Stockmen urged to cooperate in war on blacklegs
Phoenix Feb 25 Ed W Stephens secretary of the Livestock Sanitary board at Anson calls for cowmen and dairy men to cooperate in suppressing blackleg this season. He notes vaccine shipments to combat the disease and urges stockowners to maintain freshness and standard products while cautioning that the danger is not over.
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Puoenix
Ed W. Stephens
Livestock Sanitary Board
Anson
Atiis Stephens
State Labor Leaders Push Initiation Of New Compensation Law
State labor leaders pursue a proposed compensation measure. Reports indicate petitions collected to place the issue on the coming general election ballot. The measure, tied to the work of the Labor Federation, was referred to the committee on law and registration for study and a forthcoming executive committee report.
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Committee On Law and Registation
Federation
Boom in Silver Mining in Yavapai County Predicts Growth
February report from Phoenix says Yavapai County is on the verge of a silver mining boom. PT Murphy, a well known mining man, notes silver around 130 dollars an ounce with prospects to reach 150. Prospectors engineers and eastern capital rush to develop new and existing properties, signaling tremendous activity and possible new production records in the county.
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Phoenix
Yavapai County
Murphy
Tum
Examiners Rescue $4500 for State in Year
Phoenix February 24 Arizona counties saved more than 1500 this year due to an error found by the state examiner in an annual report prepared by John F Myers deputy state examiner Myers formerly served as secretary of the Tucson chamber of commerce and helped uncover the savings
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Phoenix
Arizona
John F. Myers
Myers
Tucson Chamber of Commerce
State Sheep Board Awaits Salary Funds In Arizona
The State Sheep Board faces delayed payroll as funds from a new head tax on sheep are slow to arrive. State Treasurer Harry S. Ross says $822 monthly is needed, with $888.05 left to reach current obligations, while counties adjust tax reports. Officials anticipate transfers once county treasurers report funds.
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Phoenix
Crea
Sheen Commission
Ros
Concrete work advances on Douglas Highway link
Concrete pours continue along the eastern end of the central Douglas Link with progress reported by the engineering staff. Oswald Broe forces expect to finish the eastern segment ahead of schedule while possible challenges loom on the final four mile stretch requiring water pumping on a foot grade. Western contractors McPeake and Dillon have completed pipeline from Junction mine to the work point enabling sub-surfacing grading to proceed.
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Douglas
Douglasishee High- Tuerdey
Uber
Oswald Broe
McPeake & Dillon
Junction Mine
General's plane sets speed record to El Paso trip
Brig. Gen. Frank Ro McCoy returns to Douglas with Lieut Charles Douglas after an aerial flight to El Paso. The trip to El Paso and back was completed in 1 hour 40 minutes, beating the former record of 1 hour 30 minutes by taking a shorter route and reducing distance by 40 miles.
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Douglas
Frank Ro McCoy
el Paso
Charles Douglas
Flight A
Twelfth Aero Squadron
Interchurch meeting probes Arizona Indian conditions
In Phoenix on February 23 24 pastors from across Arizona gathered with Interchurch World Movement leaders to plan conferences in San Francisco and Los Angeles The discussions centered on American Indian conditions likened to Congo blacks and the role of Indians in church missions Leader Rev Logie urged training Indians as missionaries and tied salvation to active readership amid Mexican population concerns Governor Campbell was slated to open the next session.
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Phoenix
Arizona
Interchurch World Movement
San Francives
Los Ange
San Francis Feeles
Jes
Congo
George Lee
Cook Bible School of Arizona
Interchurch World Movement Conference
Dastert
Inter Churchtatement
Leascot
Logie
United States
Mesvarvers
Campbell
PANCOLFO CASE SET FOR MARCH NINE
A chaotic report outlines court movement in the Pancolfo case with demurrers, hearings, and potential outcomes. It notes judge rulings, a delay pending arguments, and references witnesses and related parties in a federal proceeding.
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Pancolfo
Pattee Endorsed for State Supreme Court Justice Nomination
Judge Samuel Wheat reports crops ahead of normal after rains. Pattee of Pima county was unanimously endorsed for the office of Justice of the supreme court. The State Horticultural association adopted a resolution urging a salary increase for supreme court justices from 5000 to 7500 per year.
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Superior Court
Pima County
Office of Justice of
Supreme Court of the State
Supreme
State Defendant 3 15000 Suit Phoenix
Willem Vogier files a 15000 damages suit against the state of Arizona in Superior Court, alleging contributory negligence. Vogier, a painter at Tempe Normal School in 191, claims a September 13 injury from striking a beam caused a nervous breakdown and permanent impairment.
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Phoenix
Willem Vogier
Damag
Arizona
Ebayter
Superior Court
Vogier
Tempe Normal School
State Auditor Sued by Governor in Arizona Suit
Phoenix Feb 26 Suit filed in superior court over issuance of state treasury warrants for attorney fees and other expenses tied to the adjutant general contest. Plaintiff, Gew Thomas B Campbell, seeks action against State Auditor Jesse J Boyce. The case arises from Governor Campbell’s effort to force resignation of former Adjutant General Charles W Harris and appointment of Capt. W Singalts, under military code authority.
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State Commission
Supreme Court
Phoenix
Aliens Corporation Commission
Phoenix Railway Company
Belli
First
Pierce Street
Cove
William F Iountaint Hattle
Mosher
Pierce Streets
AOR
Jerome Tortianii Copper Minine Company
Harry Anderson
Gew
Thomas B. Campbell
Jesse J. Boyce
Campbell
Harris
Judge Dyer Scolds Phoenix Lawyers In Court
Judge David Dyer of Miami presiding in federal court yesterday criticized Phoenix attorneys for delaying trials. He said when cases are ready for trial they should proceed and not waste time waiting. He warned he will not tolerate idle chatter and emphasized business over ornament.
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Fhoengx
Samuel C. Pare
David P. Dyer
Federal Court
Phoenix. Pen
Toon
Nigt
Jude David
Dyer
Miaui
Iwterday
Postmaster Examination Notice for Arizona Region
The Civil Service Commission announces a postmaster examination for Fort Mun Eho area. Applicants must reside within the delivery office, be at least twenty one and not more than sixteen on the examination date, with a $151 compensation. Forms and details available through the Washington DC office.
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Nishee
Reon
United States
Yaeusey Ex Remime Civil Service Commission
Washington, D.C
Washington
D.C
Saecina
Exsanina
Land Office Notice of Indemnity Land Selections
United States Land Office in Phoenix announces indemnity land selections under the 1916 act. It lists multiple tract descriptions in Townships 188 to 1688, sections 12, 14, 17, 18, 21, and 24 across ranges 258 and 23. The five week protest period runs from publication start date February 29, 1920, with dates through March 28, 1920. Protests may be filed with the General Land Office.
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Arizona
EGNEY
Newsey
Glendale man seeks 2500 for dog bite injuries
William Miller of Glendale sues Ruth and James Doe claiming their dog, kept at large, bit him February 2 causing sickness pain and lost time. He seeks 2500 in damages in superior court filing dated February 24.
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Doc Phoenix
Glendale
Man shot by Glendale officer during escape attempt
John Dae Martin was shot by Officer Dad Rudd near Peoria after fleeing a command to halt. He lies in hospital with a revolver wound to the right shoulder, the attending physician says he will recover. The incident began when Martin, located in a shack on the village outskirts, dashed for liberty and refused arrest.
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Phoenix
John Dae Martin
Maally
Martin
Rudd
Odd appeals for damages amid phoenix court noise
A flurry of appeals seeks damages in a Phoenix court, including claims by a Slovenian miner from Vanar pai for $5000 related to a gas mining dispute and a Mexican boy accused of knocking spokes from a cart owned by the Philippetitae company, amid uncertain details from the article.
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Phoenix
Arveons
Bockfirine
Vanar Pai
Ollegel
Te Sora
Hisbee
Pheipetitae Company
East Visitors Pleased After Two Day State Fire Tour
Visitors from Cleveland Ohio are pleased with a two day state fire tour arranged by the local chamber of commerce. The group traveled to the area to observe trade and industry highlights and discuss regional fire service developments.
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Cleveland
Ohio
Hore
Inspectors Named for State Prohibition Enforcement
W. T Webn, federal director for enforcement of prohibition, named S. M. Bailey of this circuit and Phil C. Merrill of Pima as federal prohibition inspectors. They will supervise non beverage liquor manufacture and sale, grant licenses, approve bonds, and assess penalties under the director's authority. Phoenix will be their headquarters with transfer to the director’s office within a week.
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Phoenix
W. T Webn
S. M. Bailey
Cir
Phil C. Merrill
Pima
Webb
Salt River Fall After Record High Flood Threat
Flood conditions eased after nine days of sun but Salt River and Agua Fria flows remained high posing risk to Granite Reef dam and the joint headworks. Officials warned of potential damage from continued heavy runoff, while a one year old child near Phoenicia died in a flood incident. A California excursion party marveled at Arizona sights including Roosevelt Dam and Lake during their trip home.
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Associa
Jon Dam
Granite Hees
Here
Subote
Phoend
J.D. Smith
Tha Fale
California
Arizona
Roosevelt
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