Senator Cameron visits Douglas for a party of eastern buyers
Senator Ralph Cameron of Arizona joins a group of eastern business men on a trip to New Mexico City via Douglas. The visit includes a two day inspection of copper properties in Senora and attendance at a play benefiting the European Relief Fund. The journey proceeds to El Paso then Mexico City with no political intent stated, and features remarks on county officials in Cochise and license plate applications.
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Paste
Arizona
Ernest’ R_ Huall
Cochise
RB Krebe
Tombstone
Krebs
Mrr. Hall
Hall
Henshaw
Bechine
M Krvbe
Cowine
Ph A Ha Tore Leet
Ralph Ho Cameron
Artzong
Arriroad
Bere Todas
Mewa City
Cameron Haseen
Canaria Copper Companys
Senora
el Taso
En Poate
Nuvia
Laredo
Howard Boba Suston
William E. Wood
Joseph Willma
New York
Melville Gillet
Smithport
Meg i Henry Stetson
Philadelphia
George Fo Shurtlett
York
Nicholas Cimeng
Cameron
Mexico City
Final surveys on Paradise Verde irrigation project
Final surveys are underway by large engineering crews for the Paradise Verde irrigation project near Phoenix. Drafts and plans are under review for four dams on the Verde river about 15 miles below the Horseshoe site. Construction start date not announced. preliminary work progressing rapidly. Estimated cost about 15 million dollars, irrigating about 90 thousand people.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phoenix
Adn
Paradise
Hareeshoe
Verde River
European Relief Council Campaign Extends Into Arizona
The European Relief Council continues its intensive drive in Arizona with Phoenix as a focal point. It aims to raise a per capita share of a 3 000 000 goal to save children from starvation and disease, funded by European warehouse donations and supported by various churches schools and civic groups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Can Relief Council
Arizona
Fs Ringlo
Ark Braars
Joni
Phoenix
United
Meath
Conseil 521
Motion Pletide
Europe
Agnew Buys Luz Blanc Silver Property in Sonora
Dr Agnew reports taking over the Luz Blanc silver mine in Sonora from Leonides Armendariz. The 12 claim property in the Tigre district shows development work underway and is expected to shift to more active operations soon, with Agnew calling it one of the great properties in Sonora.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sonora
Bird literature to be distributed to Arizona scouts
State Game Warden Joe V. Prochaska ordered bird literature distributed among Arizona Pay Scouts interested in bird study and game preservation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arizona Scouts
Phoenix
Joe V. Prochaska
Grazing Fees Postponed in National Forest
Postponement until August 1 of grazing fees due on National Forest lands granted by the Secretary of Agriculture. Telegram to agencies indicates a deferment affecting ranchers and grazing allotments. Details specify the policy shift and affected parties within forest service administration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albuquaig RX. A. Gam
Secretary of Agriculture
Grapes to be tested by Pima farmers Yecson Taexena
Jan 31 report notes rising farmer interest near Tucson in fruit and grape cultivation amid low markets for other crops. County agent Brown says many will trial grapes with emphasis on sweet varieties like Thampoon and Emper ware while seeking better marketing prospects. farmers report profits from recent planting and urge careful attention to marketing and care.
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Yecson
Taexena
Brown
Countess Agricultard
Trek
Tri
Tucson
Three Million Sond I5 Sue Is Sold In East
A parcel sale in Maricopa County involved a Chicago trust company and property owners to halt delivery of bonds to purchasers. The suit, filed after £4 0ui,tomie worth of bonds were delivered and paid to the highways commission, questions Dunters paving bids and the county's move from bitulithic to concrete paving amid public sentiment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East
Phorni
Follara
Bowie
Ain New Te Rline
IcHnty
Tela
Highways Commission
Dunter
Prairie dog control work in Cochise County
Prairie dog control efforts in Cochise County face challenges due to cold weather causing the animals to hibernate underground. Officials expect a February and March push with poisoning to improve eradication, aided by cattle companies and local ranchers. Community leaders note past successful campaigns and imminent warm weather should boost feed on treated grain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cochise County
Corbis County
Pebrusry
Alleged booze runners under fire in Douglas raid
Federal officers issued warrants for ten or more arrests in a Douglas case tied to a large organized liquor theft ring. Suspects including Kane Bates and others were taken into custody or served with warrants, with hearings set before Commissioner Haemler. Evidence reportedly shows inside cooperation within the liquor traffic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Douglas
Kane
Mexicans Held at Nogales Not Murderers of Japanese
Three Maries county deputies in Nogales identified two Mexicans and arrested Ramon Ari and Francisco Gutierrez in connection with the murder of Japanese rancher S Nakamine. Nakamine was killed by axe blows at his farm last Tuesday. Motive appears to be robbery. Axes used and wood stains found near the body. Two Mexicans matching descriptions were detained near Nogales yesterday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phoenix
Maries, Bs County
Aberitfs
Nogales
Ramon Ari
Francisco Gutierrez
S. Nakamine
Nakamine
Aria and
Gulterrea
Aria
Guiterrex
Xokales
White
Santa Cruz County
Passing of Judge Page Willcox
Judge Page Willcox died Monday afternoon at his home in Willcox after about a week of illness. The cause of death was pneumonia, following a short period of fines and health decline.
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Willcox
Mexico moves to free private control of rail lines
Mexico moves to transfer ownership of the national railroad to private hands. An edition of Heratta reports a prominent Mexican delegation has departed for New York to confer with capitalist stockholders about a plan to restore the lines to private ownership. The lines have been under government control for about a decade with McMero in charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ole Kon
HI Heratta
Tucson
Mesion City
Prominet Mexici
New York
Sue Rans
McMero
Hazel Dawn Purchases Mesa Area Ranch for Home
Hazel Dawn, stage and screen star, will settle in the Salt River valley near Mesa. Announcement yesterday confirmed the decision as authoritative, joining other celebrities choosing Arizona for future homes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hazel Dawn
Mesa
Hagel Dawn
Miss Thorn
Salt River Valley
Arizona
Irish hold state meet in Arizona convention in Tucson
Tucson January 31. The first Arizona state convention of the American Association for the Recognition of the Irish Republic has been secured for Tucson through the efforts of J.M. Roberts, a local chapter organizer.
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Tucson
Arizona
American Association For the Recognition
J.M. Roberts
Battle enters guilty plea in case of missing funds
The article reports Allen Battle pleading guilty before a federal court in Tucson to involvement in missing funds from the First National Bank of Clifton Arizona. He admits taking over $520 from the bank’s funds. Charles Snell received a three month sentence for contempt of court related to grand jury questions.
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Battle
Futieteio Papevich
Alas Davis
Micktown
Arizona
Eternal triangle tragedy near Globe ends in hospital attempt
In Globe Arizona January 30 a Mexican man, Amorale Lopez, despondent over a romance with Senorita Isabella Morena, attempted suicide with a poisoned drink after a quarrel. He was taken to the county hospital in serious condition.
Horse Thieves Trail Through Pearce Area
Horse thieves operate near Pearce Arizona with entries at Jim Riee’s corral. They stole two horses four cattle and three saddles, then fled toward the McKinney ranch. Deputy Willan Hawke and Mr. Rice pursued them through the valley to the McKinney place where they left the horses and rode away with one of McKinney’s mounts. Authorities believe the group may include Mexicans and headed toward the desert.
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Pearce Ariz
Pearce
Jim Riee
Willan Hawke
Mr. Rice
McKinney Ranch
Mer Courtland
Themu
McKinney
Business and Professional Women's Clubs to Meet in Phoenix
The State Federation of Business and Professional Women's clubs will hold a state meet in Phoenix to bring federation units closer and offer business women a chance to explore membership advantages.
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Phoenix
Federation
The
Tate
State Federation of Business and Professional Women's Clubs
Meeting in Phoenix on February 12 for businesswomen
An organization meeting in Phoenix gathers women from across the state to discuss professional matters and support charitable aims. Participants expect speeches and networking opportunities, with a focus on advancing professional work and community service.
Notice of Homestead Filing in Arizona Territory
United States Department of the Interior announces that Pred a Heanest of Tombstone filed for a homestead entry under section 7, township 17S, range 2% E.G. 51 and Meridian. The claim was recorded February 1 with witnesses Willan Ho Frazee Harry Wo Key Laroy Kendall John Escapule and others. The case is processed at the U S Land Office in Tombstone Arizona with the assistant register and witnesses listed.
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Department of the Interior US
Phoenx
A. Heanest
Tombs
MEG & SR Reridian
Fowler
Tombstone
Arizona
Willan Ho Frazee
Harry Wo Keya
Laroy Kendall
John Escapule
de Ol Ot Tene
Arizonie Chasek Marshall
Danwary
Register
Notice for Public Sale of Desert Claim in Arizona
Department of the Interior publishes notice for Arhar Trapraien of Tomlstone Arizona to establish a private land claim in Township 218 Range 234 Meridian in the Phoenix district. Hearing before William A Foast US Commissioner at Prombstome Agnes on a specified date. Names CHAS BO MARSHALL and Regiserr appear as registrars or witnesses.
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Tana
Autia
Arhar Trapraien
Tomlstone
Arizona
Wade
Ik & St BR & “Meridian
Phoenix
Arisho
Desertvel
Willian A. Foast
Ceeumiesfaner
Prombstome
Agnes
Ujar
Chas
BO Marshall
Regiserre
Atizoms
Nwi
New
Newnen
G&s Fk Ik & Meridian
Tas
L. V Mcourt
Widcox
Chumont
Lee
Elvin Brows
Charles St
Pearce
Arizone
Notice for Publication and Local Advertisements
Public notice records a homestead entry intention filed by Wild A Hite of Pearce Arizona with details of the parcel and witnesses. Also includes classified notices about farm sales wanted and poultry requests, plus an ad for a medical remedy and hearing issues.
Restoration to Entry of Lands in National Forest
Public land restoration notice for 148 42 acres in Arizona under homestead laws. United States Land Office Phoenix invites qualified settlers to file entries by April 6 1921 for agricultural occupation prior to January 1. The document lists preferred settlers and notes amended list references and eligibility conditions.
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United States
Phoenix
Arizona
Belos Janda
BOG & S Rom
Les
Daniel
Ariz
Public sale notice of land tract in Section 27
A public notice dated February 9 1924 announces a sale of a land tract described as NW and NWe NEiA in Section 27 Township 2 south, with reserve price not to exceed 256 per acre. The sale closes March 15 at an announced hour. Prospective claimants must file objections or claims by the time set. CHAS MARSHALL appears as the receiver.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of the Interior
Arid Pone
Janaues
Chas Marshall
Notice of Homestead Application in Pearce Arizona
Department of the Interior Phoenix announces Calvin Glenn of Pearce Arizona filed Homestead Application 33804 for the SW 14 of SW 14 of lot 1 Section 5 Township 18S Range 1E. Adverse claimants must file by March 1, 1921 with the Register and Receiver, Phoenix Land Office, to establish interest or mineral rights. First published February 1921. Other items advertise sale of poultry and incubators by ENOCH CREWS Seabright and new hatchers.
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Calvin Glenn
Pearce
Arizona
VOS
Phoenis
Wethens Gona
Chase Marshall
Jubilee
Pioneer
Charters
Enoch Crews
Seabright
Rat - Avi
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Reged
Hastings
C.F Tilford
Thelestra
Conatti
Rand
Distret Forester
Secr
Mary
European Relief Council
AGNEW
LUZ Blanc
PIMA
Chrieshus Cattle Company
Henry Hielen
Campatan
Sulphur Speing
Boies
Isaac Rogers
Coronade Cattle Co
Hooker Tires
IM Cattle Co
Kennedy Bros. and
Webb & Boys
Jay Witmouth
Domos Hall
Mozart Matthews
Doe Matone
JB Hardwick
Mim
Namie
Raga Hardwick
Fey LK Bates
Just
Yester Hay
Thom
Iing
Missioner Haemler
Doneles
Mexico
Purcide
US Land Office
Tvents
Artaha
Steen
Ashney
Ariana
Swenek Township
Meridian
Steim
Wilcos Arizona
HUEY
Sone Intertor
Jones
Olney
McFar‘ane Strath
Heavy Fargo
Glelm Poultry Rasch
Wiefren
Deere
Laakated
Trent Public Land
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