Cattlemen Claim Losses From Sulphur Gas Emissions
About 30 cattlemen in the Verde Valley area claim large damages to range grasses from sulfuric gas emissions from United Verde smelter stacks at Clarkdale and Clemen War, with most holdings purchased by copper interests. They seek agriculture department relief, grazing fee remission, and a commission to investigate and propose remedies.
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Terome
Aria
Vitte Sales
Pew
United Verde
Clathdale
United Verde Extension
Clemen
Clarkdale
Copper Company
Verde Valley
Yayanal County
Plan to Relieve Freight Congestion in Mexico
El Heraldo reports that TLCSON Jan Felleweth secured trains from American railways for use by the Mexican National Railways to ease freight congestion. The announcement credits the Oliver Trading Company with arranging the imports via border city offices. Verification from Tucson rail officials could not be secured Tuesday night.
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Tlcson
Jan Felleweth
Mex
el Heraldo
Mexico City
Tucson
Whic
Rairoads
Americas Railways
Oliver Trading Company
Fagle Pass
Meateo
Arizona World War Heroes to Arrive in El Paso Today
Four Arizona and New Mexico World War heroes will arrive in El Paso en route to burial in their home regions. Names include Private Joaquin Chavez, Sergeant Harry N. Garner, Private Albert Hay, Private David F. Campbell, Private Clay McKnight, and Private Alva I. Graham. Clay McKnight will be buried at Pearce on Sunday. The train will be met by the American Legion. guards of honor will protect the coffins. McKnight, 27, served in the 158th Infantry and died in France. Ex-service men and families are urged to attend. transportation details to be arranged through local post officers.
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Arizona
EL Paso
EL Vaso
Frances
New Mexico
Joaquin Chavez
116Th Infantry
Tularosa
Harry N. Garner
Clay McKnight
Serviee
France
Pearce
McKeighe
Adjutant Generals Office
Douglas
Camp Funston
Camp Kearney
Cntil
158Th
McKnight
Peare
Tombstone
Fces
Feeling Runs High After Two Murders in Phoenix Tempe
Tucson reports rising tension in Tempe and Phoenix following a holdup and double murder. Sheriff Montgomery says a posse chased two Mexican suspects from Tempe to Maricopa, then to a train at Maricopa and a stage toward Calabasas.
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Phoenix
Tempe
Tucson
Slontgomery
Calabasas
Montgomery
Phoenix shooting ends in fatal single wound
Phoenix report details the fatal shooting of negro Mary Lyles at the corner of Second Avenue and Jackson Street around two in the morning. Witnesses describe a close range shot with powder marks, leaving Lyles dead from an abdominal wound as authorities investigate motive and suspect.
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Phoenix
Jon
Lyles
Negro
Second Acenne
Jackson Street
Sis
Menartmient
Afer
Wes Iere
Jes
Eithier
Sec Fen
Th Hower
Seeand Avenue
Cochise Representatives Active in the Legislature
Cochise county legislators show strong activity in the statehouse. Krebs chairs Printing and Clerks and Means. Vethur Curbs chairs Appropriations. Wylie leads General Government, Labor, and Fish and Game committees. McCullough serves on County Affairs and Judiciary. Milner chairs Constitutional Amendments.
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Cochise
Varios
Domes
Wnt
Krebs
Om Printing
Way
Vethur
Rules Jr. Wylie
Labor Committee
Fish and Game
Cobbera
Ani Tn Simones
Suffrake
McCullowshie
Howard Barkell
Vann T Milner
Cogertribunal Amendments
Federal Court Opens February Session as Judge Van Fleet Presides
Judge William Van Fleet of the United States district court in San Francisco will open the adjourned session of the regular October term in February. The clerk announced that the session will clear the Phoenix calendar and address trials for cases transferred from the Tucson calendar. The session begins February 7.
Wounded Tempe murderer dies in Nogales
Victor Jane Mattinee one of two Mexicans shot and captured at Calabasas yesterday died tonight at 727 Westock after a feh t with former Sheriff Harry Saxon two immigration officials and a rancher Tomas Roman, his companion, opened the engagement at Calabazas then at Suyon and was tonight apparently on the I Y. He was shot through the chest while Mastines was partly paralyzed by a bullet wound through the neck but doctors today expected relief from bullet removal. The Martians were said by officials to have confessed to killing Ernest 10. M. Spanster and wounding H Miter at Tempe last Tuesday evening Frad to record Hhniea 9.
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Nogales
Arts
Victor Jane Mattinee
Calabasas
Arize Esterday
Sherif
Harry Saxon
Wetock
Tomas Roman
Calabazas
Jasperor Swink
Suyon
Mastines
Oitielats
Ernest
M. Spanster
H . Miter
Tempe
Cotton shipments via canal to Boston eyed for savings
Arizona cotton growers told the state corporation commission that shipping cotton via sea from San Pedro would save about 125 to 250 dollars per bale. They urged a rate cut of 19 cents per 160 pounds, arguing climatic conditions in the Salt River valley hasten deterioration compared with the southwest. Carriers warned a rate cut could set a precedent and lead to requests for lower tariffs across other routes.
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Phoenix
Atton
Boston
San Peden
Calif
Arizona American
Judge Sames Closes Office After Fourteen Years
Inde Allert Mo Sames ends fourteen year tenure as Douglas attorney closing his law office. He moves to Tombstone to serve as superior court judge for this county, with Judge James taking over duties in the interim. Mrs Sames remains in Douglas, while the two judges arrange workload division.
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Douglas
Inde
Allert Mo Sames
Speer
Jndge
James
Tombstone
Campbell
Nartera
Fort House
Wild Horses Roam San Carlos Reservation
A chaotic account describes 10 000 wild horses on the San Carlos Indian Reservation. Officials discuss selling the horses to the government for meat and ration plans, amid local debate over cattle grazing and range management. The narrative notes resistance from some Indians and rising support from progressive leaders, with daily discussions and proposed government purchase at five dollars per head.
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San Carlos Indian Reservation
Owen
Indian
San Carlos
VIEW PROPOSED RAILWAY FROM ALO TO TERMINUS BAY
A party touring the proposed Alo to Rocky Point railroad in Pima county was led by Col. Greenway and Pr Ricketts. Attending were Cot Kelly and J D Rick etts, plus Col John C Grounesy and T M Schumaker of the El Paso Southwestern railroad. The route would parallel mining ventures in Arizona and shorten coastal shipments for supplies and outputs.
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Douglas Jon 11
Yesternar
Alo
Pima County
Rocky Point
Gulf of Lower California
Feo Pr
Ricketts
Col. Greenway
Cot Kelly
Inspiration Copper Contany
Whl Thornton
4D Copper
Columett
Arizona Mining
J. D. Ricketts
Southwest
John C. Grounesy
New Cornelia
T. M. Schumaker
Fi Paso
Southwestern Railroad
Arizona
Tidewater
Tory Colprey
Mans
Mail pouch robbery stuns Bowie station in Tucson area
Federal agents and Southern Pacific detectives chase swift thieves who stole a pouch from a Bowie station truck. The pouch contents included coins and stamps. Officers notified Monday night, no arrests reported as investigators trace the robbers across the Tucson division.
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Tucson
Southern Pact
Vie
Bowie
Joe Kelly
Southern Parific
Bowie the Haz
Saremen
Smianti Federal
Rowle
Mexicans Divided Loot After Robbery in Tempe
Police report robed Baber Jones grocery store at Tempe, eight suspects identified as Mexicans divided loot found in their possession. Victims included J. C. Babee wounded, Marshal Spangler and Ernest Hints killed. Officers recovered cash totaling dozens of dollars and coins. Investigation ongoing. accused arrested by immigration officers with private citizen aid.
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Baber Jones
Tempe
J. C. Babee
Marshal C. M. Spangler
Ernest Hints
Sid Ronis
Daring break for liberty ends in arrest of suspects
Charles Fletcher known as Omline Ma Charlie recaptured Sunday after escaping police custody following a bold getaway during a chauffeur robbery investigation. Frank Allen and Justin Oscar Pease face charges with bonds set at 750 dollars as officers raid a home at 119 Eastland Street and recover the looted items. Pearl Butler aided the police in the search.
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Linerary
Charles Fletch
Er Oligs
Omlinema
Charlie
Justin Oscar Pease
Pramk Atlen
Fieime Lisseo
Roth
Pottas Ford
Comache
Fastland Street
Mra
Pearl Butler
New Mexican Gunboat Agua Prieta Named
The Mexican government has added two new gunboats to its navy. One vessel is named Agua Prieta and the other is Mayo. The information comes from the Mexican embassy to Douglas.
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Agua Prieta
Emaentate
Douglas
Unclear OCR Fragment Signals Maritime and Economic Notes
Fragmentary report mentions ships at Cuaymas port bound for San Francisco and a vessel capable of 33 knots but garbled names obscure specifics. Also notes a “Hack” vessel with 1200 tons displacement sold and a claim of 90 percent state property value increases over years, though wording is unclear.
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Agee Peta
Misten
Moustes
Mepa
Valley of terror threats loom over county
In Phoenix authorities warn of rising unrest along the Seit River valley. Officials say violent groups may threaten public safety, endangering lawful residents as law enforcement braces for possible confrontations. Community leaders urge vigilance and cooperation with police.
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Mheenty
Spettorda
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