Reorganization Efforts Stir Los Angeles Dems in 1920s
Democratic factional moves in Los Angeles prompt postponement of work for years. City residents subscribe 60000 for a tree plan as political chatter intensifies. The twenty fifth legislature meets in Phoenix January 21 with a council split eight Democrats four Republicans and a larger assembly. Curt W Miller of The Tempe News and John Bisdno of the Safford Guardian seek chief clerk posts. honors are discussed for two loyal Democratic workers.
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Phornix
Council
Bense
Curt W Miller
Tempe News
John Bisdno
Safford Guardian
Assembly
The Fingetef Gem Opines On Territory Law And Divorce
A fragment from a periodical comments on court decisions about family leadership and the return of gifts given in love. It argues against removing the penitentiary now, noting territorial debt, and urges legislative action for the public good rather than voting for or against specific measures.
Mayor seeks funding for city lodging house to curb crime
Chicago Mayor Harrison asks the city council to grant 20000 dollars to maintain a municipal lodging house housing 300 destitute people. He argues hunger and discomfort drive theft and even murder, and that shelter could prevent crime and save families from ruin despite objections about reducing incentives to work.
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Harrison
Chicago
New Customs Station Planned at Arizona Border
W E Pal Mann, U S customs agent, visited Arizona to study establishing a new customs port on the border where the Bisbee railroad will cross. A town named Douglas is planned in Nogales district, needing a special act of Congress for entry details. Also a Phoenix attorney sued for 2000, later reduced to 300 and then to 20 after jury action.
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el Pao
W. E. Pal- Mann
United States Wessary Department
Arizona
Arisoma
Sonora
Bisbee
Aew
Douglas
Copper Queen Mining Co
Nogeles
Pulliam
el Paso
Nogales
Moxico
Texas
Bisbee Dispatch Notes Transfers and Local Events
Mr C Rogers of Los Angeles will head the Copper Queen tin ware department as arrivals from various cities join the Bisbee scene. Transfers to Nacosari planned for E E Mc Veagh GJ Devistein J M Fredburg J H Lakill B Priogle Harry Hall and others. Thanksgiving ball a success. jail break and Mexi can side manhunt discussed. Episcopal church planned at 8. Jobes. Harry Hall ill. New homes rise on Claweons hill with names listed among builders and residents.
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Mr C Rogers
Los Angeles
Copper Queen
Bessemer
E E McVeagh
GJ Devistein
J M Fredburg
J H Lakill
B Priogle
Harry Hall
Max S Friedman
St Lovin
Loa
Rodenstine
Phoenix
Mre E Auborg
Bere
Ludwig Vou Bitter
Kiende
Jobes
Hall
Babes
Claweon’s
William Long
C. Eilion
W. Pritchett
Supt. Merrell
Lake Superior and Western Mining
A. W. Clawson
Pill
L. D Hunt
Geo, Tresize
Jobo James
W. B. Brown
The
Methodiat Church
Movement to establish Elke Lodge in Bisbee grows
A charter list for the new Elke Lodge contains about twenty prominent men. Bisbee locals report many citizens in Tombstone for jury duty. John Vanpool, shot while giving day, is in precarious condition as the bullet remains unextracted. Plans for a Gothic brick Episcopal church in spring hinge on the Murray property. School library funds exceed expectations with $125 raised and 20 Marryat volumes delivered. praise to Principal Claude Smallwood and teachers for library efforts.
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John Vanpool
Uns
Murray
Bisbee
South Western Railway
Nacosari
Douglas
Separ
U. P
Mexico
Marryat
Claude Smallwood
Mie, Dyer
Mise Cassin
Mise Minus
Miay Davis
Mies Plafenberger
Mies Hill
Mise Warning
Misa Stowe
MARK SMITHS MAJORITY COURT MATTERS COURT OPENED WITH JUDGE DAVIS ARRIVAL
Court opened this afternoon upon arrival of Judge Davis from Tucson. The grand jury was called and the panel showed jurors including Halderman Gould Fredericks Bryant Curti Goodman Booth Fennell Harwood Overlook. The record lists several named individuals as part of the panel.
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Davis
Tucson
Ddavie
BF Halderman
Gould Caspec Haaser
Fredericks
Bryant JN Curti
WG Goodman
Territorial election returns and court jury notes
The official territorial vote total for delegate to Congress was 15 522 with M A Smith 8664 N O Murphy 7666 and Davidson 292 giving Smith a 998 plurality. County results and a listing of jurors and pending cases follow including jurors summoned for trials on December 9 to 12 and a divorce grant noted.
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Territorial
Congres
M. A. Smith
N. O. Murphy
Davidson
Smith
The Arizona Arrow debuts with local notes in Kingman
The first issue of Kingman’s The Arizona Arrow is announced for next Saturday. The column surveys local farming, sports, and business, noting a Phoenix Indian School win, rail and postal developments, marriages, and civic happenings. A 1914 world ending prediction promotes Hostetter’s Stomach Bitters.
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Kingman
Arizona Arrow
Hostellers
Holiday goods and court attractions in Tombstone region
Citizens report a wider range of holiday goods at the markets with new amusements at the various saloons for Attendante court. New games of chance, a piano and songstond added. The second artesian well near the Ben 00 drill site reaches 760 feet as tests continue. Lydia E Pinkham noted dead. interest from friends in a mature man known from advertising columns. Notable Tombstone attorneys listed including M. A. Smith O. T. Rouse W. H. Barnes Chas. Blenman and others from nearby towns.
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Lrs
SF Co
Lydia E Pinkham
Pros
Tisttng
Tombstone
M. A. Smith
O. T. Rouse
W. H. Barnes
Chas. Blenman
Toccen
O. Gibson
Willcox
5. M. Connell
Bistes
Frank Gox
Phoenix
Large jurors excused under judge Davis venire fills needed jurors
A sizable pool of jurors was excused today by Judge Davis citing adequate reasons. A special venire of 60 jurors was nearly enough to cover the shortage created by excused and unserved sub poenar entries.
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Davis
Aecneary
Mark Smith in Tombstone Aids Arizona Statehood Effort
Mark Smith, Arizona's delegate elect to rengrens, attends court in Tombstone and receives warm greetings from friends. He plans to travel to Washington to assist Delegate Wilson in securing statehood for Arizona this session, consistently pursuing good work for Arizona.
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Mark Smith
Arizona
Rengrens
Tombstone
Smith
Washington
Wilson
State Hood
Mark
Arizo
40000 Cattle Loaded From Benson in November
The Press notes forty thousand head of cattle were loaded at Benson and shipped in November. An earlier Star item claiming Dr Goodfellow controlled Southern Pacific hotels is an error. De Goodfellow has no role in Southern Pacific hotel management, serves as surgeon for Santa Fe Railroad, and remains in San Francisco to practice medicine.
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Benson
The
Star
Dr. Goodfellow
Southern Pacific System
de Goodfellow
Hogels
Santa Fe Railroad Company
San Francisco
Oil Find Reported In Gila Valley Near Safford
The Graham Guardian reports an oil discovery eight miles south of Safford in the Gila valley. At 690 feet genuine petroleum is encountered, with a strong oil flow seen later near the Cienega. Scarborough plans deeper drilling while asserting belief in large oil quantities.
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Gila Valley
Safford
Cienega
Scarborough
Graham Guardian
Clarifying wage and salary terms in simple terms
A reader asks about the difference between an allowance and a wage. The piece explains paying a seaman a daily rate for duties such as operating machinery or similar tasks, versus receiving a weekly viz dollars for steady work. It notes attire and position do not change the basic pay distinction.
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West Baden Journal
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