Former Governor Hunts Trip to Northern Siam Narrative
Former governor George W. Hunt of Arena recounts his trip to northern Siam with Dr. F Rock and biologist Crampton to secure plant specimens. They gathered Chalmoogra seeds for leprosy research, Chestnut nuts, and Pomelo specimens while visiting Bangkok Lamphun and Chimphol, meeting local officials, nobles, and leper hospital workers.
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Siam
Axl
Marguerite
Denmark
George W. Hunt
Arena
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Kana Corbett
Pan
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Washington
F. Rock
Bureau
Anton
Barta
Japan
Sian
Honolulu
South Florida
Porto Rico
Stam
Bangkok
State sheriffs urge civil fee hike and fingerprint center
Phoenix February meeting of state sheriffs proposed a 30 percent increase in civil matter fees and a change in pool hall tax collection. They formed a committee to draft a bill for the legislature. A central fingerprint bureau with Phoenix as headquarters was discussed, with annual costs around 500 dollars and nationwide checks via Leavenworth.
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Phoenix
Aheriffe
Adams Hotel
ES. Clark
Prescott
Teres Generat
Io Teresent
Ray Mom Eo Earhart
Cruz County
Sreritt Femis Uate
Tetterr
Emery Wae Elert
Ed Fo Bowers
Yava Pet County
Blydsoe
Leavenworth
Bledsoe
Thanks for Funeral Attendance by Local Legion Group
A damaged note from Fourr Most No. 14 branch of the American Legion expresses gratitude for attendance and flowers at a funeral service. The message thanks Pearce Dhar Friends and others for support, noting sorrow and appreciation for kindness during the loss of MeKnteht and family.
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Fourr
Most No. 14
Sie Vt Amnertcas Legion
Isn
Pearce
Robbery and attack near Maricopa reported
A Phoenix report states Jon Sol Luz was attacked and robbed of three Mexicans about eight miles west of Maricopa shortly after sunset last night. The sheriff’s office received the tale as the victim sought medical aid in Phoenix.
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Phoenix
Jon Sol Luz
Maricopa
Welock
House Blue Law and Anti Dance Bills In Arizona House
In Phoenix this afternoon Representative Ray Krebs reported that House Bills 57 and 57s aim to ban dancing in public school buildings as part of the Blue Law effort. The House also debated budget and public utility measures including relief for a Tempe marshal’s widow and various county and state offices with mixed committee recommendations. The session covered bills on school administration, tax exemptions for widows, and public bonds, with debate over insurance, road maintenance, and school supervision. The Senate passed changes on church incorporation and new bills were introduced to the House on irrigation districts and state bond authority.
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Len Thie
Ray Krebs
Arizona
Howse Till SS
Blue Law
Waterloo
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Arise Hate
Mir Krebs
Mhoenis
Ariz
Prosperia
Yi House
Ray
Senate
Ander
F. Hoa Kimball
Pima County
Corporation Commission
Biff West
Cochise County
J P Jones
Maine
Srent Rubber Companies
Wiesien
Srievance
Banke
Tempe
W. Curtis Miller
Yavapai
Apache County
Krebs
Bonda
Judge Jenckes to be housed in new court room
Phoenix reports the newly appointed superior court judge Joseph Jenckes may require a third courtroom in the county building. The board considers enlarging space due to unsanitary conditions and immediate needs, with a possible 192 additions to the existing structure.
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Phoenix
Joseph Jenckes
Jenkes
Guy J. Vernon
Judes Wan
County Recorder
County Amserkor Fiawe
Officials Invite Attendance at Reform Meeting in Phoenix
January 4 events in Phoenix report a reform meeting at Central Methodist Church inviting state officials including the chief of power supreme court justices to speak on law enforcement. Church organizers promised to expose a crying need and pry off the lid on concerns.
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Central Methodist Church
Powter
Superior Judgon
Justice of the Supreme Court
Fire destroys Glendale dry goods store in Glendale
Glendale Phoenix Jan 1 The Cole Dry Goods Store on North Second Avenue was completely destroyed by fire Sunday morning. Proprietor R L Cole estimates stock loss at 25 000 and building loss at 16 000, partly insured. Cause of fire unknown.
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R. L. Cole
Doubt Surrounds Farm Loan Act Constitutionality
Phoenix January 31 Representative Carl Hiden replies that the constitutionality of the federal farm loan act remains in doubt after the Supreme Court ordered a rehearing on a case set for early January and rescheduled to April, following an inquiry by the local chamber of commerce.
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Phoenix
Chamber of Commerce
Carl Hiden
Supreme Court of the United States
Large shipment of Sonora cattle to Mexico City
A large shipment of Sonora cattle headed to Mexico City will be stored in bond from Nogales Sonora to Mexico City within months. Over 5000 head of steer cattle are to be moved. Cattlemen Ramon Elias and Jose Camon from Sonora and Algona will oversee parts of the shipment as Sonora emerges as a major Mexican cattle producer.
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Steward Obserestory
University Ciampus
Messia Warner
Swasey
Cleveland
Ohio
Messrs Warner
Sweden
Campus
Nogales
Ariz
Sonora
Mexico City
Mexico
Ramon Elias
Jose Camon
Algona
Autos collide in Tombstone Canyon drivers not hurt
Bisbee February 1 a Buick automobile driven by Charles Smith of the local area collided in Tombstone Canyon. No injuries were reported as the drivers escaped unharmed. Police investigated the minor accident and towed the damaged vehicle from the scene.
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Tombstone Canyon
Bisbee
Charles Smith
Andrew Mattison Dies In West Suburb Crash
Andrew Mattison a former Gleeson resident and Lowell Auto employee died after a collision on Tombstone Canyon road when a car driven by Douglas Logan crossed the road. Logan and Mattison’s body was to be returned for funeral arrangements. No injuries to either driver were reported. A telegram from Willis Texas expressed burial wishes and liquor charge details noted for a sister.
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Centralmarmacy
Tombstone Canyon
Douglas Logan
Douglas
Andrew Matt Employe
Lowell Auto Company
Ismeon
Gan
Smith
Logan
Gleeson
A. Ferguson
Jason
Willis
Texas
Gleesor
Arizona Lawmakers Seek Federal Highway Aid Endorsements
A Prescott era-era missive urges Arizona legislators to back a federal highway appropriation of about 109 million dollars for the next fiscal year ending June 20 1923 and to secure endorsements from state legislatures to influence Congress before the March 4 deadline. The letter notes potential two year funding and a separate 2 million plus seat for national forest routes, urging action by Maddock and officials to maximize federal aid.
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Phoenix
Jefer Feu
Cael Hayden
Thomae Madstowk
Seite
Arizo Voneressman Helfieves
Congressnnr
Gune
Avalalte
Secretary of Aericulture
Congress
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MIL Coat
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Geo
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Cochise
William L. Conk
Schietmer
Kansas Law Senate
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X.Y
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Judge Jenckes
Ari
Harry J. Nash
Nash
Hiltadule
Sher Cenphell
Coconine County
Martin Sehwab
Passog
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A.C. Cole
Risbes
Chris Ko
Lowell
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MEX
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