Negro Trooper Faces Court on Serious Charge in Tucson
Two days into the Mangum rape case at Fort Huachuca jurors were finally secured after special venue was granted. The Negro ex-vet, Ralph Langworthy counsel, faced extensive questioning on prejudices during jury selection as the sensational trial drew national attention in Tucson.
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Tucson
Robert Mangum
Ft. Huachuca
Mangum
William H. Sawtelle
Ralph Langworthy
Fort Huachuca
Wily
Warrant payments resume as state funds reach Earhart office
Phoenix dated February 1 reports state warrants being cashed with Ray mond Earhart state treasurer noting funds now on hand to cover warrants through February 15. The highway department moved 396000 to the general fund from federal aid projects under a 5th legislature omnibus bill.
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Phoenix
Raymond Earhart
Earhart
State Highway Department
Bigh
Bright outlook for sheepmen voiced by U S grazing chief
Tucson February 2 Will Barnes assistant forester and chief of grazing Washington says livestock conditions are improving and 1922 should bring profits through wool and lambs after touring Utah Wyoming Montana Nevada and Arizona He notes optimistic Arizona Sheep Growers Association delegates in Phoenix and cites a shift favoring sheep at market with wool sales in spring and rising lamb prices He highlights Kenyon Kendrick stockyards and Packers Act as key to industry operations and notes beef consumption decline during wartime education.
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Tucson
Will KE. Barnes
Washington, D.C
Hind Deey
West
Congress
Barnes
Arizona Sheep Growers’ Association
Phoenix
Vaughn supports motor freight on Nogales road
Phoenix February 1 A dissenter from the Arizona Corporation Commission urges approval of a motor freight line between Tucson and Nogales. Loren Vaughn argues public convenience and necessity justify service despite existing triweekly railroad. He cites state highway development and federal funds benefiting freight use.
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Vaughn
Nogales Road
Phoenix
David F. Johnson
Amos A. Betts
Corporation Commission
Frank Turner
William J. Kline
Tucson
Nogales
Loren Vaughn
Com
Teachers at Phoenix attend county institute sessions
Bisbee February 2 300 to 400 Cochise county school teachers attend the opening sessions of the two day community institute. Lectures by Dr Fresland and Dr Curtis with round table discussions focus on rural schools. Five bales of long staple cotton shipped to Boston for government orders.
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Phoenix
Bisbee
Cochise County
Boston
Fresland
Curtis
Louise Lynde
Institute
New Students Enrolled at State University
Tucson February 1 New students enroll at the University of Arizona for the second semester as 138 newcomers, from five or six foreign nations including China Russia and Mexico, register after the final day at 5 pm. Old student totals were not yet compiled but are expected to mirror prior term figures. Classes begin this morning with normal operation and a $2 late registration fine noted.
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Tucson
University of Arizona
China
Russia
Snow Fells Across Arizona Ranges Boosts Pasture
Report from Phoenix notes heavy rain and snow shaping foothill and desert ranges. Winter annuals emerge, stock water rises, and sheep and cattle gain pasturage though Flagstaff Prescott Williams and Grand Canyon areas show heavy snow that may pause feeding for days. Some stock added to Pine-Gale range amid frozen water courses and sparse precipitation.
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Phoenix
Flagstaff
Prescott
Williams
Grand Canyon
Pisto
Motion Picture Man Dies on Train En Route to Coast
F E Brooks moving picture director died on the Long Beach Pullman as the Golden State neared Douglas. He traveled alone from St Louis toward Los Angeles. Passengers found him tubercular and ill overnight but he spoke earlier. Judge W C Jack held a coroner's inquest. body sent to Porter parlors for burial. Brooks was about 40 years old.
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Douglas
F. E. Brooks
Long Beach
Golden State
St. Louis
Brooks
Los Angeles
Mr. Brooks
W. C. Jack
Tombstone Pioneer Woman Dies in California
Mrs Sophie Graf died in Los Angeles Sunday and will be buried there. A Tombstone pioneer, she came with her husband in 1880, lived here years, then moved to Bisbee before joining her sons Frank and Carl Graf in Los Angeles. Ernest Graf, of Turner, traveled to Los Angeles upon hearing the news. She was about 60 years old and died suddenly Sunday morning.
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Sophie Graf
Los Angeles
Grat
Maricopa Calls for Bids to Complete $4.5 Million Road Program
Competitive bids are invited by the Maricopa County Road Commission for finishing a $4.5 million paving program. Bids open February 6 at 2 pm. expected to fund about 160 miles of additional highway. Funds largely deposited and earning interest. Roosevelt road and Apache Trail improvements planned. routes include Bitulithic and state concrete highway to Tempe.
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Phoenix
Fel 2
Maricopa County Road Commission
County Board of Mupervisors
Highway Commission
Superior Court
Bitulithic
Tempe
Roosevelt Road
Southern Pacific
Roosevelt
Registration Required for All Foreign Cars Arizona
Motorists driving into Arizona from any state must register at the first available place under a new law. Sheriff Joe Hood announces deputies will arrest violators. The rule, in effect since the year’s start, was scarcely enforced until recent months when literature was distributed nationwide explaining the statute to protect motorists and encourage cooperation with officers.
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Arizona
Joe Hood
Ashurst's stepson named U S commissioner in Prescott
Prescott Arizona February 1 United States Senator Henry F Ashurst stepson John Ashurst Renee will assume office tomorrow as United States commissioner in Prescott The district court announced his appointment and Renee was admitted to practice law in the state
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Ashurst
Prescott
Ariz
John Ashurst
Renee
United States
Henry F. Ashurst
Arizona
District Court
1922 Prosperity in Arizona Industries Beginnings
The 1922 outlook in Arizona centers on a steady mining revival and broader resource development. Leaders emphasize mutual effort across mining agriculture and stock-raising, noting water power and irrigation as keys. Tombstone’s district potential and the state’s push for industrial growth mark the period as a beginning, not a boom, of lasting prosperity. Pop Chamberlain moves toward farming, purchasing Pensell place near San Simon.
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Arizona
Ona
Regu
Minin Judement
Tombstone
San Simon
Ariz
Pop
Chamberlain
Pensell Place
First candidates out for Phoenix mayor and city seats
Nominating petitions filed Feb 1 name A. L. Moore for mayor and Wallace Button and H. H. Hotchkiss for city commissioners. They are the only candidates so far for the March primary. In Willcox Prof. C. E. Tilford and his Hi scooter orchestra will perform at a two day teachers institute, with local teachers among the travelers.
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Phoenix
Ariz
Wallace Button
H. H. Hotchkiss
Willcox
C. E. Tilford
Hi Scoot J
Teachers’ Institute
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