Arrests Grow As Bibee Men Face Court Rulings
July 14 Douglas court convened in the 156% court of W C Jacks to hear 260 more Bibee men accused of kidnapping and related offenses. A warrant sought to arrest 350 others as the crackdown follows alleged crimes tied to bad roads and deportations. Several warrants were deemed erroneous and replaced, with H B Chick Woi among the first defendants slated for trial as witnesses were sworn and others excluded from the courtroom.
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Douglas
W. C Jacks
Wootin
el Paso
Tas de Fonne
Wr Tel
Justice Jack
Ware Bish
Ant Y Cami
Counstorney
H B “Chick
Fred W. Brown
Soldiers Bring Home a German Dog Duchy Returns to Arizona
A tiny Coblenz born police dog named Duchy ends a long journey with an Arizona doughboy. From Coblenz to the Rhine to Union Station, the canine companion grins through farewells as the troop train heads west. Duchy is destined for a peaceful ranch life in Arizona, with one final bark left to prove it.
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el. Paso
Coblenz
Tucson
Union Station
Duchy
Hio Grande
Rhine
Quaiot
Arizona
Oveay
Europe
Prussia
Second Federal Judge Bill for Arizona District Advances
The Senate passed Mark Smiths bill to create an additional district judge for Arizona, with the same qualifications salary and powers as existing judges. The measure aims to allow simultaneous hearings at Phoenix Prescott and Globe using the same clerk marshal and district attorney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mark Smith
District of Ariona
Senate
Ofil
House
Hayden
United States
District of Arizona
District of Arteons
Atorney Abelpert
Arigona
Thomas Fiysn
Disney
Ashurs
George Stoneman Phazents
Alfred Prasklin
Cailéetor
Internal Revenue
Henry D. Ross
Supreme Court
Rutherford
Lercime
Samuel Letoe
Tuesus Justie Uate
Smith
Ashurst
Glia County
Favan
Atinone
Meering
Tecson
Phoenix Prescott
Globe
Nefe
Gia County
Maricopa Road Plan Aims for Local Cement Plant Use
Phoenix July 16 announces a plan by the Maricopa County highway commission to build four million dollars of county highways with local material. Unable to own a cement plant, the county sought Salt River Valley Water Users Association involvement to buy road material at prevailing prices, with an association council meeting scheduled Monday to decide. Chairman Hackett stressed cement facilities exist locally and within easy reach.
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Phoenix
Highway Commission
Salt River Valley Water Users’ Association
Association
Hackett
Comral
Fort Huachuca Notes from Bisbee Track Meet July 1919
At Bisbee Arizona July 4 1919 the Tenth Cavalry held a four event field and track program with Troop G winning the meet scoring 17 points Troop K 11 points and Troop F 10 points Boxing and baseball drew crowds while the Regimental Cup race promises close competition Track and field preparations for the district meet later this month noted Captain George J Oden recently arrived from the Presidio of San Francisco and Major General W R Smedberg visited the post during early July for inspections.
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Huachuca
Tenth Cavalry
Bisbee
Arizona
Ican
Everal
W. Ro Smedberg
Waite
George J. Oden
Unis
Presidio
San. Francisco
Flood devastates Globe Arizona main street and post office
A severe flood inundates Globe Arizona causing two feet of water on Main Street and widespread damage. The Western Union office and several businesses are destroyed. homes and adobe structures collapse or weaken. The post office suspends service, and crews work to clear debris and salvage goods as rescue operations continue.
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Pinal Creek
Arizona East
Pom
Usluadetta
Ely
Mary
Pat Maries
Ieeres
Jeez Mallet
Senate
Governor names delegates to attend Boston criminology meeting
Arizona governor appointed five delegates to the American Institute of Criminology convention in Boston on September 2 and 3. Named were Judge R.C. Stanford of Phoenix, Judge W. G. Shute of Globe, K. Moors county attorney of Pima County, F.B. Metrary clerk at the state prison, Ference J. Sanders of Prescott, formerly prison sergeant clerk.
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Phoenix
Arizona
American Institute Criminal Law and Criminology
Boston
RC. Stanford
Judes W. G. Shute
Globe
K. Moors
Pima County
FB. Metrary
Pacoie Clere
Serate
Ference J
Insurance Men Warned by Arizona Commission
Phoenix July 14 The Arizona Corporation Commission announced a policy to revoke the licenses of any insurance agent or company attempting to discourage returned service men from continuing their war risk insurance. A special circular will be mailed to all life insurance licensees in the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phoenix
Arizona Corporation Commission
Arizona
Provision for Recreation in Soldier Posts to Aid War Work
Department Director Bagley announced plans for recreational work and distribution of posts and equipment to soldier posts across Nogales Port Grove Fort Huachuca Calexico and other sites. Secretary Neal and Major Marines will oversee trips to camps in California and New Mexico as thousands of soldiers are served by small boards.
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C. Bordes
San Francico
Knighis
Department
Bagley
Marelillar
Nogate
Port Grove
Fort Huachucaanisco
Arizona
Marciiliuat
Anp
Harry Jones
Douzing
Ar. Neal
Reekas Field
Wyck
Mot Springs
Calexico
Campa
Calif Teesey
Among Those Present From Tuesday's Daily Panel Remarks
A Tuesday dated report lists Sam Wilson of Benson and others as attendees. It notes Wilson, described as an officer from Cochise County, and W. P. McNair of Douglas, a longtime Republican party figure, among attendees with various local ties. The piece mentions a social event in Gage Hall tomorrow evening with entertainment and promises a full house.
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Uty
Sam Wilson
Benson
Cochise
Missouri
Texas
Tomstone Les
Bisbee
W. P. McNair
Douglas
Rorae
Cochise County
Mit McNair
Arizona State Fur
Patel
Gage Hall
Flagstaff Records Week's Heaviest Rain in Arizona
Weather figures show Flagstaff receiving four inches of rain in the past week the heaviest in the state. Tucson and Phoenix logged notable totals with 1.5 and 3.7 inches respectively while eastern central sections saw thunder showers. Roosevelt Dam rainfall accelerated the Salt River water storage after a 74 inch reading at the dam over the last 24 hours.
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Phoenix
Weathay
Tucson
Thatcher St
Roosevelt Dam
Salt River
Tornado Demolishes Two Homes Near Phoenix
A tornado near Beak Pass, north of Phoenix, demolished two homesteads owned by Henry A Porterle and James Shes while they were away. No injuries were reported as furniture and contents scattered within a 200 yard radius and about 109 yards of fence were toppled.
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Phoenix
Iaw Beak Pass
Henry
Porterle
James Shes
Phoenix Milk Dealers Raise Price In Salt River Valley
Retail milk dealers in the Salt River valley vote to raise grade B milk to 14 cents a quart and cream to 20 cents a half pint due to high cooling costs. The increase takes effect immediately.
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Phoenix
Salt River Valley
Jonce
Trotter Case Dismissed After Witness Refusal
In Superior Court Judge Lockwood held continued witness refusals by Mare Hasry halted the Trotter case. A similar Weeks case echo led to a not guilty verdict as defenses again declined to testify. Hasry received juvenile confinement on contempt, with restricted contact and a month term. Jose Teran faces four counts of forgery to be tried in Douglas.
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Ierom
Hasry
Evs
Formey
Fureher
Lockwood Todey
Thres
Montae
Neon Ruskuto
Jose Tersa
Teran
Douglas
Supervisors to Call Bond Election Today
A July 14 resolution to issue three oath for two million dollars for road construction and maintenance appears before the board. If passed, the election is unlikely before September. meeting notes indicate tentative approval and a plan to set details.
Arizona State Press Reverts to Former Owner
Phoenix July 14 Contol of the Arizona State Press once controlled by Fred T. Cotter Republican gubernatorial candidate has been transferred to Cust AC. Taylor, one of the former owners of the printing plant. Cotter earlier in the campaign sparked rumors he would exit the newspaper business in Phoenix to start a daily publication.
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Arizona State Press
Phoenix
Arizonaa State Press
Fred T. Cotter
Cust AC
Taylor
Cotter
Camerove
Arizona Land Office Notice of School Land Selections
United States Land Office in Phoenix announces that Arizona State has filed School Lands selections under federal act 48 Stat. 537. Protests or contests for any described tract may be received during a five week publication period before final approval and certification, with documents transmitted to the General Land Office. Dated Phoenix June 1 1919. Register L. Irvin, Receiver Scott White.
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United States Land Office
Phoenix
Arizona
TAG Co
Public Notice of Homestead Five Year Proof Suit
Department of the Interior, UM Land Office Phoenix, gives Curtis of St David Arizona notice of intent to prove up homestead entry 019504 filed October 12 1913 for sections 9 10 33 and 24 township 18 8 range 21 east G and S meridian before U S Commissioner W A Fowler Tombstone on August 15 1919. Witnesses: Francis N Goodman Heber Martin Earskine M Miller Joseph N Co Sr all of St David Arizona. J L Irvin Register. First pub July 13 1919.
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Department of the Interior
Phoenix
Arieroma
Curtis
St David
Arizona
St. NW
Secion
G&s. RB & Meridian
W. A. Fowler
U. S
Tombstone
Francis N. Goodman
Heber Martin
Earskine M. Miller
Joseph N. Co. Sr
J. L. Irvin
Register
Case of Nina Wagner Dismissed in Phoenix
Phoenix July 14 The case of Nina Wagner charged with grand larceny was dismissed in the superior court on a county attorney motion after Wagner's lawyers sought a new trial. A witness from Oklahoma, W D Thornton, testified to a $2700 loss in cash and bonds alleged by Thornton, who is jailed under a Nana act conviction, while Mrs Wagner is the wife of a regular army sergeant at Fort Okla. The trial related to Phoenix plans for permanent aviation facility.
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Phoenix
Wagner
Laney Wagner
Oklahoma
Thornton
Fort Okla
Jobo
Notice of Land Indemnity Selections In Arizona
State of Arizona under federal act of June 20 1910 has filed land selections for indemnity. Protests or contests may be filed in this office before final approval and certification. Notices published at Phoenix June 27 1919 by J L Irvin registrar and Scott White receiver. First publication July 6 1919.
Notice of Public Land Claim for Arthur Punk at Turner
U.S. Land Office Phoenix announces Arthur Punk of Turner Arizona filed a homestead entry on April 19 1913 for sections 1 2 3 and 4 in township 20 3 range east G S R B and Meridian. He intends to prove up on July 17 1919 before Fowler U S Commissioner Tombstone at which witness names Thomas D M Larrien Lewis A Boedecker and Ernest of Turner are listed. First published June 15 1919.
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Department of the Interior
U.S. Land Office
Phoenix
Arizona
Arthur Punk
Turner
G&s RB
Meridian
Bas
Fowler
U.S
Tombstone
Thomas D. M. Larrien
Lewis A Boedecker
Ernest
J. L. Irvin
Register
Catarrh Cure Promises $100 Reward for Cure
A 19th century advertisement claims Halls Catarrh Cure can cure catarrh at all disease stages by purifying the blood and strengthening the constitution. It offers $100 to any case it fails to cure and invites readers to request testimonials from FSCHENET & CO of Toledo. The notice ends with a claim that it is sold by all druggists.
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Fschenet & CO
Toledo
Land Office Notice of Grant Selection in Arizona
United States Land Office Phoenix Arizona announces grant selection for bonds payment on lands described as T 15 S R 19 Lot 9 Section 19. Five weeks publication period begins. during and after, lands may be returned to General Land Office. Dated Phoenix June 27 1919. Scott White Receiver. First pub July 6 1919.
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Fox
Dorawessh
Aleigh
Mt Adobe
Cheir
Wren
Desnoy
Sovernor
ATEND
Arizona Commission
Flagstaff
Trotter
L. Irvin
Scott White
Avis
Nina Wagner
Republication
Phoenix, Arizona
State of
Hise
Heceiver
General Land Office
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