Deportation plan targets Yaqui people in Sonora
A teletyped dispatch reports General Blas Calles orders deportation of Yaqui men women and children from Sonora to Mexico City and elsewhere. Families are to be relocated to camps or schools while hostile groups are to be exterminated if they resist. The move aims to remove Yaquis from lands in Sonora and adjacent districts, reflecting a long-running conflict and government strategy.
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Douglas
Sonora
Blas Calles
Ives G. Selevier
Fouriee
Hermogilio
Guaymas
Miangstillo
Mexica
Mexico
Mexico City
Heriniile
Yasai
Jalisco
Wiecoast
Paine
Diana
Calles
Cailes
Escape evade? Palmer captured after Florence prison break
Johnn Wo Palmer, who escaped from Florence penitentiary, was caught twelve miles south of Wickenburg. He allegedly stole a Ford in Glendale to flee on Thanksgiving. Prison guards Kent and Kerrick brought him to Phoenix. Palmer faces Florence return and a burglary conviction with a four to five year sentence.
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Florence Monnay
Wickenburg
Glendale
Phoenix
Kent and
Kerrick
Florence
Palmer
Oscar Roberts
Roberts
Important move to boost Arizona farm and food markets
In Phoenix a broad plan aims to expand local production of crops and cattle feed under Salt River Valley Water Users' Association leadership. The effort seeks fair pricing, reduced dependence on outside supplies, and a general marketing plan to benefit farmers and consumers, with talks on wealth knowledge and fame. Community services include Sunday school and religious meetings led by Rev. W. Stark.
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Phoenix
Dee
Arizona
Bo Hegat
Chaitaign
Coumei
James Collins
Department of Agric
Salt River
Arizona Cattle Growers’association
Salt River Valley Water Users' Association
Bax
Kansas
Paul
Waom
W. Stark
Arizona murder mystery deepens after body found
A body was found dead near a failed mine outside Phoenix. Coroner John Blovoe said the man appeared beaten, age about fifty, with foul play suspected. Sheriff Witkey and deputies prepared a full investigation and contacted county attorney's office.
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Atoord
John Blvoe
Promie
Kemnarh
Tom Dave
Kigke
Sheri WH Witkey
Sherr E J. Warren
Preparing big time in Tombstone on New Year eve
The Tombstone Commercial Club plans a large New Year masquerade at Gage Hall to raise funds for the Red Cross Auxiliary. Prizes will be awarded, and Fort Huachuca’s Tenth Cavalry will form a parade. Judge Ots is in Tombstone to hold court for Judge Lockwood during his California visit.
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Tombstone
Tombstone Commercial Club
Gage Hall
Red Crane Auxiliary
Commercial Club
the Red Cross
Tenth Cavalry
Fort Huachues
Formeh Maxie
Ots
Judge Lockwood
California
Preliminary Work Beginnings for Hew Draft Quota
Preliminary work on the new regulations for selecting the mint of the national army began today. Supplies arrive daily and are sent to local boards as instructions require the questionnaire be completed and returned within seven days. Officials estimate classification of the register will finish by early February, ahead of the next national call, with many soldiers moving from cantonments. Local draft officials refuse to reveal the final date for the 15 percent final quota.
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Fred S. Breen
Tite Bens
Monaires
Merskal
National Army
Warning to registrants on address changes in draft
General Crowder warns all men who moved or changed addresses since registering for military service to notify local boards immediately. This ensures they receive the questionnaire starting December 15. Registrants must keep boards informed of address changes and stay updated on the selective draft.
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Phoenix
Dee 1
Crowder
Cochise County Road Bond Election Details From Local Notice
Facts outline a one million dollar road bond election in Cochise County with twenty year repayment. It details who may vote, project scope from Don Luis to Hereford, funding by mining companies, and personal tax impact starting at six and two thirds cents per hundred dollars assessed value. It notes a December 4 election and urges a YES vote for road improvement.
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Tyresalk
Dean Bridge
Lowell
Bakerville
Don Luis
Hereford
Forest Ranch
Sda
Ore Shipments From Sonora Rise Indicate Recovery
During November ore was shipped from Sonora to the United States via Douglas totaling 13 959 tons in 4 cars valued at 2 875 600 dollars. The gain over October signals mining activity returning to Sonora in tributary Cochise County while fall output may shift to local and El Paso smelters.
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DOT
Mexico
United States
Douglas
Sonora
Cochise
el Paso
Gardner Reports Texas Road Bond Rush After Lone Star Visit
ACH Gardner manager of Hinachuca Water Co returns from extended stay in Waco Texas noting road bond issues are being rushed due to overwhelming votes in favor statewide. Gardner visited small Texas points of interest and observed broad support for road bond measures.
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Ach. Gardner
Hinachuca Water Company
Waco
Tex
Mr. Gardner
Lone Star
Embree on Stand in WOW Strike Trial in Pima County
The trial of ringleader Embree for the WOW strike continues in Pima County Superior Court. He testifies about the executive committee directing miners to be peaceful, warnings issued against liquor and violent conduct, and instructions given to avoid confrontations with workers heading to the mines.
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Pmbree
Wow
Dverine
Helen Glass
Beiring
Iitex
Embree
Man in Jail Does Not Lose Homestead Right
Phoenix dispatch reports the General Land Office informing registers that homestead entrymen under judicial restraint due to crime convictions should not have their rights canceled. Entries will be held in suspense until restraint ends, then the claimant must meet all homestead requirements for final proof and patent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phoenix
General Land Office Department of the Interior
Secretary of the Interior
Peho
Sam
Making Change in CochiseRecorder Office
County Recorder Ray B Krebs also clerk of the Cochise County Draft Board outlines reforms to expand staffing for the incoming draft questionnaires. The move aims to handle soon to be retired officials and accommodate a larger force as the new draft begins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray B. Krebs
Cochise
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Bindie
Tistiee
Henwon
St David
Glowan
Peace
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Etly
Cocney
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Royal Naval Air Service
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Avy
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