Cantaloupe Crop Reported Yield in Arizona Valley
Aug 29 Phoenix report by Ea M Seifert notes final cantaloupe yield for 1919 in Arizona. Estimated 2,200 cars preseason, actual production surpasses 2,900 cars, with much unharvested. Early shipments sold well in eastern markets due to high quality, later prices fell as ripening and rains affected stock.
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Phoenix
Ielat
Arizona
Ea M Seifert
Pelt Wa
Seifert
Saeed Bet Vera
Seliert
Cary
Sian
State lesson home opposed by Bisbee post
A Bisbee post opposed a state lesson home project. The local executive committee met and voted to disassociate from the plan. Discussions favored relocating the state secretary to a city hosting the state founder chief and relocating the state home project to Phoenix.
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Bisbee Post
Pmioenta
Heme
Conehmerd
Boing
Com
Inelen
Phoenix Lad
Arrest in War Against Drugs Reaches Mrs Johnson
Nother arrest in the crusade against drug usery was made yesterday by Deputy Tom Foster when Mrs B M Johnson was taken into custody in Johnson's action. A peculiar home made hypodermic syringe fashioned from a medicine dropper and a regulation hollow needle was taken. The woman had a letter from the chief of police at San Diego showing she had been for efforts to find her husband Buel W Johnson. The chief said Johnson had left San Diego Augusta for Los Angeles, leaving general delivery as his forwarding address.
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Paspre
Tom Foster
BM. Johnson
Johnson
San Diego
Calif
Buel
W. Johnson
Augusta
Los Angeles
Mining stock sale permits issued to Arizona firms
Permits to sell mining stock remain in high demand, signaling active development by Arizona mining interests. Jerome Grande Copper Co at Jerome in the Verde district is allowed to dispose of 151,547 shares at 25 cents each, while Centurion Arizona Mining Co at Willcox is authorized to sell 32,000 shares at 60 cents.
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Phoenix
Aus
Arizona Corporatites Commission
Iicate
Arizona
Jerome Grande
Jerome
Verde Mining
Centurion Arizona Mining Company
Willcox
Ariz
Man Charged by Wife in Attempted Murder Pact
Tucson dispatch reports Joe Kirby, son of a Fort Lowell veteran, accused by his wife of attempting to kill her. He was jailed after a warrant issued by Mr. Kirby and remained in custody as the case moves forward. The wife said quarrels and meals at her mother's home prompted the threat, and she later spoke with the county attorney Moore about the alleged plan. The couple’s history includes suspicions over a white powder and missing package of cornbines, with Kirby reportedly living in Mexico at times.
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Tucson
Joe Kirby
Old Army Ambulance Griver
Fort Lowel
Kirby
Keverel Samnthe
Sien
Moore
Howe
Abe
Sext University
Sae
Rhitby
Mexicas
Deny
Note Found on Street Reveals Family Dinner Plan
A note dropped from a machine spares a family from hunger as Lieut Struthers, recently returned from overseas, and his crew are ready for dinner. The message asks Mrs. Andy Struthers of 1029 The street to have dinner ready in about half an hour. A wind shift carried the note across the street where eager children recovered it. The incident ties to a border patrol officer and his companions returning home to a family meal.
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Mouglas
Verb
Bruce
Fiewee Struthers
Ei Fass
Andy Struthers
Struthers
Eutemant Evans
Desert Power Ang Application Seeks Rate Hike
The Desert Power Ang petition to the Art tena competition commission requests a 30 percent rate increase starting in January 3, 2019. It cites operation costs of 1,152,602 dollars and an invested 650,000 dollars in the plant and distribution system. The company notes a 15 percent surcharge over the basic rate was approved earlier by the corporation commission.
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Kisgemer
Desert Power Ang
Pupsie
Tate
Ube Corporation Commission
Cement Contract Wins Big Tempe Mesa Highway Work
Arizona state contract awards 20 000 barrels of cement for the Tempe Mesa highway to California Portland Cement Company at 2 95 per cwt. The price, 9 percent below prewar quotations, reflects competitive bargaining among cement producers and long standing negotiations.
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Angrexas Ce
Arizona
Tempe Mesa
Maddock
California Portland Cement Company
Tragic Garage Accident Claims Seven Year Old Boy
A Fort Huachuca area fatality reports that seven year old George Storrman died when a gasoline drum toppled during backing near a garage owned by Melvin Storrman. The tragedy occurred as the boy was near the vehicle, instantly killing him. burial arrangements were underway and the mother could not view the body due to the family’s distress.
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Chambers
Fort Huachuca
George
Melvin Storrman
Cus Girton
Man Charged After Sailor Robbery Tale Unfolds
A man named Tames faces voluntary perjury and related charges after authorities say he and a companion, in disguise, got intoxicated and performed a stunt during a duty shift. Deputy Shortt Midkutt arrested him Sunday for alleged offenses connected to an incident involving a sailor and a wife. The case notes confusion and erratic behavior as the man claimed memory loss of the costume escapade.
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Pon Senseus
Manuel
Ram
Sal
Vaule
Tames
Unitoria
United
Shortt Midkutt
Jackie
Hemos
Frost
Shen
Sailorcultetors
Wold of Sister 5 Sought by Montana Woman
Mrs Barne te elster and Miss Jackeon of Lewiston seek charity from the governor to locate a sister said to be married very young. Marcus Jackson wrote to Governor Casegie months ago asking aid. The sister, claimed to be married at a tender age to a man named Fnows, may be in Arizona with Barnets. PR Milnes urges state help to relieve the sister's worry.
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Barne Te Elster
Miss Jackeon
Lewiston
Marcus Jackeon
Casegie
Seco
Barnets
Sue
Arizona
Williamesteffore
PR. Milnes
Wan Shot By Girl May Not Recover
Phoenix Aug 27 a Mexican boy aged two was shot by a girl with a 22 revolver. The bullet struck above the heart and lodged near the spine. Doctors say recovery chances are very slight. Deputy Sheriff Griffin took the wounded boy, named Soto, home on a train after the accident near Maricopa while visiting.
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Phoenix
Anton
Soto
Gast Harrison Street
Marinetto
John M. Pearson
Caer
Ehowider Blade
Griffin Willowing Seto
Vail Benson Road to be Evacuated and Rebuilt
Tumble details show State Highway Department ordering suspension of all Cochise county road work as of August 31. T. Fraser announces equipment to be reassigned to Tombstone Fair and the Tombstone to Fairbanks road project, with crews moved to sites in Pima and Santa Cruz. Senator Roberts influences Cochise approvals, aiming to progress the Vail Benson route upon state clearance.
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T. Fraser
State Highway Department
Tombstoce
Cache County
Cochise County
Maintainance Gang
Frazer
Tucson
Roberts
Cocbies
Cochise
Starier
Tom Maddox
Pins
Pima
Santa Cruz
Fairbanke Road
Ronette
Utes
Willcox
Ision
Srazier
Twsor
Vison
Estate of Millionaire A. Nay Shows Large Securities
An inventory of the deceased A Nay indicates total estate near one million dollars. Personal property valued under one thousand dollars, with the bulk in securities including about ten thousand bonds. Death occurred in Sane. Guaeheer from Revere, Mo., transported the body for interment.
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Proene
A. Anay
Maty Feara
Duntay
Aerts
Sane
Guaeheer
Revere
Strike delays taking body to Los Angeles
The body of W. F. Kuchenbecker, who died Saturday, was not shipped to Los Angeles due to strike and rail delays. Remains prepared yesterday for shipment with family, but travel restricted to Tucson, postponing the trip to tomorrow if trains run. In Phoenix, a license to operate a Yuma bank was issued to Security Trust and Savings Bank of Yuma, with Tobias as president and Brethen as cashier, capital stock $50,000.
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Los Angeles
W. F. Kuchenbecker
Fam
Tucson
Phoenix
Yuma
Aziz
Jesse L
Boyer
Ing
Security Trust and Savings Bank of
Beh Tobias
J. C. Brethen
Printing and debt managed by trained, up‑to‑date printers
The note advocates using skilled, current printers to ensure prompt work and reliable debt handling. It emphasizes employing good, competent printers to achieve efficient printing and timely financial handling.
Tombstone and Douglas to Clash in Tennis Meet
Tombstone Tennis Club led by Secretary J Wynn plans an August 27 1919 exhibition against Douglas Country Club with an elimination singles tournament starting August 26 at the Bunker Hill Courts. Players listed include Walker Springs Dewet Belts Belt and Brande with others to report readiness and avoid defaults while local officials coordinate logistics. An auto accident near Hieben road seriously injures a driver and damages vehicles, prompting repairs and hospital transfers.
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J. Wynn
Tombstone Tennis Club
C.J Hall
Dougtee Country Club
Coplen
Tombrtrne
Bunker Hin
Crime attributed to tramps in Flagstaff unrest
In Flagstaff Arizona a crime wave attributed to vagrant trespassers is described. A rash of robberies hits two stores and four houses recently, while a reported bank robbery causes excitement but is deemed unfounded. Train survivors mention rain delays deterring theft.
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Flagstaff
Ariz
Larer
Phoenix Faces Oil Shortage Amid Rail Strike
Phoenix braces for fuel oil and gas famine tied to California rail strike. Fresh vegetables scarce and gasoline rationing hits Tucson and other Arizona towns. Daily Phoenix to Los Angeles auto service resumes tomorrow at $40 one way. West of Phoenix rail service halted. Santa Fe limited to Ash Fork.
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Phoenix
California
Tucson
Arizona
Los Angeles
Phoeate
Santa Fe
Ash Fork
Official Song Approved for State Use in Arizona
Andrew Ban meri, secretary of the board, approves a $250 copyright claim to Margaret Rowe Clifford for the song Arizona adopted by the legislature. Distribution of copies to schools and the battleship Arizona is planned, with possible cover design changes and potential anthem printing pending lawful action.
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Phoenta
Andrew Banmeri
Board of Directors of
State Instiutions
Arizona
Margaret Rowe Clifford
Bighes
Fleehools
Arigons
Pastiert
Bauert
Greenway Reinstated Leader of New Cornelia Firms
Bisbee returns confirm Fol Greenway resumes duties as general moniker of C. & A. and New Cornelia. Stockholders greet news as Greenway’s past work boosts shares and advances planned policies. Observers indicate established plans will proceed to increase company value.
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Eowey
New Corrétla
Bisbee
Fly
Emje
Policles
Charters Pending for Arizona Posts in Tombstone Region
Arizona posts seek charters with applications received by C. Bell temporary chairman. Tombstone Post 0) and others including Kingman and Cordova await charter approvals. A special meeting is planned within days to finalize organization and officer elections.
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Arizona
C. Bell
Tomberune Fey
Peper
Fost
Pt Am
Flys
Petape
Mark Moore
Prettle
Phage Derry Foot Metomoray
Humphreys
McCleline-Tareons
Taylor Pont Mo
Alor Habeem
Bougtes
Vaskemame Post
Kingman
Foure Post
Tombstone
Corduval
L.A. Engle Fest
Bishot
Mismated Couple in Dual Divorce Race
Bispee Aug 22 A doubled arraignment for divorce suit started under the superior court by Charles V Bentley and his wife Margaret Bentley. One filed action against the other, now to see who wins the decree first. Bentley, recently arrested on a charge of beating his wife, testified there had been a general family row. he admitted slapping his wife but she claimed a habit of beating. Bentley is a former official in the I. W. W. We
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Bispee
Uonter
Superior Court
Charles V. Bently
Margaret Pently
Birch
Bently
Justice of the Peace
Allison
Bentley
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