Congress to aid Donal O Callaghan revolt is debated
The Arizona Senate passed a memorial urging Congress and the president to find a way to allow Donal O Callaghan, lord mayor of Cork, to remain in the United States. The document stresses avoiding deportation and cites respect for tradition while seeking lawful relief.
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Phoenix
Senate
Arizona
Congress
Donal O'Callaghan
Cork
Wilmin
Secretari
Tabor
Arena
Donal O Callacan
United States
Donal O'Patterston
Clancy Kids and State Constitution Amendment Debate
A fragment from a 19th century proceeding notes Clancy Kids and a resolution proposing constitutional amendment approval. It mentions news bills concerning road repair funding from Wickenhire to Parker Ainwouth and various committee reports. One item on appointing deputy school superintendents and another provides burial benefits for soldiers sailors marines and widows, with a stated funeral expense cap of $100.
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United States
Howe
Hastapne
Wickenhire
Parker
Saltore
Nogales Mayor Spurns Bonds and Stays in Jail
Nogales Sonora mayor Villasenor refuses bond and remains in jail after arrest tied to alleged crossing of Mexican delivery to American authorities. Police chief and others detained in the case, with Villasenor denying orders and declaring he will rot in jail rather than leave.
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Nogales
Feyamu
Mayer
Sonora
Vittas
Villasenor
Farmers near Tucson turn to dairying and poultry
Farmers near Tucson are diversifying with twelve crops and urged to add dairying and chicken raising to alfalfa farming. Little bottom land will be planted this season, according to information received here.
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Tucson
Missing Tucson Women Reported Missing In Mountains
Nine days after leaving home in Sacramento a group of women including Mies Marcuette Beil and Mise Tey Brockmeier were reported missing. Sheriff Dan Daniels received notice as authorities pursued leads in a desert region. A Sacramento matinee and a sheriff’s message from Mike Brockimeser’s father indicate the women did not return. search parties were formed then disbanded as weather and terrain hindered efforts.
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Sherif Bon Daniels
Mies Marcuette Beil
Mise Tey Brockmeier
Miss Epoeloeyer
Sacramento
Calif
Dee
Josiae
Aisha
Mike Brockimeser
Eastern Syndicate Eyes Silver Property Development
Atoaniing to Jas Kelly of Miller Canyon in the Hawelues mountains the Eastern Syndicate plans to form a company for finance and install a reduction plant to develop silver and manganese claims. Dr Ab Miller and Geo Knox report favorably, advising work start soon and potential employment for a large crew with truck transport to Hereford railhead.
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Atoaniing
Jas Kelly
Miller Canyon
Hawelues Mountains
Tomtatone T Sa Enn Jane
Italints
Bes Wining
Kelly
Ab Miller
Hereford
Rood
Douglas Sisbee Road Paving Agreed in Bisbee
In Douglas on February 1 Sid Smyth accompanied Chairman John Hart to the end of the Sisbee road where paving is planned to link to Sixteenth street. The city will fund the section east of the railroad. Total cost is small and the work will be done now with Oswald Brothers on site. This completes a fine paved stretch in Arizona. Meanwhile about 1000 workers lost jobs as state highway camps closed due to lack of appropriations per State Engineer Thomas Maddock.
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Douglas
County
Emet Neer Sid Smyth
Vesterday
Tod
John Hart
Board of Supervisors
Bisbee
Sixteenth Street
Oswald Brothers
Arizona
Giant Mastodon Skeleton Near Benson Attracts Smithsonian Exhibit Shipments
A six foot long mastodon skeleton unearthed near Benson draws attention from Dr. Gidley of the Smithsonian Institution in Washington. The remains were uncovered by surveyors and prepared for shipment to the Smithsonian, after being carefully excavated and packed for transport.
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Benson
Smithsonian Institution
Stgan- Ste Sie
Gidley
National Smithsonian Institution
Washington
Sorsey
Railroad rate hearing ends after three days in state
The three day Interstate Commerce Commission hearing on intrastate freight and passenger rate increases ended at the federal building. Officials debated proposed rises to align intrastate costs with interstate boosts while examining a Southern Pacific Santa Fe through line agreement and related railroad business issues. Gadsden reports large vegetable and melon planting, with vast alfalfa prep on leveled land for the coming season.
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Exatt
Federal
Interstate Commerce Commission
Corporation Commission
Roland Johnson
Amber of Commerce
Southern Pacific
Santa Fe
Phoenix
Johnston
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SU Court of Appeals
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