Pardoned Rancher Quayle Shot at Arizona Ranch
Charles Quayle, a rancher and sheepman, was shot and killed at a ranch near Winslow. He had been pardoned before serving a prison term after being convicted in a 1916 case and sent to Florence in 1917, with appeals and pardon petitions noted at the statehouse.
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Hoenix
Jane T
Charles Quayle
Us Ranch
Winslow
Fred WW Croston
Quayle
Penitentiary
State House
Quayte
Phoenix
Florence
W Ithve
Supreme Court
Grazing permits expected as forest office fielding applications
About 330 grazing permit applications are expected at the national forest office in Tucson. Supervisors Caulkims notes the staff will review and issue permits, prioritizing holders who cultivate land and meet water or stocking requirements, with no special treatment for residents of other areas.
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National Forest
Forest Office
Tucson
Caulkims
Radical changes in state health board discussed in Phoenix
Jun 6 report details a meeting on future health department reforms. Governor Thomas Campbell and Dr George Goodrich attended with Dr RC Williams of the U S Public Health Service. Williams indicated he would not discuss the report beforehand and recommended radical changes including consolidation of several offices under the state health department.
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Campbell Phoenix
Thomas E.i Campbell
Senate
House
Hall of Representatives
Arinona
Padge
State Health Department
Industrial Department
Aboiish Resources Board
Phoenix
Thomas ©. Campbell
RC Williams
United States Public Health Service
George Goodrich
Wiliams
Wnderstond
Ith Jarladletlon
Engineer Arrives to Work on Agua Prieta Railroad
James chief engineer of the Mexico arrived last night to begin work on the Agua Prieta railroad project. The Mexico government has awarded a contract and the team will assess location and construction plans for the line.
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Agua Prieta
James
Mexico
Pitt Point
Teday
Beeote
State and
Vaughn
Douglas Consulate Upgraded to Second Class Status
On January 11 the Douglas Mexican consulate in Arizona was upgraded from third to second class, ranking with the consulates in San Diego and Los Angeles. Ives G. Lievter announced the change, noting the consulate now shares the same grade as major West Coast posts.
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Douglas
Arizona
Ives G. Lievter Contul
Mad
San Diego
Los Angeles
Businessmen Plan Vigorous Campaign in Cochise County
Warren District Business Men's Association executive committee drew up plans for a cooperative campaign to promote economy and efficiency in Cochise County affairs. Walter Thomas was elected secretary, succeeding C W Rath. A three-member committee including Newman, C S Thompson and I W Allen will assist county officials and work with the Taxpayers Association to propose economical expenditures.
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Bisbee
Warren District
Walter Thomas
CW. Rath
Newman
Thompson
W. Allen
Wapervisore
Cochise
Cochise County
Taxpayers’ Association
Stone
Buines Men's Association
Help Wanted Male Column Humor Notes Varied Ads
A chunk of humor from help wanted male columns notes irregular ad phrases. It sketches odd jobs and oddities such as a man who can run errands part time and a goat rap player, collecting bizarre job requests and quirky phrasing across several papers.
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American Medical Jurnal
Manco
Gar
Valen Acel
Colectiont Comstry
Dalian
Texas News
Press Committee for Inaugural Ball Names Announced
The press committee for Governor and Mrs. Thomas and Campbell’s Inaugural Ball on January 14 was announced. Members include Cort Wo Master of Tempe, W. G. Danan of Kingman, Harry H. Feiner, W. Harold Shores of Yuma, W. P. Start of Prescott, FS Breen of Flagstaff, C. Anderson of Willcox, HR. Sisk Nogales, Kenneth H. Minshall of Peoria, Angela Hamfer of Caswade, Earl T. Lyon of Holbrook, L Louise Boehringer of Yuma, P R. Otten of Buckeye, WB. Kelly of Clifton, Edgell of Patagonia, Chas F. Willis and Arthur R. Smith of Phoenix, Joseph L. Cohn of Duncan, Will E. Ryag of Phoenix, Geo. H. Kelly of Douglas, A. H. Lyon and Alvin M. Mills of Phoenix, Harry Austin Davis of Phoenix, L Gtragl of Tombstone, Henri Bohoteguy and J. W. Spear of Phoenix, Tom Akers, H. 3 Hunter of Phoenix, Frank E. Strong of Oatman, C. F Montross of St. Johns.
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Yuma
PR. Otten
Buckeye
WB. Kelly
Clifton
Bh. Edgell
Patagonia
Chas. F. Willis
Phoenix
Arthur R. Smith
Joseph L Cohn
Duncan
Will E. Ryag
Geo. H. Kelly
Douglas
A. H. Lyon
Tucson
Alvin &. Mills
Harry Austin Davis
L Gtragl
Tombstone
Henri Bohoteguy
J. W. Spear
Tom Akers
Hunter
Frank E. Strong
Oatman
C.F Montross
St. Johns
Governor Urges Wide Reforms in State Policy
Phoenix dispatch outlines governor's call for public cotton gins, divorce law amendments, juvenile reform measures, industrial rehabilitation, residency rules for Pioneer Home, and Americanization efforts. Proposes statewide compensation law study, Liberty Day observance, audit strengthening, absent voter protections, land code modernization, and department consolidations.
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Phoenix
Pioneers Home
State Department of Education
Deny Rate On Seed Cotton Shipments By Railroads
January 1910 report notes Southern Pacific and Santa Fe railways refused to set a cotton seed rate equal to grain. They offered a temporary rate 25 percent above the grain rate to a corporation. Holbrook’s report indicates large capital and plans to plant four drills in early spring.
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Phoenix
Southern Pacific
Santa Fe Rairoads
Corporation Com
Holbrooks Report
Mexico Strives to Halt Arizona Executi on of Pedro Dominguez
Mexican government officials failed to secure a commutation for Pedro Dominguez who is due to be hanged January 4 at the Arizona penitentiary in Florence. The parole board and Governor Campbell received no new evidence to overturn the verdict for murder in the Custom-Mojave district, where Dominguez shot Antonio Menehaen during a mining dispute.
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Phornda
Umereessin
Parlons
Pedro Dominguez
Arizona
Florence
Xetimral
J. Cartera
Ife
Gregg Garcia
Armonk
Tominguez
Alexi
Clemens
Domingues
Texas
United States
Dominguez
Che
Greenlee County
Arimpa
Campbell
Miss Toles
Doms Jenez
Washington
Munter
Antonio Menehaen
Domineste
Douglas Hears Prohibition Push on Border Drug Trade
James Shelvin, supervising director of prohibition, told the Douglas district that federal officials will cooperate with customs and immigration to combat morphine, cocaine, heroin, and marijuana peddlers. He said Washington expects local authorities to join in the effort to exterminate this social evil on the Mexican border.
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New Mexico
Douglas
Prohibition
Mo Kramer
Internal Revenue
Williams ML
Willame
Washington, D.C
Shelvin
Tunferinre
Easf
Assura Commisisiuer
Washington
Coop
Erery Ogre
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Thes
Das Appeapela
Apprepton
Remanta
Mies
Hiyvbringer
Yuma County
Hoebringer
Superintendent of Public Instruction
Bohringer
State Board of Education
Ehy
Committee of Printing
Corporation Commission
Commission of Agriculture and Horticulture
State Highway Commission
Keromennils
County Institute
Bean
de Connaiends
Pitcy
Charmbermaid
Providende Journal
Meriden
Hotel Randolph
Fim
Ant
Piqua
Daily Call
Montreal Star
Pittsburg
Plitsbure
the Press Committee
Thomas & Campbell
Office
Tui
Fifth Avenue
Savings Depositors
First National Bank
Tombstone, Arizona
James Shelvin
Ananarcoue
Benson
the Bank OF Security and Service
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