Land Lease Bill Moves Toward Operation in Arizona
Land department officials in Tucson expect final order to place in active operation House Bill 60, revising the land code and unifying dummy leases. The measure shifts 20 000 leases to a simple system, aims to save admin costs, and extends tenure up to 20 years while the department completes transfers over several months.
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Phoenix
Jan S—Wich
Patten Eh
Tucson
State Land Department
Supreme Court
Land Department
Arizona Cattle Growers
Ten RO Clark
John
Cowman
Ted Subren
Stockman
John Smith
Renovating Building Moves Water Office to New Quarters
The post files property owner H Davie is renovating the building to house Huskies Water Company offices. Work will finish in about thirty days, improving the block’s appearance and adding storage for meters. Other items note weather delays and road work in northern county, plus concerns over tourist routing through El Paso and New Mexico.
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Huskies Water Company
Water Company
Chazy “Bers
Artizans
Arizona
Tombstone
Japan
New Mexico
Rawle
Wilkex
Nto Boneh
Sting
Hice County
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Douxius
Ber
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el Paso
Ft Pa
Young Boy Missing From El Paso Family Seeks Return
A 12 year old boy from a prominent El Paso family left home a few days ago. He was last seen wearing a blue cap overalls army shirt brown sweater and white shorts and carried two quilts. The Bisbee probation officer reports the missing youth as a runaway and his family anxiously seeks his return.
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Bisbee
el Paso
Important Sessions of Arizona Board of Education
Phoenix Jan 6 Important sessions of the state board of education are set for February 9 and March 15. Superintendent C O Case announced after a December 31 meeting. The February meeting will review new textbooks and proposals, with an advertising period before the March session for final consideration. The superintendent notes little definite about the textbook situation, but a new arithmetic for all grades is likely for eighth grade work if needed.
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Phoenix
State Board of Educati
C .0. Case
Hot lunch program gains popularity in Cochise County schools
In Cochise Stronghold and surrounding areas teachers Mrs Apsley and Mrs Elizabeth Bruner lead fifth graders in a decimals lesson while pupils plan a bean supper. second and sixth grades gather wood and study the Civil War as the county rolls out a hot lunch experiment. Students and staff, including Louise Sporleder and Ethel Gitscheill, coordinate meals, uniforms, and serving, with joy at the idea spreading.
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Apsley
Elizabeth Bruner
Cochise
Mb Louise Sporleder
Demoneim Tiemarent
Te Lunes
Sahil Midéies
Suat
Burglary fugitive Hoodwinked by Tombstone Jail Plot
Jone H. Jones and War Seard, both linked to Cochise County burglaries, were ordered back to Florence after a botched jail delivery from Tombstone. Captured near Eltrida, Jones faced a two year term, while deputies were awarded rewards. He had prior burglary sentences and a recent escape attempt intertwined with a Gleeson heist for supplies.
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Cochise
Tombstone
Bis Pal Inerie
J. H. Jawks
War Sear
Baie
Deceuver
Histach
Eltrida
Kenny
Jone
Tomstone
Florence
Jailbreak thwarted near Tombstone ends in guilty plea
Officers nabbed a man a few miles from Tombstone as his partners’ tools to break jail were found. He entered a guilty plea and received a one to five year sentence. His attempt to flee extended to last December, but justice caught up. he will spend next Christmas in Florence.
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Tombstone
Perry
Teave
Florener
State Board Backed Pay Hike For Arizona Teachers
Phoenix January 9 The state board of education endorsed a general salary increase for public school teachers. A unanimous resolution cites a serious teacher shortage in Arizona risking loss of educational gains. The board urges prompt action to raise salaries to attract and retain qualified staff. A previous policy allowing temporary certificates has been changed, with March 2 set as the date teachers must hold required qualifications.
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Phoenix
F Education Ae
Arizona
Ackers
Stike Silver Ore Crosscut in Patagonia Mine
A new crosscut at the Patagonia mine yields rich silver ore at the 616 foot level, 300 feet south of the expected depth. The crosscut lacks 25 feet to reach the west contact and will drift about 200 feet to the ore bodies with all speed.
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Patagonia
Ftex
Teading
Koibers
Pemsteaiec
SPECIAL SESSION OF LAWMAKERS MAY BE CALLED FOR FE
Phoenix reports a probable extra session of the Arizona legislature around February 1 or before February 13 to approve the federal women suffrage amendment. Governors and officials hint a February date, shifting earlier March plans to meet suffrage leaders urges.
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Phoenix
Arizona
Washington
States
Mad Dog Situation Reported At Dragcon
Deputy Sheriff Billy Hewoett was sent to Dra con Dy after reports of mad dogs in the area. Nine of the animals showed rabies evidence and several dogs were killed or quarantined. District authorities advised caution as further tests awaited confirmation from officials.
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Billy Hewoett
Heaton
eNeriti
Ailird
Gatmals
Beck
Fike
Dire Rilket
WHT
Ater Aa
Raachin
Dragon End Foar
Yang
Chance of Lifetime for Goodlooking Rancher
A letter solicits help for finding a husband in a rural area, offering a paid annex and promising favorable publication. Mrs. Annie Mayer of Missouri requests readers to contact potential ranchers who could provide introductions and addresses, hoping to secure a match and payment by return mail.
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Pras Pector
Aome
Annie
Keres Degdre
Auuie Mayer
St. Joseph
Mivrouri
Arrests in South Globe for operating a still raid
Federal agents arrested Jesee Spence and Leo Tannehil in South Globe on four charges of illegal operation. The hearing is before U S Commissioner Hechtman this evening. A still two barrels of wine and white liquor were seized during the raid.
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Miami
Jesee Spence
Leo Tannehil
Federal Department of Justice
South Globe
U. S
Hechtman
Am I my Brother's Keeper Amid Starvation in Near East
Question raised in a report about Hite children facing hunger abroad, highlighting humanitarian concerns in Near Eastern countries. The article discusses aid needs and potential responses by organizations to alleviate suffering among affected families.
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Hite
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