Cochise Farmers Save $12000 by Cooperative Marketing
President Sam R. Moldman announced Cochise County farmers saved about 12000 during 1921 through cooperative buying and selling. The meeting at the University of Arizona heard reports from Farm Bureau leaders across Apache, Coconino, Graham, Greenlee, Maricopa, Navajo, Pima, Pinal, Santa Cruz and Yavapai.
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Corchine County
Sam R. Moldman
Cochise Farm Burea
Farm Bureau
University of Altona
CS. Brown
State Farm Bureau Federation
Holtman
Cochise
Yuma County
Bridge
Yuma
Harry Peruvian
Arizona
Yuwa
Apache
Coconino
Graham
Greenlee
Maricopa
Navajo
Pima
Pin Santa Cruz
Yavapai
Ro HL Crocheron
University of California
American Farm Bureau Federation
C S. Brown
Arizona State Farm Bureau Federation
George Bridge
Coroner Jury Exonerates Bennett After Benson Shooting
In Benson this morning Coroner's Jury exonerated Deputy Sheriff Tilly Bennett in the death of Osborne following an altercation yesterday afternoon. Osborne, drunk and threatening, drew a knife. Bennett fired twice, hitting Osborne and later dying. The case is described as self defense. Funeral for Osborne scheduled in Benson this afternoon.
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Benson
Red” Osborne
Tilly Bennett
J. F. Ross
E Hood
Harry Rafferty
E. Coe
Rucker
Cor
Bennett
Osterhe
St Tocsun
Willcox
Osborne
Pima County
Sherriff Hood
Rafferty
Tombstone
Miami
Beneon
Safford Train Hits Car Injuring Family En Route to Globe
Jett Simone of Safford suffered a broken hip and other serious injuries when an eastbound Arizona Eastern train struck the automobile truck his family was crossing near the Safford creamery. Mia Simons was badly injured, Dora, six, bruised and shaken. the three months old baby was left at home. The accident occurred as Simone tried to reach Globe for work, with the truck obscured by nearby box cars. The family was taken to a physician and then to hospital for treatment.
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Jett Simone
Safford
Mia Simons
Dora
Arizona Eastern
Simone
Globe
Safford Creamery
Howie
Simons
Mexican shooter jailed after fatal shooting at Mesa ranch
Pedro Gonzaten is in Mesa jail after shooting his sweetheart Josephine Concreres in the chest at the J. O. Horde ranch southeast of Mesa. She is hospitalized with a bullet wound. Gonzales was captured later that afternoon about half a mile from the scene.
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Mesa
Pedro Gonzaten
Josephine Concreres
Les
J. O. Horde
BE. Openshaw
Gonzales
Hoyde
Pickens
POURS GASOLINE ON FIRE IN HOSPITAL
Phoenix report states Jack Sylvia a local garage man was severely burned when he poured gasoline on a smoldering stove causing an explosion in his home on North Second Street His little girl suffered singed hair but was not injured Dr H K Beachamp says Sylvia has a good chance to recover in two weeks if no complications arise Fire department reports say the stove door blew off and a fire started yesterday morning though it was quickly extinguished
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Phoenix
Jack Sylvia
Sylvia
North Second Street
St. Josephs
H. K. Beachamp
Beacchamp
Prohibition Director Cassidy Visits Tombstone on Probing Tour
PROHIBITION DIRECTOR FOR ARIZONA IN TOMBSTONE DISCUSSES ENFORCEMENT OF EIGHTEENTH AMENDMENT. EL Cassidy cites stricter enforcement and warns bootleggers while noting Fourth and Fifth Amendments and private home searches. He travels to southern Arizona to review county actions with JOH Ross and Sheriff Joe Hood, aiming to inform citizens and rack up statewide statistics.
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Prohibition
Arizona
Tombstone
EL Cassidy
Joh F. Ross
Joe Hood
Cassidy
Nquor
Federal Prohibition Department
Bushee
County Attorneys Seek Stronger Prohibition and Gambling Laws
Nogales January 22 county attorneys at the closing session of the convention recommended amendments to strengthen Arizona prohibition and gambling laws. They urged Governor Campbell to push enactments in a special session, backing a Duffy gambling law revival and a hill to make possession of liquor a crime.
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Nogales
Campbell
Arizona
Duffy
Prank J. Duffy
Santa Cruz
Amendmar
Trials Set for Three Soldiers in Fort Huachuca Case
Three United States soldiers charged in a Fort Huachuca rape and murder case appeared in federal court in Tucson. Robert Mangum will be tried January 31 for rape, Benjamin Betts faces February 2 for murder, Gordon Tolliver is set for February 7 for murder, with all offenses occurring at the Army post.
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Tucson
United States
William H. Sawtelle
Robert Mangum
Benjamin, Betts
Muder
Gordon A. Tolliver
Fort Huachuca
Slayton and Carlos Take Mountain Lion Near Turkey Tanks
Victor Slayton and Wilbur Carlos trapped coyotes near the Carlos ranch two miles north of Turkey Tanks. While checking traps they found tracks not resembling a coyote, spotted a large female mountain lion, shot at it twice, and finally killed it by a head shot after it climbed a tree. The lion measured six feet from fore to tail.
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Placstafp
Dan
Victor Slayton
Wilbur Carlos
Carlos Ranch
Turkey Tanks
Victor
Wilbur
Slayton
Arizona Receives Large Federal Aid For Roads
Phoenix Jan 24 Nearly 1.5 million in federal funds has been read by Treasurer Raymond Karho bringing Arizona total federal aid to about 2.3 million two thirds of the aid having been received. The omnibus bill advances 200 000 for the highway department and 250 000 to match 75 000 for Apache Trail repair with construction expected to start in April. Funds may also come from the forestry bureau for road work in the Apache Trail area and between the Superstition mountains and Globe.
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Phoenix
Raymond Karho
Arizona
Congress
State Highway Department
Highway Department
Miami Highway
Consideration of State Textbooks At Meeting Tomorrow
Phoenix news notes a school board meeting expected to decide on adopting geography and history texts. Superintendent Elsie Toles returns from a county institutes trip to attend, while Governor Campbell cannot attend, heading to Nogales for a roads association convention.
Gila Denies Planning Proposal To Move Bankhead Route
Good Roads Convention opens with over 260 delegates from across Arizona except Mohave, Graham, Greenlee. Governor Campbell pledges support for roads tied to education while urging unselfish state-wide funding and bond financed bridges. County reps and state officials outline committees as Tucson visitors grow. no move to reroute Bankhead highway anticipated.
Funeral of Haward Simmons Held in Cochise County
The funeral of Haward Simmons, Cochise County pioneer, who died last week in Bakersfield California, was held this afternoon from Masonic Hall. A large turnout of friends attended the rites as Masons conducted the ceremony from the hall to the grave. Relatives accompanied the body from Bakersfield. he rests beside his wife, who died about 15 years ago, with many Bisbee mourners present, reflecting his long residence in the area. Phoenix copper ore body encountered on 300 level of Kay mine.
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Haward Simmons
Cochise County
Bakerfield
Calif
Masonic Hall
Bisbee
Smoothing Differences Across Seven Counties Before Orion Action
The passage notes an effort to reduce disparities among seven counties prior to the planned action in Oregon. It implies uniform policy or approach to address prior county-level variations and standardize procedures before proceeding.
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Ore Avention
Campbell to Open Good Roads Meeting in Nogales Today
Governor Campbell of Arizona will be the first speaker at the Arizona Good Roads association convention in Nogales. The two day session opened at 1 50 PM, with Parker of Tucson presiding. Delegates from Gila, Pinal, Cochise, and other counties clash over the Bankhead Highway routing through the state, as factions argue for or against the current path and related flaws.
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Thomas Mathlock
A. H. Underwood
Patagonia
Patagonia Good Roads Association
Atertain
Bankhead Highway Association
Phoenix
Arizona Industrial Congress
Gustave Becker
Apache County
Chas. E. Larsen
Coconino County
LD. Clark
Cochise County
D van Dyke
Gila County
G. W. Silverthorn
Maricopa County
G.T. West
Navajo County
Monte Mansfield
Pima
Wow. Lane
Pinal County
Fielder
Santa Cruz County
Donovan
Yavapai
T. Coombs
Yuma County
Campbell
Nogales
Arizona
Arizona Good Roads Association
Parker of
Tucson
The
Organiza
Douglas
Pina, Pinal
Cochise
Miami
Expect Special Session Call Soon in Phoenix
Rumors say a special session of the legislature will be called in a few days, with plans to assemble by mid February. Henry Alexander and Roy Davidson prep the Capitol staff for rapid action, aiming to have preliminary work largely complete before lawmakers convene, though insiders expect a session lasting 30 to 60 days.
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Phoenix
Henry Alexander
Thrapitel
Baw
White Roy Davidson
Senate
Wilkinson
War Veterans Beneficiaries Exempt From Tax
War veterans and their families are informed that income from allotments war risk insurance compensation and pensions are exempt from taxation under the War Risk Insurance and National Rehabilitation Acts. The district office note clarifies that certain payments to service members or their families are not taxable as part of the recent law.
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Veteran's Guread
Sith Diate
Kaxhee Fourr
Lezton
Congo
United States
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Engima
Weaver
Carlos
Turkey
Tomorf
Sue! Board of Education
Vabiahers Area
Oeen
Elsie Toles
Campbell Wi
Gila
Bankhead
Good Roads
Mohave
O. Parker
Good Roads Association
Frank J. Dutty
James Harrison
Ernor Campbell
Progr
Maie
Oila
Lordaburg
N. M
ED Simmons
Kay
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