Suspect in Hold Up Charged and Fined in Warren
A suspect connected to a hold up in Warren was arrested Thursday night by the Patrelwen Sheriff. He faced the Western police court and was fined 38 dollars and sentenced to ten days in jail plus bail. The man had a .22 caliber revolver and a .14 caliber gun found with him. Police check for stolen property continues as district records note the incident near Montines and Francisco Rodrigaee.
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Standon
Miata Park
Warren
Jimines
Patrelwen Sherif
Westerntay
Sen
Jiminex
Oketree Amd
Rodie Enve
Lowell
Hwuty
Liberal appropriation for state library building debated
Cronin report notes a liberal appropriation for a state library building. It cites proposals to erect on capitol grounds or nearby, arguing the library’s needs justify the expense and urging timely action by lawmakers.
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Cronin
Saints Conference Opens With Large City Meeting
Dee Las Hemera Terane of Bull Lake Teak, president of the Church of Jesus Christ of the Way, arrived for the weekend general conferences. Sessions began at 10 o clock on Saturday with elders testimony, followed by the main conference at 2 o clock in the afternoon. A carnival dance for members and friends was held in the auditorium in the evening.
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Hemera Terane
Bull Lake
Church of
Jems Christ of the Way
Satore
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Aousement Hall
the Haren
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Renee
Young couples released from custody in California case
Following the arrival here yesterday morning of Mrs. C. J. Ripley mother of Pearl Ripley who, with Wood Clark of Oakland California, faced white slavery charges, the group was married at Commissioner Hechtman’s office by Reverend Frederick J. Hart. The charges against Clark and D. C. Minney, arrested with Katherine Harris of Madera, were dismissed. County officers arrested the four young people after receiving instructions from Los Angeles and later turned them over.
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Guone
Aziz
C. J. Ripley
Pearl Ripley
Wood Clark
Oakland
Cat
Hechtman
Hey
Frederick J. Hart
Clark
D.C. Minney
Katherine Harris
Madera
California
Los Angeles
Court Rules Deportation Case Not Violation of Law
Federal ruling affirms dismissal of deportation charges against several detained migrants. The Supreme Court decision, delivered in Washington, upholds a lower court order in Arizona that halted prosecutions tied to alleged deportations from the Warren district. The case centers on deportation actions and related indictments in Tombstone, with state and federal authorities preparing further steps.
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U.S
Wanhington
Supreme Compr of the
United Os
United Saves
Tie Waste
United States
Citizens urged to attend Boy Scout meeting in session notes
A fragmented report outlines a contingent of attendees and speakers at a Boy Scout gathering. The piece mentions organizers, attendees from various places, and a forthcoming meeting planned for Friday with an advisory council guiding youth development efforts.
Lawsuit Seeks 25000 Damages After Alleged Beating
Crespin Revacaba sues OF Mo Kanew Charles Tek ham and two others in superior court for injuries from an alleged abduction and assault in Chandler. The complaint describes removal, restraint, beating with hands feet and a heavy wooden club, leaving him semiconscious and bloodied with abdominal injuries. He seeks 25000 in compensation. Patagonia-Rick sulphide ore strike sets 100 dollars per ton at the Harde mine.
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Phorlix
Salt Ter
Domingos
Crespin Revacaba
Mo Kanew
Charles Tekham
Chandler
Patagonia
Cherry Creek asbestos deposit largest in the state
The Globe area find on Wightman and Pierce property is described as the largest asbestos deposit in Arizona. About ten men work under contract, extracting roughly three tons of fibre in ten days. The ledge extends across the tract, with fibre graded at about ten percent No 1 quality and ninety percent lower grades. A road to the site is lacking and ore is packed by burros to Globe.
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Wightman and Pierce
Grokia
Globe
Arizona
Hfl
Wightman
Lavell
Jake
Bonis
Tonya
Stolen Mail Case Ties Bisbee Event To Rail Yard
Report details a Bisbee mail theft tied to a railway yard incident. Investigators, led by Deputy Earhart, traced missing sacks to Osburn and nearby rail facilities, with recovery of some mail and valuables. A Catholic church fundraiser motorcade and dance raised over twenty thousand dollars for the community, attracting hundreds and ending with thanks to all volunteers.
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Tatian
Osborn
Risa
Osburn
Qauies
Nichols
Ranel
Bnt i Wes Mineune
In Charge of Aviation Field Among Wartime Officials
A partial notice reports Major Cham bers and Captain Hicken Dacder leading a wartime aviation unit. The document names Darant thd and Towson personnel, noting Major Reed Unbers and others as part of the air corps. Details are fragmentary but indicate a military aviation leadership assignment.
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Oukiamt
Viele Sam
Aye Srlle
Ripkentteter
Enel Sun
Arizona Cotton Crops Doubled in Distant Report
Fragmentary OCR notes describe cotton crop figures and market pricing across multiple regions. Mentions Maine and Wyoming, with references to weather effects, harvest timing, and potential shifts in supply dynamics. Names and places are unclear due to poor OCR, but imply an agricultural market update with tentative production estimates and pricing signals.
Eloser Supervision Debate at Arizona Dance Halls
A garbled report discusses W. T. Eloser advocating supervision of Arizona dance halls. It mentions meetings in Phoenix and Sunie Rowe with speakers criticizing current practices and inviting broader public attention. The text references the Women’s Christian Temperance and a speaker lineup, with notes on attendees and reactions.
Constable Shot Alleged Bootlegger After Drinking Bout
Witnesses testify in Hawbeldt murder case as Ben Johnson constable allegedly shot Legerska at the Legerska ranch near Hempoldt Lapte ar Josephs Smith helper Lagerska. First witness says Johnson and a companion Elmer Herntley visited the ranch and Johnson shot Legerska after a drinking bout while Legerska was making liquor.
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Hawbeldt
Legerska
Hempoldt
Lapte
Josephs Smith
Lagerska Ranch
Johnson
Elmer Herntley
Lagerska
Smith
Mneatir
EE Ba Nee Raven
Alleged Distiller Case Moves Through Court
The State charges China He ikenen with operating an illicit still on a ranch near Lowell. The case was on trial in the Superior Court for the day, spotlighting the ongoing proceedings.
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China
Heikenen
Lowell
Serior
Fragmented OCR News Item With Sparse Details
The text presents a garbled historical newspaper fragment mentioning proclamations, municipal events, and various names. It references a mayor, a proclamation, and actions by individuals, but the readable content is highly incomplete and mixed with typos, making precise facts hard to extract. The piece seems to blur ceremonial notices with local items and street-level notes.
Campbell Op Sm Thic HHurnin. Le Tar Uttns
Fragmented OCR text describes a political or governmental event with unclear names and dates. Key terms include Campbell, Carbobeley, government, and events resembling a public statement or appointment. Reading suggests an official action or security measure tied to a named location and individuals, but details are garbled.
Republican Leaders Plan Out Legislative Session
Phoenix event notes show Republican figures edging toward a January start as party leaders map a legislative agenda. Aimed at state governance, the plan references Campbell and Maddock amid highway department oversight and local political commentary.
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Phoenix
Tee
Restoration to entry lands in national forest
Land within Coronado National Forest totaling 1338 acres near Phoenix is set aside under a restoration entry system. The document names applicants, timelines, and rights to cultivate and survey the area while preserving ongoing government controls.
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Notier Ce
Danneary
Sean Wotavewy
Notice for Filtration in Morin Township Land Sale
Public notice from the Department of the Tow Volandities concerns a Three Year Proof filing by Pram K Courtright and associates. Witnesses named include Frank To Shaver, Yadawein Solace, Leearkey, and Metar of Folebagh. the sale and hearing occur before Wood Fowler on the specified date. For Leas, details reference a public sale and ear-related health note.
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Hs Hf & Morin
Wood Fowler
Walanames Ae Winessen
Frank ‘To Shaver
Pt Muaehuca
Arigone
Yadawein Solace
Bein
Leearkey
Aria Metar
Folebagh
Atiens
Chas
Bo Marshall
Regey Viret
Notice for Public Action on Homestead Claim Filing
Public land notice from Paoonis area dated October 16 1920 announces Thurles HL Myere of Lewis Springs Arizona filed for Homestead Entry No 025906 for sections 9 10 in township range 22 86 with five year proof to be made before U S Commissioner W A Fowler at Tombstone on November 30 1920. Witnesses Montague Reed Robert L Jobe James Walt Elizabeth Myers all Lewis Springs Arizona. First published October 24 1920.
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Soma
Thurles
Lewie Springs
Arizona
Ots
W A. Fowler
U.S
Tombstone
Montague Reed
Robert L. Jobeson
James Walt
Elizabeth Myers
Lewis Springs
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Itoher Flrat
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