Benson Smelter Set to Open in September
Benson awaits operations at the Arizona Smelting and Power Company plant as workers install a new railroad spur from the Southern Pacific and complete boiler, furnace, and power infrastructure. Officials anticipate the smelter to be in full operation by early September with ore handling and local power supply arrangements in place and plans to expand capacity to 1000 tons daily.
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Mehta
Charles Goets
Benson m Chant
Mude
Sparrows Electrocuted In City Park Storm Toll
In Douglas on August 18 Three hundred twenty English sparrows roosting in Ely Park trees were found dead after a severe electrical storm. A observer counted the birds and blamed static electricity or thunder. Streets flooded from 1 to 2 PM as a bicycle washed down Tenth Street and lodged on Sixth Avenue. Authorities awaited the owner.
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Douglas
Ely Park
Tenth Street
Avenue
Reinforced concrete building to rise on North Central Ave
A reinforced concrete structure is planned for North Central Avenue in Phoenix. The project outlines a new urban addition with potential economic impact for the area.
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Phoenix
North Central Avenue
Agua Prieta Liquor Confiscated and Merchant Jailed
Jin Jos, Agua Prieta merchant, arrested on hootchage charges after 4 cases of beer 3 cases of whisky and 2 gallons of mezcal seized. Liquor poured into streets as he faces a $300 fine. held incommunicado with possible Hermosillo transfer if unpaid.
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Douglas
Ariz
Jin Jos
Agua Prieta
Sonont
Jim Joe
Mexico
Sonora
Capt J G Tate
Monidale
Joe
Hermopillo
Azure
United States
Elias Palles
Crus Galvezte
Hormosillo
Sensational Runaway Renosn Ends With New Mexico Marriage
Jim Ong and Margaret Callahan, part of a runaway to New Mexico, returned reporting a marriage ceremony performed in Lordsburg. Ong, a worker at Mansion Cafe, is about 25. the girl is reportedly 16 and also employed there briefly. The mother, a widow who runs a lodging house, did not object and assented by telegram.
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Renson
New Mexico
Jim Ong
Margaret Callahan
Lordaburg
Ong
Lordsburg
Globe warns residents after dog bites man in rabies case
In Globe a 70 year old man, Thomas B S11 Hackney Avenue, contracted a dog bite from a fox terrier that disappeared after the attack. He received Pasteur treatment and is said to be in good condition. The dog, which had bitten several animals, was destroyed. cats died after exposure. City officials pledge renewed efforts to curb stray dogs and hydrophobia warnings will be issued.
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Glore
Thomas
Hackney Avenue
Mtr
Smith
Tae
Pan
Alway
Mr. Smith
Ane
Globe
Nother Saves Boy Life By Promptness
Douglas, Aug. 21. A mother in the Cave Creek community prevented a fatal accident by acting quickly when her son Warren Wilson spilled boiling water from a stove. First aid was given, skin flaking occurred but was not extensive enough to hinder recovery. The boy was reported on the road to recovery, though in shock and pain.
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Douglas
Cave Creek
Senator Roberts Promotes Good Roads Plan For Safford
Safford, Aug 18. Senator Mayer Roberts of Willcox visited to discuss a Cochise County plan with the board of supervisors to build a good road from Bowie to Graham County and onward to Safford. He said Cochise would start Bowie to Graham and Graham would finish to Safford, boosting travel, business, and eastern access to Phoenix.
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Safford
Cnay M. Roberts
Willcox
Senator Roberts
Te Board of Supervisors
Bowie
Roberts
Boant of Supervisors
Cochise County
Bowle
Graham County
Phoenix
Hoberts
Bowles
Gils Valley
Wapervisare
Owls
Miner fined for threat against Miss Anita Fanites
A Mexican miner was jailed and fined 15 dollars after a court heard he threatened the life of Miss Anita Fanites. The defense claimed a two month living arrangement, but the girl and her family denied cohabitation. The judge sided with the girl and her relatives, noting the threats persisted.
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Bisbee
Aus
Cras
Crus
Mins Esques
Rus
Young Brother of Contractor Scalded At Sand Pit
Don Johnson, brother of S J Johnson, suffered severe burns to his hand and leg about ten days ago while employed as a fireman at a sand pit forty miles south of Tucson. He was scalded by escaping steam from a steam shovel, treated at the Tucson company hospital, then returned home this week and is recovering but not yet able to work.
Public Health Service Branch Planned for Phoenix
Age 18. For the purchase of establishing a branch of the United States public health service. De G. S. Martin, formerly of Safford, Ariz., is in Phoenix. Dr. Martin, a former army major who served with the 158th infantry, focuses on ex service men with disabilities since discharge and can order treatment at government hospitals he designates.
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Phoenix
United States Public Health Service
de G. S. Martin
Safford, Ariz
Dr. Martin
158Th Infantry
First Arizona
Jerome to Name Ross Cunningham Postmaster
Aug 20 Jerome announces temporary appointment to fill the vacancy from W. J Leonard resignation. Ross L Cunningham will take charge tomorrow and is currently auditing accounts with retiring postmaster and Inspector Leslie Cooper. Cunningham previously led the local express office for about two years and earned praise from business leaders. He did not seek the post.
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Mm. Jerome
W. J. Jleonard
Ross L. Cunningham
Jerome
Leslie Cooper
Cunningham
Leonard
Cooper
Prison boards harmonize parole rules along coast
Attorney General Wray E. B. Jones, returning from a coast tour, reports that San Quentin, Salem, Walla Walla, McNeil's Island, and Arizona boards all follow similar release processes. He notes a lack of fixed release dates, with pardons and paroles often tied to the individual inmate.
Funaway Girl Found After Brief Missing Case
The sheriff’s office received word from Deputy Sheriff Partier that a year old girl named Beastie Jones had run away from home. By evening a telephone notice said the girl was found on a ranch seven miles from Denzian. She weighed 195 pounds and left Douglas at 7 o’clock Monday night with a note to her mother. She was located at the Sulphur Springs valley ranch and returned to her mother. No reason given, but a quarrel with her mother is suspected.
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Partier
Morgins
Beastie Jones
Denzian
Douglas
Palmer
Sulphur Springs
Seiven
State Sues for Twenty Thousand in Famous Mule Case
The Arizona state, via Attorney General Wiley E. Jones, files answer and counter claim in the Tony Johns mule case. The state seeks $20,000 damages alleging road work delays and inefficacy of the animals. It says a Springfield roller cart was to be delivered but never appeared, and that the horses, mules, and harness were defective and unfit for use.
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Phoenix
Wiley E. Jones
Tony Johns
Pearce Man Favors Another Road Bond Issue
Bisbee Aug 20 Mr and Mrs A Smith of Pearce visited in Bisbee and Mr Smith a longtime war worker supports a second one million dollar road bond in Cochise County He argues county debt is small and roads are the county's greatest asset urging passage at once.
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Bisbee
A. Smith
Pearce
Smit
Secon County
Cochise County
Harris Presses Adjutant General Claim from Phoenix
In Phoenix on August 20 Charles W. Harris former adjutant general under the Host regime continues to press his claim to the office. He sends letters and wires to Governor Campbell and to J Mel Carter chief of the bureau of military affairs claiming the Governor can transmit communications to any agents for consideration. The communications are returned to the Governor as the bureau of military affairs declines to recognize Harris’s authority.
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Phoenix
Charles W. Harris
Bureau of Military Affairs
Harris
Washington
Campbell
J. Mel. Carter
U.S. Army
Harrie
Carter
Bureau of Milita Affairs
Ge. Harvie
Gestal
Arizona
Suelaine
Attamney
Neral
Lerty
Bootlegging arrests in Bisbee at Faust beer garden
Deputy Sheriff Tom Foster arrested F Faust and Chris Agikkinnen at Faust's Naco Trail beer garden for bootlegging after observing a drink being served. Agikkinnen confessed to buying white mule at cents per drink. bonds unmet, Faust reportedly worth over $106000.
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Bisbee
F. Faust
Bia«fee
Warren
Naco Toad
Tom Foster
Chris Agikkinnen
Faust
Agikkianen
Foster
Yestery
Agikkinnen
Mexican paymaster seized near Nogales with 6000 rounds
United States intelligence officers arrested M. J. Dominguez three miles north of Nogales Arizona this afternoon. He was found with 6000 rounds of revolver ammunition and identified as a paymaster in the Mexican army for the 53rd battalion and a staff member of Sonoran Governor Calles. He was turned over to a deputy US marshal for investigation.
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Nogales
Ariz
United States
M. J. Dominguez
Here
Dominguez
Calles
Sonora
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