Criminal Calendar Opens With Leybas Verdict In July Session
In the brief July term of Superior Court a jury found Romulo Leybas guilty of attempted murder for an alleged drunken fight in Bibbee. He was accused of shooting Teodoro Granillos and Jesus Granillos, both wounded in the head by a 43 caliber revolver. The court then excused the jury for the term as two more cases were pending and sent a juvenile matter to the juvenile branch. A special venire list named numerous residents for duty. Later, Prisoner No. 5175 Miguel Nunez died when TNT explosion at the Miami highway work site killed him and another prisoner Miranda.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Romulo Leybas
Munier
Bibbee
Leybas
Teodoro Granillos
Jesus Granillos
Faher
Lockwood
Te Superior Court
Phoenix
Miami
Miguelo Nunez
Miranda
State
Florence
Dan Batley
Mexico Needs Nogales Mining Revival Push
In Nogales Mexico on July 12 the Chamber of Commerce joined mining expert Charles Butera of New York and San Francisco to promote reviving abandoned mines across the country to spur silver coinage. Butera argues restoring the mint plan would produce immense silver. He notes his mining interests span Mexico, Salvador, and Nicaragua and highlights cyanide reduction methods. He calls for small change and "hard money" for Mexico.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nogales
Arie
Chamber of Commerce
Charles Buters
New York
San Francisco
Mexico
Batutera
Salvador
Nicaragua
Oves
Arizona crop report shows expected acreage declines this year
July preliminary estimates from the Arizona Bureau of Crop Estimates project 7,099 acres of corn and 12,0100 acres of wheat? and 40,000 acres of grain sorghum in 1920. Compared with last year, corn down about 2,000 acres, sorghum down 15,000. other crops largely unchanged. Condition of corn at 94 percent of normal as of July 1, with various readings for grain sorghum, white potatoes, cotton, barley, alfalfa, oats, and wheat. figures shown for July 1, 1919 in parentheses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thornix
Arizona
Lomal Offic
Bureau of Crop Estimates
Abscess Removed From Childs Brain By Army Surgeons
In Nogales Arizona on July 14 doctors Majors D W O'Donnell and J M Perrine at St Josephs hospital removed an abscess from two year old Ivan Varcenas son of Astol Cardenas after ear trouble. The delicate operation took about twenty minutes and proceeded well according to the base hospital staff at Camp Stephen D Little.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nogales
Ariz
St Joseph's Hospital
Ivan .Varcenas
Astol- Cardenas
Astoltican
Presidente Mundipal
Sonora
D. W. O'Donnell
J. M. Perrine
Camp
Stephen D. Little
Cattlemen Seek Relief From Sonora Export Duty
Cattlemen and buyers in Santa Cruz county urge Sonora authorities to reduce the heavy export duty on cattle. About 12 per head is charged locally, with thousands of Sonoran cattle awaiting the American market but no sale prospects under current rules. Officials fear disruption to trade and price impacts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nogales, Arie
Santa Cruz County
Sonora
Omal
Tourist crushed as Ford overturns near Kingman
In Arizona on a Sunday near Kingman a Ford overturned killing Mrs Henry Opte and injuring others. The driver, a son and another rider survived with minor injuries while a mother and child in the rear seat were rescued. the mother died within a half hour from a fractured skull and other injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
King Ariz
Henry Opte
Ford
Kingman
Ogle
Ton
Beyong
Attempted murder near Copper Queen project in Bisbee
July 12 Frank Simonds Copper Queen Mining Company chief watchman escaped four gunshots while near the concentrator under construction for Don Luis. Watchman Angus Arbuckle reported suspicious men near the plant. shooters fled into darkness after the volley.
Roberts admits two counties lost in bid for governor
C M Roberts a Democratic candidate for governor says he did not campaign with crowds. He skipped Frontier Day in Prescott, noting crowds in Mile High City seemed there for festivities not politics. He forecasts losing only two counties Mitt/Stums Graham and Malforg Windsor and will return to his home county after visiting Prescott Jerome.
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Phoenix
C. M. Roberts
Roberts
Prescott
Mile High City
Politiles
Roberta
Stums
Graham
Winsor
Yuma
Roberts Jeft
North
Jerome
Stanford Challenged to State Position on Issues by Ramsdell
Ramsdell sends letter to Judge RC Stanford of Phix asking the Maricopa county Democratic senate hopeful to state his views on key topics. He cites two rival candidates labeled progressive and radical and urges clear positions on government ownership of utilities, railroad control, anti injunction law, meatpacking regulation, and eight hour workday with overtime rules.
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Stanford
Ramsdell
Tucson
W. R. Ramsdell
RC. Stanford
Phix
Maricopa County
United States
Estes
Democratic Party of
Nia Wate
Ship Cantaloupe Crop Phorlix Forecast Update
Weather favorable for the next week will allow thinning of cantaloupes in the Salt River valley. About 1400 carloads expected to be shipped, with 446 carloads already sent. The report notes 87 cars shipped yesterday and 118 on Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phorlix
Salt River Valley
Douglas to Phoenix road race proraise
A Douglas based motor club plans a road race from Douglas to Phoenix during the Arizona state fair in November. Phoenix entrants are expected in large numbers and Douglas and Veaturen riders may also participate. The club will vote on definite steps at its next meeting and push the proposal to the state air committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dougt
Douglas
E1lis Wilson
Phoenix
Bet Goodsell
Stepe
Arizona
CROSS-COUNTRY HIKERS MAKE LONG WALK TO CHICAGO
Mrs EB Levi and sister Halle Ward, aged 27 and 19, trek from Los Angeles to Chicago on foot. They stopped in Tucson to visit a husband tied to aviation service. They travel with a gallon canteen and a feather revolver, plan to reach Lincoln highway by 28, resist farmhouses when possible, and pay for all food.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
EB Levi
Halle Ward
Los Angeles
Chicago
Tucson
Lavi
U.S. Aviation Services
Aberdine
Washington
Sheriffs Office
Babee
Lincoln Highway
Lee
Arizona Mines Valued Down Amid Copper Market Shifts
The state tax commission reports Arizona mine valuations at 389029.98 reflecting a drop from last year’s 23 million dollar base. Several properties gained or lost value as the copper market affected operating and nonoperating mines in the Phoenix area, with the Calumet and Arizona, United Verde, Ray Consolidated, Miami Copper and New Cornelia properties showing varied figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phoenix
Jay
Nation of Arizona
Neleve
Glade-Miam
Calumet and Arizone
Warren
United Verde Copper Company
United Verde Extension
Ray Consolidated
Milami Copper Company
New Cornetta
Three Stage Lines Plan Miami Consolidation
Globe reports three stage lines will operate to Miami as part of a consolidation effort. Frhoentx notes construction of a large gypsum plant has begun and is slated for completion by September 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
GLOBE
Miami
Frhoentx
Kypsum
Not Guilty Plea In Prohibition Mash Case
Dennis Gleeson pleaded not guilty before U S Commissioner John B Henke to a national prohibition violation charge. He posted $750 bond and awaits district court action after discovery of about 50 gallons of mash at his Clarendon avenue home. Prohibition director Webb stresses law targets home brewers with penalties up to three thousand dollars and two years imprisonment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phoenix
Dennis Gleeson
John B. Henke
U. S
Vaulted States District Court
Gleason
Clarendon Avenue
Henke
W. T. Webb
Faiit
Webb
Webo
Many School Buildings To Be Put Up In Arizona
Arizona sees a broad school construction program this summer. The University of Arizona builds a boys dormitory at 130000 dollars and four new buildings for the school of the deaf and dumb. High schools, grammar schools, primary schools, and additions to a negro school are planned, with totals in the hundreds of thousands across Casa Grande Jerome Peoria Warren Solomonville Flagstaff Tempe Parker Mesa Wickenburg Kyrene Somerton and other localities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arizona
Phoena
University of Arizona Ie
School of the Deaf and Dumb
Im Phenix
Igh
Casa Granite
Jerome
Peoria
Warren
Solomonville
Flagstaff
Teron
Arizona Normal
Tempe
Schook
Parker
Mesa
Wickenburg
Kyrene
Tempe Graite
Somertom
Local Heat Reports In Nogales Unlikely To Reach 120 Degrees
Reports of extreme heat in Nogales are exaggerated rumors. Weather officials say temperatures have not exceeded 106 degrees despite nearby forest fires. Pre-rain conditions and upcoming downpours are expected to bring relief once the monsoon arrives.
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Nogales
Vasquez Brothers Harvest Record Potatoes Near St David
San Pedro Valley sPUDS Vasquez Brothers of St David report excellent yield from four acres. They harvested and sold about 30 sacks with 200 sacks more to dig and a return of 460 dollars per acre. Alvah Penn reports heavier yields and larger potatoes than ever before and notes strong local demand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Pedro Valley
Spuds
Vasquez Brothers
St. David
Alvah Penn
Fire Rages Through Grover Canyon Destroying Homes
Glove canyon fire wipes out more than 10 houses in Grover canyon near Miami. Loss about 30000 dollars. Cause traced to an overheated stove. Red Cross oversees relief as volunteers struggle against high winds and low water pressure. Hundreds of families displaced, many workers saved from shacks amid refugee-like scenes.
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GLOBE
Gro_ver canyon
Red Cross
Tloken
Grover Canyon
Miami
Volunteer Fire Department of
Inspiration Cooper Company
Iferno
Lower Miami
Here
Obregon and Campbell Hope for Improved Mexico US Ties
General Obregon and Arizona Governor Campbell spoke at a Nogales barbecue hosted by the Nogales Chamber of Commerce. About 500 residents from Nogales and Sonora attended. Obregon voiced hope for closer U S Mexico relations and regional development, while Campbell urged friendship to overcome past friction and support Obregon as Mexico’s leader potential.
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Nogales
Mexico
United States
Arizona
General Obregon
Thomas E. Campbell
Chamber of Commerce
Sonora
la Casita
Guernor Campbell
Obregon
Army Officer Fined on Child Assault Charge
Inte Colonel EL H Hartnett of Douglas was fined 3125 in Tucson on a charge related to striking a child months earlier. The plea shifted from aggravated battery to assault, with Hartnett claiming he only shook the child after a stick was thrown at them while driving with three children in the car.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tucson
EL H. Hartnett
Douglas
Jude
Hartnett
Martiett
Wig
A. Harel
Ufareq
Talied Lim
Republicans to Hold Convention in Prescott Next Thursday
State party leaders announce a Republican convention to gather input from every county and name a full slate of state officers from governor downward. A. M. Sam Jes, chairman, urges every Republican to attend and participate, stressing inclusive invitation to all supporters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phoenix
Prescott
Republic
A. M. Sam Jes
Douglas
Business Prospects in Mexico Improve Nogales
July 12 business prospects in Mexico improve says Le Hostetter United States consular service at Hermosillo who arrived in Nogales yesterday The new regime is earnestly stabilizing the national government and its efforts are bearing fruit day by day Hostetter declares the great goal of the new Mexican government is to win complete recognition from the United States government
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nogales
Mex
le Hostetter
Timbay
United States Consular Service
Hermoasiio
Hosteller
United States
Body of man killed in 400 foot fall to be taken to state capital
The body of Nntanio FL Salcide, killed when a forest patrol airplane plummeted 400 feet near Altumnas, California, will be transported to Phoenix for burial. Relatives received word from Rockwell Field on July 14.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phoenix
Nntanio FL
Salcide
Forest Patrol
Altumnas
Calif
Rockwell Field
Suleido
Notice for Publication Mary Guess Homestead Claim Arizona
Department of the Interior Land Office at Phoenix publishes that Mary Guess of Box 1944 Bishop Arizona filed intent to prove up a homestead claim for the W 1/2 Se 1/4 and S E 1/4 S E 1/4 section 15 Township 28 range 22E G and SRM Meridian. Proceeding set before James Alison US Commissioner on August 7. Witnesses include George W Keithley Robert L Johnson Peter Crane William Davis. First publication July 11 1920.
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Phoenix
Arizona
Mary Guess
Box
Bishop
G & Srm & Meridian
Elatin
James Alison
George W. Keithey
Box 24
Ite Due
Robert L Johnson
Lewis Spritien
Peter # Crane
Birbee
Willam +Davis
Tombstone
Amasea
Land Office Notice of Indemnity Land Selections
State of Arizona under the act of June 4 1929 filed in the U S Land Office school indemnity lands selections. Protests or contests on any tract may be transmitted to the General Land Office during five weeks after publication. Dated Phoenix July 2 1929. CHAS. B K MARSHALL Register SCOTT WHITE Receiver. First publication July 13 1920.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas. BE. Marshall Register
Arizona
Act of Congress
Phoenix
Chas. BK. Marshall
Register
Scott White
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Frank Zaye
McNeal
Sant Hawkins
F. M. Byrd
T. Bryan
Bruce Stephermon
J. W. Childers
Ho A. Clark
A. Fleischer
Hugh E Conton
Dos
A.A. Worthington
R. D. Jayne
WH. Thomas
Wm. Norman
Lowell
J. M. Burns
Warren ©. le Bandiers, of Tombstone, R. J. Gichardson, of Cochise; W. H. Miller
Fairbank
Herbert Warmington
Warry Hummer
Ed W. Stevens
M & Krebs
Dan Grant
Wm. E. Irwin
Pierre Felix Mariotte
BFL Millard
Diratio Angeler
Wilves
Geo
Dawn of
Finn Turns Over
Watchman
Campbell
Department of the Interior
Usted States Land Office
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