Arizona Officials Clash Over Use Of Federal Funds
The Arizona State Highway Department accuses Treasurer Raymont Earhart of diverting federal and county bond funds to cover fund gaps, arguing contracts with highway commissions should not fund such surpluses. The dispute involves Coconino Mohave and Pima counties and centers on road costs and accounting practices.
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Phoenix
Department of State
State Bledway
Ei Raymont Earhart
Depaton
Highway Department
Treasu~r
Earhart
State Highway Department
Cues
Coconino, Mohav
Pima
Sawed Off Shot Guns Deployed To Tackle Nogales Crime
Nogales Arizona Jan 11 The city council approved a resolution to equip police with sawed off shotguns to curb a surge of petty thefts and store looting. Local stores in the town center had been robbed over the past two weeks, with authorities believing a band of Mexican youths operates as an organized group.
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Nogales
Arie
Preliminary hearing set for motor dealer on arson charge
J Shaw proprietor of the Lowell Meth company faces a 2pm preliminary hearing in Lowell justice court on arson tied to an alleged attempt to burn the business. Peace officers hope the trial will identify the man who bought a warm device later found at a jewelry store on Grewery Gulch and linked to an infernal machine arrangement in Lowell.
Editor Left Town After Droll Wedding Auction Report
A humorous peculiar item notes the editor of the Poketown tette receiving home brew and publishing a wedding notice alongside an auction sale. The scene includes a farm auction with Lucy Anderson and Smith in a rustic setting, Rev Jackson performing the knot with hay rope, guests watching, and terms set for a Bisbee reporting trip tied to a Davenport case.
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Poketown
Smith
Lucy Anderson
Rev. Jackson
J. M. Phillipowski
John Deering
Bisbee
Davenport
Chasers
Speccat
Fred Sutter
Winky
Ters
Thomas
Masons Will Hold Grand Lodge in Hisbhe Feb 7
The Masonic Grand Lodge plans a February 7 gathering in Bisbet with Grand Commandery religious services on February 6 and the Grand Lodge and related orders meeting later in the week. Committee chair FE Bennet leads arrangements for dances, a smoker, cant, and theater for visiting members.
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Masons
Hisbhe
Bisbet
Conver Queen
Grand Commandary
Masonic Temple
Grand Lodge of Free and Accepted
The
Royal Arch Masons
Order of the Eastern Star
FE Bennet
F. Philbrook
Mining activity reported at Patagonia district
Mining engineer Pleres reports activity in the Patagonia district in Santa Cruz county. The Magma Copper company has idle properties recently prospected, including the Three Romine now idle after diamond drill work. The Hardsheki lead zinc mine is being dewatered after flooding, and the old Mowry mine is back in operation with silver carbonate ore shipped. The Flux company operates with carbonate ore output shipped regularly.
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Pouglas
C. AL Pleres
Patagonia
Santa Cruz County
Nacozari
Pleree
Romine
Magma Copper Company
Mowry
Posse Sifts Mountains for Tempe Bandits
In Tempe and surrounding mountains a large posse and townsfolk chase two escaping Mexican bandits who robbed the Haber Jones store wounding H C Faber fatally and killing guard M Spangler. Police pursue tracks near Fowler and Tempe as Brood hounds and Apache trackers join the search.
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Phoenix
Citigens
Haber. Jones
Tempe
H.C. Faber
Agusto Hunt
M. Spangler
Spangler
Fowler
Phoenix Range
Arizona
Florence
Fort McDowell
Box Car Thieves Ring Busted in Benson Raid
Federal agents raided the Benson home of Acquain Madrid uncovering about 1600 pounds of stolen box car goods including fruit cases and blankets. Juan Ortiz and Recugio Ortega were arrested on conspiracy to rob interstate, with more than $1000 in goods recovered and the ringleader reportedly exposed.
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Madrid
Lyte
Department of Justice
Benson
California
Jack Noonan
Federal
Hielals
Juan Ortiz
Recugio Ortega
Saia
World of Thought lunch aids starving children drive in Arizona
A fundraising event dubbed the World of Thought Lunch in Phoenix raises support for starving children in eastern and central Europe. The appeal urges donations from Arizona residents, with a goal of about 80,000 dollars, suggesting ten dollars can save a life and one dollar sustains a child for a month.
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Phoenix
Jon
Jane
Unda Ife
Europe
Arizona
European Reitel Council
Neapenkere
Hess
America
Eam
Americ
Iust
Avery
Ene
Ponison Taken By Globe Man On Hunting Trip
G Manchester a Globe painting contractor was taken to a local hospital in critical condition after taking permanganate of potash while on a hunting trip with H P Wightman at Purch seven miles from the city. Doctors said the poison was less deadly in small doses and that the crystal form increases effectiveness. He was found here about noon yesterday and then left for the trip.
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GLOBE
G. Manchester
H Pp. Wightman
Purch
Sevn
Flater
Three Army Prisoners and a Sentry Escape
Three army prisoners and a sentry escaped from the local camp. Two soldiers were detained by federal immigration authorities near the border and later turned over for investigation. Guards involved aided the escapes and one group reportedly fled toward Mexico.
No Receiver App Not Filed Despite State Examiner Charge
A report indicates no receiver application has been filed in Tomt tone for Wilcox. Deputy state examiner Ho Ho Moritz has been placed in charge at Wilcox pending court action as information arrives. The Central Bank of Wilfeos awaits receipt of the application in Superior Court.
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Mhoents States
Central Bank of
Wilfeos
Tomttone
Basteen
Heal Court
Ho Ho Moritz
Wilcox
IXF
Judges plan reorganization after prescott hearing
Jude A Lockwood returned home from Prescott where he has been two weeks hearing a case in which Judge Sweeney was disqualified. Judge A Mames is at present in Douglas but will return tomorrow. It is expected that after the conference of the two judges an announcement on the reformaton of cases and terms of court will be made.
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County An Westor
George Henshaw
Thene Tombstone Commercial Company
Henshaw
Ross
Saturdaay
A.M. Sames
Jude A Lockwood
Prescott
Sweeney
A.mames
Douglas
New Cornelia Produces 137 Million Pounds Copper
The New Cornelia operation reports 137 million pounds of copper produced in the year, with 115 million pounds electrolytic. The venture notes large ore bodies and copper content, continuing the process originally recommended by its experimental team. About 189 thousand tons of 66 percent sulfuric acid were consumed, and a four day flotation plant run yielded 3,000 tons of ore treated and 1,640 tons of concentrate produced.
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Yer
North America
Contin
Livestock and Range Conditions Report From Arizona and New Mexico
Telegram from the Apache Reservation weather desk notes a new storm bringing snow over the White Mountain region and into northeastern plateaus. Stock conditions show improvement with cattle healthy, sheep wintered well, and grazing aided by recent snows though some ranges remain short of water. Crop progress in the lower valley includes nearing normal farming, with fields being cleaned and plowing advancing though rain is needed near Nogales.
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Paqenix
Dan
Salt River Valley
White Mountain
Detwiler
Anties
Oreasion
Bac
Arizona
New Mexico
Pinedale
Galbraith Rules Tax Commission May Have Lawyer
In Phoenix on January 11 Attorney General W J Galbraith responded to a letter from the tax commission agreeing to retain at least one tax special counsel for mitigation with Copper Company. He notes the commission previously revoked appointments of Roso Kramer and Alexander Maker and says it would be improper to retain tied lawyers for the year.
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Phoenix
Atute Tax Commission
Atorney
W. J. Galbrash
Way
Ceat
Atx
Inspiration Copper Company
Seeknz
Roso Kramer
Alexander Maker
Senera
General Galbraith
Ted
Receiver to be named for Willcox Bank this week
A state examiner report from Douglas Arizona indicates a receiver for the Central Bank of Willcox is expected to be named this week. State Bank Examiner H.M Morita reported the bank has entered into receivership with officials in Willcox, Phoenix and Prescott coordinating the action.
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Willcox Bank
Douglas
Ariz
Central Bank of
Willcox
Robbers Crack Safe at Ryersy’s in Treeyett for Bonds
Thieves cracked a safe at Ryersy’s in Treeyett during teen night this week and escaped with 160. No trace of the robbers has been found. The safe held Liberty bonds for local residents, making the theft a possible motive for the crime.
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Mexico
Senate
House
Aga
W. D. Claypool
Gila
Miami
Coopera
Federal Bureau of Public Roads
Congress
J. J
Keese
Gate
Yavaps
Rashford Armister Company
Prescot
DP. Jones
Maricopa
Iough
FE. A. Kimball
FO Bisbee
Posses
Tucson
Jan
Justice
House of Acaquin Madrid
Reo
World OF Thought
Poinson
Globe Man
New Cornelia
Galbraith
TAX Commission
Curtin bin
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