Verde River flood damages Granite Reef dam near Phoenix
Rising waters from the Verde river flood cause extensive damage to the Granite Reef diversion dam on Salt River, injuring the apron and pilings. Repairs rush as Roosevelt reservoir looms, with downstream losses estimated at 89,900 dollars for timber and falework. Additional dam works planned by Gruell association and Water Users in New River, Cave Creek, and Skunk Creek.
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Phoenix
Salt River
Roosevelt
Gila
Buches Beach
Hermisivon
Gruell Association
New River
Cave Creek
Skunk Creek
Cavalry Troop Activates in Clarkdale Preparations
The Clarkdale cavalry troop of the pactenal quante from Fanland, Ariz, will be stationed in Jerome after adjutant general approval. Governor Campbell commissions Dr George Martin to organize a medical unit to examine National Guard applicants, with Major Martin and Copita Ingalle among the officers.
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Fanland
Clarkdale
Ariz
Jerome
Adj
Walter Singall
Hay H Potter
Markdale Jerome
Fe Teu
Casppell
George Martin
George Martin Major In the Nrational Guard
Martin Rd Copita Ingalle
Circus to Perform at Insane Asylum for Inmates
Jan 3 J EK Thompson of New York, wintering here, arranged a circus visit to the state hospital for the insane. The troupe will go to the asylum to perform for patients, including blood-pawtine Benemark, the Mons and tigers, aerialists, and clowns. Governor Campbell will accompany them as guest for the afternoon.
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Denix
J. EK. Thompson
New York
State Hospital
Cireus
Thompson
Campbell
Mr. Thompson
Arizona Invites Pershing for Visit to Phoenix
A formal invitation was sent from Lincoln Nebraska to General Pershing to visit Arizona on Friday January 20 as the city’s guest. Representative Carl Hayden reported confirmation from a member of the general staff that Pershing would travel from Los Angeles to Phoenix, stay 9 10 a m to 9 20 p m, then depart for Tucson and Douglas to inspect Camp Harry J Jones. A luncheon in the general’s honor was tentatively planned in Phoenix.
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Phoenix
General Pershing
Lincoln
Neb
Chamber of Commerce
Carl Hayden
Washington
Gene Star
Arizona
Los Angeles
Tucson
Douglas
Harry J. Jones
Orphaned Armenian Boy Poster Message by Near East Relief
A stark image from Erivan shows a starving boy with a burlap blanket and a tin as his only possession. Dr. Mitton and Dr. Littlefield describe the scene on a busy street near an orphanage, part of Near East Relief tabloids prompting aid.
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Erivan
Armenia
M.S. Littlefield
Western Asia
Ledir
Mitton
Hellette
Dr. Littlefield
Near East Relief
Iefield
Half Indian Children to Inherit From Cronemeyer Estate
The Anache county superior court judge ruled two half Indian Cronemeyer heirs receive 5000 dollars each from the estate valued at about 49000. The case, contested by Sophie and Emily Cronemeyer and Hermine Meyering of Germany, centered on birth on an Apache reservation and claims of heredity through a trading post family. The dispute, pending three years, ends with the children named heirs to the remainder.
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Nave
Cur Uronemeyer
Andrew S Glo “Bem
Anache County
Cronemeyer
Asie U.S
Langston
Holuo
Facher
Sophie
Em!y Cronemeyer
Hermine Meyering
Rnsidents
Germany
Floods Bring Driftwood Wealth to Arizona Ranchers
The high waters in northern and central Arizona flood driftwood deposits along Roosevelt Reservoir and nearby streams. Ranchers secure driftwood for fuel and building material as new markets form for log and fuel sales. Snowflake saw notable driftwood activity with coal and wood supplies stressed by cold weather.
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Proenix
Jan R
Roosevelt Reservoir
Roosevelt
Erg
Ranchinen
Arizona
Snowtaxe
Lumber High When Stolen as Fuel in Jerome Court
Twenty four of forty eight Mexicans who helped steal and dismantle the Jerome Transfer barn appeared in Judge Hughes' court. They were assessed $1145 originally for the theft, with the barn’s lumber valued high at $2360 for Hughes. Each defendant paid $22.92, covering their share and the missing half of the deputation.
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Jerome. Jane
Jerome Transfer Company
Hughes
Indian Land Reclaimed Prospects in Arizona Case
County Agent Longstreth reports reclamation plans for a 166 acres in the Colorado Indian Reservation area between Yuma Blythe and Parker. Indian Service estimates cost at 75 dollars per acre with potential yields from leased cotton near Parker near half a bale per acre and promising alfalfa growth under improved irrigation. Near East Relief appeals for support from Phoenix.
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Tucson
Mestreth
Yuma
Blythe
Parker
Indian Service
Bermuda
Longstreth
Arizona minister fined for deer killing after season
A Phoenix area minister George A. Thomas was fined 50 dollars after killing a deer three weeks after the Arizona open season for his class of game. He appeared before Justice J P Hancock at Paradise and paid the sum to satisfy the court.
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Rizona
Tucson
Arizona
George A. Thomas
Portal Arts
Justice of the Peace
J P. Hancock
Paradise
Ariz
Guo P Schoenberg
Centiginun
Moonshiners search by posse across Safford area
An Arizona posse including officers from Globe and the United States Department of Justice searched the Moonshiners camp near the Gila River in Safford Monday. Officials, aided by sheriff deputies and two Native American triers, aimed to uncover stills and seize evidence amid tense patrols and inquiries into local supply chains.
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Safford
HE. Sisk
Globe
United States Department of Justice
Sheriff Office
Tia
Goodwin
Grier
Nechor
Leles
Amd
Five Prisoners Granted Paroles in Arizona Decision
Phoenix announces clemency for five inmates including Harding of Mohave county and three others from Key West and Yuma county. Each will be released at the expiration of their minimum sentences with deportation restrictions preventing reentry, following governor's proclamation. Names listed include Matas Perce, Nicholas Arriva, and I F Gaziochi.
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Phoenix
Dee
Fielaie
Harding
Mohave County
Szy, Datka
State Board of Ra Offon
Nfs
Key West
Yuma County
Grand Lax Peny
Matas Perce
Nicholas Arriva
I. F. Gaziocci
Torgety
Newspaper Men Meet in Nogales January Nineteenth
Arizona Daily Newspaper Association selects dates January 23 18 and 20 for Nogales meeting. Arizona and El Paso publishers will gather for the third association meeting arriving January 19 at 11 oclock and leaving January 20 for two days and one night. Nogales civic groups plan social events including a Santa Cruz Club dance and an oyster and clam bake at the fire department.
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Nogales
Santa Cruz
Fire Department
Call for Higher Teacher Pay Drives State Session Move
Jan 1 A resolution urging Governor Campbell to include higher teacher salaries in a special legislative session was adopted by county and city superintendents. Attendees included Dr Holh, Prof Payne, EB Hendrix, F Philtroak, and John D Lopes among others from Phoenix, Tempe, Northern Arizona, and Globe.
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Phoenix
Campbell
Senter
Hoh. Pester
Department of Education
the State University
I Payne
Tempe
EB Hendrix
Northern Arizona Normal
F. Philtroak
Bikbow
HE Steele
Nde Mand
Globe
John D Lopes
Phoenix City
Sokooia
Trouble with Chinese in Cananea 18 Denied
Nogales Sonora January 3 United States consul here denied reports of trouble between Chinese and Mexicans at Cananea Consul J Dyer said he had received one report that Chinese were not being molested and denied the claim that Chinese aimed to combat Mexicans Other reports echoed this denial of violence or targeting.
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Nogales
Sonora
Ran J. Dyer
United States
Cananea
Dyer
J. M. Gibbs
Chines
Arizona Land Office Notice of Tillery Selection Publication
Public notice from the Arizona State Land Office states that selections under the act of Congress of 436 Stata S577 were filed in the School Land Selections office. Protests or contests must be received before final approval, with publication start January.
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States Land Office
Philepis
Ariona
Siseenet
Kingman Arizona Plans Dam To Aid Farming
Fragmentary report shows Kingman plans a storage dam on the Virgin River to irrigate about 600 acres of valley land now desert. The project involves county cooperation with proposed settlement from Utah, aiming to boost agricultural development in the region.
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Kingman
Arizona
Kingman, Ariz
Expan Ag
Axticul
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Perpe
Hur
Tsr
Curt Cronemeyer
Near East
Datey
J. L. Irvin
Reiner
Scott White
Fide
Broadway
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