Arizona publishers curb propagandist influence plan
Arizona Daily Newspaper association met to back early passage of the Smith McNary bill and commend federal prohibition officer actions. Attendees from Prescott, Tucson, Flagstaff, Miami, and other papers pledged cooperation to protect readers from propaganda and to support coordinated efforts across the state.
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Fhornin
Plana
Smith McNary
Mike Casehill
Arizona Daily Newspaper Association
Jabliabers
Pubiteliets
Alley Tran
Nuteftows
Cal J
Westever
Yoma Sau
Cal FS
Telegraph service resumed by W. A. at Fort Huachuca
Western Union will resume telegraph service at Fort Huachuca after residents petitioned. Company officials, led by Amos A Betts, arranged for signal corps operators to handle business on a commission basis, relieving the company from maintaining a post operator.
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Serview
Muachwea
Amos A. Betts
Corporation Commission
Military Post
Los Angeles
Titer Wharfmadmht
Betts
Western Union Company
Signal Corps
General order limits 16 hour shifts for Arizona motor drivers
Phoenix December 10 Arizona corporation commission issues general order 88 limiting motor transport workers to sixteen consecutive hours with nine hours rest. The move follows an inquiry into the July 7, 1922 collision on the Arizona Eastern railroad that killed William White. The commission found the crash was influenced by timing and visibility at the crossing and noted White had worked 127 consecutive hours before the accident with no prior record of steps taken before work.
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Phoenix
Arizona Corporation Commission
Atlas Cotasailen
Corporation Commission
William IE White
Arizona Eastern Railroad
White
Stept
Soie
Elimination of Auto License Tax Considered in State
Phoenix Dec 21 James H Kerby secretary of state elect urged to replace the state automobile license fee with a higher gasoline tax. He spoke at the state tax commission conference in the capitol and urged auto plate elimination. He noted the change could reduce costs and simplify administration while shifting burden to fuel sales.
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Phoenix
James H. Kerby
Thetate Tax Commission
Issesaore
Ketas Commission
Kerby
Investi Tate
Ieeistarion Torovide
Jeet
Dowell Assigned to Bisbee Post by January First
News reports confirm Dowell will report to Bisbee by January first under the Phelps corporation. The move comes after a six month alarum period with general manager TL Boeken planning a health related relocation.
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Dowell
Bisbee
Rotary General Ruanase Qmh
Phelps 0 Corporation
Boeken
Thingi
Sheenee
Beckett
T& Veagles
Bieckett
el Paso
Heckett
H. Dower
Hays Awarded 500 by Jury in Fees Suit
Attorney Lyman sues to recover attorney fees from Mellvey and the Gold Pearl Mining Milling Co in Dos Caberas area. Jury awards Hays 500 with court costs after proceedings in Jadie Lockwood's department. Trial evidence shows joint property owners holding for sale at 100 while Mellvey sought judgment for 2400 in loans and related claims.
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Hays
Lyman
Wenin
Louis N
Mellvey
J. Z. Kingsbury
Une Plainttf
Daniell & Mathews
Tucson
O. Gilson
Torthy
Batik Jude Ut
Infant’s Body Found by Children on Dakota Street
Children unearthed a two year old infant’s body from a vacant lot on West Dakota Street. Coroner Nat T. McKee and county officials held an informal inquest, noting no distinguishing marks. The child was wrapped in cloth inside a wooden box and buried only inches below the surface as investigators search for leads.
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Phoenin
West Dakota Street
Sheriff's Office
Nat T. McKee
Sheriff's Lattice
Attorneys End Damage Suit Against W D Queen
A damage suit to recover 1000 dollars from W D Queen of Douglas was filed in Judge Lockwood's department of the superior court by A E Merriman of Douglas for damages to an automobile believed to be the plaintiff's. At noon recess after a jury was impaneled, opposing counsel David Benshimol and James Boyle retired to the judge's chamber and a settlement was reached.
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W. D. Queen
Douglas
Lockwood
Department of the Superior Court
A. E. Merriman
David Benshimol
James Boyle
Christmas cheer planned for county hospital patients
Amid holiday plans, Summer Ashly, hospital superintendent, with nurses, aims to bring Christmas joy to every patient. A pajama-clad man faces burglary charges as police report a December spree of hotel break-ins along the Pacific coast. A four year old boy died from burns after a kettle boiled over in his home, sparking investigations into the hotel scene and local crime.
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Douglas
Summer Ashly
Seattle
Wash
Nogales
Arnaldo Marti
Nez
Christ
Charles Miller
Mas
Ukr
Pacific Coast
Francisco Martines
Redbrighten
Jgues
Copper prices surge as stocks rise on demand and exports
Copper and copper stocks captivate investors as prices hit a yearly high in New York trading. Reports show strong foreign and domestic demand, with major producers raising prices and trading volumes up. Market watchers note shipments and mine deliveries improving, though stocks remain high and distribution tight as export demand strengthens.
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Dow Jones & Co
New York
Storks
Verde Central
Ty C&a
Atoeko Wegins
United Verde Extension
Las
Atio Tromera
We New York Times
Ac DS
Doe
Eter
Tombstone Town Where Reaper Rarely Comes
Fragmented OCR text reports heavy tourism in Tombstone drawing comments about death and safety. Tourists and locals discuss mortality and a fatalist view of the town, citing a funeral and uncommon local causes of death, with speculative remarks on tombstone lore and regional dangers.
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Tombstone
Reaper
Inheritance tax on Brophy estate around $400
The inheritance tax on the estate of the late William H. Brophy, who was drowned near Guaymas, was about $400. It was announced yesterday. Brophy carried life insurance with several companies, including $50,000 with Northwestern Mutual Life.
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Brophy
William H. Brophy
Guaymas
Northwestern Mutual Life Insurance Company
Missing Aviators Rumor Surfaces Near Tucson
An unverified rumor spread in Tucson that the plane of missing aviators Col. Francis C. Marshall and Lieut. Charles Webber had been found in White House canyon in the Santa Rita mountains. The claim came from visitors to the canyon, but verification was not possible that night.
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Tucson
Ariz
Col
Francis C. Marshall
Charles Webber
White House Canyon
Santa Rita Mountains
Tombstone Girl Weds Winslow Banker After Secret Ceremony
Mildred Marrs daughter of James Marrs pioneer residents of Tombstone married Friday at Winslow. Judge Crosby officiated. She teaches in Winslow and the groom serves as assistant cashier at the Bank of Winslow. The couple receives regional congratulations during the Yuletide season.
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Dan Cupid
Mildred Marrs
James Marrs
Tombstone
Superior Court
J.e Crosby
Winslow
Miss Marrs
Pirtleville Child Drinks Lye Mixture in Mishap
Rosalie Benson, 12 or 13, daughter of Mr and Mrs Sco Fille Benson of Pirtleville, is in serious condition after drinking a preparation of lye and water intended for floor scrubbing. The incident occurred on December 18 in Douglas.
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Pirtleville
Douglas
Rosalie Benson
Sco- Fille Benson
Pirtleville,s
Smith recounts bank funds juggling defense testimony
Smith testified in his own defense about funds moved in a Parker bank transaction. He said before arriving in Arizona he spoke with RC Callahan, president of First State Bank of Clarita, who agreed to handle checks used to buy Parker Bank. He claimed he provided promissory notes in blank to Callahan for placement with associates. The court recessed after he described the details of the Parker transaction.
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Dee
Atra K
Arig
Wezan
Hue
Hank
Smith
Parker Bank Iast
Caria
Parker
Lay
Arizona
RC. Callahan
First State Bank of
Lockwood to preside in two Arizona counties for term
Judge Alfred C. Lockwood of Cochise County Superior Court will preside in Pima County for two weeks at the start of the 1923 term because George R. Darnell is disqualified from cases he prepared. Lockwood will also oversee a long‑delayed trial in Santa Cruz County. Miami Louis dOr Mining company plans a spring testing plant construction.
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Trost & Trost
Furan
Nginigay
Advantan Cape
Lfe
Atu
Atts
Mui
Tae
Lew Bianchi
Srammar
W. A
Fort Huachuca
Sacred Heart
Dakota Street
Pro
Cook
Calioui
Byelene
United States
Wildred Marrs
Miami
Louis d'Or Mining Company
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