Tombstone Proposes New Superior Court Facilities Plan
An Ames report in Tombstone outlines two plans to relocate or expand the Cochise County superior court operations. One would create additional court rooms inside the existing county building with offices moved across the county seat, costing about $30,000 plus rents, potentially delaying further votes until 1924. The other would keep services centralized in Tombstone, consolidating offices but risking private property purchases and ongoing costs, while delaying immediate improvement.
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Bisbee
Peare
Tombstone
Tombston
Cour House
Ling
Cochise
Judge Stanford Urges Segregation to Curb Social Ills
In a Phoenix meeting Judge R E Stanford asserts that strict regulation and segregation of districts are needed to combat immorality and the spread of venereal disease. He argues dance halls attract youth and white slave trade, urging practical steps over reform schemes.
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Stanford
R. E. Stanford
Marcopa
Phoenix
United States
Brinon
Marne
Warren
Arizona
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Christ and the Profits in Business
A sermon urging Christians to integrate faith into daily work and commerce. It argues that aligning business practices with Christian truth increases profits, warns against greed, and cites immortality as foundational. A prominent executive cites money as God’s measure of success, urging practical faith in everyday dealings.
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Seno
Toby
Western Farmers Not On Strike Claim Misleading Reports
The piece argues that Western farmers are not striking but are unable to market produce due to conditions. It contends eastern papers misstate farmers as withholding crops while many hold surplus and lack buyers, urging fair reporting to reflect realities.
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Coun
Highway Commission proposed in Arizona by Sen Schleimer
A bill by Senator Schleimer of Santa Cruz seeks a 39 member Highway Commission with one member per district, sparking expected opposition over scale and practicality. Another proposal by Senator Stoddard of Maricopa aims to regulate highway traffic including headlights tires and vehicle types, arguing regulation is badly needed to protect roads and users.
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Highway Commission
Schleimer
Santa Cruz County
Debora M. Stoddard
Maricopa
Arizona
Borderland Highway Route Endorsed by Officials
Southern Arizona towns press for the Borderland route as the transcontinental highway from Tucson to Yuma, backed by officials including J.C. Keating of the bank and other senior division presidents. The plan would route the road through Bisbee and Tucson, reshaping the final path and easing travel across the borderland.
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J.C. Keating
Passion of the Bank
Aalabaima
Wnd
Arizona Republican
Sting
Bankiead
New Mexic
Bisbee
Tucson
Arizona
Yuma
Pima
Yuraties
Avigone Daily Star
Babson on opportunities in business and job markets
The text stresses that opportunity shifts with effort and market demand. It notes that the easiest tasks today may become hard tomorrow while rising lines of business offer better chances, and that success depends on choosing the right field and leveraging personal strengths.
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Babson
Arizona's Chance in Colorado River Irrigation Earns Debate
The El Paso Herald discusses water rights from the Colorado River, arguing Arizona seeks irrigation access while California retains a larger share. The proposed division suggests two fifths to California, one fifth to Mexico, and arrangements to meet regional needs amid arid land and growing thirst for water.
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Colorado
California
Californ
Maxwell's
Mexico
el Paso Herald
Janis
Avi
Time for stern measures on pardons and bail
The article urges strict criminal justice reforms with suspending pardons and easing bail, arguing harsh treatment reduces crime and protects society. It contends the first offender is a threat and society must act decisively to deter future violations.
Remorse over tax evasion moves Philadelphian to act
A Philadelphia man, tormented by conscience, reveals he dodged 2000 taxes and contemplates returning. the piece notes remount depot shipments and guard equipment being sent from Boise Penrose to Carlsbad, NM, under War Department orders via the adjutant general.
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Philadelphia
Remount
Paso
Texas
Arizona
Boise Penrose
Carlsbad
Adjutant General
War Department
Wordy Battle in County Board Office Leaves Stirrings
In Clepton Arie Jan i The Aes hot thine, former County Engineer Vandercock and ex-assistant Twynham clash in the county supervisors office. A heated exchange ends with threats and a disciplinary note from the board chair. Records and personnel involved spark a tense confrontation as witnesses recount the chaotic scene.
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Clepton
Arie
Jan
Tuenday Nornine
Vandercock
Twynham
Me Twinham
Patkide
Vanderooek
Vander
Clifton
Anton
Tire
Binto
Petdins Sowault
W & Kirby
Chathaun Stanton
Negro trooper admits he shot Naco woman in quarrel
In Lowell county jail, Elta Jonksom and Letis Criteher, troopers at Naco, surrendered after a house quarrel ended with a woman shot twice. The shooter said he fired four times from his own revolver, then reported to Captain Rader at the camp. No charges filed yet as investigators determine motives and survival prospects.
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Miseee
Danca
Addy
Elta Jonksom
Rader
Saeo
Deuteher
Risean
Lean
Biadockson
Captain Rider
Hitler
Cratcher
Indiana dispatch complains of barber shops rouge lip sticks on men
A terse Indiana dispatch alleges barber shops use rouge and lipstick on young men. The speaker claims to be the father of a youth involved, mentioning the scene in vague terms and timing it as about three minutes.
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Indiana
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