No Cash For Some State Employes On Jan 15 Warrants
Phoenix reports that state funds cannot pay 1921 warrants on January 15. general fund warrants will require registration and likely no money until June. Earhart notes receipts for first half 1921 were 2.696 million, exhausted by warrants, with many earmarked funds also depleted. banks previously accepted warrants, but policy change leaves loans unfunded and warrants awaiting registration.
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Phoenix
Jan
Reymond Earhart
Earhart
Hoding Claims Agazines Os Banet
Bureau of Mines
N. A
Pioneers
Pioneer
Prises
Prescott Dry Farm
Salt River
Cochise County
Cocottine and
Gila County
Graham County
Maricopa
Mohave
Navajo
Pinal
Santa Cruz
Yavapai
Yuma
T N. S
T. N
T N.S. Capital Fund
University of Arizona Co-Operative Agriculture Extension
U. of A. Varrants
U. of A. Improvement
U. of A. Farm Improvement
U. of A. Farm Maintenance
U. of A. Citrus Investigation
U. of A Printing
December crop report shows Arizona wheat acreage shifts
Federal crop report indicates Arizona planted about 42,000 acres of winter wheat this December, down from last season's 47,000. Maricopa leads with 24,000 acres, followed by Gila, Pinal, Pima and Yuma. Nationally, fall sown area is 12 percent below 1920, with the country’s crop condition at 76 percent of normal on December 2.
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Arizona
Cro
Bread of
Uniicense of
Sereror
Ises
Maricopa
Coconino
Eagnet
Abauche
Navajo
United States
Jury to be drawn for February term at Tombstone
Judge Lockwood announced that Division 1 of the Superior Court will call a trial jury for Tombstone in February for a term likely lasting two months. The jury draw occurs February 21 with both criminal and civil calendars set that morning. The February term may run until April 1, with civil cases set early and Wilkos bank matters after others. Judge Lockwood will travel to Tucson next week to assist in Pima County cases and return for calendar actions.
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Dudes AC. Lockwood
Division 1
Superior Court
Lockwood
Cas
Atorney Ross
Ross
Wilkos Bank
Tucson
Judge Matter
Pima
HL Hutchins
Bandits report from prospectors south of Douglas Arizona
An American prospector arriving in Douglas claims bandits operate about 45 miles south of Agua Prieta. He says they stole three horses from him and may have killed two Chinese merchants at Cucacuri, robbing their crew of supplies and money. The prospector also notes threats by the bandits toward him before they seized his pack animals.
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Douglas
Ariz
Agua Prieta
Cucacuri
Plan Telephone Lines Through National Park
Flagstaff Arizona January 6 Director Stephen W Mather of the national parks is planning two telephone lines through the Grand Canyon park El Tovar to Flagstaff and to paralleling highways with booths every ten miles for automobile tourists.
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Flagstaff
Ariz
Stephen W. Mather
The
Nation Parks
Grand Canyon Park
el Tovar
Livestock Range Conditions Improve After Snow and Rain
Phoenix Jan 5 Weather reports show range ends greatly improved by heavy rain and snow. Snow depths reach up to 12 inches north with 5 inches in Grand Canyon area and nearly a foot in the White Mountain region. Water supply saturated, ground soaked, and cattle in generally good condition ready for continued grazing as roads recover. Cotton and olive harvest affected by mud but expected to resume in good weather. alfalfa growing well in Yuma though ground remains wet.
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Phoenix
Flagstaff
Grand Canyon
White Mountain
Salt River Valley
Yuma
Phoenix girl narrowly escapes fatal Riverside mayoral crash
Phoenix resident Monica Elvaron escaped a fatal automobile crash that killed L. V. W. Brown who had just been inducted as Riverside California mayor. A mayoral sister was also in the car but unharmed. Brown held wide local interests.
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Phoenix
Sis Monica Elvaron
L. V. W. Brown
Riverside
Calif
Allison Spring Company
Brown
Mountain Lion Chase Ends With Seven Foot Cat Treed
January report from Flagstaff describes Charlie Miller, hunting with MLE Musgrave, tracking a large mountain lion between Kendrick Mountain and Red Butte. After two and a half days in snow, the big cat killed a buck and a pony but ate none of its kills before Miller treed and shot the animal, measuring seven feet long.
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Flagstaff
Charlie Miler
Mle Musgrave
Kendrick Mountain
Red Butte
Miller
Bill Williams Mountain
Theb Miller
Fear widespread flood damage feared on Colorado River
Fear of high water in the Colorado River threatens the Pescadero district where the Imperial Valley irrigation district operates a force attempting to restore the old channel. Workers on the project are marooned on the Sonora side, and usable machinery stands at risk of flood damage as crews press the effort tonight.
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Yuma
Ariz
Colorado
Pescadero
Imperia Valley
Sonora
Mexico
Water for Prison Wells Sinking to Supply State Penitentiary
Burt Wingar secretary of the state board awarded a contract to sink two 350 inch wells 200 feet deep at the state penitentiary to supply water. J B Junkin of Casa Grande secured the contract with an estimated cost of 5600 dollars. Wells now existing are near closing and the prison faced dr y conditions without the new water option.
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Phorwta
San
State Penitentiary
Burt Wingar
Board of Directors of State
J. B
Junkin
Casa Grande
Engineers urged to obey new Arizona registration law
Jan 6 report from Phoenix shows officials warn many engineers in Arizona may operate as unregistered professionals as the state enacts registration and exam rules. Only 25 applications received for the first April exam window, though about 500 engineers may be eligible.
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Phoenix
Arizona
Te American Association of Sere
State Board of Examiners
Gov Campbell to Hear Extradition Application
Gov Thomas Campbell returns to the state capitol after two days away for board meetings and university session. He schedules a hearing on New Mexico Governor Pond extradition request for 4 EA Pond, who is detained in Tucson, Arlington. Pond plans to oppose extradition and the hearing will be held at the state capitol.
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Phoentn
Jan
Thomas x. Campbell Wan
State Capitol
State Industrial Congress
University of Arizona
Rovernor
New Mexico
EA. Pond
Tucson
Pond
Burglars Loot Federal Building Court Room
Burglars forced an entrance to the federal building and took a number of law books from Judge W. H. Sawtelle’s chamber in the United States district court. A large quantity of confiscated liquor remained untouched in the United States marshal’s olive room.
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GLOBE
Federal
W. H. Sawtelle
United States District Court
United States Marshal
Duck season ends January 31 for hunters
Only 21 more days remain for duck chasing as sunrise marks 24 hours of hunting time left before January 31 closes the season. The message urges sportsmen to wade sloughs and streams and bag as many ducks as possible before the end.
Tractors May Be Available Soon for State Highways
Phoenix January 6 The chamber of commerce has received word that 1 500 Caterpillar tractors asked to be set aside from War Department stock may soon be available for state highway purposes.
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Phoenix
Chamber of Commerce
War Department
Illness and notices in Sunnyside news note a resident's illness
The Sunnyside column reports Jane-Mr. Nick Bereich Sr. is very ill at home in Camping Canyon. Vernon M. Kenney says he joined the Benedicts in Phoenix on December 5 and mentions a Florence resident but not her name. The piece also cites 1921 Huachuca rainfall, and local trips and family visits around New Year.
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Sunnyside
Jane
Nick Bereich
Camping Canyon
Vernon M. Kenney
Los Angeles
The
Benedicts
Phoenix
Dee
Florence
Kenney
Campini
Huachucas
John Jones
Jack Parker
Bisbee
Jos W. Hathaway
Jas. Parker, Jr
Jas Parker, Sr
Parker Canyon
Bear Fight Ends in Lethal Chase Near New Mexico Line
In an extraordinary tale from the Southwest, Arie Clore reports a brutal bear encounter near the New Mexico Arizona border. Jim and brother, mounted on ponies, pursued a tired black bear through rough canyons, ending when Bob Carter arrived and thrust his knife, killing the animal on the bear’s back. Jim was left exhausted but alive, with the community recounting a dramatic survival story.
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Clore
Arie
Jan
T— Howard
Parks
Cattionan
Dripping Springs
Henry
Cald Perks
Alina
New Mexico
Arizona
Park Doules Fan
Jim
Barrow
Bob
Arerat
Robbers steal jewelry and valuables in Phoenix home
A report to Phoenix police states a burglary at J. A. Albright 25 West Latham Street where jewelry, furs and about 1 000 dollars in valuables were stolen. Clara Battin reports her 22 West Lathan Street home entered but nothing taken. The rest of the text notes lettuce crop conditions and Cochise school literature plans.
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Phoenix
J. A. Albright
West Latham St
Ding
Poice Department
Clara Battin
West Lathan Street
Bursiars
Tax Commission Hears County Budget Shortfalls
A brief session of Cochise County Tax Commission and supervisors discussed emergency funding of about 12,000 dollars to cover depleted funds. They adjourned with plans to decide on contingencies and postponed a final decision on the emergency while reviewing bids for indigent care, printing, and decedent expenses.
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Toth
Customer Grabs Pebble Jewelry Worth Hundreds
In Nogales Ariz a Tucson customer at a jewelry store believed he left a package of stones on the counter after looking at gems and left saying he would return shortly. The package turned out to be pebbles and the shopper disappeared with jewelry worth several hundred dollars. no sign of the man since.
Phoenix Flood Sparks Insecurity Over Dam Plan
Flooding in Phoenix district raises anxiety as Cate Creek waters rise. A $365,000 contract for a multiple arch concrete dam was awarded last week to control future freshets, with several months needed for construction.
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Phoenix, Jan
Catecreek
Ite
Maricopa County Engineer Dies in Automobile Incident
Phoenix January 3 Harry R B Ver Pod county engineer of Maricopa county and brother of Guy F Ver ron, chairman of the county board, was found dead on the rear seat of his car four miles east of Phoenix. He appeared to have suffered a fatal attack of acute indigestion during a drive to inspect road work in the county.
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Phoenix
Jan
Harry RB Ver Pod
Marrone County
Guy F. Verron
Maricopa County
Probe starts of affairs of Arizona bank in Winslow
A grand jury investigation is understood to be progressing into the affairs of a bank in Arizona that closed doors several months ago under circumstantial allegations of irregularity. AF Gelman of Winslow has been acquitted of spreading false rumors about Winslow's standing under the new state act backed by the Arizona Bankers Association.
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Miss Brown
Phoenix
Willcox
Elsie| Toles
Cochise County
Stewart
Tombstone
Nellie C Lance
Earl Soims
Bis
Holbrook
Are
Tts
AF. Gelman
Winslow
Arizona Bankers Association
Insurance Company Buys Bond Issue For County Funds
The Northwestern Mutual Life Insurance Co buys a $750,000 bond issue for Pima County. G J Uphas, local agent, facilitates sale to New York banks via Arizona and Taiwan National Banks. Funds deposited in local banks are credited to Pima County.
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Tueson
Jan
Nicre
Northwestern Mutual Lifeinsurance Company
G J
New York
Arizona
Taiwan
Pima
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