County Committees Named for Inaugural Ball in Cochise County
Arizona committee announces county reception groups for the inaugural ball on January 14. The list spans Cochise County towns including Bisbee Tombstone and Hereford, naming chairs and subcommittee members such as Edward J. Plain, Henry Morgan, John Greenway, and others across multiple towns.
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Phoenin
Arizona
Eleceo
Eliy
RR Hrowrfield
Cochise
Douglass Fok
Shelton G. Dowell
Witliam
M. Adamson
Harry A. Clark
Tal Packard
ALC
Karger A. J. McKinnon
Z. Francis
D.C. O'Nell
James
Logie
George H. Kelly
John H. Hart
Charles H. Overiock Bisbee
Edward J. Plain
Harry Jennings
C. T. Knapp
Phil Shoemaker
M. J. Canningham
Baswety Watkins
Bledsoe
Charles S. Thompson
P.M. Backwater
Charles McDonald
Mr Hansen
LD. Clark
Charles W. Alien
Benjamin Frankenbere
Wittcox
Henry Morgan
MH. O. Parks
Charles M. Roberts
KN. Coplen
Brown
JC. Wilson
John Gang
T Wartes
John ¢. Greenway
Chaiman
Jc Yoakum
Rowle
WM. Coxp
Dana T. Milner
Lowell
Marty Seater
Icechairman
Thomas Foster
J. #. Jones
AW. Winters
Tombstone
M. Gaines
AH Gapiner
A. Wentner
Coun Chads
Woman Arrested as Four Gallons of Mule Confiscated in City Hotel Raid
In Philadelphia, a hotel raid led to the arrest of Mrs Avery Shearer and seizure of four gallons of "white mule" liquor. Police, aided by Chief Kempton, Constable Sheppard, Patrolman Sheriff, and Deputy Gibson, reported ongoing arrests related to prior operations on the High Road. The raid, conducted yesterday afternoon, targeted illicit liquor activities with the proprietor facing charges.
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Bisher
Jan
Philadelphia
Avery Shearer
High Road
Wilich
Soll
Leon
Shearer
Kempton
Sheppard
Gibson
Furs
New County Attorney Targets Candy Punchboards in Ruling
John F Ross, the new county attorney, ordered county peace officers to close down punchboard operations selling morals per local wartime ethics. The Dishes and canty and cigars venues have been targeted as open operators. Sheriff Hood pledged to act on county attorney instructions and arrest future operators.
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New
Wisbee
John F Ross
Warren
Hood
Raid Ousts Still on Sulphur Springs Ranch
Ed Payne of Raid Valley Farm is charged with running a still on his Sulphur Springs valley ranch. Deputies Kinney Gibson and two federal prohibition officers from Tucson arrested him after a Bisbee raid. A cellar still, several gallons of liquor, and mash were seized. Mrs Payne reportedly kicked the stove before authorities reached the cellar. Payne offered no resistance and has previously provided information leading to prior raids. He formerly lived in Bisbee and worked for mining companies.
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Valley Farm
Sulphur Springs Valley
Ed Payne
Bisbee
Kinney
Gibson
Tucson
Payne
Park Garage in Deming Refuses Tourist Route Cooperation
The Park garage in Deming NM declines to cooperate with the Douglas chamber traffic representative on directing travelers via Douglas and Bisbee along the Bankhead Highway. Local merchants generally support the plan. Deming's Park garage resists routing tourists toward Tucson via the Willcox route.
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Deming
Douglas
Nom
Douglas Chamber of Ceammeter and Mines
Bisbee
Bankhead
KR. Rauma
Chamber of Commerce
el Paso
Action
Lordsburg
N. M
Rauwaker
Park Garage
Kaalmaker
Tucson
Willcox
Kanzaker
Solng
Bisber
Tombstone
Bankhead Highway
Eis Man Tin
Migration of Mexican labor to be stopped
Mexican consul general in El Paso says Congress will likely fuse a law to bar Mexican labor migration to the United States. He cites widespread complaints of ill treatment, robbery, and beating of Mexicans by employers across the country, prompting action by the Mexican government.
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EL Paso
Luis Montes de Ora
Mexico City
Mexican Congress
United States
Montes de Dey
Arizona Board Hears Rail Rate Complain
The Arizona Corporation Commission held three hearings in Phoenix on complaints by Arizona Packers against Arizona Hastert Railroad. The cases cover rates on sand and gravel shipments from Tempe to the plant, switching charges at the plant, and the return of carriers sent with cattle shipments.
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Phoenix
State Corporation Commission
Arizona Packings Company of
Arizona Hastert Railroad Company
Investigating Coal Sale Weights in Warren District
Ron Paoeniy to investigate the sale s coat in the Warren district. A discrepancy noted in coal sold by some dealers in sacks as the same weight as fired sacks. Merritt expected to report findings. he arrives at PH Halleck, deputy hereaue fitepertor.
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Ron Paoeniy
Warren
Samme
Hi Ze
Merritt
PH Halleck
Bandits Kidnap Constable at Gila Bend Arizona
Constable Constantine Wat of Gila Bend Arizona was overpowered and abducted by three men on the Yuma road. They restrained him with handcuffs and left him in a dry arroyo before fleeing. He escaped and reported the robbers planned further violence, with authorities warning nearby towns. The men were described as American Mexican and mixed heritage.
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Phoenix
Gila Bend
Ariz
Arrova
Enes
Connecion
Yunus
Conical
Ariana
Yuma
Yuma Road
Suleh
Prescott Legion Post Objects To Police Reserves
Prescott Arizona American Legion post voted to query El Paso Legion about a newspaper claim that 250 El Paso police reserves were made from Legion members. The post also urged a study of veteran roles in soldier settlement projects and installed new officers after a meeting at Whiple Barracks attended by about 200.
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Prescott Legion
Prescott
Ariz
Jane
American Legion
el Paso
Texas
el Paso Legion
Roberts
Roberta
Matt
Penefielel
Jon
Police
Thomas F. Campbell
Whiple Barracks
Post
Spanish War Veteran Norman Tack Dies in Arizona
Norman Tack, 27, a Spanish War veteran and former inmate of the Soldiers' Home at Sachelle, California, died in Cottonwood Arizona after moving from the home seeking drier air. He is survived by a widow and several small children.
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Ing
Arizona
Prescott
Arte
Norman Tack
Spain
Sachelle
Calif
Cottonwood
Verte Valley
Weight inspector cites forage poison in Bisbee horse deaths
State veterinarian Dr. RJ Hight returned from Aguilla, Arizona, where he made no investigation of numerous horse deaths. In Bisbee he blamed forage poison and recommended a vaccine, arriving yesterday with weight inspector duties in the case.
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Phoenix
RJ. Hight
Stae
Aguilla
Ariz
Bisbee
R. E. Merritt
Hight
Insurance swindler seized at Phoenix
A man named Pul? allegedly posed as an agent for a life insurance company and swindled Chicago clients. Arrested in Phoenix, he faces embezzlement charges after police, county attorney J. F. Ross, and the Chicago office traced payments and fraud claims.
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Telwstam
Chicago
Albert Seheupp
Accuimt Insurance Company
Alex Pul
Scheapp
J. F. Ross
Yaquis Keep Treaty Terms Says Borquez
Former Sonora governor Flavie A. Borquez says the Yaqui Indians have remained faithful to last year s agreement with the Mesilla government. The tribe is becoming a valuable peaceful industrial asset to the republic as the government funds schools irrigation and aid in villages. About $20,000 monthly supports ditches schools and tools for farmers and their homes.
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Nogales
Arie
Flavie A. Borquez
Sonora
Mesiiga
Yaqui Rieor Calles
Tension Eases as Mohave County Old Supervisors Step Down
Kingman June 6 Old Mohave County supervisors relinquished their offices to newly elected board members after bonds were filed and oaths taken. A question lingered over legality of the transfer while State Attorney General Galbraith reported delegations visiting Kingman seeking decisive action from Phoenix authorities.
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Mohave County
Kingman
Board of Supervisors
W. J. Galbraith
Phoenix
Mohaven County
Utter
Cochise County Medical Society Meets in Bisbee
The Cochise County Medical Society will hold a meeting in Bisbee at the Mexican Mission on Naco Road January 6 at 7:30 o’clock. The gathering aims to map the year’s program and discuss important society matters. Dr C A Reese notes a Spanish line will be served and a good time is assured.
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Aisbee
Cochise County
Naco
C. A. Reese
E. W. Adamson
Baumert Elected Five Arizona Committeemen at GOP Meeting
The Phoenix gathering named Andrew Baumert as a national committeeman amid altered positions and resignations. Key figures included Jaynes, Ralph Moran, and others as the Arizona Republican State Committee reconstituted its lineup. The total membership settled around fifteen after proxies and absences were counted.
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Phoenix
Repubican
Andrew J. Maumert
Atirasuco
Atlan
B Jaynes
Baumer
Ee Mto
United Stats Senatoreiwet Ralpa My Vomoran
Marmont
Pueen
Jamert
Bamee
Patie
Coedise
Hhate Mau
Ah Minae
Tek MA
Clark
Douglas
Chaplan
Nathan
Tureen
Retary
Ed Cameron
Fysesen
Unil
Thorokivs
Proxy Sa
Head Tax Proposed for Utam Smeepmen in 470th Case
Phoenix reports a contested Deed tax on nonresidents for sheep, cattle, and horses in Uriah. Sheriff Mahoney and Judge Leonte J. Hives discuss authority under state licensing laws. The case tests enforcement power and potential penalties per head, amid broader regulatory questions.
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Phoenix
Uiah
Staaliig
Dutece Sanit
Uriah
P Mahoney
Monie
Omain
Ander Dwilowe
Wisnot
Materials for bootleg found in desert hut
TECSON January 4. Prohibition officers conducted a raid on White City and unearthed and destroyed 126 gallons of corn mash in a desert hut still. Willa Reon, a Texed owner of the mash, was arrested and held on bond of $1,000. The operation followed reports of illicit whiskey production in the area.
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Tecson
Prohibition
White City
Willa Reon
Rtted
Fort Witless
Feleray Hinelmey
Roop
Moulder Kadler Appointed Commissioner By State Land Board
The State Land Board met to consider appointments and announced Hildolph Kadler as commissioner. The board, chaired by Governor Camphel, includes WJ Wrakh, Charles Pairfield, Ernest Hall, Secretary of State, and Raymord Earhar.
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Moeur Pesigns
State Land Board
Proenix
Tomorree
Andler
Firet Sims
AL Morte
State Land Department
Hildolph Kadler
Governor Camphe
WJ. Wrakh
Charles Pairfield
Ernest Hall
Raymord Earhar
Amma
Obregon Invited to Inaugural Ball by Mexican Governor
President Obregon of Mexico has received an invitation to attend the inaugural ball at Shrine anditer au on the evening of Friday January With. The invitation was sent by the governor along with other foreign and American dignitaries at the request of the Inaugural committee.
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PHG_NIX
Jane
Jenes Vivaro
Obregon
United States of Mexico
Anditer Au
White City captive freed on $500 bail
Minnie Morris, captured in the raid on White City at Fort Hasdines resort, was admitted to bail in federal court yesterday. The bond posted was $600 cash.
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White City
Minnie Morris
Fort Hasdines
Rate dispute over lumber shipments hits Southern Pacific
In Phoenix Dye and 30 estates claim unfair rates in southern state business. Copley Lumber president TE Pollock urged relief before a corporate meeting. Complaint targets Southern Pacific El Paso and Southwestern for not matching Santa Fe rate, seeking lower charges per thousand feet and improved parity for shipments.
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Phoenix
Dye
Pabo
Copley Lumber Company
TE Pollock
Nomalenton
Southern Pacific
el Paso
Southwestern
Santa Fe
Douinltiak
Covey A
Phoenix Poisoning Toll Traced to Carbon Toxins
Phoenix health officials tied three deaths to poisonings linked with carbon compounds. Detectives reported more than a dozen suspected cases, with authorities noting prior poisonings avoided in the past year.
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Phoenix
Beagetw
Prisoners Foiled in Attempt to Break Jail
Reported jail break attempt at Mesa ends with three inmates thwarted and held after they met at the jail yard. Authorities say the plan involved forgery and escape tactics, with one suspect identified and others detained for interrogation.
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Mesa
Jon
Oresd
Arlington Bridge Opens Over Hassayam River
The State Highway Department completed the Arlington bridge over the Hassayam ba river and opened it to traffic, marking a milestone for local transportation and regional access. An official ceremony and readings noted the project’s progress and impact on Arlington.
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Arlington Bridge
Phoenix
State Highway Department
Hassayamba River
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W. P
Arizona Board
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Dsaught
Borquez
Utam Smeepmen
Leonte J. Hives
Wier E. Jonney
Kemer
Gremines
Harrels
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