Hayden Bill Aims Land Relief For Baca Float Settlers
K Hayden's bill seeks relief for settlers displaced by the 1914 Supreme Court decision on Baca Float land near Nogales Arizona The measure would let each qualified settler choose twice the land they lost anywhere on Arizona's public domain. The report outlines historic grants and court rulings, argues for replacement land in Arizona, and notes prior Interior Department reversals and evictions.
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Carl Hayden
Committee On Public Lands
Nogales
Arizona
United States Supreme Court
Interior Department
Congressman Hayden
Homesteaders Rally to Save House Bill 83 in Arizona
Homesteaders and farmers across Arizona mobilize to counter anti bill propaganda. They aim to inform taxpayers about House Bill 83, seeking a special election next fall, while downplaying political agendas and urging readers to consider the bill on its merits. A San Pedro Valley Commercial Club telegram signals joint efforts to publish facts through newspapers.
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San Pedro Valley Commercial Club
Arizona Reclamation Association
San Pedro
Cotton seed cave-in smothers man at Phoenix gin
Roy W. Livingston, night superintendent of the Cotton and Ol company plant at Seventh and Grant, was crushed to death when several tons of cotton seed caved in on him in the seed house about midnight. No witnesses. body found by a worker. Pulmotor attempts to revive him failed.
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Phoenix
Roy W. Livingston
Call Cotton and Ol Company
Seventh
Grant Streets
Mexicans Directed to Seek Larson's Slayer
Nogales Ariz June 1 Governor Adolfo de la Huerta of Sonora notified American Vice Consul Charles W Doherty that he instructed all Mexican officials in Somonia to apprehend the person or persons responsible for the death of Christopher R Larson an American mining man whose body was found in the El Tigre ing district in Sonora Sunday
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Nogales
Ariz
Adolfo de la Huerta
Sonora
Charles W. Doherty
Somonia
Christopher R. Larson
el Tigreing
Sonowra Sanday
Cochise Supervisors Support Arizona Farmers Against HB 83
Cochise County supervisors condemn attacks on House Bill 83 pledging backing to Arizona farmers and homesteaders. They vow cooperation with the Arizona Reclamation Association and related groups to promote reclamation and agricultural development, sending a copy of the resolution to state officials and associations.
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Cochise
Arizona
Board of Supervisors
Cochise County
Bill St
Arlaons
White County
Arizona Reclamation Association
Arizon
San Padre
Unconstitutional Status Given to Last Arizona Bills
Phoenix June 1 The Arizona Attorney General ruled three bills passed by the last legislature unconstitutional for omitting enacting clauses Senate Bill 147 would let the state loan board set interest on state warrants up to eight percent Senate Bill 43 extended homestead rights provisions Senate Bill 167 aimed to meet emergencies like last year when warrants earned five percent interest The county unit bill proposed appointing a county school superintendent elected by the people and faced support claims of equalizing rural and city school advantages
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Phoenix
W. J. Galbraith
Senate
State Loan Board
Loan Board
Red In Flight Through Gila Mountains Fugitives
An escaped convict known as Burnett, wanted for a murder, eluded a pursuing posse in the Gila Mountains after a May hunt. Reported to have cached stolen provisions, he left food and gear behind and was last seen heading toward a ridge while pursuing, with another posse closing in. Authorities expect capture within a day as sweep teams renew pursuit.
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Harnett
Martone Teague
Qeskemen
Burnett
Allegeit
Janes
Ander
Tuttle
Sonora Congress Delays Governor Appointment Amid Uncertainty
Reports circulate that Sonora’s state congress has not named a provisional governor as de la Huerta, on leave serving as treasury secretary, weighs future steps. Two candidates, Alejo Bay and General Miguel Pina Jr., contend for the post amid a divided chamber. De la Huerta’s fate remains unsettled as Hermosillo residents await a final decision.
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State Congress
Sonora
Werner Pind
de la Huerta
Treasury
Mexico City
Hermosillo
Alejo Bay
Congress of
Miguel Pina, Jr
Ares
de la Herts
Walker Arrested on Another Charge of Embezzlement
WP Walker, deputy county treasurer, was arrested on a new embezzlement charge for a shortage of 104.09 dollars dated August 28, 1920. He was held on 2000 dollars bond and placed under the care of attorney J. T. Kingsbury. Court actions and further charges are expected as the county attorney confirms the older 435,000 shortage remains unchanged.
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WP Walke
F. Ross
OW Fyon
Havine
Walker
Justice of the Peace
H. Y Merritt
J. T Kingsbury
Brown
Coun
Ross
Pacific Creamery Plant at Tempe to Reopen
Phoenix June 2 The Pacific Creamery plant at Tempe is to resume operations next Monday, returning to dairying supply for valley farms. The plant, previously closed two years, will be leased by Armour and Company to Hassayampa Creamery Company for three years with a purchase option.
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Pacific Creamery Company
Tempe
Phoenix
F. J. Paddock
Ws Ho
Mexican mine manager shot by foreman to serve prison
In November George J. Moore a Cananea mine superintendent criticized a foreman Manuel Sainz followed Moore onto a train and shot him twice with one bullet in the right lung and another in the right thigh Moore fled concealed and recovered in Cananea hospital. Sainz was captured tried convicted and sentenced to two years in prison. The state supreme court of Sonora affirmed the Cananea district court ruling.
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George J. Moore
Canavea
Pamed Manuel Sainz Sainz
Moore
Hime
Sainz
Agonia Mountains Fire Under Control
June 2 reported a forest blaze near the Patagonia border region under control. The fire, starting on the Mexican side, burned 3 to 4 miles of timber, threatening Duquesne and Lochiel and Santo Nino mine. About 140 additional men joined the 140 already fighting the blaze as Supervisors Gmubu and Calkins arrived to oversee operations.
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Nogales
Frank Gmubu
Hay
Calkins
Tucson
Patagonias
S. H. Busch
Forestry
Brush
Prescott Men Form White Wash Corus At Fair Grounds
May 23 Prescott men from business and professional ranks joined a whitewash jamboree. About 50 workers covered the entire mile and a half fence around the Northern Arizona state fair grounds both inside and outside. The district organized by Dr C L Yount and the Yavapai chamber of commerce aims to improve grounds when funds fall short. A second whitewash day was set. any signer failing to appear faced a $16 fine.
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Prescott
C. L. Yount
Yavapai Chamber of Commerce
Mote Reappointed Entomologist After Washington Trip
Jane L. Don C. Mote was reappointed state entomologist by the agriculture and horticulture commission after returning from Washington. He reported on the pink bollworm issue and was tasked to finalize plans to depart soon for Victoria BC to attend the Western Plant Quarantine board meeting.
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East Phoenix
Jane L.don C. Mote
Commission of Agriculture and Horticulture
Sr. Mote
Washington
Orller
Victoria
Western Plant Quarantine Board
State Files Brief in Industrial Board Suit
The state filed a two page typewritten brief in the supreme court to uphold the constitutionality of the act creating the state industrial commission. The brief appeals a Mari copa county superior court ruling that the law is unconstitutional and issued a permanent injunction blocking the commission from exercising powers. James L. Crisman of Phoenix must file his answer by June 15. case ready for oral argument. Oatman plans development of White Hint with $20,000 tied to the venture.
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Supreme Court
State Industrial Commission
Maricopa County
James L. Crisman
Phoenix
Gambling halted as Calles approaches at Maco
Gambling at Maco ceases for days amid reports of General Calles upcoming visit. Dealers and hangers on relocate to Bisbee awaiting the mayor’s vote and possible changes.
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Calles
Maco
Pia
Tacurio Ellas
Generela Alles
Moe
Haneereon
Bisbee
Gen
Comparative Weather Report Shows Diminishing Rainfall
Acting Weather Observer Gee M Wales issued the report for the period ending May Mist. The six month comparison with 1820 and the first five months of the present year shows diminishing rainfall since January with February having slight rain. Only one cloudy day in May and six partly cloudy days. remaining days clear. Mean maximum temperature 84 degrees and mean minimum 52 degrees.
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Gee M Wales
Mr. Wales
Arizona's Charges Are Making Good Phoenix
June 2 Impr the training being given the of the Fort Grant Industrial school Raymond Barhart state treasurer on this return from an inspection trip yes terday declared that he believed with few exceptions the boys and girls will turn out to be useful citizens The first survey of the school was by Meo Earhart in his official capacity He is a member of the board of directors of state As sheriff of Santa Cruz County he has studied Ft Grant He noted the uptick of more boys and girls and the state’s policy to treat the children as if they were his own The content shown is through manual training and science with vocational courses alongside school work
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Phoenix
Impr
Fort Grant
Raymond Barhart
Meo Earhart
Board of Directors
State
Santa Cruz County
Ft. Grant
Blattson
Huachuca Property Developments Start Mining Crowment
Jane 2 The Lone Mountain Mining Company backed by local capital has begun exploration in the Huachuca winning district. Surface shows a vein at 300 feet depth with a cross cut previously at 78 feet and about 60 feet remaining to reach the vein.
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Wisber
Jane
Lone Mountoy Mining Company
Huachucs Wining District
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