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Newspaper

Tombstone Epitaph

Location

Tombstone, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Jan 30, 1921

Page

2

Clay McKnight Buried With Honors At Pearce

Funeral honors for World War I veteran Clay McKnight were held at Pearce with attendees from Sulphur Spring valley ranches and nearby towns. McKnight, from Pearce, served in the 16th Division, died August 15 at the Mars-Nevers American Cemetery after a gas and burns injury in France. The ceremony featured ex-service men, a firing squad, and addresses by local figures and Gov. Campbell, honoring his devotion to his aging parents and homestead efforts. The service closed with prayers and a salute, as the community mourned a dedicated defender of his country.

Homer Clay McKnight Pearce Sulphur Spring Valley Clay McKoight Getoher Grd Camp Kearney Harty France Veale Vitetts Mars Nevers Hin Clay McKnight Ree Hter Idle Hour Willcox Tombstone A. J. Benedict Gov. Campbell C. M. Renaud A. Y. Smith Red Cross Organization Lyman H. Hays Ene

Railroad Rate Case Set Before Interstate Board in Phoenix

Phoenix January 22 Appeal by railroads operating in Arizona from the state corporation commission denial of a general rate increase will be heard January 31 before Interstate Commerce Commission Examiner Keene in Phoenix. Railroads sought higher freight and passenger rates plus a Pullman surcharge to align with interstate increases. the state body refused the application, prompting the appeal.

Phoenix Arizona State Corporation Commission Examiner Keene Interstate Commerce Commission Interstate Commerce’ Commission

Three pack horses plunge from canyon trail wall

Williams January 22 report describes a severe accident on Bright Angel Trail at Grand Canyon when three pack animals loaded with TNT and supplies plunged from the canyon wall. One horse from Superintendent Dol Reatura’s string, newly acquired and unfamiliar with the route, is blamed for the disaster as two other horses tumbled after being roped together. No tourists were aboard at the time. the morning trip beyond the second turn was abandoned due to the remains and mangled horse remains near the tunnel area.

Jed Ateut Pixs Sha

Market agent for Arizona discussed by New Mexico official

A New Mexico marketing expert, McNabb, proposes Arizona use a state market agent. He spoke at University events and advocates organizing Salt River Valley growers into a cooperative with Pinto beans as a profitable crop. His record includes turning Pinto beans into valuable eastern-market crops via statewide organization and local branches.

Tucson McNabby New Mexico Arizona The University McNab Will Holater Climux Salt River Valley Bensere Anid Tel Association McNabb Ways

Former Globe Man Arrested After Robbery

Claude Bunch, a former Globe resident, was arrested in Tucson after a mail pouch robbery near Howle. Authorities believe valuable registered mail and money were stolen. A woman denied his presence, but a search confirmed his hiding place and led to the arrest. The pouch robbery occurred just before an eastbound Southern Pacific train’s arrival.

Claude Bunch Arizona Engan Tucson Howle Dandh New Me Bowie Ron Sieban Bunch Southern Pacific

Insane Man Makes Long Foot Journey To Miami Arizona

Reported escapes from asylums and a dramatic pursuit fill dispatches. Joe Shields, an insane man linked to Phoenix, walked about four weeks to Miami then to Keystone Canyon to visit relatives before returning to the asylum. He has not recovered mental stability since 1918 influenza.

Miami Ariz Jan Phoenix Joe Shields State Anyrum State Institution Shields Garryowen Keystone Canyon

Huge Tubercular Home Planned Near Casa Grande

Tucson residents announce plans to create Universal Tubercular Home, a vast sanatorium complex two miles southeast of Casa Grande. The project, costing over $2,000,000, aims to become a leading national institution with support from local organizers and letters sent to U S business interests.

Tucson Casa Grande Cana Grande United Arizona

Eight Escape From City Jail Leaves Five at Large

Phoenix reports eight inmates escaped the city jail with five recaptured before dawn. They forced a path by prying up boards above the city assessor’s office, escaping through a window as guards struggled to control the crowded jail. Most details remain unclear as authorities pursue the remaining fugitives.

Phoenix Jan Mer Althoush

Lordsburg and Douglas guests tour Bisbee highway

Lordsburg New Mexico visitors led by WR Holt editor of the Lordsburg Liberal toured the Bisbee Douglas highway yesterday. The party included E Montague M P Walker F P Turner and other locals from Lordsburg. They joined Douglas Chamber of Commerce guests for a day trip to Bisbee before returning home.

Dishek Ade WR. Holt Lordsburg New Mexico Bisbee Douglas Douglas Chamber of Commerce Bisbee-Douglas Holt E. Montague M. P. Walker F. P. Turner M. Chase RM. Reynolds J. Augustine John Crowell George E. Huxton Ely Martin George H. Kell Clay Hankin Albert Stacey J. H. Calvert A. J. McKinnon West Monty Ans

Salifornia Banks May Solve Warrant Tangle

Phoenix January 22 The State Treasurer Earhart proposes sending registered warrants to California banks if Arizona banks refuse to handle them. He notes Arizona banks took warrants at face value then sold them to California banks and suggests direct arrangements may reduce the state’s money sourcing gap.

Phoenix Arizona California Earhart Land

Governor Campbell Inspects Arizona Prison and Highway

Governor Thomas E. Campbell traveled to Florence to inspect the state prison. He planned to remain overnight in Florence and inspect the Florence-Superior highway the following day.

Phomna San Thomas E. Campbell Florence T Florence Folrence-Superior Highway

Campbell Signs The IX Senate Memorial To U S Officials

A memorial introduced in the state senate by Senator J La Lehteimen of Santa Cena is sent to the president and Congress asking recognition of Arbmanath Alvaro Obre. Governor Campbell publicly backs the move as a tribute to Obre, praising his abilities and urging formal steps to establish diplomatic relations with the republic.

Senate Atemor Dling Pon United States TocuKnlae Republic of Messeg Campbell Wison Ue Benase Artcona A Nall Seere Conan State Senate J la Lehteimen Santa Cena Tour Colesheim Castezaanet Arbmnath Alvaro Obre Fan The Republic of the Eor Ther Sinter New Mexico Santa Fen. M J. E. Reinturg

Girls Expect Guys To Furnish Auto In Party Social

Phoenix on January 22 No matter how fine a fellow may be the youth who cannot take a girl to a party in an automobile is not popular says Mrs John Dennett Jr a society leader and social service worker addressing the High School Parent Teachers Association She notes that the automobile has changed youth dating from streetcar trips to car rides widening romance beyond the city limits

IMS Cochise Phoenix Arizona Senate Home Roe Philips Wylie House Charles E. Larsen Coconing County WooPaims Saktarer Reba Fa Ltor Shas Cochise Ety Lwo Samand Mit Otter Andy John Dennett, Jr Dennett Thorse

Obregon Meeting Focuses on Petroleum Policy and Trade

Mexico President Obregon met with newspaper men to discuss petroleum grants, federal control, and protection of vested rights. He also addressed international commerce, the debt, and the Leonard policy. He criticized the withdrawal from the League of Nations and noted New Mexico moves to curb alien land ownership, particularly Japanese buyers.

Mexico Treken Obregon Meaico Tis Netitie Renenecal Assembly of the Feasye of Nations

Three Tucson Teachers Robbed on North 6th Avenue

Three Tucson teachers Miss Elsie Holloway Miss Hallie Leird and Miss Alien were held up on a Saturday evening on North 6th avenue in front of the Market Inn near the railroad tracks. A shot fired by Patrolman Dwyer failed to stop the fleeing thieves who snatched their purses.

Tucson North 6Th Avenue Market Inn Elsie Holloway Hallie Leird Miss Alien Dwyer

Woman Heavily Fined For Keeping Girl From School

Jan. 21 At Arne a trial of Mrs DP Guzma concluded with a record heavy penalty for compelling a minor’s attendance. She received a fort day jail sentence and a large fine as authorities pursue stricter school attendance enforcement.

Mi Arne DP Guzma

Child Drowns in Water Tank on Rodeo Ranch

In Nodeo near New Mexico a two year old child, son of Mr and Mrs Ralph Banta, drowned yesterday afternoon in a water tank at the Bull ranch. Mrs Banta discovered the child in the tank a few minutes later tried to revive him but failed. Authorities in Douglas received word of the incident.

Douglas Adn Pany Ralph Banta Mr Bull Nodeo Ehitt

Manic Man Arrested After Threats In Tucson

In Tucson on January 2, Annie Ewing of 125 North Third Avenue faced a maniac wandering the house and yard with a gun and shouting he would take her life. She fled to a neighbor's home and was barricaded inside as deputies Tremaine and Sheehy arrived by phone call to the sheriff's office and took the man into custody.

Tucson Chasen Annie Ewing Third Avenue Maally Sheriff's Office Tremaine and Sheehy

License plates up to 27500 issued in state

Secretary of State Ernest R Hall urged motorists to claim license plates up to 27 500 available for ten days and warned noncompliant owners, especially in Maricopa county, to act or face action under the Hconse law. A separate note from Phoenix reports a county board cannot sell bonds below par per Attorney General Galbraith, per Gold of Coconino County.

Phoenix Ernest R. Hall Maricopa Board of Supervisors W. G. Galbraith F. M. Gold Coconino County Opinon

Youth dies en route to Tucson for health

Jan 22 Tucson and Phoenix dispatches report the death of George D. Ahearn, a tubercular sufferer, while traveling from Deming NM to Tucson for health benefits. He died after a road tax fund overdraft was noted in a $50,000 receipts update.

Phoenix Ernest Hall Tucson Deming N. M Motor St George D. Ahearn

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