Grand jury returns seven indictments in Phoenix case
Seven indictments, including a secret one, were returned by the special county grand jury after noon Saturday before recessing until September 11. Four open indictments target Charles F. Dalton, president of the Peoria Exchange bank. two target L. A. Bechtel, cashier. one targets R. F. Schefer, a bank clerk. Dalton faces embezzlement charges and depositing knowing the bank insolvent. Bechtel faces deposits while insolvent. Schefer faces receiving deposits knowing the bank insolvent. Bonds: $10,000 for the secret indictment, $1,000 each for three other defendants. Schefer posted bond and was released. the secret defendant fled toward Canada and is being pursued.
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Phoenix
Special County Grand Jury
Charles F. Dalton
Peoria Exchange Bank
L. A. Bechtel
R. F. Schefer
Sheriff's Office
Schefer
Dalton
Bechtel
Scheter
T Sanford
Grand
Sheriffs Office
Canada
J. 10
Woman Shoots Herself In Tucson Hotel Death Note Cites Pain
The body of Mrs. M. Clifford of Reddington Arizona was found in a Tucson hotel room after she left a note saying she planned to end her life due to dental pain. Police report indicate she shot herself and had last spoken with hotel staff after registering Friday.
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Tucson
M. Clifford
Reddington
Arizona
Woman Found Fatally Shot in Hotel Room
A hotel tenant failed to appear leading a porter to find a woman's body on the floor of her room. Police said a shot through the mouth was the only wound, an apparent jammed automatic firearm. The Tucson Undertaking Co. prepared the body for removal.
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Tucson Undertaking Company
One Hundred Six Arizona Eastern Shopmen Strike
About one third of Arizona Eastern railroad shopmen walked out at Phoenix yesterday after work, 108 leaving Phoenix shops while Globe had none. Globe shops employ 100, Phoenix 49 on payroll. operation to continue on same schedule as workers protest across crafts including painters machinists boilermakers and inspectors.
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Phoenix
Ark Tone Eastern Railroad
A. Woodcock
Woodcock
Globe
Willcox Cubs Rout Juniors In 9 to 0 Blowout
Tombstone Juniors traveled to Willcox where the Cubs won decisively 9 to 0. The game drew about 31 Tombstonites as tempers flared and a Willcox bully taunted the umpire before the dust settled. Coach C J Wynn cited borrowed players from local teams as part of the day’s controversy. Tomorrow the Juniors head to Benson to face the Apache Indians. Helen L Brown seeks reelection as Cochise County Superintendent of Schools in the Democratic primary.
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Tombstone
Willcox
Willcox Cubs
Harry ‘Henes
Harry
Wilcox
Henry
Jusiors
Heney
Boye
Clarence Cavangh
C.J. Wynn
Cubs
Dragoon
Benson
Mrs Naomi Douglas 18 Called To Rest
Mrs Naomi Douglas 18 widow of Dr James S Douglas and mother of Walter Douglas died yesterday at Spyten Duyvil New York after a six month illness She was 4 years old Funeral services will be held next Tuesday in Quebec Globe Globe Payson Stage Company to extend service to Winslow.
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Ins
Walter Douglas
James S. Douglas
Spyten Duyvil
New York
Democratic Primary Candidate Joins Cochise County Supervisor Race
Candidate from District No 3 announces bid for Supervisor of Cochise County. The announcement notes subject 9 and the Democratic Primaries on September 9. Also details reelection bid for County Recorder H L Hutchison incumbent facing Democratic Primary on September 12, 1922.
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Cochise County
Jag Denson
Arizon
H. L Hutchison
Lemenee
Superior Court of Co
Chise
J. E
James
Ambers
Cochise
Dem
Nambere Ifty
Nombere Ifty
Clealve
Superior Court
Naval Tam
Superior Court of
Bisheatrict No. 1
D. A. Adams
Dragoon
Ariz
Notice of Sale of Tombstone Union High bonds
The Cochise County Arizona Board of Supervisors invites sealed bids by July 17, 1922, 2 PM for the purchase of Tombstone Union High School District bonds totaling 50000 dollars, 6 percent interest, semiannual payments, with bonds numbered 1 to 80, to mature 1924 through 1959. Bids require a certified check 5-7% of bid, forms available in Tombstone, and the board may reject any bid.
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Board of Supervisors
Cochise County
Arizona
Stone Union High School
County of
Cochise
State of Arizona
Tombstone Union High
Gold Corp
United States of America
Tombstone
M. C. Hawkins
Pesbort
Tombstone Union High School
Charged With Bigamy, Mor Mons Flee To Old Mexico
J J Huber and Joseph E Robinson of Mesa district faced bench warrants issued by Judge R C Stanford on bigamy indictments. They departed Arizona the night before indictments were returned and warrants issued. wives say they are in Mexico.
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Mesa, Ariz
J. J. Huber
Joseph E. Robinson
Mesa
R. C. Stanford
Superior Court
Arizona
Mexico
Extra $50 raise and home study promise offer
A sales pitch asserts a raise of $50 per month after urging study at home. It claims the firm values the worker, promises more money soon, and promotes training through the International Correspondence Schools to prepare for better pay. The ad urges mailing a coupon to enroll.
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Easy Street
Grace
Miss Evelyn Cowan Weds Charles A. Waller at McNeal
Miss Evelyn Cowan daughter of Mr and Mrs William Cowan of Sulphur Springs valley wed Charles A Waller of Rockburn Quebec Canada at the Cowan home near McNeal on June 14. Rev N Prior officiated and a dinner followed for relatives and friends. The couple plan to reside in Canada where the groom lives.
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Evelyn Cowan
William Cowan
Sulphur Springs Valley
Charles A. Waller
Rockburn
Quebec
Canada
Cowan
McNeal
N. Prior
McNeul
A. G. Stevenson
W. J. Davis
Mra
Lowery
Anne
Woman Injured In Knife Fight In Nogales
Early July 3 a fight at the Rose apartments left Mrs. Johnson badly injured and Mrs. Bee Cole in county jail awaiting trial. A butcher knife was used, with Johnson suffering 16 stab wounds across face and head. Dr. T. B. Pitts treated the wounds.
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Nogales
Rose Apartments
Bee Cole
Johnson
Young Liddil son killed as bank caves in
Maitland J. Lida 33, father Bruce Liddil, died at Midland home when earth caved during digging for a room addition. His three year old brother Bulche watched nearby as a wheelbarrow of hard clay collapsed crushing the skull. Neighbors heard the fall and the mother rushed to the scene.
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Bruce Liddil
BANK
Miami
Maitland J. Lida
Midland
Maitland
Midland Curve
Bulche
Liddit
Bruce Liddit
Cochise County Sheriff and Assessor Candidacy Filed
GEOR. HENSHAW declares for sheriff of Cochise County and for county assessor, running in the Democratic Primaries on September 12, 1922, as present incumbent seeks voter support.
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Geor. Henshaw
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