Doner Takes New Vocational Education Post in Arizona
M L Doner, named assistant director of vocational education by the state board of education, assumes duties and will supervise trades and initiate programs. He will study the Arizona vocational scene while Miss Toles returns from Des Moines after attending the National Educational Association convention. A Cornell civil engineer by training, Doner previously worked as a practitioner and served last season as Mesa schools principal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phoenix
M. L. Doner
State Board of Education
Mr. Doner
Elsie Toles
Arizona
Toles
Des Moines
National Educational Association
Doner
Cornell University
Mesa
Three Accused in Federal Court Tucson
Three cases filed in federal court in Tucson. Heston Stewart, private in the quartermaster's corps, charged with stealing three pairs of army shoes valued at $20 in Nogales about June 2. David W. McGordon, arrested July 3, held for November term, charged with smuggling a small amount of cocaine for personal use. Martin G. Carpio, arrested July 5, released on $500 bond, charged with bringing an alien not regularly admitted by an immigration inspector. All three to be heard in the November session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tucson
Heston Stewart
Nogales
David W. McGordon
United States
Mexico
Martin G. Carpio
Antonio Lopez
L. Gomez
Carpio
Cochise County Assessed Value Drops in 1921
Cochise County shows a 1921 assessed valuation of 156266971 and a drop of 15708858 from 1920. Mines drive the decline by 20688071, with minor livestock losses. Don and Apache Powder company plant additions in Douglas reduce the roll, boosting taxes though final rates await August budget deliberations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cochise County
Kuchenbecker
Apache Powder Company
Douglas
Man Stabbed With Ice Pick In Peoria Fight
William Smith was seriously stabbed yesterday afternoon in Peoria during a fight with John Montieth. An ice pick pierced Smith’s stomach, and he may die. Relations between the two had soured recently though they were formerly friends, with Smith alleged to have threatened Montieth over alleged remarks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phoenix
William Smith
John Montieth
Peoria
Smith
Montieth
Valencia onions promise big Valencia harvest in San Pedro Valley
Dreamer Joe Gumm sees San Pedro Valley become a garden spot as four acres of Valencia onions, grown at Hollywood Gardens from seed imported from Spain, set to harvest in October. Despite limited irrigation, the crop may yield about 49 000 pounds per acre, totaling 150 000 pounds from four irrigated acres via an artesian well.
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Benson
Joe Gumm
San Pedro
Gamm
Valencia
Spain
Gumm
Hollywood Gardens
Chas Beaver Seeks Writ of Habeas Corpus
Prescott July 15 Charles Beaver through attorneys files petition for writ of habeas corpus claiming not a material witness in the Bowers murder case yet held in Yavapai county jail. He says no offense charged against him and seeks release. Judge Bollinger took matter under advisement with no order issued yet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prescott
Charles Beaver
Ussell & Stack
Davis
Beaver
Yavapai County
Bowers
Hoon
Elmo E. Bollinger
Car Hits Herd of Cattle Near Arizona Packing Plant
July 18 Phoenix reports reckless driving charged against Roy Horton after his Hudson car fatally struck a herd of 43 cattle on Tempe road near the Arizona Packing company plant around 11 p m Friday. Three cattle were killed and several others maimed. Horton remains at large, officers say he left Phoenix soon after the crash.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phoenix
R. E. L. Shephard
Roy Horton
Hudson
Tempe
Arizona Packing Company
Horton
L Andrews of Douglas Dies in Canal Zone
Douglas, July 16. G L Douglas, pioneer resident of Douglas, died in Panama on June 8. Messages from Mrs Andrews confirm the death. He was general manager for Caramel Fratt Company of New Orleans, with Central America interests. A Tombstone hearing will follow. further telegrams will provide details. Negotiations concern Benson bridge and an emergency levy by the State Tax Commission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Douglas
G. L. Douglas
Panama
Andrews
Caramel Fratt Company
New Orieans
Central America
Tombstone
Commission
Board of Supervisors
Benson Bridge
Tax Commission
Phoenix
Pine Flat
Benson
Tucson
Congress
Mexicans Rob Jeweler and Flee to U S
Nogales July 19 Mexican bandits robbed the Castro Brothers Jewelry store in Nogales Sonora Saturday night taking 400 in cash and jewelry valued at 2000 and fled across the border as proprietors fired at them. Police on both sides hunted the trio who entered the shop about 9 20 o clock with revolvers and forced customers to raise their hands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nogales
Castro Brothers Jeweley
Sonora
Grant
Assessment Work Date for 1920 Mining Claims
The Phoenix report states the assessment work for 1920 mining claims was set for July 1. Wickersham of the US General Land Office and Attorney General Daugherty clarified the date after questions about June 34 or July 1. The extension to include the first day of July 1920 was confirmed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emi
Phoenix
Ins
Galbraith
Assisant
Wickersham
United States General Fant Office
Daugherty
Arizona
Shattuck to Close Work in Bisbee Shaft Mines
The Shattuck Arizona Copper company will suspend all mine work in Bisbee immediately. Pumps are being removed as production had been halted since last November with only development work done since. About fifty men will lose jobs as the mine closes, a move making Shattuck the district's third largest copper company.
Week Reduction on Hay and Grain Rates
Phoenix July 15 The state corporation commission plans a conference with midwest and intermountain states in Chicago on July 20 to pursue hay and grain rate reductions. An Interstate Commerce Commission hearing is set for August 15 in Washington. John E Benton led the matter for the National Association of Railway and Public Utility Commissioners. Loren Vaughn cannot attend but the commission should be represented.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phoenix
State Corporation Commission
Middle West
Intermountain States
Chicago
Heariag
Interstate Commerce Commission
Washington
John E. Benton
National Association of Railway and Public Utility Commissioners
Loren Vaughn
Supreme Court Decisions Distributed by State Supreme Court
Phoenix, July 16. Volume 21 of the Arizona report covering decisions of the state supreme court for 1914 1920 is distributed by the secretary of state's office. Ellis M Birdsall compiled the book and it is being sent to all supreme court justices and to judges and clerks of record in the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phoenix
Arizona Report
State Supreme Court
Secretary of State
Ellis M. Birdsall
Supreme Court
Chief Justice Ross to Leave for East
Chief Justice Henry D. Ross of the Supreme Court will depart for the East to join Mrs. Ross who is currently attending a special course at the University of Boston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ross
East
Phoenix
Henry D. Ross
Supreme Court
University of Boston
Rehabilitation Work in Arizona Delayed until Autumn
In Phoenix on July 2 Dr. L Boner assistant state director of vocational education said the industrial rehabilitation program for Arizona will not be outlined until autumn. Vocational education in schools takes priority with plans to be considered after the fall semester opens. Doner aims to publish a pamphlet detailing the rehabilitation plan for injured workers to help them earn livings. The state legislature has allotted 5000 dollars, plus a matching 5000 from the federal government.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phoenix
Arizona
L. Boner
Doner
PESTS STAMPED OUT IN ARIZONA FARM AID
State Entomologist Mote reports two years pest free in Arizona due to vigorous state and federal efforts. He told county agricultural agents in Flagstaff that intercepted pest bearing shipments prevented spread and showed successful control records.
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Mote
Flagstaff
Negotiations for Sale of Arizona Copper Co Resumed
Douglas July 18 The report was confirmed that negotiations for the sale of the Arizona Copper company have been resumed in New York with the Phelps Dodge corporation. The Arizona Copper company is one of the oldest in Arizona and was the first to smelt. The company also owns the Arizona & New Mexico railroad linking Clifton to Hachita and connecting with Pacttle at Lords.
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Arizona Copper CO
New York
Douglas
Arizona Copper Company
Phelps Dodge Corporation
The
State
Arizona
Car Crash Near Tucson Injures Two In Transit
A party traveling from Los Angeles to Tucson overturned 25 miles out of Tucson after collision with a plate on the highway. Mohr sustained severe head injuries and was hospitalized at Treson while Withers and John are reported uninjured. The group plans to resume their trip after arriving from Los Angeles.
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Withers
John Stom
Dougins
Harold Large
Stone
Les An. Angeles
Ate
Tucson
Chalmers Feedan
Mohr
Treson
Los Angeles
Money stolen from depot recovered from tunnel hideout
Sheriff J Hood and Bert Macia recovered $1129 and a magnifying glass taken from the depot after detecting Dewey Campbell hid the loot in a tunnel on No Count hill. Campbell admitted taking money to buy food amid prior denials and said he was hungry. Checks totaling over $3 were cached in a burning basement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. £. Hood
Bert Macia
No Count Hill
Dewey Cambell
E J. Westert
Sheriff Hood
Campbell
Mack
Attempt to Stay Execution in Martin Case Seeks US Supreme Writ
Stephen Along for Nictan Martin announced a US Supreme Court writ of error to halt the September execution in Florence. He contends the federal constitution was violated by denial of due process. Abbey expects action in August and hinted at further measures if needed. Martin was sentenced after Arizona Supreme Court denied relief on habeas corpus. appeal would be based on federal grounds.
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SAVE
Muadenca
Stephen
Nictan Martin
Florence
de Stwander
Supreme Court of the United States
Martin
Puo
Couns
Abbey
Superior Court
Yavapai County
Arizona Supreme Court
United States Supreme Court
Buthey
Neighbors Clash Over Fence Destruction Arrest Made
Prescott July 20 Barker wire entanglements spark ire and a fight over a new barbed wire fence. Swan Abrahamson was arrested by Deputy Sheriff Grant Carter on a misdemeanor charge after allegedly cutting panels from Weston s fence across Mayer road near the Fill House. Weston had built a route in the fence to reach a spring pasture while Abrahamson reportedly removed the barrier to access the spring. Abrahamson appeared before Justice Andre Mebane and was held in custody on a 258 bond.
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Prescott
Abrahamson
Spi Abrahamson
Andre Mebane
Pistls Court
United Verde Repair Work At Jerome District
George Kingdon general manager of United Verde Extension Co said production stopped in May but both United Verde and Extension have done development and repair work in Jerome. He expects the industry to return stronger than ever, though he could not name a restart date, and then he will join his family in California.
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Douglas
Jerome
George Kingdot
Unietd Verde, Extension Company
Ity
J. Douglas
United Verde
Extension
Mr. Kingdon
California
Typical Western Wedding Features at Frontier Days
During Frontier Days at Prescott on July 21 Luther White wed Charlotte B Patterson. They wore Western dress, secured an Arizona license, and were married by Judge McLane, a real western justice of the peace. The couple plans to live on a ranch near Simmons, Arizona.
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Prescott
Luther White
Charlotte B. Patterson
Arizona
Jude Charles H. McLane
White
Simmons
Former Tombstone Boy Still Interested
Francis Heit, once of Tombstone and now in Ouray, is proprietor of two large tourist hotels and a Daily Prospector subscriber. A letter from him shows he remains interested in the Old Camp, recalling familiar Tombstone pictures and asking friends to pass greetings. Heit left acting, built hotel interests, and continues active in the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francis Heit
Tombaton~y
Tech Army
Ouray
Switcrland of America
Daily
Prospector
Hett
Three Mexican youths to be deported from the U S
Immigration inspector Thames of Tucson planned to move three discharged Mexican youths from the Industrial school to Fort Grant for deportation to Mexico. They are to be held ten days in Tucson before shipping home for re education and deportment after serving sentences in the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cox
Thames
Tucson
Fort Grant
Mexico
United States
America
City seeks permission for Boulder Canyon dam project
The City of Los Angeles and its public service board filed with state water commissioner W S Norvell for a Boulder Canyon dam and storage plan on the Colorado River. About 26,000,000 acre feet would be stored, with 10,490,000 acre feet flowing to Arizona and the rest to Nevada, to aid flood control and irrigated lands in California and Arizona and to boost hydroelectric power for Los Angeles.
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Los Angeles
Colorado River
Phoenix
C Angeles
Board of Public Service
City of
W. S. Norvell
Boulder Canyon
Arizona
Nevada
Boulder Canyon Dam
United States Reclamaton Service
E. F. Scattergood
Scattergood
Trent G. Anderson
B. Robinson
Tegal Department
Public Service Department of
Caliifornia
United States Reclamation Service
Lehae
Copper sales dull in June
The report notes June copper sales on foreign and domestic accounts at about 50 million pounds, down from 110 million in May and 75 million in April. June production was around 45 million pounds. A reference mentions Mayer-Old Cumberland mine and a $500,000 post office.
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Boston News Bureau
Mayer
Old Cumberland
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Chas. Beaver
L. Andrews
Canal Zone
U.S
W. J. Galbraith
Shattuck
Bissee
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