Bisbee Chamber Protests Swing Bill Over Colorado River
Telegrams from the Bisbee chamber of commerce protested the Swing bill for Colorado River control and development. They urged immediate licensing for the Giraud project to supply Arizona irrigation water and taxes, while opposing Bowler Canyon dam and arguing the bill discriminates against Arizona.
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Washington
Chamber of Commerce
Colorado
Immiediste Te Suance
Giraud
Boulder Canyon
Bowler Canyon
Arizona
Calslong
Omnia Sands
Prteliege
Chamber of
Cot Ce Farther
Campbell Says He Will Accept Renomination
Tucson dispatch reports Governor Campbell indicating willingness to seek renomination if Republicans need him. He left future plans to loyal supporters, while Dwight Heard hesitated on seeking the U.S. Senate, asking for two days to decide amid private considerations. Weary party resolutions praise tax, loans, Mexico relations, veterans aid, and education while urging continued GOP effectiveness.
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Tucson
Aris
Gew Thomas RE. Campbell
Republican Central Committee
State Central Committee
Dwight B. Heard
Phoenix
United States Senate
Sion
James Yoshiyte
Thingtes
Thie Plicam
Ananin
Fara Loans
Mexico
Department of Education
Arizona
Americas Seek Control Of World Silver Market
The Globe reports in Denver Colorado on June 25 that American mining interests gain influence in the silver market as English control shifts southward in the Americas. A later item notes a gas-tube incident at a local dry cleaning shop and a fire at Graham Dry Cleaning and Tailoring on Sullivan Street.
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Denver
Colo
GLOBE
Ers’ Association
International Coin
prin @i
Graham
Weatern Mln Company
Sullivan Tug
Ne Presser
Increased earnings through I C S courses
A testimonial-style pitch highlights $95 hourly value from spare time study with the International Correspondence Schools. It claims millions of students and 30 years of wage gains across offices, stores, factories, and mines, with 130000 already preparing for higher jobs.
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International Correspondence Schools
I.C.S
Delinquent Tax Share Shown By Arizona Counties
Phoenix June 27 figures published by State Treasurer Raymond R. Earhart show about 11 percent of total taxes due the state for 1921-22 are delinquent, totaling around 5.42 million dollars. County-by-county totals list Apache, Cochise, Coconino, Gila, Graham, Greenlee, Navajo, Pima, Pinal, Yavapai and others with specific levies and delinquent amounts.
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Phoenix
Raymond R. Earhart
Cochise
Coconino
Gila
Graham
Greene
Mokiave
Sunita Crun
Isaeze Yura
County targets back taxes with sale of property
County Attorney JF Ross announced that the blanket tax rate tied last year for collection will begin today. Back taxes owed by defendants will be collected in groups of twelve, with property advertised for sale and tax books cleared. Suits filed late last year cover years 191? 198? 147 and 191s, involving about sixty thousand dollars in back taxes. Property sales will proceed to clear these debts and prepare for judgments on remaining defendants.
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JF Ross
Carchise
Judement
Jean
Seid
Juvenile truck of freight cars busted behind warehouses
Two 12 and 10 year old boys, Manuel Obregon and Agusta Barragon, were taken into custody after attempting to break into freight cars parked along tracks behind warehouses. Night Captain and officers detained them in city jail before Chief of Detectives Cotnnedo convened a briefing. Authorities believe the youths’ information may lead to arrests of an organized gang of freight car robbers.
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Fvelon
Priit
Manuel Obregon
Agusta Barragon
Eas
Moustin
Mpecial
Franco
Ex Live Department
Winstanstey
Bors
Ty Indie
Fire devastates two stores in Benson district blaze
A fourth fire in ten months threatened the Benson area today as flames from the Mayfair Second Hand Store likely caused an explosion and spread to Moore Terrier Shop. Both buildings were damaged before the Benson fire department could control it. The blaze began shortly after 1 pm and burned on into the afternoon with no damage figure reported.
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Mensox
Benson Fre
Rollin Jones Faces Charges by Grand Jury
Rollin Jones, a principal, surrendered this afternoon after a special grand jury indicted him on two charges. He is married with five children and was reportedly pursued by masked men. A co-defendant, Walter, was retried on assault charges tied to the whipping incident. the result was a jury discharge and a retrial set for September.
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Endenin
Lane
B. Jones
Labie
Su Khia Kina
Maricopa Omnty
Jones
Soleing Leis Walter
Lenscavel Jones
Meni 4
Water
Boof Walter
Arizona board cuts nurse training to twenty eight months
The grand jury reported Sanderson of Glendale indicted on a nurse exam board case tied to klan activities. A statewide decision reduces nurse training length to twenty eight months for classes entering June 1922, with focus on Deaconess Hospital Phoenix St Joseph Hospital Phoenix and St Marys Hospital Tucson. Applicants must be at least 18 and have two years of high school or equivalent.
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Jones
Sanderson
Glendale
Arizona State Esterday
Kidnaypine
Bert Matthews Joe
Matthews
Arizona Deaconess Hospital
Phoe
St. Mary's Hospital
Tucson
Ariz
Pinyan Trial In Globe Embezzlement Case Opens
Miami June 26 Robert L Pinyan former Globe police chief today faces embezzlement charges in Maricopa superior court. Judge Lyman sits for Judge Shute who disqualified himself. The case centers on funds allegedly diverted while Pinyan was Globe city collector and is expected to be lengthy and complex.
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Wee
Miami
Robert L. Piyan
Globe
Lyman
Maricopa County
Federal agents seize stills and arrest operators in Alabama case
Federal agents and Sheriff Lo Wright of Betson report arrests after a bootleg operation near Lattivon Northwest of Henson. The stills, mash, and a quantity of white mule were seized. seven bootleg operations were cleaned up in the county over three weeks. Courthouse actions lead to Thirity days bonds and ongoing investigations.
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A. Powter
Baris
Marttove
Henson
Sevena
Mexican Boy 15-Year-Old Hurt in Stomach Wound
June 29 report says Manuel Moreno 15 is in critical condition from a knife wound alleged to be inflicted by Jesus Gimerez 16 after a quarrel in a lower First Street dive Tuesday night. Gimerez was captured by police and held pending determination of Moreno’s wounds. If Moreno dies, the youth faces murder charges. The fight had witnesses who refused to reveal the cause. The knife was driven to the hilt into Moreno’s stomach.
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Douglas
Manuel Moreno
Jesus Gimerez
Gimerez
Moreno
Indicted in Grand Jury Case Amid Desert Lashings
The report notes grand jury charges against a suspect tied to a whipping case near a desert town. Authorities pursued a $300 bond set. a Phoenix man remains at large. In Bowie Arizona, Kratzberg returned from Loriburg after finger amputation and bone removal due to embedded burr, with hopes for permanent healing.
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St. Joseph's Hospital, Phoenix, Ari
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Wrigley
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Bowie
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