Airships Search Desert for Lost Military Flyers
Belief that Franck Marshall and Lieut Charles J Webber, missing since yesterday from Rockwell Field on a trip to Fort Huachuca, made a forced landing in the Arizona desert, was conveyed to Rockwell Field today. Captain Loe Smith led three De Havilland planes in a reconnaissance from San Diego to locate the airmen near Yuma Tucson area.
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San Diego
Franck . Marshall
Charles J. Webber
Rockwell Field
Yesterdy
Fort Haachwes
Tucson
Arizona Desert
Low Oe Smith
Smith
Army
Ninth Coral
de Haviland
Lieut. Webber
Colonet Marshall
Astrella
Yuma
Webber
Here
Yuma Iearch
O'Clork
Prences C Marshall
Charles Webber
Diane
Aruaranas Moeraine
Fort Finachuca
Ariz
Tte
RB. O. T
University of Arizona
Thomas Maddock Elected Shrine Potentate in Phoenix
Thomas Maddock state engineer was elected potentate of the El Zaribah temple. New officers installed include Dr. R. F. Palmer of Mesa chief rabban Harlan Gray Belmont assistant rabban Herbert Hotchkiss Phoenix priest and prophet Peter Howell Tucson oriental guide H D McVay Phoenix trustee George H N Luhrs Phoenix treasurer Mary B. St Claire Phoenix recorder. Imperial council reps meet next June include Vic Hannay Phoenix H A Morgan Willcox Shirley Christy Phoenix and Thomas Maddock Phoenix.
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R. F. Palmer
Mesa
Rabban
Harlan Gray
Belmont
Herbert Hotchkiss
Phoenix
Peter Howell
Tucson
Oriental Guide
H. D. McVay
George H. N. Luhrs
Marry B. St. Claire
Imperial Council
Vic Hannay
H. A. Morgan
Willcox
Shirley Christy
Thomas Maddock
Ex-Service Man Who Took Poison Will Live
Tucson reports Fred Webber ex service man who recently attempted suicide by taking poison is slowly recovering. He swallowed three tablets while walking along a crowded downtown street in a despondent state over unemployment and inability to provide necessities.
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Tucson
Fred Webber
Webber
Fake oil driller victimizing towns in northern Cochise
A man calling himself Wilson posed as a Texas Oil Company rep visiting towns along the Southern Pacific line. He bilked Bow, Benson, and nearby areas with bogus drafts, was arrested in Bowie, fled to Benson, and faced further investigations as authorities chase the same scam across Texas and Oklahoma. County Attorney Ross dispatched to Dov Cabezas to probe the death of Michael Olds amid fears of foul play.
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Southern Pacific
Wilson
Texas Oil Company
Dallas
Texas
Burns Dettective Agency
ObiaNees
Teniaack
Benson
Fairbank
Benson Lumber & Commercial Company
Oklahoma
FP. Ross
Dov Cabezas
Michael Olds
Plan
Ste. Ross
Lynn White Gifts to Tombstone Community Xmas Tree Fund
Lynn White of White & Miller donates 100 dollars for the Community Xmas Tree fund. The Basket Ball Club will manage arrangements and aims to ensure every child shares in Christmas cheer through the fundraiser, with White’s generosity gratefully acknowledged.
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Lynn White
White & Miller
Tasket Ball Club
Basket Hall Club
Whit
White
Hoover Says Colorado Is Nation's Greatest Asset
Phoenix dispatch reports Secretary Hoover and Arizona Governor elect Hunt met on the Colorado river compact. Hoover hailed the project as Americas greatest undeveloped asset while Hunt stated Arizona cannot ratify the compact for at least two years due to lack of surveys and data. Hoover emphasized the issue as pivotal to western development and national progress.
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Colorado
Hoover
Arizona
Phoenix
George W. P. Hunt
Santa Fe
Nicit
Hunt
Americas
Mr. Hoover
Great West
West
Colorado River
Thoms & Campbell
Phoenia
Washington, DP. C
Accused Nurse Found Guilty 1st Degree Murder
Florence Arizona reports Catherine Encinas found guilty of first degree murder in the slaying of Dr. De W. G. Randall, a prominent physician. Jury recommends life imprisonment. Judge Joseph Jenckes sets December 21 for sentence. defense may seek a new trial. Encinas testified she acted in self defense after alleged threats and offers.
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Florence
Ariz
Catherine Encinas
de W. G. Randall
Florones
Joseph Jenckes
Phoenix
Randall
Auust
Miss Eucimas
Miss Encinas
Young Winkler Gets Off With Suspended Term
Tucson judge imposes suspended ten year sentence on Edward Winkler for the Golden State Limited holdup. His father George Winkler Sr also gets ten years and must report to probation for a decade. Florence placement for elderly Winkler to begin shortly. defense plans appeal.
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Tucson
Dec
Edward Winkler
Golden State Limited
George Winkler
Kirk T. Moore
Winkler
Florence
Two Empty Jewelry Cases Recovered in Rodeo Hotel
Recovery details state two empty jewelry cases found at a Rodeo hotel linked to a larger holdup case. Jirou and Wintklers testified, implicating Santiago Valdez and Tom Dugat’s gang member. a trunk and car theft were involved with a 2000 dollar value in sample jewelry.
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Rodeo
Preme
George Jirou
Comessea
Jirou
Wintklers
Winklers
Santiago Valdez
Tom Dugat
Douglas
Express
Stewart
An der
Charles Pur
Dum
Chicagx Jewelry Company
Blsbee
Purdum
Bisbee
Rodeo Yester
Ed Leahy
Teror
Former Tombstonite dies in Lordsburg
O A Simpson a former Tombstone resident died Friday morning after a protracted illness at age 54. He moved to Lordsburg with Birs, Simpson several weeks ago from Benson. He leaves his widow and three children Earl Kenneth and Olive of Tucson who came to attend the service. He was highly respected in all communities he had lived in and his death saddened a large circle of friends.
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Lordsburg Liberal
O. A. Simpson
Tombstone
Birs
Simpson
Benson
Earl
Kenneth
Olive
Tucson
Eee
Agoon Girl Married in This City Today
Miss Joven Nora Adatys of Dra goon and Arthur Virgil Mercer of Oracle were joined in matrimony in this city by Judge HP Merrill. The bride, daughter of Supervianr and Mrs Adams, pioneers of Drazuot and Co hike county, was raised in southern Arizona and has many friends in the county’s north end. Relatives Riedie Adams and Lloyd Clyde were among the wedding party. The couple will reside in Oruele.
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Joven Nora Adatys
Dragoon
Arthur Virgil Mercer
Oracle
HP Merrill
Pein
Supervianr
A Adams
Drazuot
Co Hike County
Arizona
Adams
Riedie
Lloyd Clydeter
Oruele
Missing Arizona youth Douglas Pascoe sought in Clifton canyons
Rescue efforts continued at Clifton as hundreds search Mulecreek woods for Douglas Pascoe missing since Wednesday after he and Sidney Bills hunted the area. Local authorities, volunteers from Clifton and a New Mexico outfit joined in, with wearied men and horses keeping up round the clock efforts. Bills reported the last sighting, firing shots at night in the area, but no trace yet found.
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Clifton
Ariz
Deck
Woode
Mulecreek
Douglas Pascoe
Bunt
Riff
Pascoe
Arizona
Parks
New Mexico
Sidney Bills
Bills
Pascoel
Million Dollar Bond Spending Questioned by AL HL Gardner
Gardners scrutiny of highway bond spending totals 1,010,796.02 with 600,912.17 for Lowell to Douglas paving and 155,066.70 for Tombstone to Benson. He notes Cochise and Pima county segments funded or maintained by state and county highway departments, urging taxpayers to know where funds went.
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AL HL Gardner
Lowell
Douglas
Hisden
Silver Creek
Doughia
Indar Bonil Isene
N. M. Hne
Tombstone
Benson
Cochise
Coumts Highway Department
Pima County
Kydeo
N. M
State Highway
State Department
Tombstone Nogales
Santa Cruz
State Highway Department
Fowler Urges Owners to Exchange War Savings Stamps
Postmaster W A Fowler urges holders to exchange War Savings Stamps for Treasury Savings Certificates soon. He notes stamp investments grew from 20 50 to 25 over five years and stresses reinvesting saves with 4 percent interest compounded semianually. Certificates are tax exempt and secure, up to 5000 per person, backed by the U S government.
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Treasury Savings
W. A. Fowler
Treasury
United States
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el Zaribah Temple
The
Mystic Order of the Shrine
Lordsburg
Agoon
Fowler
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