Leading Arizonans in Klan is Report Phoenix
Jury in Phoenix discharged after deadlock on J N Waller and son B F Waller charged with aggravated assault on Rollin P Jones Lehi School principal. New trial set for next Wednesday with potential second trial for Phillip Walter Time Waller and Herbert Neat. Governor Campbell and others named in Klan roster debates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phoenix
J. N. Waller
B. F. Waller
Rollin P. Jones
Lehi
R. C. Stanford
Stanford
Phillip Walter
M. Waller
Herbert Neat
Klum
R. Stanford
Ku Knux Klan
Roe L. Shepherd
Charles N. Powers
E. J. Warren
Mesa
Blfp
Waller
Barlier
Thos. E. Campbell
Arizona
John ©. Dunbar
Arizona Ku Kinx Klan
Ku Klux
Supreme Court Upholds Ruling In Damages Case
May 28 Phoenix The Supreme CourtAffirms Cochise County verdict in City of Douglea v Burden damages for a man who fell on a street. Justice Flanigan reverses in a land case involving Campbell Earhart Trappman and land board members. Santa Fe railroad loses appeal over estate of Roy Shomber killed at work. heirs awarded verdict upheld by Prescott jury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phoenix
Douglea
E E. Burden
Supreme Court
Cochise County
A. M. Sames
Flankan Jadement
Cochise
W. J. Devis
Thomas E.campbell
Ernest Ro Hall
WJ. Galbraith
Raymond Earhart
Rudolph Kaehler
Leo Trappman
Justice Hows
Land Department
Rachier
State Land Commissioner
Trappmen
Dajie
State Land Board
Justice Flanigan
Yavapai County
Rail Labor Board Orders Wage Cuts in Chicago
May 24. The United States railroad labor board ordered wage cuts totaling about 48 million dollars for over 400000 railway workers. Most cuts averaged five cents an hour and affect mainly maintenance of way workers. A minority dissent claimed the scale fails to sustain American living standards amid rising costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Unnted States Railway Labor Board
Gay
Wanted Men or Women for Genuine Guaranteed Hosiery
Classified brief seeking men or women to purchase or model hosiery advertised as genuine guaranteed. Note indicates demand for wearers or distributors to join a promotion. Local shop promotes durable stockings and guaranteed quality.
Overdrafts on State Banks Decline in Last Call
May 27. Chas W Pair state auditor and bank superintendent surveys overdraft reduction as old banking law ends. Total overdrafts across state banks fall to 929,954.87 from 412,400.45 a year prior, with March 10, 1922 standing at 65,768.12. New code takes effect July 1 restricting overdrafts to under 90 days unless secured, and banks warned in a general letter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phoenix
Chas. W. Pairfield
Fairfield
Exceeded powers in grant relief for Lyman dam farmers
Phoenix May 29 The supreme court ruled the fifth legislature exceeded its powers in enacting four acts meant to aid landowners under the Lyman dam By William Hav iands appellant a taxpayer of Maricopa County sued to stop state funds being used to pay interest on bonds tied to the Lyman dam and totaling over $600,000 Request for restraining fund transfer was upheld by the court against the state loan board and related parties
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lyman Dam
Phoenix
Sinheme Court
Wiliam Haviands
Maricopa County
Lyjan
Yuma Men in Yaqui War Path Reported
Yuma Ariz May 27 Yaqui bandits in southwest Sonora Mexico are on the war path. Information received by M L Browne shoe repair shop owner on Second street and owner of a silver property near Ortez W Mc Winn, JW Herman and M J Frazer. Browne’s automobile left for Ortez a week ago Wednesday. word says Tadlam uprising seriously interferes with plans.
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Yuma
Ariz
Yaqui Indiano
Sonora
Mexico
M. L. Browne
Second Street
Ortez
W. Mc Winn
JW. Herman
M. J. Frazer
Mr. Browne
Tadlam
Vwagui
Railroads
Nogales
Yaqui
Cajeme
Sud Pacifico de Mexico
Wrou Held To Answer For Train Robbery Case
In Tucson on May 27 Wrou, jailed on a train robbery charge, was bound over to the superior court after nine witnesses testified. Sheriff Daniels described a black mask and 41 caliber shells as key exhibits. Mrs Minnie Smith testified to items found in a work basket, linking the case to the Dugat gang members. The preliminary examination of Richard Ro Starr was postponed to Monday.
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Tucson
Jiou
Ben’ F. Daniels
Justice of the Peace Peace
Airou
Asant
Ben 8
Jirou
JA. Inghats
Charles R. Bailey
Sherff Daniels
Dugat
Bandit
Express
Sheriff Daniels
Miami Man Charged With Mayhem After Market Dispute
B. M. Elledge faces a mayhem charge in Miami with a court appearance set for next Tuesday at 3 PM before Justice McKenzie. The complaint alleges he struck George Burney and gouged Burney's left eye after a dispute over a money transfer in front of the Real Meat Market two weeks earlier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miami
B. M. Elledge
McKenzie
George Burney
Elledge
Burney
Ater
Barney
Paul Hadley Must Pay Death Penalty for Brutal Murder
In Tucson on May 28 the jury found Paul V Hadley alias William S Bataver guilty of first degree murder in the Denver, Colorado, slaying of Mrs Anta C Johnson on November 15, 1921. The panel recommended the death penalty. Judge Samuel Potter will impose sentence near Saturday at 6 a m. Hadley showed little emotion as the verdict was read.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tucson
Ariz
Paul V Hadley
William S. Bataver
Samuel Potter
Hadley
Anta C. Johnson
Denver
New Project Aims to Reclaim 10000 Acres in Salt River Valley
May 28 report states about 10000 acres of prime desert in the Salt River valley east of Mesa will be reclaimed by irrigation. The Auxiliary Eastern Canal project, funded by a $2,000,000 bond issue approved last January, was sold recently in Los Angeles and work should start within 60 days after bond validation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phoenix
Salt River Valley
Mesa
Los Angeles
Border ports accept liquor shipments to midnight June 15
Customs collectors along the American Mexican border may transport and export bonded liquors to foreign destinations until midnight June 15, allowing liquor to be shipped in bond through the United States from one foreign country to another.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nogales
Ariz
Washington
United States
Bar Denounces Klan in Phoenix. urges investigation
The Maricopa County Bar Association adopted resolutions denouncing the Ku Klux Klan in Phoenix. It urged a special grand jury be appointed to investigate Klan activities and offered the association members to assist in prosecutions that may develop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phoenix
Maricopa County
For Sale 160 Acre Farm With Water Wells And Buildings
Widow selling one of the valley's best farms comprising 160 acres fenced and grubbed with water piped throughout, three wells, two gas engines and pumps, wind wells, adobe house with porch, barns, milk house, chicken houses, livestock and furniture included. Owner is Mrs Lucy Giragi of Doustas Arena. Also an ad seeks Mesa-Latter Day Saints ranch for sale with $500,000 price and ground broken for a new development.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucy Giragi
Doustas
Art
Mesa
D. F. Bush
Minne
Spolis
Minn
Advist
Public Land Sale Notice in Phoenix District
Notice from the Department of the Interior Land Office in Phoenix Arizona dated April 14 1921 announces a public land sale under Serial No 061363 to William J Davis at 10 AM on April 29 Lot 4 Sec 18 and Lot 19 See 19 7 218 R258 6 SR A & M are offered at not less than 2 50 per acre. The tract is mountainous and rough. Highest bidder must immediately pay. Adverse claimants should file claims or objections before the sale. First publication April 24 1921.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Public
Department of the Interior
U.S Land Office
Phoenix
Artnoma
General Land Office
William J. Davis
SR A & M
Public Land Notice from Phoenix Arizona 1922
Public notice of intent to make Three Year Proof to establish a land claim in Arizona. Names witnesses Leslie Mattingly Lynn D. Shattuck Charles McKinney and Lee A. Lindsey. Locations include Courtland Tombstone and Courtland Arizona with officials W A Fowler US Commissioner. First publication May 21 1922.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of the Interior US
Phoenix
Francme US
Conyers
Benson
Arvelona
Katherine
G. & Srb & Meridian
W. A. Fowier
Tombstone
Ariza
Clairant Nate George W. Fenter
Ramon Escudero
Walter Douglas
Lonly Eskas
Arizona
Zona
Thomas' Guy Emmons
Courtland
Otm
Swinei
W. A. Fowler
U. S
Leslie Mattingly
Lynn D. Shattuck
Charles McKinney
Lee A. Lindsey
John KR. Towles
Register First Pub
Notice of Contest in Land Office Proceedings
United States Land Office in Phoenix Arizona issues a notice to Jesse G Wright Parker Arizona that George A Bereich filed April 8 1922 to contest and cancel homestead Entry 4-1921 for land in sections 16 17 T 24S R18 19. The notice lists contested holdings 60.64 acres and 146.49 acres with detailed survey bearings and describes grounds for contest including lack of good faith residency abandonment and noncompliance with homestead requirements. Publication dates May 16 May 21 May 28 and June 4 1922. Also an adjacent sale notice for seed corn and bulbs from Artesia Ranch Hereford Arizona.
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Arizona
Jesse G. Wright
Parker
George A. Bereich
Parker Canyon
Ena
United States
Untitled fragment hints at court case and investigations
Fragmentary OCR text describes a court matter with references to a grand jury, indictments, and federal opinions. The passage mentions a trial, a judge, and ongoing discussions about a case, with unclear names and dates due to damaged text. The overall sense is a legal proceeding with investigative actions continuing.
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Dunbar
Ku Klux Klan
Wallace Button
Fred Barrow
Fred E. Winebroker
Letis Templin
Locksmith
Ernest Halt
Wallers
Jones
Gov. Campbell
Roe
Camel Back Klan
James Montgomery
Raymond Iearhart
Moore
Hoh
Tom Akers
Hai
Montgomery
Rail Labor Board
Nevium Meard
Wrou
Paul Hadley
Ames
BAR
John RB. Towles
Scott White
Agrit
John R. Towles
Register
TS Land Office
Ari
Roenix
John R Towles
Register Scots White
Artesia Ranch
Hereford
Tilliam
Walt
United Rd
Tates
Bts
United
Ring
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