Squabble Over Mining Claim Papers Leads to Arrests
A dispute over posting assessment notices near Cochise in the Dragoon region triggered arrests for burglary after J. S. McNeish and J. P. McDonald allegedly entered a house for tools. Accusations spread as townsfolk claim jumping of National Marble claims. Morgan and Rose figures clash with legal moves including writs and bonds.
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Cochise
Drakoon
J. 5. McNeish
Bisbee
J. P. McDonald
Tombstone
Kolb
Dragoon
Minne and Milling Coorporation
Pittsburg
Faimers
Dragoons
McNeish
McTonald
Jr. Legier
McDonald
Justice of the Peace
T. 3
Weese
Morgan
Hood
Rose
Cochive
Donald
H. P. Merrill
Mexico to bar foreign money along border line
Authorities announce a decree effective July 3 prohibiting all foreign silver and paper money in Sonora and across Mexican territory. Crossing the Friday line or buying goods will require Mexican currency, with confiscation and fines for possession. Banks stockpile Mexican silver to facilitate exchange for Americans spending at the border.
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Sonora
Mexico
Messe
Bradford Named Cashier and Director of Reopened Phoenix Bank
E. C. Bradford, former resident, named cashier and director of the Central bank of Phoenix after its reopening amid financial difficulties. Bradford had resigned as state bank examiner, and the bank underwent a complete reorganization following the closure and upcoming revival.
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Bradford
Phoenix Central Bank
Las
E. C. Bradford
Central Bank of Phoenix
Douglas Vecordey
State Bank
Frien
Bisbee Boys Hurt in California Car Wreck
Two Bisbee youths Krigbaum and John Conniff, former Bisbee residents, were injured Saturday night near San Francisco when their car was hit head on by a fast touring car. Krigbaum suffered a broken collarbone and bruises while Conniff endured a broken pose and fractured knee. Both are out of danger.
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Bisbee
Nrigosum
John Conniff
San Francisco
Cal
Krigbaum
Connis
County Engineer Sees Rain Helping County Roads
County Engineer Sid Smyth says recent rains will improve Cochive county roads. Crews are ordered to drag roads after every shower, with the Ramsey Canyon and Leslie Canyon projects nearing completion. A Phoenix conference with State Engineer Maddock discussed state funding and highway improvements from federal aid, with action expected soon.
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Sid Smyth
Douglas
Cochive County
Forrest Rounh
Sulphur Spring Valley
Ramsey Canyon
Smyth
Phoenix
Hart
Bhant of Supervisors
Maddock
Chise County
Here
Leslie Canyon
Cave Creek
Two More Entries for Big Race Add to Field
J. B Cavanaush announces two entries for the limile speed event from Feibank to Tombstone on July 4. Red Gannon of Red's Service Station Lowell enters his Ford I speedster with Pinkie Waleh of Tombstone driving and Jimmie Caretto as mechanician. A. G Karger of Bankhead Motor Co. plans a Nash stock car with driver unnamed, likely Slim Butler or Harry Downey. Sheriff Hood seeks a mechanic. several rejections noted. At least three more entries expected tomorrow. Open Antelope Bridge opens on Phoenix-Yuma road with completion and traffic tomorrow. Officials say average pace will be a mile a minute.
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KB Cavanaush
Feibank
Tombstone
Red Gannon
Red
Lowell
Pinkie” Waleh
Jimmie Caretto
A. G Karger
Bankhead , Motor Co
Slim Butler
Harry Downey
Mr. Karger
Karger
Douglas
Sheriff Hood
Harry Rafferty
Camp speech defends Mondell bill on Colorado river
Governor Camp spoke at a Kiwanis luncheon about the Mondell bill to apportion Colorado River waters among capable states. He argued the state has nothing to lose under current plans if mismanagement ends, and stressed defending Arizona’s rights while urging prudent reclamation efforts.
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Phoenia
Kiwans
Camp
Dell
Lab
Colorado River
Campbell
Boulder Canyon
Black Canson
Arizona
No Extradition Until Recognition
A dated letter from Gey reports Mexico will not extradite Arcadia Chavez until the U S recognizes Meaton. Governor Ernest R Mall transmits a telegram from President A Odivet on Mexico’s stance stating extradition is not opportune now and will proceed when competent authorities file a complaint.
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Mexico
Arcadia Chavez
Sess Fieher
United States
Meaton
Gey
Sheriff Hood
A. Odiveton
Ernest R Mall
Phoenix
Arizona
Department of Forcales
Jess Fisher
Aradio Cleaver
Guan To Recover After Fire Accident
July 1 Mesa Chas Quan Chinese worker was burned in a cooper fire that threatened his life last Wednesday night. Doctors later said he will recover with a fighting chance and regain strength, though disfiguring injuries remain. Initial fears over his condition eased after burns were washed and treated, and Quan applied Chinese lotions himself which puzzled physicians in the first twenty four hours.
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Mesa
Chas Quan
Quan
Ex-Service Men in State Institution May Transfer
June 20 Bisbee reports John Rock and 15 other mentally deranged ex service men from Bisbee face transfer to a California government institution for better care. Senator Ralph Cameron says General Cummings of the Public Health Service is personally reviewing the case and will pursue a suitable facility.
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Bisbee
John Rock
State Hospital For
Phoenix
Caliifornia
Ralph Cameron
Arizona
M. £. Cassidy
Cameron
General Cummings
Public Health Service
Heaven
Health Service
Hoval A. Smith
County Attorney Convention Planned in Flagstaff
Flagstaff hosts a two day summer convention of county attorneys from the state and their wives, with Attorney General Galbraith expected. Arrangements aim to invite the state supreme court and offer a royal good time during the stay, including a possible visit to the Grand Canyon.
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Flagstaff
Te State
F. M. Gold
Galbraith
State Supreme Court
Grand Canyon
Crable Moves to Cleveland from Flagstaff
Francie D Crable leaves Flagstaff for Cleveland Ohio to establish home and practice law. His eldest son Robert stays behind with the remaining children joining their father toward the east. Crable with ten years in Flagstaff and Tombstone origins seeks advancement in Cleveland amid family moves and business prospects.
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Flagstaff
Francie D. Crable
Cleveland
John
Paul
Albauerque
Brown
Crable
Robert
Albuquerque
Crabl
Tombstone
Flagstat
Clevens
Ation
Prescott Frontier Day festivities loom with deadly shootings
Prescott gears up for a four day Frontier Day celebration as Sheriff Davis dusts in extra deputies after two fatal shootings. Foster Real killed a mechanic, Pearl Woodruff linked to Roak’s death faces arrest. Under Sheriff Bowers killed during a raid. George RoHenshaw wounded, suspect George nabbed after a second shooting. Crowds flock to events, boxing, dances, and a big fireworks show at Reservoir Hill.
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Prescott
Uoder
Warren G. Davis
Foster Real
Pearl Woodruff
Rooming Keane
Roak
Fal F. Bowers
Ape County
Sheriff Bowers
Yaseritt
Sherift
Ares Beater
George
Vayapal
Automobile Club of Arizona Offers Standing Reward
The Automobile Club of Arizona announces a standing reward of 25 dollars for recovery of any stolen car owned by a member, with an additional 25 dollars for certain cases. Notice sent to peace officers statewide by the club president and general manager. The policy aims to reduce monthly thefts.
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Jane
Automobile Cla of
Arizona
Cla
Thas
Club steward caught with gin and beer at line
Douglas scene where a club steward was arrested discussing crossing to Agua Prieta. Four bottles of beer and a quart inconspicuously in a car back seat. Mitchell claimed ownership. bail set at $100. Court proceeding declared tarftetted by Judge Jack.
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Agua Prieta
Douglas
Mitchell
Jack
Arizona battleship to aid in Peruvian celebration
Washington July 1 Oklahoma and Arizona were designated today by Secretary Denby to represent the navy at the centennial celebration of Peru's independence in July. Admiral Hugh Rodman will be naval representative.
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Washington
Oklahoma
Arizona
Denby
Navy
Peru
Hugh Rodman
Dempsey Triumphs In Fourth Round Clinch Exchange
Dempsey and Carpentier exchange body blows and head shots as the bell saves Carpentier in round four. Dempsey presses to the ropes with a body shot, Carpentier fights back with rights and lefts, then is counted to nine before the gong ends the round.
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Carpentier
Dempsey
Dempaey
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Legion
Tenth Cavalry Band
So Miuck
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Sway Dat Laneh
Toflay
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Ant Everts
Crystal
Russel Chambers
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Sutton
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