Arizona Cattle Growers Begin Annual Tucson Meeting
Hundreds of cattle growers from Arizona gathered in Tucson at the Armory for the annual Arizona Cattle Growers' Association convention opening with remarks by Senator Markson and Charles P. Mullen. Gov. Campbell planned to speak, addressing funding and policing of ranges, sheep grazing rights, and forest reserve movement restrictions affecting northern Arizona to the south.
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Pfucson
Markson
Arisona Cattle Growers’ Associatim
Armory
Charles Po Mullen
Charles P. Mullen
Charles Mullen
Skull Valley
Florence
Tueson
Phoenix
Tucson
Arizona
Coconino Forest
Regulation of Packers Debated at Arizona Cattle Growers Meet
At the Arizona Cattle Growers convention in Tucson Feb 18 regulation of packers emerged as the key debate topic. President F Mullen opened the session with 30 delegates present while Kendric bill endorsement was challenged and a formal stance awaited. The advisory committee urged action in Washington to oppose higher grazing fees on national forest reserves.
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Tucson
Jrackers
Atzona
Nesoda
Tas
Mullen
Kendrick
Association
CH. Crabbe
Arizona Lit Stock Sanitary Board
F. Reid
Hildreth
CB. Lain
J. H. McVey
J.D. Sparks
Henry G. Bolee
Pen S Hildreth
Washington
National Forest
Bankhead Highway
Traverses Association
Cameron
Bankhead National
Hot Springs
Ark
Senator Smith Backs State Control of Grazing Lands
Senator Marcus A. Smith of Arizona urged state control of grazing lands in forest reserves during his Feb 14 speech at the Arizona Care Growers Association convention in Tucson. Judge G W Shute of Gila County decried government by commission and warned of regulation extending to daily business, including auto travel to depots, as a consequence of federal commissions.
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Tucson
Marcus A. Smith
Arizona
Arizona Care Growers’ Association
Smith
G. W. Shute
Gila County
United States
Corporation Commission
Cattle Growers Meeting Concludes in Tucson
The Arizona Cattle Growers association wrapped a three day session in Tucson selecting Phoenix for the next convention and reelected President Mullen to a third term. Most officers retained. LeRomney and J. Mo Robinson named as third and fourth vice presidents. Committees to be named will handle packing legislation and grazing land state control. Rejected a halt on untried legislation tied to reconstruction and Kenrick Kenyon bill.
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Tucson
Arizona Cattle Growers’ Association
Phoenix
Mullen
Association
Bo. LeRomney
J. Mo Robinson
Kendrick-Kenyon
R. M. Shearer
Armour
Deaves
Freeident Mutlen
Wool Growers to Meet Foresters Over Rules and Grazing
Arizona Wool Growers association leaders met in Phoenix with forest department representatives to protest forest reserve rules and enforcement. They seek reforms to reopen grazing areas in northern Arizona and discuss reforestation plans for about 60,000 acres in the Coconino reserve while noting potential large losses from closures.
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Arizona Wool Growers Association
Phoenix
Forest Department
Arizona
Coconino National Reserve
Arizona Republicans split over Chicago convention fight
Tucson February report notes 9 pledged delegates and 6 alternates from Arizona head to the June Chicago convention. Coconino, Cochise, Maricopa counties favor an instructed delegation for Major General Leonard Wool, while Lowden and Wood camps gain sentiment. Cameron seeks backing and an uninstructed slate, with Jaynes aligned to Wood but aiming to preserve Arizona’s unified stance.
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Tucson
Ty Wah
Arizona
Chicago
Cochise
Maricopa County
Leonard Wool
Lowden
Wood
Cameron
Repubican
Coconing County
Maricopa
Pima County
HL Jaynes
Bankhead Route Selected At Birmingham Meeting
Bankhead Highway directors approve the pathfinding report for the El Paso to San Diego route with multiple branch lines. The session, though contentious over branch names, ends in harmony as Judge Eh M Allen is elected president and a memorial for Col. J. S. Plowman is planned.
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Birmingham
Ala
Eh M Allen
Bankhead Highway Association
el Paso
Tex
San Diego
Cal
J. Ava Rountree
Hot Springs
Ark
Oklahoma
Texas
Arizona
Mineral Wells
Bankhead National Highway
Texarkana
Dallas
Fort Worth
Col Thweatt
Arkansas
Four States
Mesilla Park
Deming
Aden
Myndas
Lordsburg
Continental Divide
Wina
Rodeo
SPRR
Steins Pass
Grant Kee Gap
Douglas
Bisbee
Pombstone
Henson
Schieffelin Monument
Jupe St. David
Wall
Martines Ranch
Tucson
San Xavier
Mission
Florence de HS
Chandier
Hassayampa River
Palo Verde
Agua Caliente
Paso Ntl
Welton
Palomas
Gilicoe
Yuma
Dome
Centro
Campo
Oyote
Mounfae Springs
Alpine
Officers elected at Grand Lodge meeting
Phoenix February 16 1920 officers of the Grand Lodge Fo AM of Arizona were elected at the 1920 Phoenix communication held February 10. Notables named include M W Henry Gordon Grove Grand Master and many other district and lodge officers with assignments from Nogales to Tombstone across multiple towns and roles. Announcements covered changes in supervision and a long list of titles including Grand Secretary Grand Lecturer Grand Chaplain and more.
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A. Wentworth
Phoenix
Grand Lodge
Wentworth
Grandlodge Fo & AM. of
Arizona
Fred Ormal Goodell
Tucson
Jon Hoyt Gitch
Marshall
Winston
Baureston Daniel Johnson
Ami
Charles Mexander Patterson
Kingman
W. Arioch Wentworth
Tombstone
W. Otis James Bangha
Florence
W. Clement Henry Coleman
Yuma
W. Nelson
Charles Bledsoe
Bishoe
W. Ernest Otway Car Mste
W. George Emet McMillan
Grant Parsuivant
Clarksdale
W. East Hugh Hopkins
Manuel
W. John George Detlef
Grand
Tyler
Bisbee Tucson
W. Son
M. Edei
Asin Hughes
Chas Francis Philbroch
G. Hieh Priew
Frank Goldwin
Prescott
Aricen Wentworth
Roe Jekner Nickles Fredrick
Prescott Hk
George James Roskroge
James Rockwell Jenkins
Frank Thomas
E. Maxbedier
Sereon Charles Bledsoe
Bisbee
EL Marry
Arizona Drachmat
David Benshimol
Grand M
Third Veil
Douglas
E. Harry Wheeler Seaman
G. M
E Arthur Merton Colowel
British Soldier In Girl Case Faces Grand Jury
British soldier O'Brien, who brought Vera Mort to the United States, will be presented to the federal grand jury next week. He is jailed on immigration related charges after initial slave trade accusations. Mort, 20, described as exceptionally beautiful, is in custody with details unfolding around a broader set of cases to be reviewed by the panel.
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Grand Jury
Phoenix
Tenry O'Brien
Vera Mort
Federal Grand Jury
J Ho Langston
United States
O'Brien
London
O Brien
Crittenden
Mortaitis
America
Campbell
Bank reserves show modest gains in central cities
Washington reports from John Skelton Williams comptroller of the currency detail reserve changes across central reserve cities. Of 66 reporting banks, 44 posted net increases while 22 showed declines, with New York Chicago Dallas and Philadelphia among those with notable gains. Individual city rises include New York 10.9 million, Chicago 24 million, Dallas 22 million, and several others like New Orleans and Nashville each around five to six million.
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Washington
National Banke
John Skelton Williams
Central Reserve
New York
Chicago
Dallas
Philadelphia
Flying Field Leased Near Camp Jones in Douglas
The war department signed a ten year lease on 69 acres between Fifteenth Street Park and the railroad spur serving Camp Harry Jones. Lieut Berman quits pursuit of farther sites as the field will start immediately with two hangars and semipermanent quarters for officers and enlisted personnel. Steel for the hangars has arrived at Camp Jones for rapid construction.
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Douglas
Fifteenth Street
Camp
Harry Jones
War Department
Washington
Informatom
Berman
Camp Jones
Bottle Harness Fails To Save Mexican Woman
Feb 16. Lupe Gomez, crossing the international line from Agua Prieta, carried a hidden harness with three pint bottles of mescal. She pleaded guilty before Judge W. Jack to possessing liquor, fined 100 dollars or 100 days, and her passport was seized by immigration authorities.
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Douglas
Lupe Gomez Yeterday
Agua Prieta
W. Jack
Paper mill urged for North Lumber district in Flagstaff
Feb 18. Ben Doney recalls Michigan mills and asks why an enterprising firm cannot build a paper pulp mill in the North Lumber area. He notes abundant quaking aspen on the mountain and argues a mill could be profitable despite nationwide paper scarcity.
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Urges Paper Mill
North Lumber
Flagstaff
Ben Doney
Michigan
Doney
Facing Charge As Son Probes Father’s Wallet
A Phoenix man, seen yesterday, drew from his pocket a check for 1453 dollars and 2.59 in silvers while thinking of his father Francisco Perez under justice. He pleaded his father is weak and hungry if funds are not provided.
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Francisco Perez
Charles de Salles Wheeler
Phoenix
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