Protective League Formed in Douglas
A Citizens Protective League organized in Douglas with Albert Stacy as chairman and Oscar K Gell as secretary. The group vows to promote Douglas welfare and curb unwarranted interference with industries. An executive committee of Douglas men was named and endorsement from local business groups indicated.
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Douglas
Bighee
Evetr Fing
Organ
Albert Stacy
Oscar K Gell
Douglas Organization
Citizens’ Protective League of
Couplas
Bisbee
Citizens’ Protective League
LW W
George Buxton
C. ©. Ellis
W. J. Reay
Geb M. Kelly
James Logie
Alfred Puol
Jor Kine
Citizens’ Protective League of Douglas
Douglas Business Men
Douglas Chamber of Commerce and Mines
Delayed Restraining Order Hearing In Towns Intervenors Case
A delayed restraining order case involving the Teart of Auperviners and Townlis Intervenors proceeds with attorneys Gittson and Bruce Ste phenec Innewerd noting they appear for taxpayers, not as a single representative. Hearing date to be set. Weekes and multiple attorneys align for a date within eight days if possible as weather or timing allows.
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Elvetian
Mistier of
Cellag
Uy Canuitler Judec
Gittson
Premet
jDimectt
Bruce Stephenec Innewerd
Tuglas Attornes
Jeon
Bear
AL ‘Romney Manette
Manette
Feilee Loeietesied
Ie Atharmey
Back Salaries Awarded to Santa Cruz County Officials
In a Santa Cruz Superior Court decision, dated June 30, officials won back salaries. Ex-Sheriff Bill McKnight received 5700, Sheriff Ray Earhart 800, Assessor Vic Waxer 2400, ex-County Attorney S. F. Noon 2400, Jossephine Saxon 1200, and George Field former board chairman were cited. The 1901 salary law had been cut in 1912, later ruled unconstitutional, restoring original pay rates.
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F. Noon
Jossephine Saxon
George Field
Board of Supervisors
Arizona bean planting and silos expand across the state
About thirty thousand acres of the equity bean will be planted in the United States, with 14 008 acres in Arizona. The crop may reach 29 000 pounds, with a latest price around 28 cents in Los Angeles. Dr Forbes of the University station notes a likely larger potato crop, while silos rise statewide through cooperative farmer action.
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Arizona
We Angeles
Tt. R. Forbes
Sulternl Experiment Station
University
Cochine County
Santa Cruz Valley
Eilos
Globe Foreman Killed Inspires Miner Anger in Phoenix
Spanish and Mexican miners at Globe protest the killing of a Spaniard foreman by W. W. Clark, cement contractor at the Inspiration mine. A wire to General Campbell reports strong demand for an investigation and rising tensions among workers.
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Phoenix
Globe
W. W. Clark
Inspiration
Thomas E. Campbell
Wovel Motorcycle Race Plans May Draw Race Fans
Wovel Motorcycle Club outlines a four day cross regional race set for July with starts at 7 am each day. Riders from 13 clubs begin in Phoenix and Tucson with three minute intervals and multiple check stations. Entry fee and points system described, promoter Donates and Tucson sponsor the event.
German Parole Breaker Berg Arrested in Naco
Reports reaching her last night from Naco state say Second Engineer Berg of the Kronprincess Cecile has been arrested. Berg allegedly broke his parole when the steamer interned at Bar Flatbor and fled to Mexico. Justice agents waited for his return to Naco from the interior of Mexico a few days ago.
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Naco
Berg
Kronprincess
Cecile
Fan
Bar Flatbor
Mexico
Department of Justice
Interior of Mexico
Government divides state districts for selective draft
The article details a planned division of the state into Tau districts for the selective draft. It lists district names Apache Navajo Conco tutas Mollan Saropah Pleat Mariogs and seats Phoenix and Thexon as district headquarters. It notes June population registrations and acknowledges a five member social board including a lawyer doctor farmer and manufacturer.
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Mattie Noo
Phoenix
Disarter
Pina
Santa Cron Co‘ebise
Centum
Growntog
Gila
Aentati
Colorado River rising threats to levees near Yuma
Flood fears persist along the Colorado River as the Needles reading shows a tenth of a foot rise and Kin Point points to falling water. Levee seepage remains at Yuma sites with little consequence, while officials expect no breakage before July 1, despite ongoing water anxiety and reports of a complete reclamation levee trip last night.
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Yuma
dJunne
Kin Point
Yara
Yuna
Bard
Erono Reappointed Receiver of Public Moneys in Phoenix and Del Norte
President Whiteen announced reappointments to the public land service including John J. Birdno as receiver of public moneys at Phoenix Arizona and Leo A. Ruark as receiver of public moneys at Del Norte Colorado in Washington June 30.
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Washington
Jane
Public Land Service
Witeen
John J. Birdno
Public
Phoenix
Ariz
Leo A. Ruark
del Norte
Coto
Superior Court sentences in bootlegging and burglary cases
In a Superior Court session Judge A Loekwood handed down sentences for bootlegging and related crimes. George W Whitaker received six months and 150 dollars, W H Day two years and 100 dollars, and others including Alva C Moore, John Dickson, Chas Hinton, Edward F Morton, and Francisco Medina were sentenced to terms from one to seven years for various offenses.
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George W. Whitaker
W. H. Day
Toy Chambers
Alva C. Moore
John Dickson
Chas. Hinton
Edward F Morton
P Orsary
Francisco Medina
Forges Try to Spread Strife in Douglas Metropolis
Reported in Douglas yesterday that W W Forges and a group of agitators are attempting to foment trouble. Between thirty and fifty men, said to have come from Risher, allegedly preached sedition by auto to smelter workers. Most workers are married with families, tied to their homes, reducing expected support for the agitators.
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Douglas
W. W
Record Issuance Of Marriage Licenses In Cochise County
The Cochise county clerk reports a record 98 marriage licenses issued since June 1 by 4 pm marking the largest monthly total in the county and a peak for the state. The upbeat clerk J B James of the Superior Court notes a spike in June marriages and a packed office handling the licenses.
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Cochise County
J.B James
Superior Cort
Miners Return to Work Amid Quiet Arizona District
Advices from Bisbee indicate more miners reported to work this morning and many will return tonight. AM is quiet with no violence. Governor and Sheriff urge strict peace and law enforcement, noting potential disorder risks and seeking conciliator and military inquiry into Warren District unrest.
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Bisbee
Opened Land For Homestead Near Phoenix Amid Restoration
Nearly 19 000 acres withdrawn by the reclamation law are restored and will be open for homestead entry at 9:00 am on August 20 this year. Contestants with preference rights get 30 days to act. applications may be filed by mail or in person with the regular filing fee. If multiple filings occur, a drawing will decide the order on August 27 at 2 pm. Much of the land is of little value, with several parcels near Yuma and most near the local area.
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Phoenix
John L. Irvin
Resistar
United States Land Office
Piblic
Yuma
Not her popular Tombstone couple joined in marriage
Nother popular Tombstone couple were married this morning at the Congregational church Rev. Stark officiating Mr Roy L Kendall and Miss Gladys Bandy joined in matrimony. The bride taught in local schools and is sister of Mrs C V Price. The groom, a cattleman, operates a ranch in South Pass Dragoon mountains. After the ceremony they left for California for a honeymoon then will settle at the Kendall ranch.
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Tombstone
Congregational Church
Stark
Roy L. Kendall
Gladys Bandy
Our City
C. V. Price
Terest
South Pass
Dragoon Mountains
Kangaroo Court
California
Kendall Ranch
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