Valley Quiet Pros Perseus Says Wilson in Pearce Area
Valley section near Pearce reports Pros Perseus and Wilson discuss mining at Bulphur Swings. The Commonwealth Lessing company under AV Smith runs 59 leases, shipping 50–75 cars monthly to Douglas. Arizona Middlemarch Copper Company, led by California interests, probes 66 feet deep with high-grade ore, boosting hopes of large ore bodies as sinking continues.
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Douglas
Bulphur
Adjacen
Pe Pearce
Percy W. Witson
Ts Litite Mines
Commonwealth Lessing Company
VY Smith
Arizona
Middlemarch Copper Company
California
Inter- O814
Wilson
Child Labor Laws Regulate Study Time and Fines
Arizona rules require time off for study under child labor provisions. Deputy attorney general Fa Merits notes penalties for violations, with fines from five to five thousand dollars. The law targets workers aged 14 to 16, and clarification exists for youths who have finished eighth grade but remain under sixteen.
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Thornix
Feu
Arizona
Fa. K. Merits
Tome State
Metrigo
Amy Pers
McBride
Aged Man Drowned Collecting Wood in River Flood
Phoenix February 1 Aged man gathering drift wood along the Sai River basin Rosario Manjarres age unknown was swept away in flood and drowned near Seventh Street and Central Avenue. His body was recovered this morning and viewed by a coroner’s jurors who returned a verdict of accidental drowning.
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Phoenix
Sai
Rosario
Sevents Street
Central Avenue
McKee
Jarres
Salt Verde Rivers Flood Threat Looms Over Valley
Flooding from constant rains swells the Salt and Verde rivers. By February 11 the Salt River rose rapidly, with two feet of water spilling over the Grewite Reef dam. Water Users Association expert Henry Vernor cautions the rise may not threaten homes, while dam repairs proceed.
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Salt
Verde
Harsy
Vernor
Krisztian Perineer
Aszoc- Oo
Grewite Reef
Onstres
Lee
Flight to Douglas Morning Flight Reported
A scrambled OCR item notes a flight to Douglas this morning with references to officials and committees. It mentions Seth as chair and a war era committee, plus an inspection trip by a person linked to a transport or air service. Names and places are partially garbled but imply an official visit and review near a field.
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Seth
Cheely
Chetsher
Fane Thevetesin
M. Nyera
Tie
Triesseusieuut
Lins
Serris Ran Gia
Kelly
School board to decide on new Phoenix school site
Phoenix February 19 The school board will be called for final action on the proposed Ariens school site and the matter will be opened at a meeting scheduled for March 2, according to Superintendent C. O. Case. The board, in session today, made no final decision and expects to complete preliminary work at an adjourned meeting tomorrow to inty new school.
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Phoenix
Sinise Superintendent of Schools
Inty New School
Great Southwest Affairs To Be Discussed At Meeting
A letter to the Phoenix chamber of commerce states the Southwest affair conference will gather in Los Angeles in April. The nonpartisan League includes Arizona, California, Colorado, Nevada, New Mexico, Oklahoma, Texas, and Utah to foster relations and promote commerce education and social interests. Speakers include William Jennings Bryan and Leonard Wood among others. many governors and leaders of labor and industry are expected.
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Pmoenix
Ing
Los Angeles
Pocenix Chamber of Commerce
Tse Southwe
Teagie
Atuaa
California
Colorado
Nevada
New Monsey
Oklahoma
Texas
Utah
Soatt St of Brotherhood
RB von KleinSmid
League
Campiel
Ars Forner
Willian
Fat
Willam Jennings Bryan
Leonard Wood
Lowden
Attsule
Samuel Gempers
Labor
Byron Ne Hepert
New York
Lane
Sir Frear Palsh
Prock Deste
Moxuf
Eal
Bur y Will Face For Co Supervisors Fight in County
Fragmentary report notes contests in Cochise County politics with references to Dems and local supervisors. Names skimmed and details unclear, but mentions Nesters Teese and Teese, plus names connected to county electoral action and alleged opposition within the party.
Parole policy adopted at Ft Grant for state school
Phoenix reports the state industrial school adopts a one year period with good conduct leading to permanent discharges in the future. Simon Chavez of Albuquerque is set for discharge. paroles were granted to Joe Staraick of Humboldt and Emerson Duncan of Rice. Jean parried.
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Phoenix
State Industrial School
State Far Etitetiods
Simon Chavez
Lving
Albuquerque
Joe Staraick
Humboldt
Emerson Duncan
Rice
Jean Parried
Special session desks bolted to floor in Phoenix
Phoenix February 9 two workmen under Custodian H M Alexander screwed the legislative desks to the floor in preparation for the February 12 special session. Each desk received twelve screws. He noted that at the last previews session paper baskets and stationery vanished from the capitol.
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Phoenix
H. M. Alexander
Senate
House
Capitol
Applewhite Auto Trip Through County Faces Mud Roads
Applewhite and family toured county points of interest yesterday, encountering muddy, rough roads near Webb and Frida. A pair of chains helped the car pass through mud and gutters without needing assistance.
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Cousty Wurst
Bisbee
Tomstove
Wever
Gleeson
Courtland
Merea
Douglas
Sir Applewhite
Webb and
I] Frida
Me —Douglas International
Bowie Basin Well Fire Delays Drilling As Gas Hazard Rises
In the Bowie oil basin, gas flow forced stopping of drilling to reduce fire risk. Local stock company urged to obtain a Standard Calf valve. board of directors met as C D Hooker faced questions. Fire hazards mounted as well work paused, with crews removing equipment and preparing for further action.
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Wiseee
Bowie
United Su OU and Refining Company
Socn
C.D. Hooker
Board of Girectors
J. J. Oversuch
Hooker
Onde
January Copper Output Figures From Multiple Mines
January copper production across several firms shows Copper Queen reporting about 100,000 pounds, with February outlook modest. Calumet and Artdena (C A) produced 200,548 pounds, while Consolidated Arizona Smelting at Humboldt logged ore shipments and concentrates totaling 12,000 tons. bullion output reached 640 pounds.
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Consolidated
Aridona Smelting Company
Humboldt
Awz
Blue Bell
de Soto
Hum- Huolds
Onur
Prodwction Ae
Phoenix issues permits for week totaling 98575 dollars
Phoenix issued building permits across the week totaling 98 575 dollars. Local storage company Incorporates, planning several new buildings, adds to the growth and development in the sector.
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Phoenix
Ray Hercules crew suffer hazardous ore draft incident
The Ray Hercules crew experienced a dangerous ore draft incident during a chute descent. Chief engineer Mutton and general manager Wilson escaped serious injury as rescuers pulled them clear after a cave-in near the site. The event followed the ship’s heavy hydroelectric power tests and halted operations briefly.
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Ray
Wilson
Mutton
Ray Hercules
Hutton
Women Volunteers for Legislature Meet Approval
Phoenix February 31 Popular approval of women workers in state departments is shaping the governor’s plan to staff the upcoming legislature. Vocational education head Dr R H Blome offers two trained volunteers, with land department commationer M Moeurtard also ready to provide assistants. Many departments have responded, signaling an easy task to “woman” the session and reduce organization confusion.
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Phoenix
Sta
Campbell
Yao Oe
Pergettes
R. H. H. Blome
Arizona Chief Justice Cunningham Attacked at Home
Arizona Republican reports Chief Justice Cunningham of the state supreme court was attacked at his home. His condition is described as not searched as serious, with officials saying the incident is under investigation.
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Cunningham
Arizona State Supreme Court
Ifis
Ariz Republican
Alleys Shelter Gig Booze Supply Testimony Declared
Phoenix February testimony on stand described alleged booze supply linked to a shelter gig. A witness testified about arrests and ties to a case filed by Sullivan and Levitt, with references to offices and authorities.
Murder in Sonora Fray: details of arrest emerge
A fragmentary report describes a murder near Sonora with references to a suspect named Roberto Corloa. The attached notes mention a vehicle, a sister, a private payment, and a description of clothing and appearance at the time of the crime. The document references a transfer to Miami and an office receipt for five dollars.
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Roberto Corloa
Nhis Ethine
Miami
Mor Joval Experimental Poultry Farm Receives 25000 Grant
Mor Joval Experimental Poultry Farm in Glendale is awarded a $25,000 appropriation for development. The grant supports poultry research and industry growth, with funds allocated to facilities, equipment, and operating costs.
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Glendale
Joval Experimental Poultry Farm
Legislature backs all women clerks if Campbell has his way
Phoenix February 9 Governor Campbell urged in his letter to state department heads to provide a census of all clerks and offer willing clerks to the short special session beginning February 12. He proposed replacing two of four clerks in his office to save taxpayer money while pushing ratification of the federal ERA.
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Campbell
Phoenix
U of Women McAnteat
Arisona Teats
Thomas E. Campbell
Doubtlcse
Lense
Capitol
Jalinum
Farm wages double in last ten years in Arizona
Wages paid for farm labor in Arizona have risen sharply over the past decade and especially in the last two to three years, says L. M. Harrison of the Bureau of Crop Estimates. Average monthly pay with board rose from $20 to about $69 a month two decades ago. day wages increased from $1.72 to $2.40 for unskilled labor, with board, and from $2.00 to $3.29 for general farm labor.
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Phoenix
L. M. Harriso
Bureau of Crop Estimates
Arizona
Harrison
Beard
7a Convention in Phoenix February 21 Report
Phoresis notes a True Convention in Phoenix set for February 21. Opera events list tentative dates and a tentative gathering of party members.
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Phoenix
Federal prisoners moved to Arizona jail in Prescott transfer
On February six night federal payoffs to the Yava gal county job at Prescott were reported. United States Chief Deputy Man Don Wille led the transport, bringing eight prisoners who had been convicted of various offenses at the time ofUnited States dia.
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Yavagal County
Prescott
Ture
Don Wille
United States
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