Haverty Sentenced To Six To Ten Years In Arizona
Jas W Haverty was found guilty of manslaughter after a weeklong trial and sentenced by Judge Lockwood to serve not less than six nor more than ten years in the Arizona state penitentiary. Several other prisoners received varied sentences, with statements from Haverty and remarks from the court on the seriousness of the crime.
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Jas. W. Haverty
Lockwood
Arizona State Penitentiary
Haverty
Will Dick
Caught with the goods near Nogales
Roy Sorrels arrested Sivestra Almendariz seven miles north of Nogales after discovering him skinning a steer and preparing to butcher it. The steer belonged to Herbert R. Wood of Nogales, with the head, hide, and carcass for evidence as the man was taken to the county jail.
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Nogales
Ariz
Bilw Sear Pesqueira Bridge
Roy Sorreis
Sivestra Almendariz
Sorrels
Herbert R. Wood
Reward offered for missing Morse and Penfold pair
Phoenix August 22 a wide search along the International boundary line is underway for Edwin Frederick Morse and Mable Penfold, missing employees of the International Trust company of Denver. A reward of 1500 dollars has been posted for their capture, information from J J McGrath chief of the Phoenix police intelligence department said yesterday.
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Phoenix
Edwin Frederick Morse
Mable Penfold
International Trust Company of Denver
J. J. McGrath
Intelligence Department
Phoenix Police Department
White Winged pigeons migrate south to Mexico
Reports from Sunday field indicate the White Winged pigeons are moving home to Mexico. Flocks are thinning in this valley as birds return for the grain season, with most birds expected to be gone by the end of two weeks. Hunters note a surge of ducks and waders, including wood and jack snipes, in district waters.
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Mexico
First Aeroplane Lands in Tombstone by Army Fliers
Lieut. R. C. Milyard of the 12th Observation Squadron and Sgt. EA Normstrand landed at a cleared field near A. F. Davis country road a mile and a half from Tombstone, marking the first aeroplane visit in 40 years. The field, softened by rain, was landed in within a hundred yards. Sgt. Holmstead noted the city’s camp era appeal as the visitors inspected the field and discussed turning it into a usable landing site possibly with Davis backing. They departed for Douglas after an hour-long stay.
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Cirtis
R. C. Milyard
Flight A
Douglas
Set
EA Normstrand
Tombstone
Milgart
Holmstead
City
Milyard
Mr. Davis
Arizona farmers urge reduction in hay rate
PRIX Aug 23. Southwest farmers call for lower rail charges to access markets. Prewar Phoenix El Paso rate was 5 per ton, now 7.90. Los Angeles rate rose to 29 12 cents per 100 pounds. Salt River Valley hay carloads fell from 4706 in 1918 to 1495 in 1920 due to cotton competition. Alfalfa as main crop needs wider markets as tariff on cottonseed dropped to 75 cents per 100 pounds.
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Southwest
Phoenix
el Paso
Los Angeles
Salt River
Say
Arizona Highway Travel Law Goes Into Effect
Aug. 23 in Bisbee and Tucson reports the new highway travel law in effect. It requires vehicles to carry headlights lifted at night and beam height not exceeding 42 inches, prohibits downward cutouts jeopardizing the roadbed, bans unusual noises, and makes a driver involved in an accident a potential felon. Elizabeth Graham of Mason Addition, Bisbee, age 69, died Sunday. services held yesterday. Survived by son William Graham and daughter James, both of Bisbee.
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Bisbee
Elizabeth Graham
Mason Addition
Warren Dis
Tucson
Funer
Arizona
Hennessy
Allison
Nash Trial Delayed as Defense Seeks Kansas Witness
The trial of Marty Nash for the murder of Martin Schwab faced further delay after the defense located a Kansas witness claiming Schwab had a revolver before the shooting. The case centers on whether Nash acted in self defense amid disputed evidence of an armed Schwab. Prosecution says Schwab may have threatened Nash. defense asserts self defense. Final arguments were postponed to allow the witness arrival, with a verdict unlikely before week’s end.
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Flagstaff
Ariz
Marty Nash
Hillsdale
Wyoming
Martin H. Schwab
Payson
Utah
Kanes
Schwab
Schwa
Nash
Kansas
Former Nogales City Clerk Arrested in Embezzlement Case
W H Smith former Nogales city clerk surrendered to the county authorities to answer a charge of embezzling 6087 23 while in office. The complaint sworn by F Cole alleges Smith cashed city checks on August 12 1918 and diverted funds to his own use. Smith was bound over to HU thebo and given time to raise bail. He has lived in Tucs on most of the past two years and was recently arrested there on illegal liquor transport charges.
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Epes Randolph
Tucson
Epee Randolph
Arizona Eastern
Southern Pacific de Mexico
Southwest
Mr. Randolph
Lunenburg County
Kentucky
United States
Old Mexico
Chesapeake and Ohio and
Southwestern
Ohio Valley
West
Southern Pacific
Arizona and
New Mexican Divion
Los Angeles
Los Angeles Railway Company
Pacific Electric Company
Arizona
Nogales
Ariz
W. H. Smith
Tories
Smith
Huthebo
F. Cole
Tucsoo
Bisbee highway crash injures Beaver and Crosby
A rainstorm crash on the Bisbee road sent a Buick racing a Ford and a car driven by Fred Beaver into a ditch. Miss Ruth Crosby was in Beaver’s car and both were shaken but not seriously hurt. A woman and a boy in the Buick suffered minor injuries.
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Douglas
Bisbee Highway
Fred Beaver
Beaver
Ruth Crosby
Buick
Shaw
Bisbee
Chandler Without Water After Fire
Chandler water supply was cut off last night when fire damaged the waterworks plant. A short circuit in the wiring was suspected as the cause. After over two hours of firefighting the blaze was extinguished, but the system remained inoperative. Local tractor James W. Martin was contacted to restore service today.
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Phoenix
Aue
Chandler
James W. Martin
Tucson Woman Dies From Stove Explosion
Tucson, Aug. 23 Burne received when a gasoline stove exploded early Sunday morning resulted in the death to Miss Lulu Lamont, 520 East Ninth Street, Sunday afternoon. Lamont was lighting a gasoline line stove for breakfast when it exploded, throwing gasoline on the woman. Mr and Mrs Hubert Stollar who room at the field woman's house extinguished the flames.
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Tucson
Burne
Lulu Lapont
East Ninth Street
Lamont
Hubert Stollar
Novelty Parade and Childrens Sports Night Programme
Novelty Parade at nine with 20 prizes and a full slate of Sports for the Children. Foot Bicycle Burro Relay Velocipede Potato Peanut egg races and the Greased Pig Race offer three prizes per entry. One night dance at Schieffelin Hall for adults after the show, same program as the matinee.
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Davis Gardens
Crystal Theater
Fatty Arbuckle
Schieffelin Hall
Car Crash Near Flagstaff Leaves Three Men Injured
J R Doren supervisor for Warren Brothers Construction Co and two Winslowites, Dr Sprankel and Lawyer Bazelle, escaped serious harm when their Buick overturned on the Winslow to Flagstaff road after striking a stump. They were treated at Mercy hospital with varying injuries while one reported recovery. Separate court actions involved Yee Pay and Wong Sing facing federal transport charges with bonds set. Wong Ling remained jailed after bail denial. attorney Dave W Ling represents the defendants.
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Flagstaff
Atiz
J. R. Doren
Warren Brothers Construction Co
Sprankel
Bazelle
Otteen
Fingstaff
Van
Ruta
Doc
Bazette
Mercy Hospital
Bithulithte
Drewsing
Governor to see Indian snake dance in Holbrook
Governor Thomas E Campbell left Phoenix for Holbrook where he will view an Indian snake dance he has sought to see for 26 years. He will be hosted by J L Hubbell and then proceed to Washington for a Senate finance cotton schedule tariff bill hearing, likely in early September.
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Phoenix
Thomas E. Campbell
North
Holbrook
Campbell
Gumaday
J. L.hubbelt
Washington
Senate Committee On Finance
Three Chinamen to Face Federal Grand Jury
Hing ive, a local Chinaman in Clifton Arizona, faced a U S Commissioner hearing on possession of intoxicating liquor found in a box with vegetables and groceries at the express office. Sheriff J Bradberry captured him as he attempted to move the contraband.
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Hood
Florence
Huachucas
Mat Griffin
W. W. Gunncote
McInnis Ring
Cers
W. Nemer
Nemer
Rees
Agus. Pricta
Tony Alak
Hquor
Alak
State Capitol
Salt River Valley
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John Isaac
Sheriff's Office
Board of Supervisors
Tax Commission
Cave Creek
Capitol
Belgium
State Auditor
Yuma
Holtville
Ewings
Bhreaders
Patagonia
Sovoite-Patagonia
Bisbee Road
the Ladies of Tombstone
Cochise County
Labor Day
Federal Grand Jury
Yee Pay
Wong Sing
Sing
Wong Ling
Dave W. Ling
the Bank OF Security and Service
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