State highways show gains from tractors and new crews
A report from Wratier, division engineer, notes tractors cut operating costs and increased efficiency on southern division roads near Tombstone, with four miles of heavy mountain work on the Tombstone Fairbank highway and progress toward Vail. The camp near Tombstone improved markedly, while recommendations include a larger steam shovel, dining facilities, and preferential hiring of local and Black and white troops as available.
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Denie
Dan
LF Wratier
Southern
Wima
Cochise
Santa
Nash- Qads
Tombstone
Tombstone Fairbank
Boerland Moute
Emiraneh
Tu Eou Misbee
Towit
Megro
Forest Range Cattlemen Meet In City
The annual meeting of the Souls Chiricahua association, with stockmen holding permits on the Chiricahua division, elected Charles L. Rak president for the year. Officers reelected include William Lulley and J.P. Owl. board members and plans to cooperate with forest service were discussed. The group backed a high grade bull breed policy, anti inbreeding, restrictions on new permits, and a plan for gate salting, vaccination, carcass disposal, and territorial range limits. A sale committee was named to file the plan for better distribution of cattle on the range.
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Charles L. Rak
Pres.dent
Tim P Blevins
Kimbie
William Lulley
J.P. Owl
John Meadows
Joe N. Hunsaker
F. Krantz
HA Smith
W. D. Glenn
Forest Service
Jon
Excitement Grows Over Chloride District Development
Enthusiasm spreads near Chloride as J M Kellog of Phoexia reports a new development push and a Chloride-Ber win firm forms to guide plans. The area along the Colorado River, about 30 miles east of Chloride, draws outside interest after geologists assess its potential.
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Chloride Mistriet
Acay
J. M. Kellog
Phoexia
Chloride
Hell
Colorado River
Hitchcock Heads Local Chapter AM Engineers
Phoenix January 12 The Phoenix chapter of the American Association of Engineers elected L. B Hitchcock as its first president at a regular meeting in City Hall. Other officers elected include J. E Sellers first vice president H. E Jones second vice president D A McCung secretary and S. M Cotten treasurer.
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Hitchcock Heads
AM. Assn. OF Engineers
Phoenix
Eazh
L. B Hitchcock
American Associatem of Engineers
National Association
Organizan
J. E Sellers
State Highway Department
H. E Jones
DA. McCung
S. M. Cotten
Ey Engineers
Maricopa rejects bids for 78 miles road project
The Maricopa County Highway Commission rejected both bids for the 78 mile construction program and decided to re advertise for bids on a rock filled base paved road with a top of asphaltic concrete or Warren febithulithic. Only one bid covered the entire project while the other bid was for a 10 mile Mesa to Goodyear highway stretch.
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Pharxia, Gaa
Sae
Mancopa Rounty Highssy Commission
Ate Today
Mesa
Goodyesr
Meeting on Route of Mirmingham Highway District
James Sprout acting president of the Bantherd National Highway Association calls a February meeting in Birmingham to review the route from El Paso to San Diego. The gathering will fill board vacancies and consider appeals as the fourth annual convention nears in mid April.
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Mirmingham
Ala
James Sprout
Lrsders of Ye Association
Virginia
Caroline
Georgia
Alabama
Mississippi
Tennessee
Arkansas
Texas
New Mex
Arizona
Ailahoma
Californ
Soci
Sathfinding Commission
el Paso
New Mexico
California
San Diego
di Aces
Peat
Aviator Killed In Mountain Collision Near Douglas
A 24 year old airman from Douglas, Struthers, died when his aircraft plunged into a cloud shrouded mountain near College Peak, 17 miles east of Douglas. The crash tore the tank from the plane and caused a fatal fire, with funeral arrangements led by the local Masonic lodge.
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Douglas
Bruce Surat
Bieber
Ngaol
Sung’ Tag
Lew Charles Ru
el Paso
College Peak
Statemien Mide
Lieut Evans
Sarones
Andere
Struthers
Andrew Struthers
Andy Struthers
Tombstone
Dave Struthers
C. E. Iverson
AE Struthers
Moriah
Masonite Lodge of
Nck. Liew
Plan to Americanize Alien Women of Country
Reported by Wilcox Jan 11 detailing a program by the WW A to teach citizenship to foreign born mothers and fathers. Three hundred thousand non English speakers attended classes nationwide last year with 53 centers in the United States. Demonstration centers exist in Globe Miami Prescott and Jerome funded from state resources as children learn best from mothers and civic ideals are stressed. Fort Grant Industrial School band members paroled after favorable reception at the state fair. Prof Carl Gung l leads a new class of 35 pupils showing progress in five weeks. Camp Jones will join St Stephen's Episcopal church group and aviators plan to honor the fallen with flowers at the grave.
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WW. A
Woc. A
Globe
Miami
Prescott
Jerome
Burglars Loot Campbell Home In Phoenix Incident
Jan 13 report details a break in at Governor Thomas E Campbell’s McDowell Road residence. Detectives Bush Anderson and Oscar D. J. Lucey gathered clues after a nighttime intrusion that left the house in disorder, but minimal items missing besides the governor’s sombrero and a revolver. The family was away at the time and returned to find lights on, drawers dumped, and doors open. The governor was on official business in Washington.
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Phoenix
Campbell
Andersen
Warrant Issued For Priest Over Unlicensed Marriages
Maricopa County Superior Court issues a bench warrant for Mike Pivoverst, a priest and founder of the Russons sect near Glendale, for performing marriages without required licenses. The information alleges the religious leader conducted nuptials for couples lacking proper permits. The case stems from an information-led inquiry by county attorney.
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Phoenix
Arney
Superior Court of
Maricopa
S Bench
Diite Stanford
Mike Pivoverst
Ef Russons
Glendale
Here
Miedemeser
CATTLE DISAPPEAR IN WASHINGTON CAMP DISTRICT
An investigation was started after cattle vanished in the Washington camp district. Mirlay and two Mexicans were taken into custody as one person. The outcome is unclear but authorities hope inspectors will be more careful to prevent recurrence.
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Washington
Mirlay
Gilchrist Relays Rodent Work Plans With University
D A Gilchrist, expert in charge of rodent extermination for the government, leaves Phoenix for Tucson to confer with university officials and county agents about a statewide extermination campaign. He represents the Bureau of Biological Survey and the USDA. Antonia Diezen of the Diezen extension service is directing the mine project. he was assaulted by a countryman and is now reported out of danger, under Dr Redden's care.
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Phoenix
D. A. Gilchrist
Tucson
Maze Gilchrist
Bureau of Biological Survey
United States Department of Agriculture
Patagonia
Antoniaricultural Extension Service
Diezen
Blue Nose University
Danker
Redden
Civic groups in Phoenix aid census taker effort
Phoenix civic bodies pledge help to census officials as the city contributes its entire population data. Twenty-five representatives from five local groups have organized to assist the district supervisor and support the national count in every feasible way within the city.
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Phoenix
Sve
Women of Chandler Appeal to County for Vice Suppression
A Chandler delegation urged Maricopa County officials to curb gambling illicit liquor traffic and other vices. The board granted the request and agreed to station an extra deputy sheriff to enforce laws.
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Chandler
Phorlix
Ariz
Board of Supervisors
Maricopa County
Arizona AG outlines state labor laws for women
Phoenix June 12 The Arizona Attorney General says state labor laws for women are similar to those in other states. He notes a forthcoming circular detailing applicable laws will be issued from the office.
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Phoenix
Arizona
Whey K. Jones
Alamo
Film to depict Indian scenes in Arizona begins
A film project to depict Indian scenes in Arizona proceeds with officials arranging cast and locations. Details remain brief as production plans adjust for weather and community input.
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Arizona
Federal judge to aid local district in Arizona visit
Federal Judge Percified Forest and David P Dyer from Missouri will travel to Tucson and Phoenix to handle cases in the eastern district. The visit aims to address strained court dockets due to the Plonser White Metal strike and related production issues.
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Tucson
David P Dyer
Missouri
Arizona
Fairbanks
Erat
Moma
Phoenix
Jude
Bert
Saxteite Phia
Coremsin
Prominent figures hurt in Tempe auto crash at Temps Bridge
Jan 12 a car crash at Temps Bridge injured Sam Y. Barkley a leading Tempe real estate dealer most severely. Tempe banker W. J. Kingsbur minor injuries and state land commissioner W. A. Mouer also suffered minor injuries. Details report a serious accident near Tempe.
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Flagstaff
Allee Secktery
Temps Bridge
Sam Y. Barkley
Tempe
Wo J. Kingsburr
Wo A. Mouer
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240Th Aero Squadron
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Camp Jones
St. Stephen's Episcopal Church
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Cochise County
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