Department of Justice Office at Deming Closed
Deputy Collector of Customs A Housel reports a communication from J Tinklepaugh formerly of Douglas noting the Deming justice office has been abolished and he will depart September 1 for Michigan to enter a college. After World War I, many DOJ offices near the border were slated for closure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department OF Justice
Deming, N. M
Douglas
A. Housel
Tutiktepaugh
Demin
N.M
Deming
Michigan
Tinklepaugh
May train disabled veterans in state Phoenix
Aug 17 Iran Kib bey in charge of vacation training for disabled service men in this district, with headquarters at San Pran eleeo, conferred with Governor Campbell on establishing a training unit in Arizona for invalid veterans. The plan would train them as teachers of agriculture and granual training, with a possible unit linked to the Arizona Normal School at Tempe. Lack of living accommodations is the chief obstacle, and students might be housed in nearby homes.
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Phoenix
Iran
Kibbey
Jovercom
Shot the Rain Away Charged with Insanity
Warren T Wright, crew member at Meteor mountain, shot at Isn eloudé to scare them away after an alleged attempt to prevent rain. Wright, formerly a Christian preacher, was captured near Jat Hefe and held under observation after questioning by Dr Felix Manning.
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Plagstaff
Warren T Wright
Meteor Mountain
Wiksinitin
Isneloudé
Flee
Shiriff WA Sampbell
WG Stevenson
Wright
Tyrson
Felix Manning
Boy Falls Thirty Feet While Bird Nesting on Pole
Aeneas Chandler district area reports a boy named James Allison fell about 30 feet from a government power pole while hunting birds nests near the pumping plant road. He remains unconscious after medical exam found no broken bones but possible internal injuries. His nine year old brother Vernon aided his brother home before help arrived. the accident may involve high voltage wires with fatal risk. Officials note the scene near iron poles used for power lines and a well completion pumping 1,000,000 daily in Welton area.
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Chandler
Ita de Albe
James
Wldest
J. J Allison
Jordan
Vernon
Hame
Nesta
Ite
Ind
Last Day For Filing Petitions For County Precinct Offices
Last minute surge in Ming nominating petitions received by Clerk LF Kuchenbecker as the board of supervisors faces a potential lack of names on ballots. Some candidates fell short by missing signatures, but supporters circulated new petitions to meet requirements. With a final rush expected, several offices may lack candidates if petitions fail to arrive tomorrow.
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LF Kuchenbecker
Board of Supervisors
Jorrow
Harry Scott
Johnson
Dave Adams
Dragoon
Wire
Kuehenbecker
Iit
Crushed by Conveyor Belt in Hutchinson Plant
Aug 16 report from Hutchinson Kansas details Larenco Perata about 33 killed at a plant by a conveyor belt used to move ore. Garfield, alias Clarence Jackson, is also sought on multiple charges including forged checks and escape risk. Authorities pursue him while other notices mention jewel theft and a missing diamond ring case.
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Ajo
Larenco Perata
Tucson
Huttchinson
Kansas
Garfield
Hy Green
Peralta
Sittes
Clyde Garret
Upfield
Aring
Hoowell
No M
BC Hane
Wo Ho Miller
Green Garfield
Clarence Jackson
Hutchinson
Muskogee
Jeon
Earnest Smith
Josephi
Ro Kruger
Crable Sets Candidacy for Coconino County Attorney
Francis D Crable announces his bid for Coconino County Attorney as a Republican nominee subject to primary. A Tombstone native and Arizona graduate, Crable has practiced law since 1900, earning a remunerative, well-regarded reputation in northern Arizona courtrooms.
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Francis D Crable
the Sun
Oll
Sit Crabie
Mtr
Arizona wins Port Clinton trophy at Camp Perry
Arizona took first place in the Port Clinton trophy at Camp Perry with the Tombstone team and Tucson group also placing well. The telegram from H C Almy of Tombstone notes Arizona scored only 21 points down of 600 while teams across the United States competed, with Tombstone tenth and Tucson sixteenth in the interclub event.
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Arizona
Camp Perry
Obie
Ewilian Rifle Club
H.C. Almy
Tombstone
United States
Tucson
Almyays
Douglas
Tombstone Club
CANDIDATES FOR STATE NOMINATIONS AT SECRETARY'S OFFICE
Nomination petitions pour in as August 18 deadline nears with many filings anticipated. Capt EM Robinson of Flagstaff seeks US Senate while Judge R C Stanford aims for the same seat. Mulford Winsor and Edward Massey run for governor and state mining inspector respectively. Frank Luke contests tax commissioner and C C Case seeks late-school superintendent post. Cal Hayden also has preliminary papers filed for a House seat.
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le Phoenix
Aus
Secrer Ty
State
Capt EM. Robinson
Flagstaff
R.C. Stanford
Mulford Winsor
Edward Massey
Ming
Frank Luke
Phoenix
C. C. Case
Cal Hayden
Thomas E Campbell
Mitt Simms
Harnest Mull
Charles DeSales Wheeler
HE. Ross
E. A. Carrot
Nellie Hayward
Sam F. Webb
Raymond Earhart
PJ. Mune
Case
EC. Peterson
Laie Hardy
Lewis MoWhitney
Wiley B
Jopes
Fillant Massey
GH. Bolin
Harry Jennings
Charles Hansen
Ed Ca Kan
T. B Cashel
LC E. Adwns
Toren Waughot
Corporation Commission
Bob Zander
Mal Murphy
B A. Highes
Maybelle Craig
Harry Po Southworth
BF Wingsley
Big Meet Draws 200 Bankers to Douglas Convention
Douglas schedules the Arizona Bankers association annual meeting for November 12 and 13. A special committee plans conventions for next year. Attendees expected from El Paso and other nearby cities. Speakers from New York and other lender centers may be invited. The 192 convention marks the 17th annual bankers gathering.
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Douglas
Cochis Grate
Willam Alberts
First National
Hank
New York
el Paso
Turnville Named County Agent for Pinal County
Turnville, former manager of the Thesandary, has been appointed agricultural agent for Pinal county. He spent Friday and Saturday in the Casa Grande valley with Director WOM Cook, reviewing the territory he will cover. He assumes new duties early this week. C.K. Wilieraiath recently relinquished the post.
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Turnville
Pinal County
Tucson
Turnyville
Casa Grande Valley
Wom Cook
Heman
C.K. Wilieraiath
Pinacounty
Nogales Picked as Snake Center for Big Order
An unusual dispatch reports Nogales chosen as a snake center with a large export order from Batialo for pounds of venom and sores. A medical specialist allegedly seeks a cure for chronic alcoholism and will receive live snakes. The price is deemed fair and there are no restrictions on the snake’s venom or character.
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Batialo
Poveibte Develow Export Indies
Nogales
Laborers to Salt River Valley linked to wind storm
Wind gusts near Tucson disrupted a train bound for the Salt River Valley. About 250 laborers from El Paso and Nogales are slated for work in the Gila River valley. A Glendale doctor noted the storm drove a car and started it moving, requiring a crank to restart before the hood was damaged.
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Storm
Otto
Glendale
Talen
Tucson
Tor
Salt River Valley
el Paso
Con Railroad
River Valley
Engineers License Bill Proposed for Next Legislature Tucson
August 18 report notes a proposed engineers license bill endorsed by the American Association of Engineers. Dean G H Hutier says licensing all engineers in Arizona would curb fraud and incompetence, with mining engineers highlighted. The measure follows similar laws in other states and enjoys backing from 12 association chapters in Jerome, Clarkdale, Prescott, Phoenix, Globe, Miami, Clifton, Morenci, Yuma, Bisbee, Tucson, and the University of Arizona.
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Tucson
American Association of Engineers
Dean GH Hutier
Chamers
American Association of
Association
Arizona
Jerome
Clarksdale
Pregcott
Phoenix
Globe
Miami Clifton
Morenci
Yuma
Bisbee
Tulsin
University of Arzons
Engineers
Lcense Bill
Bisbee Tombstone engineer fixes regional flood dyke
Sid Smyth, Bisbee Tombstone state highway engineer, oversees repairs to a washed through dyke north of the main highway and two levees near the road. He notes two crews at Curtis Street David district and one on the road toward the forks of the Benson Fairbank route, assessing bridge capacity against heavy Arizona rainfall.
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Cotal
Sid Smyth
Bisbee Tombstone State Highway Uniter
Arizona
Mr_ayth
Curtis St David
Benson Fairbank Road
Whipple Barracks cooks jailed for drunken alcohol sample
Prescott report states three Whipple Barracks chefs were confined by Lt Sheppard after officers found them sampling mash and fermentation. Green the Black cook, a French chef, and a Black baker were held pending lab results on their intoxication and the possible alcohol content of mash samples.
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Prescott
Whipple Barracks
Ander
Green
Yavapal Club
Primary Filer Count in Pima County Shows Light Field
In Tucson on August 19, nomination papers closed with no Republican or Democratic candidates for county assessor or county attorney and justice of the peace. Each party had one candidate for treasurer and recorder, signaling no primary battles for those offices. The major contest centers on the Democrat sheriff race between Wilfred Sullinger and Sheriff J. T. Miles with F Daniels and Eo Ma, while Republicans prepare for a sheriff contest with A hor.
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Tucson
Puncour
Republicas
Ach
Wilfred Sullinger
Undersherff
Ruttning
J. T. Miles
Hon F. Daniels
Eo Ma
Body found near Peoria. aged man in awkward suicide
A 60 to 65 year old man with white hair was found hanged in a Peoria stable not in use. Deputies and a coroner's jury investigated and returned a verdict of death by self inflicted hanging. The body was decomposed and unidentified, possibly an elderly Mexican loiterer. The county will bury the deceased. Farm wanted notice follows.
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Peoria
Sherif Gilbert Blanco
Justice Mckee
Imee
W. J. Osborn
Daring leap into air by Nogales flyer ends in parachute glide
Aug 19 Nogales reports Lt Leroy Wolfe of the 12th Aero squadron leaped from a military plane at 9 10 am. He fell 200 feet then parachute deployed from 499 feet, unfolding a 6 second chute that slowed his descent to a safe landing. Four planes accompanied the display drew hundreds of spectators.
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Nogales
Arizona
Leroy Wolfe
12Th Aero Squadron
Parker
Lieut
Wolfe
Biebrenst
Lonse
Rainfall aids ranges. some regions dry and crops suffer
Weather Bureau reports generally sufficient rainfall across Arizona range sections boosting pasture conditions while areas like Pinedale remain dry for two weeks. Northern plateau and western New Mexico show adequate water and feed, with Seligman receiving up to two inches. Summers’ dryness hurts gardens in Pinto and Flagstaff areas. Yuma and Sule River valleys suffer little damage, and early forecasts anticipate variable winter browse growth.
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Phoenix
Weather Bureau
Chebiee
Pinedale
New Mexico
Seligman and
Douglas
Ask Park
Pine
Apache Indian Reservation
Yuma
Sule
Flagstaff
William
Cantu Steps Out Of Governorship In Lower California
General Luis M. Salanar succeeded Colonel Estaban Cantu as governor of the northern district of Lower California at 6 o clock tonight. The ceremony lasted about three minutes and included reading and approval of an agreement in which Cantu relinquished office. The document bore signatures of Salazar, Jose Agoini, the territorial secretary, and V. Vailesco Rowles, marking central government approval.
Roberts Exits Race for Governor in Arizona Nomination
Iona Pheonin Aug. 180M Roberts of Cochise County withdrew from the Democratic race for governor citing party interests over personal gain. The move leaves Mulford Winsor and Mit Simms contesting the nomination. Nomination papers filings also included Thomas Maddock as a Republican candidate for U.S. Senate, with Marcus A. Smith and others running for the Senate and House seats.
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Phoenin
Roberts
Cochise Bounty
Robertaes
Mulford Winsor
Mit Simms
Thomas Maddock
United States
Mr. Maddock
Ralph
Ameron
Clark
E. M. Robinson
Marcus A. Smith
KC Stanford
A A Worsely
John W. Norton
Agua Prieta to Stage Ten Bull Fights
Agua Prieta to stage ten bull fights under a governor granted permit with the first event planned for Sunday if a construction site is completed. A 1500 seat arena will be built with lumber hauled from the boundary line and Mexican labor aiding in erection alongside visiting bullfighters.
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Douglas
Abram Frajlo
Agua Prieta
Sonora
Mexico
Frasio
Acros
Prasio
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