizona
Venice
Linda Scott
John J. Haw
Prescott
League of Nations
Norman Johnson
Prohibition
Coernia
George W. P. Hunt
Redondo Peach
Ergat Vernelindes
Bald State
Venice of America
Supervisors Debate Budget and Bridge Repairs in Tombstone
L C Adame and C M Roberts led the Board of Supervisors in Tombstone in regular session with J D Sparks absent. They handled special matters, audited demands, and planned potential St David bridge rebuilding after yesterday’s washout. The group schedules hearings on the county budget and tax rate, noting anticipated rises due to higher commodity costs and a state rate increase from Phoenix.
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L¢ E Adame
C .M. Roberts
Board of Supervisors
Tombstone
J. D. Sparks
St. David
Phoenix
Border stock conference urged for Nogales to curb thefts
Phoenix Aug 4 The state Livestock sanitary board suggested a conference of state livestock authorities military officials on the border and perhaps Mexican officials be held at Nogales next month. The idea follows reports of cattle thefts by Mexicans from Arizona ranchers with witnesses from both sides of the border.
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Phoenix
Nogales
State Livestock Sanitary Board
Arizona
Webb Farmers Plan Celebration at Webb School House
Webb ye ofle Mungays Bay Stidnam and WF Cluft, Webb farmers in Sulphur Spring Valley, traveled to Tombstone to arrange a Webb School House celebration on Thursday. The Webb Farmer's Association event features a morning gram and afternoon sports, with a noon barbecue of beef and mutton supplied by cattlemen. Ushers should bring a cup and spoon. food will be served. The gathering aims to strengthen valley and regional ties and anticipates a large turnout.
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Stidnam
Cluft
Webb
Sulphur Spring Valley
Tombstone
Webb School House
Webb Farmer's Association
Suspect Arrested In Alleged Ambush Case
A Saturday arrest by Sheriff McDon of Tombstone followed an ambush shooting at Whetstone involving Henry Gray and Hebback, with Gray critically wounded. Tom Larrieu, seen near Mescal Gap, was released on 1000 bond after arrival in Tombstone. Ramon Quijada remains jailed.
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McDon
Henry Gray
Hebback
Bisbee
Tom Larrieu
Harkey Ranch
Mescal Gap
Wentworth
Tombstone
Ramon Quijada
Larriea
Quijada
Sher
Recorders Office Reports Record Month in Arizona County
Proves Realty Active Phonnix reports the county recorder delivered a record monthly profit of 1915.84 to the Mari copa county treasurer as receipts totalled 2577.98 and 2021 documents were filed, signaling strong real estate activity in the county.
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Phonnix
Arizona
Maricopa
County Recorder
Light rains aid range and crop progress in Arizona
Weather bureau reports for the week ending July 28 show general showers across the state with seasonable temperatures improving pastures and ranges. Cattle and crop conditions are mainly good to excellent with water plentiful, though some areas near Yuma and Salt River valley show slower growth and normal progress. Fred Beckholdt arrived in Tombstone to research a story for the Saturday Evening Post, aided by local officials and the Tombstone Commercial Club.
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Aus
Weather Bureau
Yuma
Etaona
Adamana
Clifton
Florence
Cate
Kirkland
Tombstone
Turner
Wolf Hole
Salt River Valley
Fred Beckholdt
Ed Schieffelin
Saturday Evening Post
Mr. Becksdoldt
Harry C Wheeler
Trme
Baok
Irwesfas
Alfred Henry Lewis
Wolfville
Beckholdt
Old Camp
Tombstone Commercial Club
Duncan
Benson Tombstone road slow finish due to rains
Heavy rains delay final work on the Benson Tombstone road with only two culverts unfinished. Contractor H M Eckerman faces washed and compacted earth, wood, water and sand, hindering concrete pours. A dry spell could complete the project between Benson and Tombstone, with minor touchups likely.
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Benson
Tombstone
Migratory Pigeons Damage Arizona Crops
Arizona farmers report heavy damage to grain fields from migratory pigeons known as white wings. Birds settle in flocks, threshing grain heads and reducing yields. despite repeated state game wardens’ efforts, numbers remain high in the Salt River Valley and surrounding cultivated areas.
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Phoenix
Ariz
Sonora
Salt River
Vally
Bae
Youth Run Down By Car In Tucson Fatality and Injury
Aug 4 Gapmer Diaz 14 years old was struck by a car at Scott and Thirteenth streets about 1 36 last night and taken to Arizona hospital in serious condition. The driver Peter B Ziegler pioneer citizen of Tucson who had lived here since 1880 fled the scene. He died Thursday at 1 o clock at his home 126 N First Ave Tucson.
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Tucson
Gapmer Diaz
Scott
Thirteenth Streets
Arizona
Peter B. Ziegler
First Ave
Ap Nue
Troops Withdrawn From Agua Prieta Yaqui Campaign
About 500 federal soldiers under General Torres and General Aguirre departed from Agua Prieta, crossing into Naco for La Misa to direct the Yaqui Indian campaign. Other detachments near El Tigre Nacozari Moctezuma and Canzaes were also withdrawn. Stormy rains have hampered movements but a vigorous campaign is planned once conditions improve.
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Douglas
Ariz
Agua Prieta
Sonora
Mel Jesus M. Aguirre
Naco
la Misa
Torres
Francisco Villa
el Tigre
Nacozari
Moctezuma
Canzaes
Aguirre
P. Elias Callies
Arizona to Hang Simplicio Torez in Four Years Style
Arizona will carry out its first legal execution in more than four years. Simplicio Torez was today sentenced by the Superior Court to be hanged at Florence state prison in October for the murder of Victor Melick, a Williams town constable, with Judge J. E. Jones imposing the sentence. Capital punishment has been legal since January 1 after voters approved the action at the last general election, though no death penalties have been carried out since.
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Flagstape
Aarionas
Simplicio Torez
Florence
Torez
Victor Melick
Vilams
Ise
J. E Jones
Compiling Arizona Law Directory in Statewide Release
A local attorney is compiling what is described as the first law directory of its kind, expected to be published around January 1. It will list all practicing attorneys in Arizona with their addresses, the names and addresses of corresponding attorneys, Arizona court rules, forms, and lists of state, county, and municipal officers.
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Arizona
Arizona resources board organized to pursue water development
Phoenix August 4 The Arizona resources board created under state law to study and promote water development for farming mining stock raising industry and city use elected Judge Joseph H Kibbey as chairman Andrew P Martin as vice chairman and Simo F as secretary. Members include F L Ewing J Welker and JR Hulet. The board aims to coordinate reclamation work with federal funds though annual state funding is only 10000.
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Phoenix
Ariz
Arizona
Arizona Resources Board
Joseph H. Kibbey
Territorial
Andrew P. Martin
Tucson
View
Simo F
Ely
Kibbey
Orb
F L. Ewing
Yume
J. & Welker
Safford
JR Hulet
Winston
Yaquis Withdrawn From Mexican Border Duty
Three hundred Yaqui soldiers of the Mexican army who had been on duty along the international boundary since the war were reported headed last June toward Ortiz Sonora for duty at Toke military headquarters by Mexican officials.
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Nogales
Aur
Vila
Ortiz
Sonora
Toke
El Paso Plans Broom Factory at Phoenix
Phoenix plans a large broom factory with capacity to process about 5 tons of broomcorn per year. Backed by El Paso investors Arnold formerly of VP Glenn Manufacturing and GR Gibbs tobacco wholesaler. Broomcorn now sells for 300 to 500 dollars a ton, with about one ton per acre possible on Salt River valley lands. Yuma currently grows most broomcorn in Arizona. Arizona product praised for exceptional quality. three crops per season possible from the same roots.
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YENIN
Arig
Phoenix
el Paso
Arnold
VP. Glenn Manufacturing Company
GR. Gibbs
Tobeco
Salt River Valley
Yuma
Rain Helps Some Cotton As Heavy Rains Arrive
Phoenix August weather reports show rain damaged cotton on richer tolls but aided growth on poorer soils. Experts note soils yielding over half a bale per acre will see lower bolls and woody growth, while lands producing under half a bale may benefit. Rain is expected to continue into August as usual.
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Roy
Ofton
Aboriginal bowl discovery near Nogales to join state museum
Archaeologists report a prehistoric human bowl unearthed near Patagonia about thirty miles northeast of Nogales. State librarian C F Cron says the object, linked to an ancient human settlement, will soon be placed in the state museum, marking a significant archaeological find.
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Ave
Patagonia
Nogales
State Museum
C.F. Cronin
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