Arizona sugar crisis described as easing but still tight
Governor Campbell announced completion of a sugar survey showing no heating evidence and improvement over two weeks. Cities like Heisbee Prescott Jerse Ray and Nogales report scarce supplies with sales restricted to small quantities while Florence and Prescott face limited futures. A separate note covers a prison mining deal near Senator and a traumatic auto accident in Tombstone.
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Phoenix
Des
Guv Campbell
Arizona
Charles B. Christy
Arizona Merchants’ Association
Hisbee
Prescott
Dave Supply
Jerse
Alo
Dare Chitton
Ray
Ook
Casa Grande
Nogales
Jazz Funeral Marks New Year in Tombstone Salted With Firebells
In Tombstone a riot of bells and drums welcomed 1920, replacing 1919 with fireworks and alarms as revelers roared into midnight. The night revived old habits and signs of King Alcohol, with dance halls lively and streets waking to a dawn of resolutions and lingering rumors of a resurrection for John Barleycorn.
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Tombstone
John Barleycorn
John
Tombstone Gun Team to Compete at Real Rife Range
Local teams will contest Sunday at the real rife range for a Tombstone representational match in out of town Benson. Five high scorers shoot as a team with Crateh Sunday starting prom. The lineup lists Abell vs Smith Kendall vs Almy Santley vs Hit Bennett vs Lockwood Stull vs Staniger. Shooters will fire 200 yards, 14 Gre, slow fire, 10 minutes per target with no sighting shots.
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Venetbleomer Mauldin
St David
Maria Mila
W. R. Brown
Brown
Mila
Pio
Bros
Lake
Xia David
Mysterio
Teo
Eseg of
Mer
Real Rife Range
Tombstone
Benson
Clu
Pacaud dies when Ford car overturns near Tucson
Joe A. Pacaud a Jackson Tenn vocational student at Arizona was killed when a Ford overturned a quarter mile south of Tubs while returning from Nogies yesterday afternoon. Three other students Howard S. Russell A Dodson and D A Latham were injured BM Cruse of Dorchester NY escaped unhurt. All were in the vocational department of the university.
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Tucson
Joe A. Pacaud
Jackson
Tenn
Arizona
King
Tubs
Nogsies
Howard S. Russell
Marshall
A. A. Dodson
Culpepper
D A. Latham
Caledonia
Minn
BM. Cruse
Dorchester
N.Y
the University
State gets large sum from Dunlap inheritance
Phoenix dated report states the state treasurer is calculating the share of inheritance tax from the Austin Byron Dunlap estate, which is valued at over $600,000 after the death months ago. The process seeks the tax amount owed by the state under the inheritance tax law.
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Phoenix
Austin Byron Dunlap
Juvenile Court Proceedings Move Through Bisbee and Douglas
Judge Lockwood presides as juvenile court operates in Bisbee and Douglas with cases from both towns. Over two years more than 3400 cases disposed by the court, as the January term begins and jury lists are prepared.
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Jadee A. Lockwood
Bisbee
Juvenil Court
Douglas
Raven
Wmelon
Superior Court
Paving bid opening for Tombstone highway from Forrest to Bisbee
State Engineer Thomas Maddock will join a joint board session to consider bids for the Tombstone to Bisbee highway paving project. EB Adams and Moberts, with J M Sparks, travel to the meeting. Bisbee and Douglas taxpayers are expected to attend the bid opening seeking federal aid and lower bids to avoid rejection again.
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Forrest
Bisbee
Tombstone
Thos Maddock
Board of Supervisors
EB. Adams
Moberts
J. M. Sparks
Phoenix
Douglasl
President of Arizona Labor Federation Near Death
Tucson on January 1. Leroy Kennedy, president of the Arizona Federation of Labor, lies near death at St. Joseph's hospital Phoenix after a hemorrhage physicians have not stopped. Pat Hayhurst, editor of the local weekly labor paper, received a telephone message from C. J. Feely, president of the Tucson Central Trades Council, reporting the condition.
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Tucson
Leroy Kennedy
Arizona Federation of Labor
St. Joseph’s Hospital
Phoenix
Iitle Hope
Pat Hayhurst
C. J. Feely
Denver Mint bullion receipts fall in 1919 totals
In Denver Colorado bullion receipts for 1919 dropped over 7121.00 from 1918 as Superintendant Thomas An war reports. Total gold receipts as bullion reached 18 507289 04 with 17 belonging to gold and 1 8600105 to other. Production costs in Cripple Creek raised expenses and smelter losses reduced refined gold shipments.
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Denver
Colo
Thomas Anwar
Aunear
Cripple Creek
Poid
Calls State Meeting January For Arizona Republicans
The Republican state committee calls a January meeting in Phoenix to arrange the state convention. Delegates and six alternates will be chosen to attend the Republican National Convention in Chicago. National Chairman Wilcox planned to visit Arizona but will now return after attending the National Committee meeting in San Francisco. An open session is planned to discuss the convention and scheduling.
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Aricina
Ie ‘Chen
Wil Moet
Phoenis
Sargan
Urrest
Sking
Ely
Chicara
Albert Mo Saimex
Atdrew Haumert, Jr
Eiary
Republi A
Wil Hollays
Arizone
Prios
Ntional
San Francisco
Deportation of Chinam en by Sonora Labor Law
Nogales reports that Governor de la Huerta of Sonora may deport Chinese residents under the Sonora labor law. Mexican officials consider protests from residents of Santa Ana and other towns while awaiting official word from the supreme court on constitutional issues.
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Supreme Court
Nogales
Emiliano
Arena
Goverio, de la Huerta
Sonora
Otiei
Awe
Siaita
Livestock Conditions on Apache Reservation and Arizona Ranges
Report notes abundant forage and good water on the Apache Reservation with cattle and horses wintering in Congress Juserian area of Arizona. Stockmen report improved pasture, steady progress, and preparations for staking season as feeders anticipate gains and factory picking in coming weeks.
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Montiel
Congress Juserian
Arizona
Clark goes to Bisbee as newspaper manager
Clark leaves the Star for Bisbee to take the Bisbee Daily managerial post. Folsom Moore will replace Clark’s Star role, B P Gull moves to Star management, Roy Goodrich returns as telegraph editor, A Rowsey resigns to run a state tire agency, and Wilke from the Times-Picayune joins the Star staff. In Douglas a soldier loses a hand during a TNT detonation accident at an aero squadron site, with fires around $100,000 and a series of explosive mishaps.
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Clark
Bisbee
Douglas Aero
Tucson
Dee
Lawrance
E the Star
Folsom
Sock" Moore
Lark
Axalss
Review
B. P. Gull
Star
Ely
Roy Goodrich
Teleen
The
Tear
A.* Rowsey
Wilke
New Orleans Times-Picayune
Star City Stag, Review
TOUG
AS. Fee
Fgit
Aero Squadron
Todas
Isa
Tamas
Prescott Courier Sold to Local Law Partners
Announcement tonight that the Prescott Courier is sold by EA Rogers to A H Favour and H W Cornick, members of a local law firm. The move aims to keep the paper as an afternoon publication in Prescott Arizona.
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Prescott. Ariz
Prescott Courier
Arizona
EA. Rogers
A. H. Favour
H.W. Cornick
Courier
Munch Appointed Bank Examiner in Arizona
Phoenix January 1 P J Munch of Nogales named assistant state bank examiner by Jeane L Boyce state superintendent to replace TM Sullivan who resigned He will resume duties shortly after the first of the year
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Phoenix
P. J. Munch
Nogales
Jeane L. Boyce
TM. Sullivan
Boy shot during failed robbery at Mesa grocery
Three youths attempted to rob The Dick Lee grocery on West Main Street Mesa. One boy, Elmer McClendon, was shot in the arm and thigh. The wounded boy and companions went to the police station and reported the shooting as investigators collected details from the scene.
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Mesa, Ariz
Mesa
Dick Lee
West Main Street
Elmer McClendon
Eimer
Albert Green Howard
McClendon
Green
Dresed
Arizona farmers harvest value crops amid record year
Arizona farmers reported one of the most valuable harvests in state history driven by cotton and other staples. The crop estimates bureau cites figures around 7.9 million for 1918 with notable values listed for corn, potatoes, beans, and barley.
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Phoenis
Anz
Arizona
KM Morrises
Arico Fed
Bureau of Crop
Tanetork
Dover
ELAN
Brattbergheiny
Tarley
Cate
Edness
Express Rates Shake Between Tucson Phoenix Area Fete
Freight rate changes ripple through Tucson and Phoenix markets. Between Tuesday and today merchants report lower and higher rates for grain and merchandise. New rail tariffs show $15 per ton for Class B goods and $1.04 to $1.15 increases for other items. Observers anticipate further movement as shipments adjust through Casa Grande and surrounding routes.
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Theson
Phoenta
Phoeix
USA
alRivueh
SPEEDERS WARNED AS DEATHS ON HIGHWAY MOUNT
Reports from Wents detail fatal and near fatal accidents on the highway. Residents urge speed control after multiple incidents in the past week. Sheriff McDonald considers deploying a traffic officer to curb reckless driving amid complaints of dangerous behavior by heavy vehicles.
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Rosa
Tesgias
Douglas Citsess
Teuglan
Saly Sherif
Mcdonald
New Year Appeal Seeks Orphan Adoptions in Phoenix
Arizona branches of Near East Relief in Phoenix call for adoptions to aid suffering children. Local offices urge residents to sponsor and place orphans from the Near East with eligible families.
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Arizona
Near East Relief
Phoenix
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