Manganese Miners Seek Federal Relief and Bar Reform
Arizona Bar Association met in Phoenix to draft bills for disbarment procedures and nonpartisan judicial ballots. Committee to study witness subpoenas, expert testimony, and amended processes. manganese miners pressed Washington for relief citing war minerals acts and industry protection.
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BAR Association Makrovision
Phoenix
Arizona Bar Association
Bar Association
Carris
Lowing
Jndge
Joseph H. Kibber
Association
George J. Chiisty
B Wison
Flagstaff
CB Ward
Nevitt
Larson
Ae En
Ae Ton
Christy
Jerome Red Cross Reports Record Year
Jerome January 15 The Jerome branch of the Red Cross reports total receipts of 12834.09 for 1918 with 7316.18 spent on society purposes and 5518.11 in the treasury. It describes the year as the most successful and strenuous in its history.
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Jerome
The
Red Cross Society
Fraudulently raised war relief funds warned in uniform
Phoenix officials warn soldiers in uniform and others against using military attire to promote private fundraising schemes. The State Council of Defense will continue supervising solicitations to ensure funds go to recognized relief agencies, with careful screening of voluntary groups.
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Phoenix
Actiog
Charles Green
Oy State Council of Defense
State Council of Ete Sens
United States
Attorney General Not in Salary Suit Complication
Jan. M. The attorney general's office remains out of the salary dispute as Governor Nant faces back pay litigation. W. E. Rye was chosen to represent the state to avoid conflict of interest. If the governor prevails, Mr. Jones would gain about $2600, though he prefers to keep funds intact to avoid any appearance of personal gain. J. Ryan prepared his answer to the suit filed a day earlier.
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Ted
George Purdy Ballard
Ballard
Bullard
America
Industrias
Lord
Department of Isbor
Nodalisan
Phoenin
Storney
Salt
Nant
W. EL Rye
Vayers
Overnor
Ryan
Jones
Holland pushes beechnut oil to boost domestic production
The government of Holland aims to expand local edible oil output by fully leveraging the beechnut crop, which each year exceeds 2000 metric tons.
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Holland
State Normal to Educate Arizona Soldiers for Training Board
Governor Campbell appoints Powers and J. Son of Flagstaff to the North ern Arizona Normal school board succeeding McGonneal and East. The institution designated as an Arizona point for disabled soldiers under the Smith Seare act will receive training. The small number of disabled veterans may be sent to other states for vocational work. New occupations include law engineering mining medicine professional service sericulture forestry farm management accounting and more. Trade fields cover metal wood electrical and automotive work plus wireless and electric welding.
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State Normal
Arizona
Campbell
Mr. Powers
Do. Son
Flagstaff
Northern Arizona Normal School
Elt. McGonneal
East
Arizona Points
California
Texas
The
Mary State
Cyclone Bill Beck Named Yavapai County Court Interpreter
Old Timers in Arizona recall William Beck once of Cochise county who is chosen as interpreter for the superior court of Yavapai county. Known as Cyclone Bill, he fled Clifton for years and earlier served over two decades as Graham county justice of the peace. At 70 plus, he is reportedly in good health with strong Spanish skills aiding his new duties.
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Arizona
William Beck
Cochise County
Inperior Court
Yavapai County
Beck
Bill
Hyed ‘A Clifton
Graham County
Roy Fean
Langtry
Texas
Run Down by Girl Sued for Damages
Frank M. Morton, a 15 year old from Tempe, seeks 7500 in damages after being struck while bicycling on the right side by Agnes Winkelman driving a car in Phoenix. He testified in Judge Lyman's court that the accident occurred a year ago and limited his work for the past three weeks.
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Phoenix
Pretty Agnes Winkelman
Frank M. Morton
Yonny Morton
Tempe
Morton
Jan
State moves to abolish game warden position in Montana
Joe V. Prochaska proposes abolishing the state game warden to prompt creation of a state game and fish commission. The plan would not remove protection for game but aims to render laws stricter and unify control over seasons refuges reserves and enforcement under a new department.
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Phoen. Mi
Joe V. Prochaska
Game and Fish Commission
Prochaska
Indian School Boy Involved in Fatal San Xavier Shooting
Gravlet Floyd, a Papago Indian and former student of the Indian school at Gravetl? Floyd, shot and killed an Indian farmer at San Xavier Thursday afternoon. He fled on a bicycle. Authorities, including U.S. Marshal J Dillon, issued a description and warned surrounding towns to watch for him, suspecting he may head toward Phoenix.
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Phoenin
San Xavier
Gravlet Floyd
Floyd
Mexican Bandits Kill Chinese Merchant in Sonora River Store
Naco January 15 two heavily armed Mexicans held up a Sonora river shop near Cananea killing one Chinese proprietor and wounding another. They robbed the store and fled north possibly toward Cananea or the border. Authorities say the bandits slept at Ojo Agua and are believed known to authorities. A separate note mentions a tin can labeling machine with 70 000 cans per hour.
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Sonora
NACO
Cananea
Ojo Agua
Cananes
Bootleggers Stop Hand Off Whisky Arrested by Deputy
Jerome January 1 Deputy Sheriff Jem Mund of Verde captured four bootleggers below Black Canyon after a nighttime stop. Mund opened fire firing a shotgun blast at a 27 year old suspect, blowing his hand apart. The other two bootleggers surrendered as they fled, all were armed along with the seized cars and whisky.
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Jerome
Black Canyon
Jem Mund
Verde
Manis
Munds
Noukge
Steppe
Muds
Phoenix After School for Deaf Relocation Considered
Jan 16 report from Tucson states the School for the Deaf may move two miles from Phoenix to Grand avenues near the University of Arizona. Legislation may separate the school from the university with independent control. Officials request 125000 for new buildings. Tucson offers a union with agricultural advantages if the move occurs.
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Tucson
Phoes
Atoca
Ists
Wana School For the Deaf
University of Arizona
Olf
Fara
Phoenix
Grand Avenues
School For the Deaf
Robbery at Gleeson targets C. M. Renaud store
Word of a Gleeson burglary reports burglars entered by the rear door to access the grocery and dry goods departments. They seized pistols, ammunition, a rifle, shoes, and silk fabric before fleeing. Manager Henry Appel reported the theft to Tombstone officers. A Mexican employee fired for pilfering is believed linked. a warrant was issued and the suspect fled toward Tucson.
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Gleeson
Henry Appel
Tombstone
Tucson
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Prescott
C. Ward
Washington
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