Aviators To Deliver Great Ship By Air Route
Phoenix and Benson dispatches report Arizona lawmakers clashing over criminal syndicalism and miners hospital bills as the legislature considers University of Arizona board reorganization and hazardous occupation laws. A giant Hansley Page aeroplane will depart New York for the West to join El Paso to coast routes, with pilots and 49 passengers on board.
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Aria
Miners’ Hospital
University of Arizona Board of Regents
Aviator Hall
Los Angeles
Sheepman Reputed Rich Leaves 25 000 Estate
Hector, a sheepman killed north of Phoenix, left an estate valued around 25 000 with a $55 000 mortgage. His Apache county farm stands as a major asset. A widow and daughter survive. H D Newman faces a preliminary examination as two Los Angeles travelers, witnesses, prepare to testify.
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Ariz
Hector
H.D. Newman
Apache County
Newman
Los Angeles
Arizona Editors Meet in Tucson Invite Press Group
Arizona dailies invited by Tucson Chamber of Commerce to hold a statewide gathering in Tucson on March 3. A luncheon, sessions, a city tour, university visit, and dinner are planned with editors and publishers from about 30 Arizona papers expected to attend. The event aims to foster cooperation and fraternity among daily newspapers.
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Tucson Chamber of Commerce
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Valax
Daily Field
Associated Press
Alabama
Chamber of Lammerce
Rlaltore
OM Pueblo Lab
Sve
Parermen
Yuma Plans Monument To Soldier Dead
Yuma County Commercial club elected J. H. Westover as president A L Verduko as vice president and J S Abbott as treasurer The board proposes a state funded monument in Yuma to Lieut Col H H Donkersley who died after service in France The monument would list all Yuma County war dead An appropriation of 10000 is sought from the legislature.
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Benson, Ariz
Benson
Cochise County
Stark
Addits
Williams
Cyronine
Clarkdale
Yavapai
Senate
Young
Pec
University of Arizona
Hughes
Yuma
Yuma County
France
Ward Arizonan Medal of Honor Heroine Recalls Pivotal Battle
In Douglas Arizona on February 23 a local widow recalls her son Corporal Sevenyelith of the Sixth Marine Regiment receiving the Medal of Honor for conspicuous gallantry at Blanc Mont Ridge on October 8 1918. He charged two machine guns killed two, captured forty prisoners and died soon after while sniping. Announcement came from the Arizona Military District after papers from Washington were received.
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Mre B
Jeifre
Arizona Military District
Headquartr
Southern Department
Pijoltant
Washington
TWO ESCAPED CONVICTS LOCATED NEAR FLORENCE CA
Florence CAUCHT Phoenix February 1 Two escaped convicts were found by Supervisor Powell. One is being returned to Florence from Los Angeles and the other to California penitentiary for forgery. CM King escaped from a road camp last year and was held in Madera California. Six insane criminals from the state asylum ward will be transferred back to Florence today due to crowded accommodations.
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Super Powell
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Florence
Los Angeles
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Calitroniane
Forrery
I Fehr Baker
CM. King
Lastear
Madera
Cal
Insade
Prisoners to be moved from Pima jail to Leavenworth or Prescott
United States Marshal John Dilton announced that about 90 federal prisoners held in Pima county jail will be transferred within two weeks. Most will go either to the United States Penitentiary at Leavenworth Kansas or to Yavapai county jail at Prescott where space is available.
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Pima County
United States Penitentiary
Leavenworth
Kans
Yavapai County
Prescott
United States
John Dil’ton
Pima
General Storm Grips Arizona With Snow, Light Rain Elsewhere
The weather bureau reports a general storm across the state. Light precipitation overall, six inches of snow in Flagstaff with ongoing snowfall, Needles receiving about a quarter inch, and Yuma under one tenth of an inch.
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Flagstaff
Needles
Yuma
Organized attack on dentistry bill fails in Arizona
Phoenix February 18 a staged organized assault on the dentistry bill failed to derail the measure in committee. The bill would set dental licensing thresholds and issue practice permits with 65 percent averages. Opponents urged higher standards, but supporters prevailed and the bill advanced.
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Arizona
In Court Today Involving State V Roy Mcaisre
In a Wednesday Superior Court session the State vs Roy McAISRE proceeded with testimony and deliberations. The jury failed to reach a verdict and was instructed to continue deliberations. Manuel Garcia and Amela Badia pleaded guilty after appeals from justice court and were fined 43 each. J D Kirkpatrick explained absence from a subpoena and was exonerated. Other cases, Paul Backwith J and Milton Hall, were continued for further setting. Saturday is a holiday. Monday expects a report of additional jurors.
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Ve. Roy Mcaisre
Superior Court
Manuel Garcia
Amela Badia
Justice Court
J.D. Kirkpatrik
Paul Backwith J
Milton Hall
Tucson Judge Sits in Supreme Court Hearing Damages Case
Tucson judge Samue e L Pattee sat with Justices Cunningham and Ross for Hermance versus School District No 2. Judge Baker was disqualified due to a prior connection with it before joining the court. The Maricopa case concerns damages for the dismissal of teacher Prancie Hermance.
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Tucson
Supreme Court
Phoenix
Samue
L. Pattee
Pima County
Supreme
Cunningham
Ross
Hermance
Baker
Maricopa
Prancie Hermance
Disabled veterans urged to contact Arizona official
A Washington to Secretary Martin T. Wyant message urges help for disabled soldiers and sailors in Arizona. Wyant of the Phoenix vocational education board asks anyone aware of affected personnel to report them so they may access government programs to prepare for resuming work.
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Washington Post
Senate
Pennsylvania National Guard
Peeching
Phoenix, Arig
Ue Buren
Washington
Martin T. Wyant
Phoenix Vocations Educational Board
Arizona
State of Arizona Seeks Indemnity Land in Various Sections
United States Land Office Phoenix notes the State of Arizona filed School Indemnity Land Selections under the 1919 act, listing tracts in multiple townships and ranges. Protests or contests may be filed during five weeks of publication and before final approval. Date and officer signatures appear, with first publication in 1929.
Arizona Lands Selections Filed for Indemnity with Protests Welcome
United States Land Office in Phoenix announces State of Arizona has filed School Indemnity Land Selections under the 1910 act seeking parcels in multiple townships and ranges. Protests or contests may be received during five weeks of publication and before final approval, with notices transmitted to the General Land Office. February 20, 1919. J. L Irvin, Register. Scott White, Receiver. First pub. Feb. 23, 1919.
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General Land Office
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JL. Irvin
Register
Scott White
Rerdy
J. L Irvin
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