Haverty Testifies At Length In Shooting Case
J W Haverty spent nearly the entire day on the stand in the Huachuca mountains killing case, detailing events leading to the fatal shooting of his brother Dick Haverty. He described fear of Dick, past threats, and the moments before and after the gunfire as Remus Smith and others testified to supporting context and the dispute over cattle and land near Fort Huachuca.
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J. W. Haverty
R. K. Haverty
Huachuca Mountains
Dick Deem
Jed
Douglas
Lee Rameau
James
Huachucao
Lowry Troughs
Pete
Frank Moron
Dick Wae Setpag' bin
Ax Range
Defense Witnesses Testify in Haverty Case
In a Tucson courtroom the Haverty murder trial heard from Remus Smith and Clay Haverty along with Jim Kelly as defense witnesses challenged the legality of uncommunicated threats by Dick Haverty toward his brother Jim. The judge ordered the threats weighed by the jury while Kelly described prior warnings Dick gave Jim and others about killing if provoked. The day included tense testimony about a bloody shirt and Dick Haverty carrying a gun, with Hortense Haverty breaking down as the garment was shown.
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Haverty
Toart
Dick Haverty
Jim
Thlrother
Muachuca Mountains
Remus Smith
Clay Haverty
Jim Kelly
Ast
Harry Haseelgreen
Hortense Haverty
Pete Haverty
W. P. Johnson
W. J. Stewart
Lert
J. D Lowry
Bob Fourr
Dick Heverty
Johnson
Thiey
Stewart
Tombstone
Stew
Bert Hand
J. D. Lowry
Bob
Joe McCabe
Robert Todd
Harry K. Street
Jace Henry C. Mayne
Jack Parker
Harry Ratter
Duck Asworth
3. F. McDonald
Jon Hood
Joe Parmerlee
Addi al
R We Smith
Bratthlaw
Focused
M Fon
Job 5
Trou
Nand Hife
Hro
Smith
Ebot
Siw
Crose
Seasion Kelly
Mason
Pity Branfield
Kelly
Wii Kelly
Jin
Keily
Ames
Haverty trial closing arguments recount key testimony
The state pressed a rebuttal case citing Conway Heuker testimony about a confrontation with Jim Haverty and Dick, describing a shooting from ten feet away. Witnesses including Rood and Brakfield supported disputed past incidents, while defense counters emphasized inconsistent statements and prior accusations.
Berner Chosen Special Deputy by C. J. Fowler
Aug. 32 announces the appointment of Hi. B Berner as special deputy collector of customs for the Arizona district No. 20 by Charles L Powell the new collector of customs. Berner previously served in the Hardy regime and is known as one of the best customs men along the border. The reappointment by Collector Fowler signals prudent judgment by the new administration.
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Meade
Berner
Arizona District No
Charles L Powd
Charlier Bairds
Derner
Hardy
Fowler
Song hit by a cracker salesman Prescott
I Cant Stop Loving You Now is a new song by Roy K Marah known as the author of I Never Knew but called a cracker wilesman by Prescott acquaintances. The manuscript was written between shifts in the lobby of a Prescott hotel as he passed through the city.
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Prescott
Roy K. Marah
Bix Prescott
Gas Tax Revenue Sparks Projection For Arizona Cars
Tucson August 18 The gasoline tax collected for July reached 15000 with 9000 earned in the last twenty days. With Arizona’s weather and vehicle usage, daily gasoline consumption averages one and a half gallons per car, and the tax now is expected to yield about 250000 annually, far above earlier estimates.
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Tucson
Arizona
Welfare Board Meets With Supervisors in Cochise County
State Welfare Board secretary Ha Guild and Mrs. JH Maca met Cochise County Child Welfare officials with J B Hart and G A Adams of the county supervisors. They discussed county aid under the act amid insufficient state funds and possible coordination with the state Youth Commission. The meeting highlighted funding gaps and potential county assistance to serve the county’s welfare needs.
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HA. Guild
State Welfare Board
JH. Maca
EJ Flanigan
Esther Cummings
GH. Hiret
Cochise
TX Commission
Divers Fail to Find Body in Bisbee Reservoir Tragedy
In Benson and Bisbee divers aided by hooks and dynamite scoured the Upper Brewery reservoir for Salvador Bescanto, 16, drowned today. Despite 10 to 20 divers and wall tearing by railroad workers, the body remained buried in weeds at the tank bottom as search efforts continued. Over 1,000 men had been mobilized by nightfall and more were expected to help from the Tucson division toward draining the reservoir tomorrow.
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Benson
Benson| Bisbee
Salvador Bescanto
Tucson
Railroad Watch
Naid
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Renus Smith
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Ellis
Aston
Crump Hill
Haverly
Law
Harry Smith
Nova Reese
Jim Twing
Tee
Belle
Jha Kelly
Phoenix
Arizona Cattle Growers Association
Henry G. Boice
F. E Schneider
Secretary of Agriculture
Congressional
Schneider
B. 1
Wayne Thornburg
Kirkland
C. W, Isaac
Leslie Clayton
Camperde
Fen . Hildreth
Haverty Trial
Conway Heuker
Maaker
Kety
Inaw
Hauker
Brakfield
Tick
C. J. Fowler
Arizona Autos
Bisgee Reservoir