TransArizona highway plans from El Paso to Yuma
A lengthy note details highway construction in Arizona linking El Paso to Yuma via Buckeye, Florence, Phoenix, and Gila Bend with portions concrete and funded by federal aid. It touts the Tombstone Canyon scenic route as a magnet for travelers and asserts a future standard Tucson to Yuma road will soon be travelable.
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A. H. Gardn
Trans Bank
FI Paso
Buckeye
Floreane
Maicopa
Mesa
Yuma County
Gila Bend
el Paso
Yuma
Arizona
Texas
Douglas
Bisbee
Tombstone
Benson Florence
Phoenix
Giin Bend
Stovall
Wellton
Tucson
California
Tombstone Canyon
New Mexico
Fl Paso
Nogales
Tumacacori
Sam Xavier del Bac
Local Elks Plan Bisbee Smok er Gather ing Friday
Arrangements under J. P. Connolly to bring Blyce Douglas and visiting Elks to a smoker in Bisbee this Friday. Exalted Ruler coordinating attendance. members asked to report transportation. Mrs and Parker Stone Copper plan a large irrigation project for 22,000 acres.
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Bisbee
Tombstoke Elks
Blyce and
Douglas
Bisbee Om Prigay
J. P. Connolly
Parker—Stone Consolidated Copper Co
New Auto Licenses Warned. Tight Deadline Imposed
County Assessor Geo T Henshaw warns new auto licenses must be applied for soon with a January 15 limit. Deputies will arrest those未 who fail to file for 1922 licenses and a stiff penalty hits infractions. Cars from Mexico and other states must register in Arizona now. sales or transfers require in-office registration and a signed ownership certificate kept in the vehicle.
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Geo T. Henshaw
Shariffe
Mexico
Arizona
Arizona Woman Dies After Los Angeles Injuries
Prescott reports Pearl Land dies in Los Angeles from injuries suffered weeks earlier after an assault while returning from an entertainment. Authorities say she regained the ability to identify a suspect two weeks before her death, linked to a beating and automobile incident. Mrs Lund was formerly of Prescott.
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Prescott
Pearl Land
Los Angeles
Luod
Pres Jeort
Ross Trial Set for February 29 at Phoenix
Superior Judge RC Stdaford sustains two demurrers by Phil K Lewis former officer of Wholeburg bank in embezzlement indictments. Judge Stanford overrules demurrers on revolving deposits claim against Lewis and Marty Rose, set for trial February 28. Lewis to plead tomorrow afternoon.
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Not
Lewis
Grazing fees drop as longer grazing delays pay
The Coronado reserve reports a 50 percent drop in grazing fee receipts for 1921 due to Congress delaying payments. Total receipts would have reached about $60,000 if fees were paid on time. Delinquent permits run about 18 percent, with many summer home and fence projects boosting special privileges. The 1921 forest service yearly report, due mid January, also notes rising use of reserves for resorts and homes and an overall improving situation.
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Tucson
Congress
Atter States Forest Service
Coronado Reserve
Hugh Catkine Call
Calk
Coronado
Forest Services
Frank Grubb
Mforest Service
Forest Service
Drawing of Grand and Trial Jury List Reported
The drawing of the Met of Grand and trial Jurors was held this afternoon for the year. About 1500 names were drawn for the first panel, with only thirty names remaining after emu filings. Next week on the 21st the panel to report in Tombstone on February 6 will be drawn, and the civil and criminal jury calendar set. Judge Albert M. Sames presided, with Clerk J E Jamies and Deputy HL Hiotchivou compiling the list.
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Lst
Exemmu Ne
Tombstone
Albert M. Sames
J E Jamies
HL. Hiotchivou
Flood control plan pushed by Maxwell in Arizona
George H Maxwell, executive director of the National Reclamation association, arrived in Phoenix to campaign for the Plan for developing reclamation resources of Arizona and the Colorado River basin. He will visit Tucson Yuma Image Valley and push Sentinel reservoir on the Gila and a lower Colorado flood protection reservoir. The plan follows flood-control systems like Dayton Ohio. Maxwell will speak in California events and return to Phoenix to organize the Arizona Reclamation Plan with Dr Tut-Al-Arizona. The article also notes Forest Service improvements in Coronado reserve and the mental hygiene survey in Arizona.
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Phoenix
George H. Maxwell
National Reclamation Association
Arizona
Colorado River Basin
California
Nevada
Iday
Monve
Tucson
Yuma
Image Valley
Maxwell
Sentinel
Gila
Colorado River
Dayton
Oho
Miami River
Europe
United States
Los Angeles Credit Men's Esociation
Oakland
Cal
California Real Estate Association
Imperial Valley
Sonoma
Campbell
Cronin
A. M
Omstone Boy Loses Fingers By Axe
Hittly Joe Gray Sparks, son of Mr and Mrs J L Sparks, was badly lacerated when a descending axe struck his left hand during play in the back yard. Doctors treated the wound and no bones were broken.
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Joe Gray Sparks
J. L. Sparks
Allon
Hughart
Bette
Unarmed Drunk Bank Robber Behind Witlame Bank
Williams daylight bank robber was unarmed but drunk. In Flagstaff Arizona on January 2 Witlame residents faced a near-crisis as a wild chase unfolded. The man, known as Cage, rode a half-wild horse to the bank, but was captured before any violence. He admitted past jail terms in several western states and was taken to court with officials promising prosecution.
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Flagstaff
Ariz
Witlame
Renest Sage
Kort
Dink” Smith
Cat- jHeman
Smith
Arizona ‘Central Bank
Bak
Fils Actin
Cage
Oreo
Los Angeles
San Bernardino
San Diego
el Faso
San Quentin
Ste
Denver
Jeffries
Gronin Named to State Board for Mental Hygiene
Phoenix Arizona January 15 State Librarian C P Cronin was appointed a member of the state committee for mental hygiene by the governor. Cronin joins other officials in oversight of health and welfare programs.
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Gronin
State Board For
Mental Hygine
Phoenix
Ariz
C. P. Cronin
State Committee For Mental Hygiene
Appointment as Cochise County head of Wilson Foundation
Clerk Mc Hankins of the Cochise County Board of Supervisors was named Cochise County Chairman of the Woodrow Wilson Foundation by AL Rawon of the committee. The foundation will collect funds to support assistants and drive subscriptions. Cochise is expected to lead in meeting quotas and the top award will recognize meritorious service to democracy and public welfare.
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MC. Hankins
Cochise County
Cochise
Woollraw Wilson
United States
Government closes case in Peters Hay and Urain trial
In Phoenix a federal court jury hears the government accuse A. S. Peters M. Jageers and Paul B. Aepli of intent to defraud the U.S. government in hay sales to the army in 1819. Eleven days of evidence concluded as the defense opened its case late today.
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Phoenix
Eers
A. J. Peters Hay and Urain Company
U.S
Peters
M. Jageers
Paul B. Aepli
Banquet Plan for Good Roads Delegates Includes Nogales Dinner
Nogales hosts a banquet for Arizona good roads convention delegates on January 23 24 seating 200 attendees as announced by the chamber of commerce. Manuel Martinez bound over to superior court in Ruby murder case linked to the death of Frank Pearson and his wife last August.
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Nogales
Chamber of Commerce
Sonora
Sutherland Will Denied Petition in Calif. Probate Case
Superior Izzo Samuel Pattee rejected David M. Sutherland of Los Angeles petition to set aside the will of his late brother James A. Suther ford. The intervening will bequeathed the entire estate valued at 10 dollars to Kenneth J. McKenzie, nephew.
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Ross
United States Forest Service
Lo Ul Forestry Office
Calkins
Geo. H. Maxwell
Thomas H. Staines
National Committee For Mental Hygiene
Rocketeer Foundation
Htuimes
Statt
Ombstone
Porkert
Heeamnnt
Justice
Vfe the Peace
Scotty McDougal
Geo. W. Harben Gong Ddwen
Cutte
Wilson Foundation
Gov't