Arizona Law Debates Include Anthems and Civil Code Reforms
Representatives in committee wrestled over the anthem Arizona and sent several civil code changes for passage. Protests from women's clubs and opposition from the Musicians' club marked the debate while bills on road and school taxes, witness rules, and education exemptions for minors advanced or were amended. A $200 road fund measure sought federal aid and a compulsory attendance framework set age-based exemptions and penalties.
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Arizona
Tucson
Globe
Playstar
Musicians’ Club of
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Vyne
Annie Laurie
Tarrapores
Keith and Statistics
Hedrick
Gambling raid nets dozen arrests on First Street
A pool hall raid on First street and E avenue led to 12 men arrested in a gambling game. Francisco Gomez was shot in the arm during the scuffle, breaking his arm, as officers recovered knives and several monte decks. Deputy Sheriffs A. E. Palmer and Joe Hardwick and Constable Geo Newman led the raid. Serri H. M. Ross supervised. About $100 in winnings and seven or eight monte decks were seized. Health Officer Causey attended Gomez, who suffered a fractured small arm bone.
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First Street
E Avenue
Ross
Francisco Gomez
Francis Denlacane
Jesus Har Uanéez
E Lopez
Jose Perez
G. Lopes
F. Los Jose Opez
Jose Ramires
Frances Chavez
Isidore Mateania Gomez
Causey
Serri H. M. Ross
Geo Newman
A. E. Palmer
Joe Hardwick
Heirs in Germany Inherit Kunze Property in Phoenix
German heirs of Richard E Kunze receive his Montgomery addition property in Phoenix including 17 lots and Cactus Park. Will dated June 28 1915 adds rest estate to Franz Kaunce line and siblings in Germany while executor John Richard McNamee stays as nodal figure. Hearing on petition set before Judge Luiz on February 24.
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Phoenix
Germany
Arig
Richard E. Kunze
Montgomery
Hie
Kemmse
Kunze
John Richard McNamee
Franz Kaunce
Marie Riter
Clara Dietrich
Batore
Lu- ‘Juan
Arizona Cattle Growers Hear Public Domain Control Appeal
At the Arizona Cattle Growers Association session in Arizona, leaders urged Congress to regulate unappropriated public lands to curb overgrazing and bolster meat production. They called for studies, proposed stock drive regulations, and pressed federal rail and border policy changes affecting cattle interests. A separate report notes a gold strike near Gunsight, Arizona, with free milling ore and high values, suggesting a major find and potential long ore shooting.
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Arizona
Arizona Cattle Growers’ Association
Mullen
Dwicht
Nia
Livestock Association
Congress
Muller
Conention
Gunsight
Ajd
Tex Sud
Gunsicht
J. J. Sullivan
Alo
House Recommends Court for Tucson and Ajo
In Phoenix Arizona on February 12 the lower house passed bill 93 after committee review to establish court holding sites in Tucson and Ajo. Amendments broaden jury panels to draw from the whole county, aligning Tucson and Ajo procedures with existing county practice as courts move from Tucson.
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Ariz
Tucson
Ajo
Judiciary
County Affair Committee
Pima County
Gila and
Salt River Meridian
Prescott Editor Sues Over Fraud Claims in Brokerage Case
J. W. Milnes editor of The Prescott Journal Miner sues J. Homer B. King of Coleman Brokerage for embezzlement and fraud alleging fake representations to lure Milnes into investing. Milnes says he lost about $20,000 amid crooked Mexican line related schemes.
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Prescott
J. W. Milnes
Prescott Journal
Miner
J. Homer B. King
Coleman
Milnes
King
Cochise Highway Commission Meets in Bisbee
The Cochise County Highway Commission met in Bisbee with Chairman Bowes Secretary Gardner and Commissioners Clark and Adamson present. They discussed surfacing a road through the lake area between Cochise and Willcox with gravel and noted a new two span reinforced concrete bridge on the Lily Creek crossing. Plans include a new Beacon west route and a road project along the track with an inspection by Clyde Smith and officials from Tombstone and Beall.
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Bisbee
Bowes
Gardner
Clark
Adamson
Acy Lake
Cochise
Willcox
Adams
Roberts
Tembatone
Selsa
Board of
St Oervisces
Bovnon
Clyde Smith
Beacon West
Bisher Restent
Velarde Case Goes To Jury In Murder Trial
The Velarde murder case in Cochise County goes to the jury after closing testimony and arguments. The defense claims the decedent died accidentally during an altercation, while the prosecution asserts Velarde struck with an iron bar. A verdict range from first degree murder to acquittal remains possible as motions are issued. Tomorrow Cleve Irby faces trial after a missed appearance and Sarah Yugh’s retrial is set for Monday following a prior Laneary result.
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Velapde
Frank Velarde
Velarde
Cochis
Cleve Irby
Sarah Yugh
Fuel shortage at Ft Apache reported in weather bulletin
The Weather Bureau received a report from observer George J. Henry noting fuel scarcity at Ft. Apache due to heavy snow in the White Mountains. He described six feet of snow near Cooley's ranch, wagons delayed, streams frozen, and limited railroad progress from Holbrook to Cooley's hampered by drifts and labor scarcity.
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Ft. Apache
United States Weather Bureau
George J. Henry
Henry
Cooley
Holbrook
Cooley's
Rate hike bid withdrawn by Douglas Traction Company
The Arizona state corporation commission granted Douglas Traction and Light Company a withdrawal of its application to raise fares from five to seven cents and four and a half cent coupons to six cents. The action, announced in Phoenix on February 2, ends the pending permit request for higher street railway charges.
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Ariz
Peb
State Corporation Commission
Douglas Traction & Light Company
Douglas Street Railway
Public Notice of Land Claim Publication at Phoenix
Department of the Interior ULB Land Office at Phoenix Arizona announces Gustav o Patera Suninysite Arizona and John Jemere Fort Huachuca Arizona as claimants. Notices detail homestead entries and proofs for parcels in Township 21 Range OE with three year proofs and witnesses named. First publication February 16, 1919.
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Department of the Interior
ULB Land Office
Phoenix
Arizona
Gustavo Patera
Suninysite
Opie
Cercer
GA Srb & Meridian
Coronate Nation
Viertoner
Tombstone
Moreh
EL Goaly
Fort Huachien
Christopher C. Joy
Chuca
John Rock
Tone
Jain A. Rockfellow
Tonbstone
Atteona
John
Jemere
Fort Huachuca
Arina
Ranne
U.S
Tombetone
Ida Wiliam Poverty
Fort Huausa
Cassius Rollin Knowle
Baena
Arrouit Willam Roy Shedley
Doug‘s
Willam Albert Campbel
Fort Taxchuca
John L. Irvin
Register
Homestead Claim Notice for Bosdecker at Fort Apache area
US Land Office Phoenix announces Bosdecker of Turner Arizona has filed intention to make final proof on Homestead entry No. 87011 for 16 SE percent and NE percent of section 7 township 20 south range 7 east Meridian. Witnesses include Frank Shaver Arthur Punk John Igo and Charles Shaver of Turner and Tucver Arizona. First publication February 16 1929.
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Department of the Interior
US Land Office
Phoenix
Altona
Loub A. Bosdecker
Turses
Toml
Tom Arizona
Witnemer
Frank Shaver
Tucver
Arizone
Arthur Punk
Turner
Arizona
John Igo
Arico
Chasles Shaver
Turmr
John L. Irvin
Register
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