Is There a Santa Claus In Fact and Faith
The piece cites the Dana editor's famous Santa Claus reply and echoes the enduring question. It argues belief in Santa sustains childlike wonder, poetry, and faith, insisting that real magic exists beyond unseen things and that Santa will continue to make childhood glad long into the future. A Nogales Democrat reprint notes Germany’s payment issue and a call for stricter discipline in parenting amid spanking debates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles A. Dana
Vatren Saint
Virginia
Christuas FE Tech
Nogales Democrat
Arizona Business Review reports mixed regional gains in November
General conditions in Arizona improved in November with most lines showing rises from October. Hay prices rose, cotton held steady, and sheep herders had a good season with prospects for another. Cattle ranges improved with rains and snows aiding, while Los Angeles cattle market activity rose due to Union Stock Yards opening. Copper prices strengthened to 14 cents per pound amid fair sales and higher output. A small surplus of unskilled labor remains in some metals industries.
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Los Angeles
Alia
Troglio Jury Disagrees in Change of Venue Case
In Judge Craig's court at Risto the jury discharged after about two hours failing to agree on Troglio charged with carrying concealed weapons from a Tombstone Auto Company altercation. He faced assault with intent to commit murder against Tony Giacona. second trial ended with a guilty verdict for the rogue charge. A new hearing will be held this week.
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Craig
Risto
Troglio
Tombstone Auto Company
Troglia
Tony
Giacona
No Grazing Authorization Issued For Coronado Forest
In Tucson on December 10 the Coronado forest reports that no permits were issued this year for grazing sheep and goats, a first in its history. Lack of demand led supervisor Hugh G. Calkins to say the privilege is withdrawn, with last year’s 2000 head authorizations unused. Douglas reports a snake bite instrument by Dr. F T Wright now in use.
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Tucson
Coronado Forest Service
Hugh G. Calkins
Coronado Forest
Department of Agriculture
Department
Wright
Douglas
Patest
F. T. Wright
Douglas Drug Company
Sleepy Watchman Blamed for Mexico City Water Troubles
Jack O'Keefe reports severe water shortages in Mexico City due to an exhausted pumping station operated by a single worker from 7 a.m. to 11 p.m. The old pumps failed, water was hoarded and sold at high prices, and a mob recently stormed the council chamber amid the crisis.
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Jack O'Keefe
Mexico City
Sonora
Mexico
Jon
O'Keefe
Mills Case Begins in Superior Court
This morning at 9 30 the case State vs Paul Mills charged with stealing several head of horses in the Sulphur Springs valley was begun in Department 1 before Judge Lockwood. Jury selected by 11 and testimony started. case expected to occupy much of tomorrow with many witnesses. Also Judge Lockwood sentenced Clarence Nelson for burglary to over three years in Florence prison.
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Lockwood
Clarence Nelson
Douglas
Rob
Florence
Nome
Sloan
Ana
Abia
Mtea
Dovatas
Albert M. Sames
Page
Jackson
the Southwest Lumber Company
Wow
Adams Et al
Sames
Record Week for Marriages at Superior Court Clerk Office
The office of Clerk J. E James in the Superior Court saw a record eleven marriage license applications last week the most in months. Names listed include Arthur Virgil Mercer from Oracle and Joyer Nora Adams of Dragoon plus numerous couples from Bisbee Lowell Warren Douglas and other towns.
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J. E James
Superior Court
Bliss
Arthur Virgil Mercer
Oracle
Joyer Nora Adams
Dragoon
F. H. Ward
Pueblo
Cote
Pauline Hagan
Bisbee
Ample S. Orton
Esther B Mitchell
Bisbe
Ray Eagar Wilson
Ruth Louise Sparks
Coustas
Jack Water
Dorothy McDonald
Lowell
Missing Clifton boy: search ends after storm halts trek
In Arizona, a two day fruitless hunt for the son of F. Pascoe of Clifton ends as deputy sheriff David Wilson suspends the effort due to a storm. A 40 man Clifton posse and 20 more from Wele assisted. the boy vanished during a hunting trip between Clifton and Megollon Mountain on November 29.
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Tucson
Ear Old
F. Pascoe
Clifton
David Wilson
Wilson
Young Tascoe
Wele
Megollon Mountain
Enderfoot to Be Welcomed at Big Fete
Enderfoot is to be welcomed at a community fete on February 1 as part of a celebration marking the arrival of a new cotier and tie tenderfoot. The event will feature entertainment, a pie users celebration, and welcoming addresses at the capitol by the governor and mayor. Only residents with 25 years in the area may land. hundreds of autos are expected.
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Phoenin
Tee
Phoenix Fe
Flere
Aetgone Adintivmign Aay
Finance editor Atwood visits Prescott on Arizona industry tour
Albert W. Atwood editorial writer for the Saturday Evening Post, a leading financial journalist, traveled from Jerome to Prescott and then Tucson as he plans a series of Post articles on Arizona finance. He will explore mines ranches power projects and other producing industries.
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Ariz
Prescott
Dec
Albert W. Atwood
Saturday Evening Post
Financial West
Jerome J
A. H. Favour
Arthur Baker
Atwood
Ambhurst University
Favour
Arizona
Mr. Atwood
The
New York Sum
New York Press
Post
Boy Mysteriously Injured Found On Phoenix Street
Harold Durant, 214 N 14th street, was located dazed near Tenth street and McDowell road at about 10 pm. He bore a head wound, could not recall the accident or identify family, and was returned home with police and physician care following the incident, a bicycle missing.
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PHOE
Harold Durant
N. 14Th Street
Tenth Street
McDowell Road
Wilkinson
Durant
Arizona Eastern
Judgment in land suit over Baca Float lands
In Nogales the superior court awarded Cornelius C Watts and Dabney T Davis as trustees 17003510 against Roy Sorrell and others. Foreclosure of a mortgage on lands on the Baca Float reverted ownership to former holders. Lawyers S L Kingan of Tucson and Barry Hardy Hardy represented the parties as the case, among the largest in Santa Cruz in years, involved vast land and disputed Spanish grant lands in the southwest.
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Nogales
Superior Court of
Cornelius C. Watts
Dabney
T. Davis
Seeinst Roy Sorrell
W. A. O'Connor
S. L. Kingan
Tucson
Barry, Hardy & Hardy
Santa Cruz
Suth West
Calumet & Arizona Copper Leader Talks Letters
Gordon St Campbell, president of Calumet and Arizona Tin Company, predicts a letter business optimism in a visit to Astrid. Campbell is the guest of General Manager John C. Greenway during the annual stockholders and directors meeting in Douglas.
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Douglas
Gordon St Campbell
Calumet
Mich
Dent
Calumet & Arizona
Campbell
Astrid
John C. Greenway
Clean Up Urged For Street Edges And Walkways
Douglas reports civic cleanup efforts after a debris issue near Fourth and Fifth streets. Huachuca Water Company repairs curbside spill and rock placement, while residents urged to tidy between curb and sidewalk. A road gang works on Slaughter ranch road to improve access to the Animas district of New Mexico, per county officials.
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Allen
Huachuca Water Company
Fourth
Fifth Streets
Douglas
Slaughter Ranch
Animas
New Mexico
John Hart
Board of Supervisors
Sid Smyth
Federal officer captures Mescal smuggling gang
Bisbee, Dec. 1. Immigration Inspector J. Buchanan nabbed Manuel Moreno Rafael Yanez Rafael Tuillas Refus io Riva Migual Yanez and Jose Yanez near Osborn with about 25 gallons of mescal. They were lined up at a camp fire and transported to Bisbee after aid from local officers. Some liquor was found in tin cans canteens and hot water bottles. The men admitted crossing from Agua Prieta below Onbora. Ope Mexican crossing details noted. Goldfield-Young Mines to install 500 ton mill.
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Bisbee
Manuel Moreno
Rafael Yanez
Rafael Tuillas
Refusio Riva
Migual Yanez
Jose Yanez
Osborn
J. Buchanan
Naco
Buchanan
Ford
Steger
Brawley
Bucanan
Agua Prieta
Onbora
All Arizona Race on New Year's Day at State Fair Track
Phoenix announces a new era for Arizona speed demons with Arizona car and drivers sanctioned for all races under Arizona Speedway Inundation rules. Local drivers drew record crowds at the state fair, signaling faster times and potential records on New Year’s Day.
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Arizona
Phoenix
Arizona Speed Demons
Arizona Speedway
Michael Ohl Dies of Pneumonia in Cochise County
Moumty Attorney 4, F Ross, reported no foul play in the death of Michael Ohl a Dos Cabezas resident. An investigation found he died of a pneumonia attack at 47 years old. Ohl had lived in Cochise county for over 35 years and worked in the cattle mercantile business since the 1880s.
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F Ross
Dos Cabezne
Enmcinet
Michael Ohl
Dos Caberss
Omi
Ross
Three Die As Train Hits Auto Near Kingman
Three persons die and one is seriously injured when an automobile carrying four is struck by Santa Fe train No. 21 at a grade crossing about 20 miles south of Kingman. The dead are Mrs Eldon Baughn W A Neal Jr and Charles J Stott. Neal was a Mohave county cattleman and a World War II veteran. Baughn was married to a Kinaman bookkeeper. The wreck occurred in cold wind as the driver failed to see the approaching train.
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Neal
Mohave County
Scott
Baughn
Kinaman
Phoenix
Vairy
Globe
Dripping Springs Copper Copper Company
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