Roberts explains withdrawal from governor race after bitter primary
Arizona Democratic candidate Senator Roberts cites chaotic primary, party harmony aims, and backers of rivals willing to bolt for the GOP as reasons for withdrawing. He says headquarters in Phoenix and a large paid staff influenced his decision to end his campaign.
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Negro Prisoner Foils Jail Break in Nogales
In Nogales a Black prisoner thwarted a jail escape by a companion using a steel saw to weaken the door bolts. The would be escapee, whose identity remains withheld, targeted a rock and bolts in a corridor leading to the sheriff’s office. James Stockley alerted officials and refused to name his informants, prompting added security for the jail.
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Pint of Blood Sought at Whipple Barracks for Armentroot
Six of ten men may be able to donate to save former soldier Armentroot at Whipple Barracks Hospital. Authorities announced a pint donation is needed for a necessary operation. Blood tests of volunteers revealed none available meeting required specifications.
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Paradise Valley irrigation plan advances to cultivate 90000 acres
Two field engineering crews work in Paradise Valley near the Salt River, separated by the Phoenix mountains. The Paradise Verde irrigation district reports preparation of final plans and specifications for a major reclamation project aimed at bringing 90,000 acres under cultivation.
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Third Hay Barn Fire Destroys Southwest Cotes Facility
Phonlin Aug 2 The third hay barn of Southwest Cotes company at Litebuild Arin burned this morning. The barn and the hay were completely destroyed with an estimated loss of 5200. Firemen say the cause could not be determined and a watchman reported spotting flames near the deck earlier. Firefighters found nearby baled hay also damaged.
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Southwest Cotes Company
Litebuild
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Neate
Party Would Ring 72 Check Artists Want It Back
A garbled item appears to describe a dialogue about returning something, mentioning a party and artists and a request to have it back. The legible pieces reference a plan or hope to retrieve an item and involve discussions or assurances about returning it. The exact names and places are unclear due to the damaged text.
Solder Patients Demand Army Officer Remain at Hospital
At Prescott Whipple Army Post in August 27, patients protested the transfer of Army Officer Art Shepard to Pure Stanton due to alleged nonfunctioning drapery. A meeting of patients and staff followed, with medical inspectors reporting favorable notes to the command. Controversy has brewed since February as residents seek resolution with War Department officials and local civic groups urging abbottment of the issue.
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American Legion
Unclear text block about assignment and duties at American state
Fragmentary OCR text discusses duties related to a service or institution and mentions an American state and walls. The readable entities include Atwc att Nyxy and Ayouncrovitite, but details are damaged. The passage appears to describe assigned or incited tasks and built structures, yet the precise actions and outcomes are obscured.
Jerome Stage Line Contempt Hearing Ties Court and Commission
The Arizona Bus Company and Jerome Union Stage Line face a clash over the Prescott to Jerome highway. The Public Service Commission and Yavapai County Superior Court orders force the commissioners to appear Sept 3 for a contempt proceeding. A railroad rate hearing looms as tensions rise between agencies enforcing the new route.
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Verbatim fragment not enough for a headline
A damaged OCR fragment notes disputes over a road project near the old highway and alleged conduct by unnamed parties. The readable portion lacks clear names, places, dates, or concrete actions to anchor a proper news summary.
Wating Today in Dusire Courant Court Hearing
The court awaited a decision on the case involving the offender and bond defaults. A defendant was remanded to the agency after the hearing, with details limited by the damaged text.
40000 Trout Placed In Catalina Streams
About 40,000 Pauma brook trout will be placed in Catalina streams. The stock arrived by mail from the government fisheries at Pueblo and was received by the forest service office and the Haugh County forest supervisor to be taken to the Catalina area.
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Railroads Raise Rates Across Interstate Traffic
Passenger fares rise 14 percent and freight rates by 30 percent with surtax adjustments in interstate travel. The increases take effect in Arizona and nationwide, affecting rail operations and travel costs today.
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Arizona
Arizona Team Wins National Pistol Team Title at Camp Perry
Aug 26 The United States Marine Corps team Ni 1 won the national pistol teams match at Camp Perry with 1230 of 1500. The Philippine destroyer placed second with 127% while the U S Army team took third with 1269. Other prize winners included Arizona Civilian 1256 and California el- The shotgun state team event tied Ohio and Minnesota at 211 birds each.
Distillery Raid Seizes Large G Plant and Smaller Still
Deputies seized a large distillery and a smaller galvanized iron still at 74 and 80 Upper Lowell, Hisbee. The raid followed prior procurement of four years' supply and involved Deputies Smith, Ash, Haverty, Ryan, Constable Bobmfalk and Sheriff McDonald. Operators were warned as they attempted to enter multiple houses simultaneously.
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Arizona Cattle Growers prepare data collection plan
An advisory board formed by Arizona Cattle Growers aims to collect grain data to address rising cattle fees. Letters indicate officials will supervise data gathering and report findings to Crabb for further action.
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Ollect Grains
Tucson
Avicona
Aclora Cattle Growers
Arizona
Unclear OCR reads as muddled town notice and names
Fragmentary text mentions multiple names and items with disrupted order making it difficult to identify a clear event. The legible bits reference Tusk y Creek and Arctic Camp, with scattered mentions of people, places, and a possible sale or transfer, but no coherent report or outcome can be discerned.
Campaigning A Wink On The Street Card Reading Incident
A political scene unfolds as a candidate and rival interact with a street prospector. The candidate reads a card, moves across the street, and settles near an electrified cart. The moment ends with the two men grinning and the crowd watching a long, tense exchange.
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Proximeter
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Prescott Council Sits as Equalization Board With Few Citations
Prescott council held sessions as a board of equalization last week, reporting only five citations or appearances. In Nogales a man and a woman, Dewey Thurlow and Juan Perez, faced charges and were jailed, while a burglary claim by the Jerome Union people led to a preliminary hearing. The case of a wife beater under domestic trouble drew attention, with legal proceedings tied to cattle operation disputes and custody issues in Tombstone.
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Board of Equalization
Globe
M. E. Key
Sogales
Jeff Husky
Dewey Thurlow
Juan Perez
Nogales
Arizona
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Fragmented OCR text appears to discuss a campaign, company names, seeds, and a public sale at Red Creek with references to a base and a person named Sue. Contains unclear, garbled lines and multiple proper nouns without coherent narrative or dates.
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