Don A Evans Found Dead In Los Angeles Apartment
A chaotic report describes the death of Don A Evans in a Los Angeles apartment. The text mentions Irene Agama, marital connections, and a supposed double crime linked to a contractor with ties to Tucson El Paso and Los Angeles. Detailed names and places are inconsistent amid fragmented OCR.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Don A. Evans
L.A
Aubrey
Sealthy
Tucson
el Paso
Los Angeles
Irene Agama
Jesus
Jams
Gordon H. Sawyer
Southern Arizona Bank and Trash Company
Nat
Los Angels
Evans
Hit
Tom O'telon
LA Warren
Harwit
County Officials Reconfigure Offices Amid Temporary Changes
County supervisors and the Taxpayers Association report no additions to the courthouse for at least a year. A second Superior Court division has caused scattered office moves, with temporary quarters set by various county departments and plans to remodel the exhibit room and vaults. Officials anticipate several thousand dollars in changes and stress the need to wait for stabilized conditions before any new construction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cochine County Taxpayers’ Association
County Court House
Basnd
Superior Court
Howeth Smith
Wo Allen
Sam Froukeghers
Ishee
A. Over
Tock
Douglas
Matt Dus
Hiander
Megane Owen
Rames
Howe Musldins
Bie
Court House
Mise Brown
Cquity
Tresurer
Puesent Court House Wilding
Welch
Emmity
J. James
Ross
Merider
Taxpayers’ Advisory Committee
Zelven
Fiap
Judge Abandons Auto to Reach State Capital
Justice A G McAlister of the state supreme court left his car near Satfont to reach Phoenix. With mechanical trouble delaying the drive he chose a train, hoping to recover the automobile later, and arrived in Phoenix for his office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phoenix
A. G McAlister
State Supreme Court
Cochi
Justice McAlister
Satfont
Cay
Pearson prepares for transcontinental speed record attempt
Lieutenant Alexander Pearton Jr of Portland, Oregon, with the Twelfth Aero Squadron, has rebuilt a De Havilland 48 for a transcontinental dash next month. New fuel and oil tanks and two motors enhance the aircraft. two test fields will check fuel consumption before the flight from Jacksonville to San Diego. Pearson declined to specify an exact speed, noting only that he must average 1 1/2 miles per hour to complete the 24 hour run, and expects to do better.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dougla
Alexander Pearton, Jr
Portland
Ore
Twelfth Aero Squadron
de Haviland
Pearson
Jacksonville
Flo
San Diego
Calif
Ashurst pleas Senate for hospital funds for war victims
Washington March 15 Half the sick and wounded soldiers of the world war are in flimsy hospital units. Surgeon General Cumintox informed Senator Ashurst of Arizona that $10,000,000 is needed to add 34,000 beds and equipment for the public health service. Our exservice men fought nobly and deserve aid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cumintox
Public Health Service
Ashuret
Democrat
Arizona
Wenate
Ashurst
Health Service
Big Barn Burned on Peoria Ranch Fire Suspected Arson
Phoenix January 15 fire likely incendiary destroyed a large barn and contents on the Bacur ranch north of Peoria. The blaze consumed 20,000 pounds of seed cotton 100 bales of hay and grain. Reports indicate extensive loss and investigation underway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phoenix
Charles Bacur
Peoria
Glendale State Bank Receiver Appointed by Judge Lyman
Foster of the Phix Savings Bank and Trust Co was appointed receiver of Glendale State Bank after a hearing and motion by Attorney General WJ Galwraith. Bond set at 50000 dollars. Judge Lyman also ordered a stay on bank officers and directors from conducting business and required surrender of bank property to the receiver. Miami Eastern syndicate plans large scale development of 20 asbestos claims to Sierra Ancha.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whcents
W. ©. Foster
Phix Savings Bank and Trust Company
Glendale State Bank
Lyman
WJ. Galwraith
State Banks
Miami—Eastern Syndicate
Sierra Ancha
At It Again Delivers Sober Tax Reform Debate
The Bisbee Daily Review endorses retrenchment as Cochise County tax relief hinges on a Phoenix plan to move county functions to Douglas. Lawmakers, petition drives, and county salaries are debated amid calls to cut state expenses and curb spending.
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Bisbee Daily Review
Sprac
Douglas
Court of Conkition
Douglas Chamber of Commerce
Don Mt
Jess
Donghis
Phoenix
Davenport Girl Held for Trial on Fraud Charge
In Bisber, a Davenport woman was ordered held for trial on a fraud allegation. The preliminary hearing followed an amended complaint concerning an alleged agreement to marry Pro Hogovich while she was divorced, violating Arizona remarriage laws.
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Davenport
Bisber
Sam Lo
Uuiler
Tureen Craig
Loral Jastics Court
Connec
Pro
Hogovich
Arizona
Huran Pruitt
Catn
Bigger salary hike proposed for county school head
A bill introduced in the Arizona House by Rep Miller of Yavapai calls for higher pay for county school superintendents and deputies and the creation of a school supervisor to act as principal for 25 or more rural schools. It raises qualification standards for superintendents, sets deputy salaries from 1500 to 2109 dollars depending on county class, and allows extra deputies and clerks. A first class county supervisor could earn 2400 dollars plus travel.
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Phoenin
Miller
Yavapai
Board of Supervisors
Prochaska Under Fire As To Office
Phoenix reports indicate a push to remove state game warden Joe V. Prochaska. Sources say a Miami newspaper attack is planned and charges are expected. Prochaska claims resignation was offered but not accepted and would quit if the governor deems the game department improperly run.
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Prochaska
Phoenix
Joe V. Prochaska
Miami
Lst
Reont
Republican Committee
Skuttrut Handlime
Campbell Named S U A Regent in 80 Year Term
Judge J. H. Campbell of Tucson was appointed regent of the state university at Phoenix to succeed himself for a term of eighty years, announced January 15. The move formalizes Campbell's long tenure in the university governance role.
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Phoenix
J. H. Campbell
Tucson
State University
Four of White City Captives Plead Guilty
In a federal court before Judge Win, four of sixteen women captured in the White City raid near Fort Huachuca pleaded guilty. Trials for Alvin Fry, William Carmichael, Ht. Downs, and William Gibbons were set. the others, including Paul Hardy and several women, faced differing pleas and schedules. Juan Valenzuela also pleaded guilty to prohibition violations and faces sentencing next week. Maria Lopes Garcia Guadalupe Duarte and Cuadampe Flores de Smith had varied pleas and trial dates, with several inmates still not resolved.
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White City
Fort Huachuca
Charity Pugh
Orion
Paul Hardy
Blackwell
Jingle Morris
Florence L. McLean
Frances Sterling
Virginia McGee
Jessie Jones
Sumali« Conley
Mabel Johnson
Everee Allen
Lucille Smith
Delfina Brandt
Minnie Chanter
Amelia Lacy
Annie Hut
Marie C. McAdams
Rte
Juan Valenzels
Camp Stephen
Little
Chans
Maria Lopes Garcia
Guadalupe Duarte
Cuadampe Flores de Smith
Woman with three husbands faces pease court
Tucson January 16 three husbands and no divorces mark the odd record of Myrtle Kozana Holt Follett a 24 year old woman brought before Justice Oscar L Pease on a charge filed by Walter M Holt her second husband. Holt testified he married her on August 17 and she later wed a third man while still married to him.
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Globe
Cone
Kieth
Bene Follett
Deen
Ar Od
Justice's Court
Holt
John Kegan
Hogans
Tucson
Myrtle Kozana- Holt-Follett
Oscar L. Pease
Walter M. Holt
Change in Stage Time for Tombstone Route Revised
The schedule shifts to an earlier morning departure from Tombstone at 11 60 am and Bisbee at fore with an afternoon run at 2 80 pm and Tombstone at 3 00 pm to connect with the Douglas stage. Judge Lockwood amends court start to 9 20 am to aid jurors attorneys and witnesses traveling from Dowsins Bisbee and return the same evening after court proceedings.
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Tombstone
Bishe
Ain
Bisbee
Douglas
Dowsins
Lockwood
Superior Court
Public Notice of Land Patent Claim in Tombstone Arizona
Department of the Interior notices Fred Hennest of Tombstone to file a five year proof for his land claim in sec 1 14 18 N in the G S RR East Meridian. Witnesses named include William Frazee Harry Kes Kendall John Earl. Published January 26, 1921. Also a misc classified section seeking farm or tang, baby chicks, and incubators for sale.
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Fred
Hennest
Tombstone
Arizona
G&s RR E Meridian
Wood Fowler
Arize
Wiliam HL Frazee
Harry W. Kes Kendall
John Earl
Arizote
Marshall
Department of the Interior
US Land Office
Pacenix
Aythaputan
Notice of Homestead and Land Office Actions in Arizona
Notices from the US Land Office in Phoenix and related districts announce homestead entries, filings, and proofs of three year residence for parcels in Lewis Springs Tombstone Willcox Pearce and other Arizona locales. Names include Henry W. Hassington Asbury Hutson Harvey Amosons Thomas Cuwrae and Chase Marshall with witnesses and dates in 1921 1926 1928.
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Department of the Inverior
Nix
Lona
Henry WW
Hassington
Lewis Springs
Arsna
NEW Xewuswinlsey Ser
Townsbie
Tombstone
van J. Bavett
Lew Springs
Arizona
Ed Bryan
Garten Canon
Afieuns
Jom Hoye
Columbis Staite
Hereford
Chase Marshall
Itezister
Fiset
Phoenix
Thecemiber
Asbury & Hutson
MAS
Nowiik
Seetlan
Hawke
G&siit & Meridian
Witteos
Amaia Fo
Jane Huston
Willant M
US Land Office
Norice
William Hawke
Pearce
Homestead
Nic
Nwgney
Whegnen
New
Range
Meridian
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Ryans
Fresno
Cali
Casa Oma
Miss Adamis
Bel Fresno
Law Angeles
Senate
Glendale Bank
Twain
Sthone
Ray B. Krebs
House of Representatives
Cochise County
Mc Krebs
Het Afters
Tanjmyera
Brealein
Dor
Shite
Mhoenta
Noo 6
Corhise
Savine
Krohe
Mille
Overnor
Campbell
U. OF A. Regent
ST. David
Vo S Land Office
Jones
Jubilee
Enoch Crenws
Seabright
Cal
LEM
Ae Sim
Farrhel
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