Souza Resigns as Justice of the Peace in December
JE SOUZA RESIGNS 12 PRACTICE Law PHO, Dee 6 Tendering tie res resignation as justice of the peace in the Wea! precinct to enter that city might have ledd me connected with Mullard & Jacobs. Frank D Sours then asked to be released from the position he has held for the past three years. Jusico De Souza resigns. His connection with the leading law firms of the city and his public notoriety are noted. Praktie Sunta has been a resident of Amiegus since 1992 and came from Mi Paso to Bisbee to take a city editor role. He later edited in Phoenix and was a wart owner. De Sours were elected Justice nine years ago and reelected a year ago.
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Mullard & Jacobs
D Sours
Jusico de Souza
Iale
Supervis
Ory Eit BP
Ar Sasociation
Praktie Sunta
Amiegus
Mi Paso
Bisbee
Phowmis
Democra
Arizona Tuberculosis Proclamation Issued in 1919
Governor Campbell proclaims a statewide tuberculosis awareness drive in Arizona. Sanctioned by Surgeon Rupert Blue, the document urges public health action, Red Cross fundraising, and a December observance to seal health education in schools and churches amid postwar influenza concerns.
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Washington
Wilsom
Rupert Blue
United States Public Health Sevice
Cltzeas
Arizona
Union
National Tuberculosis Association
Wed Cross Christ Beals
Red Cross
Bereunlo
Phoenix
Thomas E. Campbell
Mit Simms
Charleston Dam Project 18 Now Ripe For Action
The Charleston dam proposal draws Cochise County interest as leaders urge united support to advance the project. Four years of debate have led to a federal data plan estimating about 123000 dollars to begin irrigation on 25000 acres, with a 2000 acre reservoir and potential resort benefits, requiring local funding match before action.
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Charleston
Tus
Ant Cochise County
State Association of County Attorneys Formed in Arizona
Arizona county and deputy county attorneys joined with the state attorney general's office to form the State Association of County Attorneys in Phoenix. Wilbur Ff. Timmons of Yuma was named temporary chairman and Kirk T. Moore of Pima temporary secretary. The organizing committee includes KK W. Smith of Graham County and Timid Monro mons. The group aims to improve cooperation with the attorney general's office.
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Phoenix
Arizona County
State Attorney General's Office
State Association of County Attorneys
Attorney General’s Office
Wilbur Ff. Timmons
Yuma
Ad Kirk T. Moore
Pima
Kk W. Smith
Graham County
Timid Monro
Price of Pork Chops and Bacon Headline
The piece explains why fine pork products cost more per pound than the live hog market quotation shown in newspapers. It contrasts tenderloins chops ham and crinkly bacon with the base market price, noting how processing, grading, and retail margins raise consumer costs.
Checks land selection near Santa Fe in Navajo allotment swap
Special Agent J A Ramsey of the U S land office checked Santa Fe Railway selection acres later swapped for Navajo reservation land as the government seized the property. Also report says KR S Towner of Phoenix funded eight delegates to Des Moines ministers and students meeting, enabling three men to attend and cover expenses despite the state’s eight-delegate limit.
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Phoenix
J. A. Ramsey
United States Land Office
Santt Fe
Santa Fe Railrrail Company
Navajo Indian Reservation
Ramsey
Phoenix, Dee
Anisonacivends
Studest Yo McAl
Dex Moines
KR. S. Towner
B. McCul Tual
Big Y. Mlc. A
Towner
Commissioners Hear Tucson Gas Rate and Regulation Case
Commissioners Jones and Johnson of the state corporation combatation and Clerk Criswell were in Tucson for a hearing on service, rates, and regulations of the Tucson Gas Electric Light and Power company.
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Phoenix
Jones and Johnson
State Corporation Combatation
Criswell
Tucson
Tucson Gas, Eletric Light and Power Company
Valley of the Nile plan in Arizona rebirth discussion
Proponents urge action to form a countywide movement linking the Arizona Resource Board and the State Land Board to advance reclamation work. They anticipate a few years to completion and benefits for Cer chis county, with a proposed convention of delegates from all cities and towns to kick off the effort.
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Arizona Resource Board
State Land Board
Reclamation Board
Cerchise County
Arizona contestants win in stock judging contest
The University of Arizona sent results of the Junior stock Judging contest held November 6 at the state fair to the Phoenix high school agricultural department. Twenty seven boys from Phoenix Tucsom Gil bert Mess and Alma high schools competed and earned twelve prizes.
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Phoenix
Agricultural Department
Phoenix High School
University of Arizona
Tucsom
Gilbert
Mess
Alma
Arizona Cotton Employes Take Part in Field Meet
Two hundred workers of a large cotton company joined a track and field meet in Litchfield with a special train carrying about 125 from Goodyear and 75 from Phoenix.
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Arizona
Phoenix
Litchfield
Goodyear
Nothing to charge filed against deputy
A county attorney statement against Deputy Sheriff Tom Foster by Ed McNeil of Lowell yielded no grounds for action. Foster ridiculed the claim, saying he could prove he did not assist with bootlegging, while McNeil’s intoxication and the trial context were cited. A separate trial in Superior Court proceeded with jurors named from Bisbee, Lowell, Warren, Douglas, and other towns.
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Sherif
Tom Foster
Ed McNeil
Lowell
Maud McNeill
McNeil
Tomistone
Foster
Tucson
McNe l
A T. Foster
Tombstone
Ip McNell
Wall
McNell
Plina
MicNeill
Fowter
Midham
Wishee
McCormick and Thiers
Nikalosky
D. J. McCormick
Lee Thiers
Jos*Hansen
McCormick
Nikatosky II
City of Phoenix to require cars to carry dimmers
City commission plans dimmer headlights to reduce night driving hazards. Police report many drivers fail to see pedestrians and other vehicles after dusk, with several fatal incidents noted. The ordinance mirrors California rules and targets safer nighttime travel.
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Phoenix
Florence Dam nears funding boost as costs rise
Plor ench Ariz report notes that appropriations for the Florence dam and related works are insufficient as material and labor costs climb. Chief Engineer W M Reed recommends Congress set aside 75000 more for Florence and 15000 for that at Santa Rita, per Indian Reclamation Service inputs.
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Plorench
Ariz
Corgrees
Mndiaa Vatean
Tainer W. M. Reed
Indian Reclamation Service
Congress
Florence Dam
Sarator
Arizona to Present Historic Silver Service to Battleship
Governor Campbell, after Navy note, locates Arizonans who funded the silver service for the Arizona. The piece has rested in a New York warehouse for years awaiting presentation. An Arizona delegation including Hird and Mix plans a ceremony with officials from Salt Lake City and other named locals.
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Arizona
Phoenix
Thos. F. Campbell
Navy
Josephus Daniels
State of Arizona
New York
Daniels
Campbell
Red Atrocities Reported at Phoenix Slaughterhouse
Letters from Captain Jay Alkire, head of the American Red Cross mission with General Denikine’s army, describe Bolshevik turning Phoenix into a slaughter house with thousands murdered. The communication was received by Frans T. Alkire who resides here.
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Phoenix
Doc
Kivo
Jay Alkire
American Red Cross
Denikine
Hic Suber
Frans T. Alkire
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JE Souza
Executive Department
Cochise County
Tom@stone
Douglas
Jencon
St David
San Pedro Valley
Reclamation Service
United States
Roosevelt
Charles
Arizona Resource
Arizona Water Resource Board
Arizona Nepuurre Board
Kibbey
Fio Iy
County Attorneys Form Association
Mons
Swift & Company
U.S.A
Nician
Des Moines
Superior Court
Daniel Thompson
Cook
M. J Medigovich
D. Monmortier
Peston
J. H. Smith
Draeson
H. ©. Ballard
Cochise
Louis Contua
Duckett
Powell
William Meyers
W. A. Stockton
Warren
Richard F Neill
Chas
W. Kancaster
Constable
Wal Gardner
W. W. Reynolds
D.C. O'Neal
Califor Ia
Elderis
Florence
Sacaton
General Banking
First National Bank
Tombstone, Ariz
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