Deportation suits filed in Cochise County action in 1931
Thirty one more deportation suits are filed in Cochise County as part of ongoing cases against numerous Mexican nationals. Winters and Higgs, Lowell, and others represent the plaintiffs and defendants, with damages sought ranging from 250 to 75 000 dollars in some actions. The suit list names many individuals and corporations and raises questions on the statute of limitations.
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Harry ¢ We
Cochise Eaut Wheeler
Grinstead Named Sanitation Chief in Arizona Update
Col E P Grinstead, former commander of the 158th regiment in war zones, is appointed state sanitation officer by Dr George Goodrich, superintendent of public health. He will oversee rural sanitation and health mutation programs in the state.
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Phoenix
E. P. Grinstead
158Th Regiment
George Goodrich
Col. Grinstead
GRAZING LAND SELECTION IN COCHISE REPORTED
The state land department announces the selection of grazing lands in Cochise County under the enabling act. The allotment includes areas to indemnify agricultural lands recently relinquished. Cattlemen anticipate access to range near the western and southern areas as opportunities for leasing are set.
Over and Million Exports of Ore Reported for January
Values derived from official Mexican reports show exports of ore totaling 161 cars worth about 1,205,68 pesos. The Fort Agua Prieta border area accounted for the majority, with 16 cars crossing the border. Other districts listed include San Nicholas, San Pablo, San Pedro, and Tarango, among others.
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Meare
San Nicholas
San Pablo
Silver and zinc markets and currency reform discussants
The piece notes a new zinc ad rate of 499 per ton, mentions Mexican ore costs and U S tariff proposals, and reports Colorado senator Thomas introducing bills for an international monetary conference commission and exchange, with further details promised on page 5.
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Colorado
House
Ways and Means Committee
Washington
Joplin
Congress
Thomas
International Monetary Exchange Commission
United States
Severe flood damages and street repairs after storm
A heavy two inch rainfall caused extensive flooding damaging roads and infrastructure. Water inundated streets, blocked telephones, and damaged cement work and gutters. Emergency crews cleared debris and repaired major damage, marking the Lambston area’s second storm event in two years with a young cyclone twisting trees and fences.
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Sikter
Cota
Luzon
Toothrtonetistee
Lambstons
Aum
Elvan Nln
Colonel Greenway to Return in July for Railroad Plan
Colonel John Way plans to return to Warren on July 15 after a stay in New York. He will be accompanied by Dr LD Rickerts. Greenway is unlikely to join the C and A again soon and will focus on building a railroad from Ajo to the Gulf of California. Unfounded chatter suggests he might seek the U S Senate seat in Arizona next year.
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Johnway
Warren
Way
New York
LD. Rickerts
Greenway
New Cornelia
Ajo
Gulf of California
United States
Arizona
Indians Flood Flagstaff Trial Draws Crowds
In Flagstaff on July 4 a large crowd attended the trial linked to a deadly arson at the Hubbell trading post. Navajos and Apaches were involved in a case tied to the murder of trader Charles Hubbell, with suspects captured after a blaze at the post and subsequent police pursuit into northern Arizona hills.
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Flagstaff
Sobie
Aecare
Feation Ems
Trent
Mexico
Charles Hui
Lorenzo Habbell
Oraiba
Arizona
No. 1
Increase of Pay for Employes County Officers Say
Maricopa County's annual operating cost is estimated at about $350,000 by Clarence Sandage, clerk of the board of supervisors, who is preparing the budget. The figure includes $20,000 more than the original proposal and may be approved to raise salaries for clerks across county offices.
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Phoenix
Swiy
Maricopa County
Clarence Sandage
Board of Sapervisors
tSanage
Board of Supervisors
Texas Oil Co to Drill in Bowie Field
Howie, Ariz. Luis 4-0 . Thor, Mr Safford, felt manager of the FF 19) oy ah Algona company, elas in principally of Safford. Gs alimi tienes then, att at whats ef to the development of the feowle Ol Basin, parsed siioweh here Pibisy. returnng from an aspectiain trio Oo the cdmpaties utriiline Im the anger and Burklurnets Rell, H war melassie about thels pros te aid Mr Thorp states that after an ex toate trie through the ble! produc ng oil Molde of Texas he ty incre ej peed 1 ere that We owe Oi Basin a great felt oh sat we have a stunt ail surface fmitteations Meal structure, wil hale stil antic rd sands would convince any ait was at this' Manisster Thorp states that any have now under consider the matter of putting a standard iie work [n th Rowie Of Hasin as the 7" Company has good ail but hot ine in this field A California oil expert has just ri shed a weeks inspection of this ac ion. When asked as opinion he erated he is so firmly convinced of no possibilities of a big oil basin there at he secured over a thousand acres of oil land and returning home to report to his associates. The chances are that they will have a bit standard Hig at work In the Bowie Oil Basin in a very short time. Several other strong companies are in the course of formation and are eveuring round. From all indication a mon looks Ike the real develop ment of the Bowie Oil Basin has be an.
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Howie
Ariz
Luis
Thor
Safford
Oy Ah Algona Company
Elas
Gs Alimi Tienes
Feowle Ol
Melassie
Mr Thorp
Texas
Wil Hale
Manisster Thorp
Hasin
California
Bowie
Government to pay market price for silver bullion
Washington July 3 The Director of the Mint directs assay offices to pay market prices for silver found in gold bullion purchased by the offices. Previously the government paid one dollar per ounce and market rates climbed to about 1.14 dollars after the embargo was lifted.
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Washington
Mint
Baker
Ready for July term of court preparations underway
With jurors drawn to report Monday, the criminal calendar for July term is being prepared. Sheriff McDonald and officials convene to arrange juries and schedules as cases ready for trial are listed for the upcoming term likely to extend into September.
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Sideramis Cornin
Sandra Ron
Sheriff McDonald
Judge Franklin Priqenix Dies in St Washington Hospital
Judge Franklin Priqenix wife of Judge Alfred Franklin and an internal revenue and relief justice figure died last night at St Washington Hospital in Miner. She is survived by her husband and three daughters, two brothers in California. No funeral arrangements have been made.
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Priqenix
Alfred Frank
Internal Revenue
Arena Rere
Triple slaying reported on Navajo Reservation near Agstaff
Coconino Sheriff J C Errington confirms a July 2 triple killing on the Navajo Indian Reservation about 1 mile north of Agstaff. Names of the victims were not advised, and the case involves a white veterinary surgeon and an Indian interpreter killed after an attempted examination of a pony. The assailant allegedly wounded a bystander before fleeing.
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Coconino
Agstaff
J. C.rrington
Coconino County
Yeaterdy
Here
Errours
Bess
Onion shortages hit Arizona market as supply dries
Arizona dealers report a near total lack of onions with prices rising. The market is bare with no immediate relief expected as Stockton fields, a key earlier supplier, are late and no other large sources are available.
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Phoenix
Stockton
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