Arizona explores motives behind long trip to Washington and Chicago
Corporation Commissioner Paul Geary and W Semester returned from Washington and Chicago after representing the Arizona commission on proposed interstate accounting rules. They discussed segregation of freight and passenger income and expenses to decide if passenger rates should be three or four cents. In Chicago they met with other state commissions on the upcoming rate matter set for July 6, with Commissioner F A Jones and possibly A L Betts expected to represent the Arizona commission.
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Amoenix
Corporation
Paul Geary
W Semester
Commission
Washington
Chicago
Interstate Commerce Commission
Arizona
F. A. Jones
AL Betts
Arma Commission
Copper wages rise as May copper price climbs
Douglas June 2. Copper Queen and Calumet and Arizona Mining announce May copper averaged 18.506 cents per pound. Smelter wages to rise to 18 to 19 cent band, min 1.75 a day, max 6.85 a day. monthly salaries to scale within these limits. Further increases expected next month as market improves.
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Douglas
Copper Queen
Calumet
Arizona
Douglas Winder
Kad Leon
Luthiere
Woodcock Guilty of Misusing Mails in Arizona Case
A Tucson jury found Woodcock guilty of using the mails to defraud. He wrote to Chicago recipients claiming an estate left by Wright, a Bisbee man, and implied heirs. The letters allegedly induced heirs to take actions related to mining claims reverting to the government for lack of assessment work. Defense was led by James R. Denseath.
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Tucson
United States
Woodcock
Chicago
Wright
Bisbee
James R. Denseath
Mandamus Granted for Insurance License
The Superior Court grants Heralds of Liberty a writ of mandamus to compel the state to issue a license to transact the business of insurance. The corporation commission had previously denied them the license.
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Phoenix
Heralds of Liberty
Corporation Commission
Runaway Lad Captured After Escape to Old Home
Arthart Wagnt, a boy who fled from a state facility in Arizona, was caught by Officer Mills and returned to the school yesterday morning. He had been in Tucson trying to reach his former home in Los Angeles.
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Arthart Wagnt
Arizona State
Pedustrial
Chaot
Omcer Mills
Tucson
Los Angeles
HL Hutchinson
Hisbee
Doings in the State Legislature Phoenix June 2
In Phoenix on June 2 the House moved a 45000 appropriation for a second extra session, with 25000 for member salaries 13004 for staff 7300 for contingent expenses and 220 for mileage. The bill aims to fund all but land and taxes and was promptly killed after the funds were introduced. Eleven bills have been filed as summer session actions unfold with Newbury and others pushing county division and land code measures. The Christy resolution to push land actions and tax payment amendments failed in the House.
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Phoenix
House
Representative Powers
Jof Maricopa
Newbury
Claridge
Senate
Christy
Chrissy
Buchanan
Martar
Change Date of State Fair Phoenix 1915
State Fair dates for 1915 were moved to November 15 after a decision by Fair Commission members JK Henderson and HR Wood in a long distance call. Secretary T D Shoguinessy was instructed to notify newspapers and horsemen of the new schedule, replacing the prior November 10 13 dates. The shift aligns with the Panums Pacific International Exposition in San Francisco and aims to attract top eastern and Pacific coast stables, with plans for a special San Francisco Phoenix train and two automobile days including a 100 mile auto race finale.
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Phoenin
JK Henderon
HR Wood
Fair Commission
T. D. Shoguinessy
San Francisco
Pacific Coast
Phoenix
Lkely
Supreme Court Overturns Voter Registration Prosecutions
The Arizona Supreme Court affirmed lower court findings that charges against RL Pinyan and Harry C. Houser of Gila County were not proven, dismissing the cases. It also affirmed a separate Gila County damage verdict in Hilario Carillo v. Arizona Eastern for 7200 dollars with 8200 previously paid by the railroad. Rehearings were granted in two other cases, while Cortes Davis v W A Tway was denied.
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Phoenix
Supreme Court
Pinyan
Harry C. Houser
Gila County
Shute
Superior Court
Hilario Carillo
The
Arizona Eastern
H. Crane
Gleeson Happenings For The Past Week
A weekly Gleeson roundup lists residents and visitors including Harry Chere tenson with steers for buyers, Tom Lannon unloading fine grade hay in Gleeson, Miss Martha Hockaday leaving for California, Dorothy Tamborimo heading to Portire, Emil Berry and Bol S returning from Mexico, and Constable Gitson with a party to Domglas. Also noted are Clarence Brown and Ethel Brow with grandmother Mrs Cole, the Pearce family en route to Cochise Stronghold, Ed James and family toward Cochigs Stronghold, Mike Simon visiting from Douglas, Win McPherson’s small visit, LM Brown moving to a ranch, and Alexander Madr of Glerton leaving to attend an institution. plus other brief entries.
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Martha Hockaday
Mike Simon
Gleeson
Douglas
A Held Successful Meet in Arizona Dispute
The St Louis Globe-Democrat misreads Arizona water debates as Flagstaff hosts a Woman’s Christian Temperance Union meeting at Mrs M P Johnson’s Fourth Street home. Emily Axtell and others perform while committees led by Mrs H P Johnson and Mrs L C Woolery receive praise. The letter questions water supply across Santa Cruz river and Ancona’s status, noting underground flows and statewide water tensions amid references to Tucson Roosevelt Prescott and local figures.
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Arizons
Womans Christian Temperance
Union
M. P. Johnson
Fourth Street
Santa Cruz
Tucson
Chicago
St. Louie
Desert
Globe-Democrat
St. Louis
Ancona
Globe- Democrat
Minsixuppi
Hassayampar
Beck
Injuries Reported After Southwind Road Incident
A Mexican man was injured this morning near Randolph Street after a shooting incident. Doctors treated the wounded man for non fatal injuries while authorities investigated the scene. Local residents report ongoing concerns about safety in Naco and nearby areas.
Arrest Made In Test Of Hunting Laws In Arizona
Homer Harrison, a local shooting expert, was arrested on a charge of unlawfully killing two migratory doves in Arizona to challenge the federal and state hunting statutes. He appeared before United States Commissioner Jones, with hearings expected, and was released on his own recognizance. The case centers on whether the doves were legally killed under seasonal protections and the validity of the state and federal regulations.
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Theson
Arisana
Homer Harrison
United States
Jones
Harrison
Willard
Woh Thompson
Thompson
Brad Duncan
Supreme Court reverses ruling in Rebeil versus Manning
The supreme court yesterday reversed the lower court in the care of Rebeil versus Manning an appeal from Panaccauity and ordered dismissal. The dispute arose from a federal building site purchase. Rebeil made a conditional subscription and later resisted payment to Manning who had bought the subscription on an assignment. Manning had won in the Mower court.
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Supreme Court
Rebeil
Manning
Panaccauity
Mower Court
Tucson Agricultural Students Seek Farm Work
Arizona agricultural students at the University of Arizona college of agriculture seek practical ranch experience this summer. They are diligent, capable workers willing to work for board or low wages, often more reliable than regular help, and eager to learn after coursework. Interested farmers should contact Professor S. F. Morse, U.S. Department of Agriculture, Teccon, Arizona.
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Tucson
U. of A. College of Agriculture
S. F. Morse
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Teccon
Arizona
Local Notables Visit Amid Community Changes
Friday's Daily notes prominent residents and business leaders in town. Mentions include J Memuort president of Coe Hike County Catrbemen's Asotin Vowel, John Heenpale returning, and Fema Witlenyohn detailing local developments. Sparks and Ross families visit. dragoon mount event and theatre management shift highlighted. inspectors and agents travel for appointments and new ventures in town.
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J Memuort
Coe Hike
John Heenpale
Liquor Case Decisions Tied to Seizure Actions
In the Graham area Superior Court Judge McAllister will decide liquor cases including the Golden Ribbon beverage matter and the Bisbee case. Officers previously seized trunkloads of liquor, and the outcomes may affect whether items are confiscated. Judge Lockwood returns soon and a full session is anticipated later this month.
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Superior Cours
Graham
Bisbee
Douglas
McAllister
Pima County Road Bond Election Planned for 84 Million
Voters in Pima County will decide on a road bond issue of 84 million dollars to construct 16 miles of road from Val to the Cochise county line, improving the Benson Short Line route from Tombstone to Vail via Hew Ce itie and St Dewid Tie. The bond meeting will address allotments for the Benson Short Line and Sunset Short Line, which run from San Simon through Bowle Wittcox Cochise and Dragoon to Benson.
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Pima County
Val
Pima
Cochise County
Benson
Tombstone
Vail
Hew Cirtie
Sunset
San Simon
Bowle, Wittcox
Cochise
Dragoon
Live Merchants Advertise for Attention and Trade
An early advertisement riff extols live merchants and their promotional tactics. It mentions the Five leading merchants as advertisers and hints at strategies to attract customers by promising benefits in exchange for attention and engagement. The fragmentary text reflects a bustling market rhetoric and promotional emphasis.
Summer Fallowing for Winter Crops on Western Farms
County agents and the Extension Service promote summer fallowing to improve moisture for winter crops. Deep plowing, harrowing, and subsequent cultivation are advised to retain soil moisture, with timing tied toJuly and August field conditions.
Greenlee County Brands Big Tax Suit Victory
In a June 3 Phoenix report, the US Supreme Court upheld Greenlee County’s tax collection case against Ari Copper Company. The suit, filed in 2011, sought 58,450 in taxes plus interest and penalties. Lower Greenlee court awarded 55,431. defense claimed 28,008 was paid. Final judgment nears 370,000.
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Phoenix
Ward
G. Stoneman
Supreme Court of the United States
Mrea Agpona Ex Reliel
Greenlre
Reese M. Ling
Ling
George J. Stoneman
Investigator Traylor Arrives to Probe Indians Near Tucson
HS Traylor of the Indian service is in Tucson to conduct an extended inquiry into Indian affairs around the area. The United States government shows growing interest in the Pimas and Papagos of the southwest, aligning with a larger drive for more effective work among rural Indians. A local columnist quips about worrying as a habit, noting that some fear worsening conditions rather than addressing them.
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Tucson
HS. Trayjor
Indian Service
United States
Southwest
Traylor
Department For
Gute
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