Amendment 10 Divorce Laws Introduced In Arizona House
Phoenix January 28 1931 Governor Campbell recommendation to amend divorce law led to House debate on bill 7% for interlocutory decrees with absolute divorces after one year The Senate passed four bills including juror per diem and police court jurisdiction while other measures were deferred Titled items included day of rest and dancing in public schools discussions and opposition by the Religious Freedom Association with no decisive action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phoenix
Campbell
House
J.C. Phillips
Maricopa
Roy Benton
Religious Freedom Association
Senate
Elliott
Kind Donor Sends Money to Help Tombstone Poor
A Phoenix resident sent five dollars to the Tombstone committee to aid poor children. The note asks the Tombstone Prospector to pass funds for clothing or school trimmings. The anonymous donor thanks the paper and praises the local women assisting food and clothing relief, inviting further gifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tombstone
Daily Prospector
Phoenix
Tombstone Committer
Tombstone Prospector
Campaign to curb disorderly houses and penalties
Judge Thomas yesterday urged strict action against disorderly houses. Adeline Starr, a Black convict, was fined 50 dollars and sentenced to 30 days for running a disorderly house. A prior similar charge was dismissed on a technicality. maximum penalties reach 300 dollars and 186 days imprisonment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas
Dave
Adeline Starr
Adeline
Practical mining lecture by Mr Geo. Fawcett in Tombstone
Engineer Geo. Fawcett of the Arizona State Bureau of Mines will present a free practical mining lecture and demonstration. The talk promotes simple, cheap mineral tests learnable without chemistry, with a freely provided text. The event occurs at the Crystal Theater in Tombstone on Wednesday February 2 at 7 24 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo. KR. Fansett
Arizona State Bureau of Mines
University of Arizona
Fawcett
Tombstone
Crystal Theater
Tombstone Masons Entertain Visiting Brothers Amid Phoenix Murder Dramatics
Masonic lodge events in Tombstone featured hosting of visiting brothers with social activities while Phoenix police pursue suspects tied to the brutal murder of a Japanese farmer near Phoenix. The case centers on two men later identified as Ramon Aria and Francisen Outteries, amid a large manhunt and ongoing investigations in Cortland and Courtland areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Order of Eastern Star
Joseph Lyman & Sparks
David Bra
Grand Lodge of Arizona
Eisber
Tombstone
Bisbee
Pacific Railroad
Stockham
Kietfelin Monument
Tucson
Thursdey
Masonic Hall
Phoenix
Ste Stockhuan
Penix
Cers
Mexicana
Shingi Naamine
Ates
Acre
Bharge
Ramon Aria Ant Francisen
Negro arrested after auto wreck on Bishe Dougtan road
Leo Kauffman of Douglas was arrested by Vernon LaMore and Jimmy O'Brien after a Buick driven by a negro sped past Mr and Mrs Hoeffner, causing their car to overturn near Douglas. Federal charges pending in Tucson. Hoeffners treated at receiving hospital. injuries not serious.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jan Reed
Martin Hoettner
Spring Valley
Bishe Dougtan
Leo Kauffman
Douglas
Vernon LaMore
Jimmy O'Brien
Lowell
Tucson
Mia Hoeftner
Buick
Hoeffner
Henry Etizas
Henson
Hoettmers
Hoeffers
Dame
O'Brien
Kauffman
LaMore
Alleged drug vendors arrested in Miami face U S charges
Thomas M. Holman and Floyd Fuller were arrested in Miami by Deputy Sheriff Bil Kinsey and a city police officer. Police found over $1,500 worth of morphine in their possession. They await arraignment before a U S Commissioner in Globe on Harrison Narcotic Act violations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miami
Artz
Bil Kinsey
Thomas M. Holman
Floyd Fuller
Globe
Cochise County Bar Association Formed at Douglas
Cochise County Bar Association formed at a Douglas banquet with JF Hess O Gibson and Judge Albert McLamew among attendees. Ralph Camer on appeared as guest. speakers included Judge Sutter Knapp Dean and others. A committee was named to discuss new superior court rules in Tombstone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
JF Hess
Gibson
Albert McLamew
Pra Spowski
Coustax
Cochise County
Sted
O. Gibson
Tombstone
Mason Roms
Somes
Samet
Sutter
Dean
Jude Mt
Mr. Ross
D. A. Iichareson
Fret Sutter
Aelxander Murry
J . Taylor
Bishes
QVER 100 WORKING AT PEARCE MINE ON LEASING PLAN
In Douglas on January 24 P W Wilson of Taylor & Wilson said Commonwealth Mining & Development of Pearce runs sub leased operations with Tomomawealth. He noted over 108 men employ under the plan and the mine yields silver. He praised improved freight service from Douglas to Pearce by the traffic bureau and reported shipments no longer delayed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
QVER
Pearce
Douglas
P. W. Wilson
Taylor & Wilson
Commonwealth Mining & Development Company
Tomomawealth Company
Wilson
Wilson Calfedt
Chamber of Commerce Stratfic Bureau
Freteht
Kelton
Gleeson
Fifteen Flu Cases Reported at Douglas Army Camp
In Douglas on January 28 15 cases of influenza were reported at Camp Jinery J Jones Army post. An order suspended all gatherings within the camp and prohibited soldiers presence in theatres and other gathering places in Douglas to curb spread.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Douglas Army Camp
Douglas
Camp
Jinery
J. Jones
Road News of Cochise County Week Update
Weather shows scarce rain in Cochise County and a potential Sunday drive. Benson Wall Section nearing opening with state camp planned for February first to Sonoita for Fairbank Noxal highway work. Sid Smyth has finished St David approaches and laterals, aiding road construction and safety for drivers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chenega
Benson Wall
Sonoita
Fairbank Noxal
Willeh
Tariff Bill 15 Filibuster Claims Spark Senate Row
In Washington on January 28 the tariff bill faced renewed filibuster charges as Ashurst accused open obstruction by both parties. Senator King of Utah delivered a lengthy discourse on Russia and trade, while McCumber urged focusing on tariff matters. The session stretched with debate and cloture petitions, delaying the measure further as senators prepared for an upcoming vote.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
King
Utah
Venroge
Ashurst
Arizona
Thomas
Colorado
Penrose
Pennsylvania
Nator King
McCumber
North Dakota
Russia
Krebs Tells How Court Bill Was Killed in Legislature
Representative Stev Bo Krebs from District 6 returned to Tombstone with his family to attend the session. The Douglas bill to create an additional court was defeated in committee and again in regular session, with Wylie’s bid to pass it failing 25 to 12 and 26 to 1 on initial votes as Tombstone leaders argued against the measure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tombstone
Wylie
Douglas
Stev Bo Krebs
Pho Us
Kretes
Honglng
Doulas
Ayes
Bates
Boehringer
Bust
Carlee
Haynes
Kimball
Pishen
Sadey
Stewart
Udall
Keefe T.tal
Itotta
Burk
Dobbs
Elsworth
Farrell
Fester
Gale
Whilips
Remington
Richerson
Schupp
Mister
Milner
Bowie
Coble
Bisbee
Krete
Coustas
Krebs
Marile
Also Mentioned on This Page
Committee of the Whole
Tombstone Masons
Grand Chapter
Biabeo
Ees
Timate
U. S
Emmons
Courtland
Courtland Improvement Company
Sulphur Springs
SD Narcotics
Washington
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!