Arizonans to Attend Stock Convention in El Paso
Arizona livestock officials including M Crap, FP Moore, Et Steph ons, Dr RJ Hight and Dr Wo McCartney will travel to El Paso January 12 to 14 for the National Livestock Association convention. They hope to press for a border inspection agreement with the Mexico livestock board to regulate cattle entering the two states.
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Phoenix
Crap
FP. Moore
State Livestock Sanitary Board
Et Steph ‘Ons
RJ Hight
Cattio Ustting
Sie Ible
Kidnapping Suspect Believed On The Run Near Glendale
Sheriff reports Joaquin Guerrero, 23, a cotton picker from the Gane ranch east of Glendale, abducted 16 year old Lois Nayar. Deputies say Guerrero fled with the girl Tuesday, prompting a county wide manhunt and intensified efforts by local authorities and the Arizona Cotton Growers Association.
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Phoenix
Joaquin
Gane Ranch
Glendale
Lois Nayar
Guerrero
Luis
al DeWitt
Arizona
Pioneers Elect Herbert Drachman Chief for 1921
The Tucson Pioneer Historical Society elected Herbert Drachman as president for 1921 and discussed plans to build a new headquarters to house and protect valuable records. The project aims to secure state aid and provide a permanent home for historical work in Pima County.
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Herbert Drachman
Pioneer of
Tucson
Pioneer Histroncal Society
Tombstone
Te Society
Tte
Soclety
TRE
Herbert Drache
Iw Fenner
Tansteatruter
BOM. Jacobs
Wack County
Ciety
Dewart
A. Jacobs
Ed. Roe
Newtyele
Ask Sale of Bonds to Match Federal Aid on Road Work
Phoenix line details county highway plan seeking $200,000 in bonds voted December 31 to be matched by federal aid for roads between Phoenix and Glendale on the Tempe road and toward the asylum, and on the Yuma road beyond Agua Fria. City notes $270,600 of state federal aid available for matching.
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Phoenix
Jun
Muddork
County Highway Commission
Board of Superviners
Glendale
Tempe
Tn Aane
Yuma
Agua Fria
Hight Proposes Tuberculin Legislation For Cattle
Phoenix January 7 Ir RF Hight state veterinarian today made public a bill for the coming session to combat tuberculosis in cattle. The measure would coordinate the state livestock sanitary board and the state veterinarian with the bureau of animal industry for appraisal destruction disposal of carcasses and payment of damages in certain cases. Inspectors would be empowered to enter any premises with animals and seize the animal if needed for tuberculin testing. if it reacted, it would be condemned and killed.
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Phoenix
Ir RF Hight
State Livestock Sanitary Board
Bureau of Animal Industry
Pleads Guilty to Running a Still in Clarkdale
William Workroote pleaded guilty in superior court to manufacturing intoxicating liquor after county deputies seized three complete stills seven gallons of whiskey and mash on his ranch two miles northwest of Tolleson. He paid a $300 fine and was released. Clarkdale reports Western Chemical Co plans a washing plant at Verde River sulphate deposit.
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Phoenix
William Workroote
Stanford
M. Price
F. J
Tolleson
Clarkdale —Western Chemical Company
Verde ‘River
Gray pleads not guilty to murder charge
Alvah Gray entered a mor ality murder plea in superior court for the fatal shooting of James S Nielson of Buckeye. Gray said the shooting was to avenge his daughter Raby's supposed downfall who had recently given birth. Trial set for April with Gray released on $26,000 bond posted by Simms Moeur and Olney.
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Whoenix
Alvah Gray
Stanford
James S Nielson
Buckeye
Gray
Nielson
bin Nuttet
St. Joseph's Hospital
Raby
Mit Simms
W. S&s
Two Soldiers Arrested on Drink and Disorderly Charges
Two soldiers described as capable of whipping everybody were jailed in Fort Hope and charged with drink and disorderly conduct after a quarrelful afternoon. Private Greek of the 48th Infantry and another man were held at the city jail under arrest by city officers after being found at El Paso Southwestern station.
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Douglas
Fort Hoachuca
Greek
48Th Infantry
Camerday
el Paso & Southwestern
Famiay
Mines Active in Sonora Reported by Holmes
Jon B. Dougas, manager of North Tigre Mining in AL Tigre district Sonora, says sifer mining is active in the region and across Sonora. He notes Mexico's government is encouraging mining with the export duty on metal abolished and copper mine closures freeing skilled labor for silver mines.
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Dougas
Jon B. Names Holme
North Tigre Mining Company
AL Tigre
Sonora
Mexico
Par
Mxican
Arizona Bank Seeks Release From Guard Fund Suit
The Phoenix Savings Bank sues Charles W. Harris former adjutant general Walter S Ingalls present adjutant general and state treasurer to direct payment of a fund held for the Arizona National Guard. The bank seeks discharge from liability to claimants after court directions. The case, filed with the current and former state administrations, involves an accounting of guard funds and a deposit certificate recently turned over by Harris to the state treasurer.
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Phoenix
Jan
Arizona National Guard
Phoenix Savings Bank and Trust Company
Charles W. Harris
State of Arizona
Walter S Ingalls
Raymond Ro Earhars
al Mability
Adjt
Charles W. Marris
National Guard of Arizona
Harris
Mir Harrie
Phoenix Savings Bank and Trust Co
MS. Rose
Claims for extra salary disallowed by state auditor
Phoenix Jan 7 1917 claims of former secretary of state Mart Simms and former state treasurer Harry S Ross for extra pay were disallowed by state auditor Charles Fairfield. He offered to recognize their claims if amended to proper amounts, noting the 1917 term ran over two years and pay was drawn in full without prior salary question.
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Phoenix
Mrt Simms
Sate
Harry $. Ross
Chales Fairfield
Fairfielt
Simms
Fairfiell
Legislators Attend Novel Lunch for Europe Relief
In Phoesin on Jan 1 legislators from all state regions attended a novel lunch to raise funds for the European Relief Council. Aimed at saving starving children, the event charged a minimum meal price of one dollar, with proceeds supporting aid efforts and a display honoring donors.
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Phoesin
Altiembere
Eldren
Europe
America
Campbell
Sperets
Arizona
India
New York Times
China
Huying
Ex-County Engineer Builds 13 Miles of Road in Forty Days
Jan AW Toeson recalls his stint as county engineer in Cochise County remarking he completed thirteen miles of highway work in forty days. He notes the project was on a single main arterial route and praises the effort as a solid start for a beginner. He contrasts with Pima County where the former administration reportedly had over $100,000 to spend and cites a high point of about $20,000 during his tenure.
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Toeson
Jan
Goete
Thie Ely
Cochise
Pima County
Miss Toles Heads Thrift Education in Arizona
Eisie Toles, state superintendent from Phoenix, named state director of thrift education for Arizona. Theodore Hardee, director of the Government Savings Organization for the 12th Federal Reserve district, announced the appointment. The move follows a conference with other state superintendents and Governor Calkins to promote thrift and government savings securities in Arizona schools for 1921.
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San Francisco
Eisie Toles
Phoeni
Arizona
Theodore Hardee
Federal Reserve District
of Public Instruction
12Th
John A. Calkins
Federal Reserve Bank of
Boys Held at Yuma for Store Robberies Pleads Guilty
Six boys, brought from Naco by Lee, were arraigned in the United States commissioner’s court in Yuma on charges of robbing stores in Somerton. One boy pleaded guilty to a federal violation and the group faced weapons and narcotics-related allegations amid a war code act.
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Naco
Phoenix
Ariz
Asia
Lee
Medich
United States
Commissioner's Court
Somerton
Fifth State Legislature Opens Noon in Phoenix
The opening of the fifth Arizona Legislature is reported with House and Senate sessions set for morning and afternoon. Officers and committees are named, changes in county offices noted, and a new state land ruling delays action on land applications for at least 36 days.
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Phoenix
Gan
House
Senate
Tal
Kuchler
State Land Department
Rtudolph Kachier
Kaenier
Euctil
Wll
Iwetlen
Mtare
Reniess Aw
Arizona Eastern Railroad Station Closure Hearing News
Commission asks Arizona Eastern Railroad why it plans to close its station at Christmas and seeks 20 days notice before action. Railroad has discussed station reuse and reported intentions to meet legal requirements with the commission.
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Phoenix
Gan
Winkleimat
Arizona Eastern Railroad Company
Railroad Company
Notice for Publica tion Land entry Five Year Proof Tombstone
Department of the Interior notices Fred Bennett of Tombstone Arizona intends to prove up on a homestead entry for land described in the record. He will appear before U S Commissioner W A Fowler in Tombstone on February 16 1921 with witnesses listed. Public notice published January 16 1921.
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US Land Office
Phoenix
Arizona
Fred Bennett
Tombstone
G&s Rbs Meridian
Eata
W. A. Fowler
U.S
William H. Frazee
Harry W. Kerdall
Leroy Kendall
John Excapule, Jr
Chaseo Marshall
Register
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Pima
Juge Daker
A. J. Cornish
Flagstaff
Jige Ross
Willow Pourr
Dragoon
Pioneers
Armory
Satury
M. Jacobs
Juan Pistoia
Hight
Holmes
Cananea
Nacozari
Arizona Bank
United States District Court
Wiliam Green
Eid
Miss Toles
Thrift Education
Bifth
Mood
Assestor
George Monshaw
Albert Mc
Yavapat County
Apraker
Martecpus Nunty
Arkons
Weemer
Hardin
Coolidge
Stewart
L. Boehring
Yuma County
Curtis J. Kuisht
Gila County
J.C. Phillins
Mart Je
Seerate
Ernest Malt
Ton
Thary
Sessing
Zapf
Chirk
Oscar Zap
Een Agnend
Vita County
Democratie Yavapal
Nitter
Kenfe Wits
Maricopa Commis
John J. Niwherty
Cateus
al Arme
Ieat
John B. Wylie
Dan
Janes Maricopa
J . Phillips
Maricopa
Fla. Woodward
Gila
Hoyt Wilkinson
Pool
Wilkinson
Roy N. Davidson
Yavapai
Pinu
Arns
Tay
H L. Hutchison
Force
Joe
Hood
Gee
Andersheriff
Chas. Blythe
Department of the Interior
Jones
Rex Olney
Jubilee
Pioneer
Charters
Enoch Crews
Seabright
Advt
Ventee
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