Reclamation and Mine Bureaus Gain Large Funding
Large appropriations for federal reclamation and mine bureaus were approved, with $415,000 for the year including $80,000 for a water system and related projects. The plan adds funds for the canyon and national monuments, including a suspension bridge on the Colorado River and road access improvements. Arizona figures prominently with discussions on monument care, custodian needs, and protection against vandalism at Casa Grande Ruins, Moctezuma’s Castle, Tumacacori Mission, and Navajo monuments.
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Carl Hayden
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Casa Grande
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Beaver Creek
Navajo National Monument
Uprising of Indians in Sonora Averting Efforts
Reports from Nogales say an uprising by Yaqui Indians in Sonora may be averted as reorganization of Yaqui troops is planned. Consul Francis E. Dyer noted no official information on murders near Cruz Piedras and to the south of Empalme, while raids on Coconut and Bacum were reported without fatalities. A Hermosillo conference with Gen Sanchez, Brig. Alfonso de la Huerte, Gen Loscaro Cardenas, and Gov. Miguel Pina aims at amicable settlement.
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Empaime
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Francis E. Dyer
Sonora
Herale
Coconut
Bacum
Hermosillo
Loscaro Cardenas
Miguel Pina
Section Foreman Blamed For Arizona Train Wreck
H. Chubb section foreman was blamed by a railroad board of inquiry for the wreck of a Southern Pacific passenger train near Vail Arizona on January 14. Several cars derailed but no one was injured. The report says he erred in permitting Hughes to remain on track not in condition to hold the train and failed to add ties or set up the rail before it became unsafe.
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H. Chubb
Southern Pacific
Vail
Ariz
Railroad Board of
Senate panel favors memorial to regulate petroleum sales
The Arizona Senate committee urged Congress to regulate petroleum sales to curb rising fuel costs. A memorial for Arianna coal miners and related bills dominated the session, with discussions on gasoline licenses, dealer registrations, and public hearth hearings. House proposals included tax on gasoline, school funding, and nurse licensing reforms. senate measures covered municipal bonds and party organization, with funding for artesian projects and court system expansions.
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Prister
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Yeatitens House
Arizona cattlemen seek meat industry laws in state session
Tucson stockraisers plan to attend a Phoenix meeting February 4 and 10 where the Arizona Cattlemen’s Association will ask the state legislature to consider laws governing the meat business. Similar moves have been requested by cattlemen groups in Utah California and Texas. Charles P. Mallen presides the call with N C Bernard of Tucson as first vice president.
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Tucson
Sam
Law and Order Sunday designated by Arizona governor
The Arizona governor proclaimed January 23 as Law and Order Sunday urging focused reflection on upholding constitutional government. The text warns of unrest, crime penalties, and dangers to republican stability, urging citizens to honor founders and renew patriotic resolve on January 27. Also notes Flagstaff armory dedication Friday with Ingalls and Linton present, and local funding and land provisions.
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Thomas Campbell
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Flagstaff
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Plana
Camp Verde
Apache Trail Film Co
Midland City
Mexican Ranch Murder Suspect Sought After Deadly Incident
Reports say a Mexican suspect linked to a Packard Ranch murder is being hunted after a shooting near the Cob Packard ranch about five miles from Naen Night. Deputy Sheriff Moore and Sheriff Townsen led the chase as two horses and a man were captured in the jailbreak recoveries. an American man was arrested.
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Lantight
Pred Moore
Marbita
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Jexion
Mathe Foun
Wwe
Chad Townsen
Moore Ant Frank Hdmhan
Ehatke
Packard Ranch
Lordsbury
County officials plan road inspection tour itinerary
County supervisors and engineer will tour eastern and northern counties to inspect public roads. The itinerary, announced by Chairman J B Hort, includes Douglas Rodeo Paradise San Simon Bowie and other towns with stops over about a week. A second leg covers western areas as well.
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Yaqui Outbreak Report Sparks Loyalist Claims in Sonora
Mr Gardanter of the International Commission and Yenacio Soto report on a Yaqui disturbance in Sonora city. They say drunken clashes led to several Mesicans killed and Yaqui officials pursued the drunks, with chiefs ensuring loyalty and prospects of overtaking those responsible.
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Gardanter
Internattenal Commission
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Yenacio Soto
Nogates
Sonora
Soto
Hermostilo
Mermoniile
Livestock Board In Session Here In Arizona
The Maricopa County sheriff and staff met in Tempe to discuss livestock quarantine and inspection amid a murder investigation. State and federal officials reviewed methods for moving cattle across borders and at crossings, including dipping and disease controls, with enforcement plans and medical inspections.
Children to Carry On Work After Adults Fail
A fragmented plea urges Arizona readers to fund relief for Europe during a famine. It questions who will safeguard the future if adults cannot act, urging children to complete quotas for relief and to start the effort in their districts.
Welch denies urging tourists to avoid Douglas travel routes
Secretary Harry Welch of the local chamber denies advising tourists to avoid Douglas routes. He rebutts claims of a statement urging travel via a route described as the best, and asserts the remarks were misrepresented.
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Conkise
Donglee
Theiglis
Ehuinter
Co Tener
Harry Welch
Bismen
Smugglers Captured At Ajo Arizona
At Ajo Arizona deputies arrested Joaquin Robert Gaona and Louis Gaona brothers after a car chase. 13 quarts of heath a balloon keg of tequila sugar cane and rind meats were found in their vehicle. The men are jailed at Ajo and will be sent to Tucson for a federal court appearance.
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Nogales
Ariz
Jan
Custema
Ajo
Albert P. Hiehon
Joaquin
Robert
Louis Gaona
Heian
Tucson
Delegation From Lordsburg NEN Arrives Saturday
A party of ten Lordsburg visitors is expected Saturday noon, with plans to stay overnight. The group will be hosted by local merchants and church leaders, following a visit by the chamber of commerce secretary and the editor of the Lande WE. Local hosting arrangements were confirmed yesterday, with talks on regional banking and commerce.
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Lordsburg
HO Glas
Te Jonges
Huntnes Enon
Douglas
Cananea Mines Shut Down Threatens 2000 Jobs
Cananea Mines of the Constiduted Mining Co. halt production and the smelter may close today leaving nearly two thousand workers jobless. The mines have ceased operations in recent days and many unemployed workers plan to move into southern Mexico rather than return to the United States.
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Canstes Constiduted Mining Co
Mexico
United State
Arizona Man Held On Coast For Murder
A Cairo Coast police report states an Arizona man was held on the coast after a murder charge. The arrest followed a pursuit through Salt Lane and nearby areas. Details remain sparse as investigators review evidence and identify the suspect.
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Arizona
Salt Lane
Tarry Nash
Chinamen Afe Charged With Having Opium
A Chinese proprietor, identified as Afe, is charged with possessing opium. A grand jury indicted Afe after a report of a smoking opium den at the cafe surfaced. The case details the alleged smoking form and involvement of the establishment.
Sonora Governor Hosts Conference With Yaqui Leaders
Governor Miguel Viña of Sonora meets Yaqui chiefs in Nogales Arizona to discuss control and welfare of Yaqui country residents as villagers respond to regional unrest.
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Yaquis Nogales
Ariz
Miguel Vina
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