Why Auto Owners Must Prove Ownership for Licenses
County assessor R. Henshaw explains new state law requires proof of ownership to issue 1922 license plates. Owners must show bill of sale, out-of-state registration, or prior California license, to curb stolen car misuse and ensure records match motor numbers. The filing system now tracks licenses by owner, car make, and motor number, with four filing methods in use.
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Assesane
Geo. R. Henshan
Henshaw
el Centro
Calif
Secretary of State
Sheriff
Nto
Thihe
Mr. Henshaw
Tehway
Tourists May See ore mined and smelted stopovers
Bisbee and Douglas chamber committees plan stopovers for Golden State Limited and Californian travelers. Tourists would visit Bisbee mines, ride to Tombstone, and tour smelters and Agua Prieta. Eastbound travelers overnight in Bisbee or Douglas. westbound in the other city, with both chambers optimistic about the attractions.
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Bisure
Bisbee Chamber of Commerce
George Buxton
Douglas Chamber
Robert Rae
D.C. O'Neil
PP. Butler
Bisbee Committee
Arthur Notman
M. Newmen
N. ©. Bledsoe
Golden State Limited
Californian
Garnett King
Bisbee
Tombstone
Douglas
Agua Prieta
Doctors Remove Eye of Injured Miner in Nogales
In Nogales last week surgeons Drs. W F Chenoweth and H W Parady at Chenoweth hospital performed a delicate operation to remove the right eye of Antonio Martines a miner injured at Mowry about a month ago when a rock splinter struck the eye. The injury worsened and doctors decided on surgery which was completed successfully.
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Nogales
Antonio Mar- Umer
W. F. Chenoweth
H. W. Parady
Chenoweth Hospital
Mowry
Martines
Mtending
Southwest in early days not as wild as film hero
Major George H. Ketly publisher of the Douglas Daily International recalls the Arizona of the 1880s and 1890s as less violent than cinema myth. He cites his 52 years in journalism, including work in Popular River and Tucson, and notes few fist fights or killings despite sensational train robberies and payroll holdups. He contrasts old advertising with modern newspaper economics and recounts his long tenure in Douglas.
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Douglas
Amg
Southwest
George HH Ketly
Douglas Daily International
Arizona
Keily
Popular
Hack River
Tucson
Ariz
Kelly
Wilda of
Wham
Fort Grant
Fort Thomas
Graham County
Iset
Law and Order
Y Tenderfoot
Major Kelly
Solomonville
W.B. Kelly
Clifton (Ariz
CL. Rawlins
Globe
Daily International
Bil Hart
Ing
Carrel County
Miss Searpy
Alice V. Beatty
Samuel J. Tilden
Woodrow Wilson
Fragmentary OCR listing groceries and prices in 19th century style
A partial OCR fragment lists items such as sugar flour potatoes soap and clothing with scattered prices and quantities. It resembles a historical store ledger or market list with various product names and numerical values but lacks full context or complete sentences.
Arizona snow and historic photos in Phoenix blitz
Phoenix reports extreme cold and snow across northern regions with roads impeded and crops affected while state historian James McClintock curates thousands of photographs from 14 counties. The collection includes Geronimo era scenes and early mining imagery, with Gov Campbell contributing a photo of Prescott marshal Jim Dodson. The article also notes corporate filings, pardons board plans, and routine weather updates.
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Phoenix
Aragon
James H McClintock
McClintock
Wiistorian
CS. Fly
Tombstone
General Crook
Hls
Geronimo
Crook
Thomas Campbell
Jim Dodson
Prescott
Downe McClintock
Arizona
Weather Bureau
Bond Issue Floated in Mexico to Pay Carranza Debts
Douglas Feb 10 report states a three million peso bond issue will be floated by the Obregon government in Mexico to cover debts incurred by the Carranza regime during the last revolution. Alfonso Pesqueiro Mexican consul reported the funds will go to banks that financed Carranza. Exact amount is not known but described as several million pesos.
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Douglas
Obregon
Carranza
Mexico City
Alfonso Pesqueiro
Concul
Per ‘Queira
Grand Masonic Conclave to Begin Sunday in Tucson
Local Masons plan to travel to Tucson for the Grand Conclave of the Grand Lodge F and A M of Arizona, the Grand Commandery Knights Templar, Royal Arch Masons, and Grand Chapter Order of the Eastern Star. The program opens Sunday at 4 30 p m in the Masonic Temple auditorium with annual devotional services. Masons and families are invited to attend.
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Tucson
Grand Lodge
A. M
Arizona
Grand Commandery
Knights Templar
Royal Area Masons
Grand Chapter
Order of the Eastern Star
Masonic ‘Temple
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LIVES
Thirtieremall
Benson
Pride of Denver
Pride of
Denver
Borden
Swift
I. Swifts
Winchester
van Camp
Japan
Walter Baker
Arkansas
S. B. Moss
Cash Grocer
Fort Apache
Coster
Pinto
Jinches
Grand Canyon
Wil ‘Hama
Salt River Valley
Yuma
Santa Cruz County
Three
James Dunseath
Rudolf Zepeda
Pardon Board
Board of Pardons and Paroles
Florence
W. J Galbraith
Land
Galbraith
Mexico
Grand Masonic
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