Alleged White Slavers With Prison Records
Tucson witnesses report that two men named Garfield and Green, accused in a bogus check ring, have prior prison records. Clyde Garrett and Earnest Stitt identities are tied to Oklahoma City and Missouri Kansas City. Bonds set at 5000 dollars. two women detained as witnesses.
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Leavenworth
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Oklahoma City
Clarence E. Jackson
United States
Edwin F Jones
Milne Ward
Bertha Stack
Judge Jones
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Freak election bets in Arizona stir local wagers
The second freak election bet in Arizona pits EA Bausey, chamber of commerce president, against Jake Steager with a forfeit of wearing pink pajamas. A Patagonia bet paired Doc Chenette against a Harding supporter, each wagering to push the other over a mountain road in a wheelbarrow. A road body formation plans a Southern Good Roads association with regional participation.
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Chamber of Commerce
A =field
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Harding
Busey
Steager
Ray Railroad
Cox
Patagonia
Doc Chenette
Kent
Fryer
Nogales
South Arizona
Nogales Douglas
Warren District Commercial Club
Douglas Chamber of Commerce and Mines
Southern Good Roads Association
Attache Stole From Army Warehouse in Phoenix
Aug 19 Phoenix reports the recovery of a warehouse with crates declared stolen by the department of justice. E V Voss a carpenter at Whipple Barracks Prescott US Public Health Service Hospital has been arrested in Prescott per DOJ offices.
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Department of Justice
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Carpenter
United States Public Health Service
Whipple Barracks
Prescott
Prescot
Retirement of Ramsdell Will Not Affect Fight
In Tucson Aug 18 Senator Marcus A. Smith returned to the state for a campaign tour. He denies corporate influence and vows to press his race through southern counties, Tucson, Nogales, Cochise and Graham counties. Supporter sentiment leans Democratic with Harding weakening, while Republicans befriend Cox and echo Roosevelt era backlash.
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Kamedel
Senate
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United States
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Nogales
Cochise
Graham
Cox
Harding
Mark Jeaner
Roosevelt
Death in desert heat near Agua Caliente reported
Report to sheriff details a motorcyclist and an elderly man found dead after desert heat exposure. The pair were traveling from California. the elder carried money and papers of value. Officers planned a thorough investigation but limited communications hindered progress.
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Montgomery
Blanco
Sherif Montgomery
Agua Caliente
Aifornia
Here
Aga Callente
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Cattlemen to Meet in Douglas for Annual Convention
Cochise and Graham counties stockmen plan a two day convention in Douglas with meetings rotating between Willcox and Safford in prior years. A grand ball and hoedown are proposed as entertainment, featuring noted cowmen like Billy Riggs Henry Street and Tom Hood as potential performers.
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Willcox
Safford
Billy Riggs
Henry Street
Tom Hood
Cooperative store involved in suit over debts in Seattle
The Farmers' Warehouse Association filed a suit in Seattle against several Seattle stores linked to the Pacific Cooperative League, seeking $2,661.93. A temporary receiver was appointed. Tucson Co-operative Store manager J. W. Donnelly said the action targets only Seattle outlets helped by the league and not the local Tucson store.
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T. W. Donnely
Pacific Cooperative League
California
Salazar to Assume governorship in Lower California
Aug 18 Menicali dispatch reports transfer of northern Lower California governorship from Estaban Cant who has revolted for weeks to General Luis E. Salazar. Cant accepted final messages from Mexico City and plans to leave tomorrow. Robles and Allesce connected withDispatch credit for arranging talks. Salazar’s policy aims not to publish sweeping changes yet. covert steps had already begun.
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Walty
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Machinery Arrives for Bisbee Tombstone Highway Work
Heavy equipment including air compressors drills and other machinery moves through Tombstone canyon to clear rock piles from the Bisbee Tombstone state highway project. Work starts immediately under County Engineer Sid Smyth with Save Highway Department support. State and county officials held talks to accelerate completion. Travelers may breathe easier as rock piles are removed amid past near misses and some property damage from rockfalls.
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Tomb
Hone Canyon
Sid Smyth
Save Highway Department
Smyth
Phornia
Thomas Maddock
Hopi Snake Dances Set for August 23 24
The Hopi Indian Snake Dances are scheduled for August 23 and 24. Lorenzo Hubbell of Oralbl, Arizona, confirms dates with the Hoteville hopnsnake dance on August 24 and the antelope dance on August 23, traveling from Holbrook through Keams Canyon, First Mesa, and Oralbl to Hoteville. Camping grounds and ample water will be available for attendees.
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Oralbl
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Holbrook
Keams Canyon
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Oralbl On
One Killed, Three Injured In Auto Crash At Globe
Globe, Aug. 18. Mrs Emma Archer of Miami was killed yesterday afternoon and her three sons William Holmes and LeRoy Archer injured, two seriously, when the automobile they rode in went over the bank three miles beyond the summit and the Globe Roosevelt highway. LeRoy Archer, the youngest, was carried to the canyon bottom 175 feet below. Faulty steering gears is believed to have caused the accident.
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Joe Hood resigns as cattle inspector in District No. 31
Sacaton reports one foot of water in the river making crossings unsafe for cars. Hood resigns effective September 1 to pursue Republican sheriff nomination. district roads are described as generally in good condition with stock bridges passable.
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Greenlee County
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Flood washes away camp gear near Glendale
Flood at Camp Creek northeast of Glendale sweeps camp equipment from tents, diverting autos and forcing families to flee. Forty to fifty households occupied the area, but most reached high ground. no fatalities reported. Some vehicles were damaged and towed by horses amid the rising water.
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St Elmo pool room shooting injures bystander
At about 11:30 a.m. two men argued and a third man fired twice. one bullet hit an innocent bystander, Augustin Macias, in the St Elmo pool hall. Macias suffered a painful but non fatal flesh wound and received treatment at the United States hospital. The gunman escaped through the rear and vanished before officers arrived.
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Body found in pond near border in Gadsden
Aug 18 Valley railroad crew found a man floating in a lake near the Mexico border. Inquest identified Chas Qlade who came to the area two weeks earlier and had been arrested in San Luis for suspected spying before release. Murder suspected with no convicting evidence, similar bodies found nearby with clothing stripped.
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San Lule
Get Man on Interstate Charge for Auto Theft
Thomas Seat Hawthornes appeared before U S Commissioner John C Honke on an Interstate Commerce Act charge after noon. Hawthorne pleaded guilty and was held to the United States district court with $1500 bond. He allegedly took a stolen car from Los Angeles to Phoenix and was accused of knowing it was stolen.
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Thomas Seat Hawthorns
United States
John C Honke
Hawthorne
United Sates
Los Angeles
Estill Announces for State Treasurer Tucson
Aug. 16 John Estill former supervisor and businessman returned from California this morning to announce his candidacy for state treasurer subject to Republican primaries. Estill emphasizes Pima County representation on the state ticket and notes a 20 year Arizona residence with business interests in Oracle Tucon Benson and Willcox.
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Tucson
John Wo Eotill
Board of Supervisors
California
Pima County
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Arizona
Oracle
Tucon
Hopi Compared to Japanese by Arizona Governor
Aug 16 Phoenix Hopi leader Governor Campbell described the Hopi Indians of northern Arizona as Japanized in size appearance and energy. He noted their adoption of white language dress and customs, successful farming, use of motor trucks in freight traffic, and their practice of both outdoor labor and domestic chores.
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