Veterans to gain land entries in Arizona system
Veterans will choose land entries on 326 parcels across thirty nine townships in Arizona. Ex soldiers of the world war may apply 20 days before survey and entry opens in Phoenix. Preference rights apply for certain exservice men on remaining lands with later entry deadlines.
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Tucson
Sentinel
Arizona
Phoenix
Rob Davis
Morgan McDermott
American Legion
Gales
Alleche
Thousands of Mexican Laborers Stranded in Cotton Valley
In Phoenix on January 24 the Mexican consul Gonzalo Cordova warned of a potential uprising as 15 090 to 20 40 thousand Mexican laborers in the Salt River Valley lack food clothing and shelter. He says they were imported by the cotton association under contract with the Mexican government and may be unpaid. he planned to alert Governor Campbell and the U.S. Department of Labor.
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Phoenix
Mexico
Arizona
Salt River Valley
Gonzalo Cordova
Cordova
Campbell
Department of Jaior
Washington
Cotton Association
Mines for stockmen seek hidden Arizona mineral lode
There is no business offering better chances for discovering valuable mineral deposits than stock raising on the Arizona ranges. These ranges lie in the mining heartland and are believed to contain many large deposits not yet found, awaiting discovery and development.
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Arizona Bares
Wil
Arizona Ranges
Certai
Jenckes Appointed Third Judge in Maricopa County
Jos. S Jencks was appointed as third judge of the superior court in Maricopa County by Governor Thomas Campbell yesterday. Judge Frank H. Lyman will administer the oath this morning as Jencks takes over the new duties. The action followed census data showing sufficient population for another judge and a high number of untried and civil suits, with wide support from the county bar.
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Jos. S
Jenckes
Four Smallpox Cases Found in Old Pueblo Tucson
City physician Dr Meade Clyne head of the board of health issued a vaccination warning after four smallpox cases were found in Tucson in the past several days. The notice urges vaccination to prevent spread and protect residents.
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Tucson
Meade Clyne
Board of Health
Brace of Thugs Kill Jack Wilson Near Nogales
Arie January 24 reports state Porter Chief Jay Lowe Sheriff George White and constabulary pursued two murderers who fatally shot Jack Wilken a resident of Photnta in the vicinity. The fugitives escaped toward the international border in a cattle wagon. one is identified as Lewis, the other as an escaped convict recently from San Quentin.
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Nogales
Arie
Jay Lowe
George White
Jack Wilken
Photnta
Lewis
San Quentin
California
Florada
Committees Recommend Do Pass for Douglas Court Bill Doom
House committees urged failure of Bill 31 by Rep J 8 Wylie creating a Douglas branch Superior Court. A Phoenix telegram from Ray B Krebs Tombstone says committees on Judiciary and County Affairs recommended no pass, making passage unlikely despite over ruling. The Tombstone Daily Prospector notes the deputy county seat plan fading for Douglas.
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House
J. 8. Wylie
Douglas
Phoenix
Ray B. Krebs
Tombstone
Krebs
Committee On Judiciary
Committee On
County Affairs
Douglasites
Ariz
Tombstone Daily Prospector
Arizona
Organized Gang Charged With Numerous Thefts
BISHEK Jan 26 An organized end of soldiers and civilians extending to Rabo has been robbing Camp Harry J Jones near Douglas of valuables in the thousands. Arrests followed, with Hele Halt and Stern among those accused of falsifying accounts and transporting loot. Authorities say looted auto equipment and machine parts were recovered, and a confession implicates many more, with Massengil released on bail. The case points to a broad network across soldiers and civilians.
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Bishek
Rabo
Harry J Jones
Douglas
Frank Masengill
Bisher
Ant
Main Craig
Department
Vharke
Campy Tate Stern
Fee
Massengil
U.S. Commission Reamier
Department of Justice
Masel
Gang of Thieves
Co Operation on Power Rates for Yuma District
The United States reclamation service will cooperate with the Arizona corporation commission to secure a rate adjustment for power in the Yuma district. A. P. Davis wired from Washington that he would cooperate to protect power interests. The commission noted the link to the California railway commission and the Southern Sierras Power Company rates as context for lower pricing.
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Phoenix
United States Reclamation Service
Arizona Corporation Commission
Yuma
David F. Johnson
Commission
A. P. Davis
Reclamation
Davis
Washington
Couminaton
Comtission
California Railway Commission
Railway Commission
Southern
Arizona road bonds total 11500 and county allocations
Fragmented text outlines Arizona road bond totals about 11500 with county level allocations across Maricopa and other counties. It lists numerous named towns and project costs ranging from 220,000 to 1,000,000 plus a total near several million dollars.
Dredging Pact Signed for Guaymas Bay Harbor
Ortiz Ruble secretary of communications in Mexico announces a contract for Guaymas harbor dredging to allow freighters into the California gulf. About 100,000 Mexican pesos will be spent monthly on dredging with the work seen as vital to the western Mexican port’s entry and the regional art industry. Local reports note the agreement’s significance for Guaymas as a key west coast port.
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Tucson
Ortiz Ruble
le Works
Mexico
Guaymas Harbor
California Gulf
Ft Ie
Mexico City
Guaymas
Ruble
Maricopa County Leaders Backs McArthur Highway Bill
Ashurst and Smith urged to support the McArthur federal aid highway bill after Maricopa County supervisors adopted a resolution. State Engineer Maddock reported unanimous state highway commissioner support and potential five year funding. The action aims to secure federal aid while legislatures remain in session.
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Phoenix
Board of Supervisors
Maricopa County
Henry Forshurst
Mores A. Smith
Representative Hasden
Thomas A. Maddock
McArthur
Will
Maddock
Washington
Mahway
Agua Prieta Gets New Morning Newspaper
A new daily newspaper begins in Agua Prieta run by Isaiah Sarandon and Kim Flores, former Cananea operators, printing in Spanish. The paper will cover Merion City news, border towns, U.S. topics, and west coast Mesien reports, with ads from Douglas and Agua Prieta.
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Agua Prieta
Toreine
Apare
Varia Nueva
Axua Prieta
Aetur Mt. Sarandon
Kins Flores
EE Ney
Canwnea
Agni Prieta
Cuie
EL Therapo AW
Merion City
Arizona extension budget figures for biennial period
The document lists appropriation figures for the University of Arizona at Tucson and extension services for the biennial period ending June, including 200,000 for improvements and 7683.08 for operating expenses. It details 78,800 for due payments, 9,000 for dry farming, 67,000 for axes cultural research, and a grand total of 3,061,371.40, about 1.4 million over the last session's general appropriation.
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Phoenix
Arizona
Tucson
Ute
Bein Cone
Rean
Alleged cattle thieves jailed after arrest in Douglas
Deputy Sheriff Fred Moore and Cattle Inspector George Bacon brought four men to Douglas yesterday afternoon on a sheriff’s warrant charging cattle theft. The group allegedly stole a beer from the Das Taylor ranch in the Swiss Alps mountains and were found in possession of the hide which bore the Taylor brand. Preliminary examination not set for this afternoon.
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Douglas
Jal
Fred Moore
George Bacon
Ofhee
Das Taylor
Swisapelm
Bacon
Moore
Watch on Patent Medicines Masks for Intoxicants
Washington officials announce action to curb intoxicating beverages sold as patent medicines. Prohibition agents will scrutinize applications for permits to manufacture medicines, denying those that disguise alcohol as medical remedies. Retailers and manufacturers face strict enforcement to prevent illegal sales while protecting legitimate drug products.
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Washington
San
Fereal
Bureau of Intenne Fclink
Tno
Mexican Government To Relinquish Roads
Mexican cabinet member Halas Callen announces that AML railroad lines will be returned to route owners. The plan, stated in El Universal via El Colversal, follows a cabinet meeting as Calles prepares for a Sonora vacation. The note appears in a Tucson report with Obregon era policy cited.
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Jan
AML Railroad
Huesary
Halas Callen
Obregon
el Colversal
Mally
Mexico City
Tucson
el Universal
Calles
Sonora
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