Arizona Reclamation Organizes for Irrigation Projects
In Phoenix a preliminary Arizona Reclamation organization forms to aid irrigation projects totaling 600,000 acres. The group aims to speed construction, leverage state credit for salable bonds, and back amendments to the Arizona constitution pending House Bills 1 and 129, with a special election planned for November. Members listed include Agwa, Fria, Charleston, Bouse, Lotus Valley, Bill Williams, Gila Valley, Paradise Verde, and others. A one mill assessment on represented acres funds early expenses.
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Phoenix
Arizona
Arigna
Hotel
Adams
Arizona Reclamation
Pan
Iemates
Perma Ut
Itis
Pararyon
Rea Riiys
Were
Agwa Fria
Auxiliary Eastern
San Pedro Charleston
Carlos Gila Valley
Upper
Gila Valley
Paradise Verde
Hill
Campbell
Clancy Kids to Report to National HQ in New York
The Clancy Kids plan to report to national headquarters in New York for three weeks to attend to personal business. Colonel Thompson will have an office in New York during this period and is expected to attend the foundation event in Washington on March 4.
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Phare
Thompson Tert
New York
National
Washington
Two Insane Patients in Superior Court Case
In Division 2 Judge Samex hears a case of Trinidad Mexico of Lowell and Edith Pierson. Doctors diagnose mental illness from head injuries and a alleged love affair. Both to be sent to the Phoenix state hospital for treatment.
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Des. Hughart
Morrison
Samex
Superior Court
Trinidad
Mexico
Lowell
Edith Pierson
Benson
Abeine
Phoenix
State Hospital
Era
Utition
Arizona quota raised and relief funds pledged
The European relief council increased Arizona’s quota to 7000 and reported it had raised 15900 dollars. J. K. Thompson, vice chairman, said after the intensive campaign money came in sufficient to meet the target. The funds aim to save lives of 4500 war‑affected children in central and eastern Europe at ten dollars per life.
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Phoe Relief Council
Arizona
J. K. Thompson
Arizona Committee
Europe
Nations Organization of the Council
Herbert Hoover
Idle laborers seek 25000 relief bill in Arizona legislature
Phoenix on February 31 reports that M. McBride announced a bill to appropriate 25000 for unemployed unskilled agricultural laborers. He notes relief needed for families living by the river, with many workers from Mexico and whites among the destitute. The measure follows aid by the Arizona Federation of Labor and the Trades Council, which has fed 75 daily meals but cannot continue.
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Phoenix
Mir Metinides
Sid
Wit
Wty
Arizona Federation At Labor
Mhoenta ‘Trades
Cvmet
Saitiw Wi Valley
Mtarteops Sparteoja
Trades Council
McBride
Mexico
Almere
Exploration of Arizona fields arranged in five-well plan
Announcement says 100000 will back exploration of an Arizona oil field near Phoenicia by GC. Wueherer of Los Angeles, guiding the venture with an oil fund of his own invention. He claims two lakes of oil and that development will use internal funds only, with top drilling equipment soon on site. A series of five wells will be bored under the adopted plan.
Night Hawk Stops Shipping and Advances Development
February 23 report states Night Hawk Leasing Company at Don Lain is not shipping currently but continues development and exploration. A 12 man crew works on the Go level drift aimed to connect with the 65 percent Boras mine level, about 20 feet from completion. The Boras drift connection lies roughly 500 feet from the Night Hawk shaft.
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Hishee
Night Hawk Leasing Company
Don Lain
Boras
Woman Held For Alleged Attack In Tucson
Tucson February 23 A real estate man PO Benedict testifying at a preliminary examination said Marguerite Feil assaulted him with a revolver taken from her muff and pointed at his stomach. Feil was bound over to answer to the superior court after the hearing before Justice Oncar L Pease.
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Tucson
Killei
PO. Benedict
Mins Marguerite Feil
Justicce Oncar L. Pease
Benedict
Mies Feil
RANCH HAND SHOOTING NEAR ARLINGTON KILLS MEXICAN
Phoenix report states Jane Mendoza a Mexican was fatally shot by ranchman Tony Kraeger near Arlington Arix after a suspected late night hold up by Mendoza and two other Mexicans on Kraeger and two women in an automobile. The incident prompted immediate word from local authorities.
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Phoenix
Heb
Jane Mendoza
Tony Kraeger
Ranchman
Arlington
Arix
Mendoza
Kraeger
Fort Huachuca Negro Soldiers Charged With Theft
Four African American supply sergeants at Fort Huachuca were held on a $1000 bond each after being charged with stealing army goods. Federal authorities allege shoes and canteens were taken from the camp and hidden away. The men were brought to the county jail and await trial next Monday at 2 o clock.
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Huachuca
Fort Huachura
United States
Edwitt Frison Wa
To Jackson
Danielson
Foster
Department of Justice
Justion
Huachuen
Florence Big Hizens and Officers Attend Davis Funeral
Well known citizen Florence Arizona reports flues at half mast across public buildings and long funeral procession. Supervisor Davis, riding in a car four miles from home, suffered a paralytic stroke, fell, struck head, and lay undiscovered until the Jameson brothers ranch. He remained in serious condition through Wednesday morning.
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Florence
Ariz
Davis
Jameson Brothers
Ashurst Feeds Figs to Senators and Lands an Appropriation
On Washington's Birthday Senator Ashurst of Arizona led an impromptu feast with western figs and dates. He urged adding 10000 to the Plant Investigation item, requesting 61000 instead of 51000, and the Senate approved the increase without objection.
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Ashurst
Washington
Arizona
House
New Corporation Enters Yuma Agricultural Field
A national cooperative planting company selects Yuma county as its base with one billion shares at five cents par value and redemption privilege at twenty cents. Incorporators WF Hart JC Lopes and Otto W McIntyre, all of Watsonville, name Cat Yuu as principal business location to pursue viticulture and horticulture in the county.
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Yuma
Yuma County
National Cooperative Plantation Company
WF. Hart
JC Lopes
Otto W. McIntyre
Watsonville
Cat Yuu
Coal Deposits on Arizona Reserves May Be Developed
Immense deposits of coal asbestos and other nonmetallic minerals on Indian reservations in Arizona may be developed soon. Congress adopted a measure on Monday allowing development previously blocked by drastic laws. Dean G.M. Butler, head of the department of mines and engineering at the University of Arizona, reported the news.
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Tucson
Fen
Arizona
Congress
Dean GM. Butler
Departagent of Mines and Engineering
University of Arizona
Records Show Only 29 Smallpox Cases
Phoenix reports 24 smallpox cases this month per state health records. Physicians note more cases, especially in Maricopa County, but city yellow cards suggest higher totals than official counts. County health official records show January county cases tied to state files.
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Phoenix
Maricopa
Cher
State Board of Health
State House
Damage Case Goes To Jury Tonight
In Superior Court this morning the damage case of the plaintiff against Allen Welaase Dr Bim Smith of Devgles was resumed to allow additional expert testimony. The matter will go to the jury at evening recess after instructions and a one hour argument. The suit claims damage from a hot water bottle break under the defendant’s care. Tomorrow the Boquities land & Cattle Company case to condemn land for a pipe line across the defendant’s land for cattle watering will be heard. Jurymen excused Monday will report again tomorrow.
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Vt Allen Welaase
Bim Smith
Devgles
Mountay
Eetork
Boquities Land & Cattle Company of
Stonla
Pioneers Home Prescott Bill Passes in Legislature
Fen n Campbell signed four bills on Monday including a special appropriation of about 6000 for the U P Governor Tres ones home at Prescott for the balance of the fiscal year ending June 30 1921 The measures include free feeding for county recorders discharge papers for veterans emergency relief and a civil code amendment affecting insane persons and salaries of officials in fourth class counties The final measure raised the pay of Apache county officials and was approved by both houses and the governor
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Phoenix
Fenn Campbell
Tresones
Prescott
Tegtalatin
Office of County Record
Closs
Jay
Apache County
Mexican youth shot after arrest attempts in Tempe
A Mexican youth, 23, was shot in the left hip while trying to escape after being placed under arrest by a Tempe officer amid a theft charge. He was brought to Phoenix and jailed as grand larceny charges were anticipated. Night flying by border patrol near Nogales for first time involved Lt Prosser and an aerial landing.
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Sosa
Hicks
Mung
Twin Buttes
Mungie
Phoenix
Fel
Jose Iattenby
Tempe
Vic
Nogales
Ariz
Border Air Patrol
Prosser
Twelfth Aero Squadron
Farmers Interested in Rodent Measure
Farmers statewide show keen interest as the agricultural bureau supports a rodent pest control measure. The proposal aims to curb prairie dogs coyotes kangaroo rats and Salt River rats seen as threats to farming and stock raising. Farmers warn the industry may fail without state eradication efforts and state officials pledge close attention.
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Plont
Coyos
Salt River
Blackleg Outbreak Reported in Arizona Cattle
Wate Holmes, a Phoenix district cattleman, reported a blackleg outbreak involving 15 yearling cattle from a single herd to the state livestock sanitary board. The disclosure notes the rapid spread within the herd and the board’s forthcoming actions.
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Fhoenla
Samme
Blackles
State Livestock Sanitary Board
Wate Holmes
Phoenix Distriet
Tomes
Alleged cattle thief report from Winslow arrests noted
Phoenix February 2 The Hvestack sanitary board today received from its Inspector at Winslow a report that M Laprade and his son CW Le vade had been arrested in Winslow on cattle theft charges. Approximately twenty million dollars worth of low grade ore was reported blocked out in the Bagdad district Arizona.
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Atench
Hvestack Sanitary Board Today
Winslow
M. Laprade
CW. Levade
Yavapai
Arizona
Bagdad
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