Wanted in Phoenix Held in Bisbee
MISBEE Arizona Feb 6 1 L ingalia is wanted in Phoenix on charges of obtaining money under false pretenses and passing worthless checks. He was arrested in Bisbee after a hotel check signed by Ingalls proved worthless. Officers searched his rooming house but found no trace. The new touring car used by Ingalls was attached and he is said to face additional warrants in Maricopa county for obtaining the car by false pretenses.
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Rhode Island
Ingalls
Leay Jng
Blabee
Walter Sheppard
Monntgom
Maricopa County
Directors of Industrial Conference to Meet in Phoenix
On February 7 the Arizona Industrial Congress board of directors will meet in Phoenix for the first time since opening headquarters. The Tucson meeting on January 3 set the stage for discussing progress and future plans. The group highlights Arizona products promotion, state river policy, hiring a top southwest power engineer, and a Washington representation at the interstate freight hearing. The board includes three members from each of six major industries and three at large, spanning all regions of the state.
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Phoenix
The
Arizona Industrial Congress
Tucson
Congress
Arizona
Colorado River
Southwest
Arizona Resources Board
Washington
Intermountain States
Interstate Commerce Commission
Mining activity increases BISBEE district Feb six
Significant mining progress reported in the BISBEE district with smelters at Douglas reopening. Companies like C A & S, Wolverine, Night Hawk, Boras, and Copper Queen add workers and plan ore shipments to Douglas. Steam shovel crews to handle silica ore from Sacramento SI and track ramp will boost local employment as leases prepare to resume operations and ship ore to the Douglas smelters.
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Bisbee
Douglas
C. & A. S Company
Coentus
Wolverine Company
Night Hawk
Boras
Copper Qheen Company
Sacramento SI
Cochise
Distriet
Soto Returns From Mexico Says Country In Healthful Condition
Douglas February 7 American investors in Mexico report satisfaction with efforts to attain lasting peace. Yallacio Soto president of the International Commission company states he traveled six weeks in Mexico City on business. He notes President Obregon's oil stance and an amicable settlement soon. Soto met EO. Llano former head of the Nacozari railroad now director of the national railroad system. Llano says the railroads are systemized and running on time.
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Douglas
Mexico
Yallacio Soto
International Commission Company
Mexico City
Obregon
Mr. Soto
EO. Llano
Nacozari
National Railroad System
Llano
Soto
Nogales Editor Marries Patagonia Girl
Nogales Arizona January 31 A wedding story centers on the marriage of the Nogales newspaper editor to a local Patagonia girl in a notable social event. The notice highlights the couple and the ceremony as a feature in the town’s society page.
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Nogales
Patagonia
MANS HELD FOR TRIAL ON STORY OF TUCSON GIRL
Tucson February 7 Julio Ethyl McCormick of Patagonia and Flin Craig Pottinger editor of the Nogales Herald were bound over to federal grand jury under $1000 bond on a charge of violating the white slave act. Maria Perez testified that she lived with the defendant in Williams Ariz and Blyth Calif and that she went to Blyth with money he furnished for the marriage.
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Mar- Tucson
Miss
Julio Ethyl McCormick
Patagonia
Flin
Craig Pottinger
The
Nogales
Federal Grand Herald
United News Writers
Superior States
Edwin P. Jones
W. A. O'Connor
Maria Perez
Williams
Sol Ariz
Blyth
Calif
H.R. Sisk
Mary Boam
Chinese cook rescues man trapped by snow drift
Prescott Feb W R DeBra meter reader for the Prescott Gas and Electric was pulled from a deep snow drift by a Chinese cook at the Pine Crest home of Lestoy Anderson. Edging around the house he sank into a sunken place and cried for help. The cook, alarmed by muffled shouts, used a rake to probe and grab the meter man, then pulled him free as snow gave way under him.
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Prescott
W. R DeBra
Prescott Gas and
Seaterday
Pine Crest
Lestoy Anderson
de Rea
Los Angeles
Snowfall Fails to Hinder Work in Arizona
Fab 6 snow storms in Arizona have not halted road work for more than a day says EA Wolfe chief construction engineer of the state highway department. Ash Fork has a foot of snow but grading on Ash Fork west and Seligman east continues. The Prescot Jerome camp was snow bound for two days but work resumes. Hunt Cocachor road in Apache County had delays and the Miami Superior highway delayed activities for a day.
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Arizona
EA. Wolfe
State Highway Department
Wolfe
Ash Fork
Seligman
Prescot-Jerome
Hunt-Cocachor
Apache Lounty
Miami Superior
Tumstone City Council Holds Hottest Session In Years
A heated Tombstone council meeting drew a large crowd as accusations flew and a petition calling for Councilman W. M. Cavanaugh's resignation was read. The session debated a municipal water plant, with officials arguing over notification of a water hearing and potential moves to seek new legal and engineering assistance for a city run water system.
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Tombstone
Cty Hall
Coan
Cilman W. M. Cavanaugh
Warner
W. M. Cavanaugh
Porter McDonald
Lee Woolery
Wes
Ivey
Stepany
Woolery
Stork Delivers Baby Girl at Cavanaugh Home
The stork visited Nogales early morning at 3 o clock arriving at W J Cavanaugh s home and leaving a nine pound baby girl. Mrs Cavanaugh Edna Bowman, daughter of Mr and Mrs W G Bowman, is reported in good health along with the newborn.
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Stork
Nogales
W. J. Cavanaugh
State Land Officials To Sell Prescott Land Tomorrow
State Land Commissioner Rodolph Kuchler T T McCleod chief engineer and C B Ashley of the sales division of the state land department left tonight for Prescott where they will conduct two sales of state land tomorrow. The land to be disposed of has been appraised at between 40 000 and 50 000 dollars.
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Phoenix
Ariz
Rodolph Kuchler
T.T. McCleod
C.B Ashley
State Land Department
Prescott
Governor Campbell faces mixed reception for special session call
Phoenix reports Governor Campbell's push for a special legislative session draws skepticism. Critics warn about using inactive funds to cover warrants, fear a broad fiscal code, and argue for limited, essential legislation only. Chiefs anticipate a 60 day session if the program advances. Colonel John T. Axton, chief chaplain, tours army camps in Nogales amid heightened scrutiny of state finances.
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Phoenix
TK. Campbell
Sion
Lline
Campbell
Utie
Pres- Nogales
Ariz
Colone
John T. Axton
Washington
United States
Stephen D. Lit
Mexican congressman Serrano to discuss roads in Nogales
Mexican Congressman Serrano of Sonora, Mexico, visits Nogales to meet with local chamber of commerce about good roads issues. He recently returned from a trip to Mexico City as a member of the boundary commission.
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Nogales
Congresman Serrano
Sonor
Mexico
Chamber of Commerce
Serrano
Boundary Commission
Hay
Mexico City
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Hundhues Water Company
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Haran
National Metals Recovery Company
Corporation Commission
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Ant
Thing Sell
Cornehiman Cornelius
Gibson
Councl
Huachites Water Co
Huachuca Water Co
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