Neale Estate Wins Supreme Court Judgment in Costello Case
The Arizona Supreme Court reversed a lower court ruling, ordering the Ives estate to pay the Neale estate 8000 dollars plus interest. The dispute stems from fees for Geo H. Neale in the Cunningham Costello mining suit, valued over 1 million, spanning years of litigation in Pima and Santa Cruz counties.
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NEALE
Cunningham
Costello
Supreme Court
Supreme Court of Arizona
Yestertay
Judge O'Connor
Pima County
Henry Neale
Estaee
CW. Hinchcliffe
ES. Ives
Gibson
Plainiff
Mr. Gibson
Geo. H. Neale
Cunningham Minors
ES Ives
Jorney Neale
Ives
W. Hinchcliffe
O'Connor
Santa Cruz County
Pima
J. Wright & Darnell
Tucson
Hincacliffe
Cunningham Costello
Bisbee
Ore Shipments Show Big Gain for May at Douglas
May ore shipments from Sonora to the United States through Douglas port rose sharply led by Moctezuma Copper and El Tigre Mining. Estimated value of the month’s shipments reaches 2 726 900 Mexican gold with 204 cars and 120 tons reported.
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Douglas
Sonora
United States
Douglas Port of Entry
Moctezuma Copper Company
el Tigre Mining Company
Koch
Prescott Patients Newspaper Item
June 2 update from Fort Whippie reports James FE Neeley, a patient, in Prescott care notes.
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Prescott
James FE. Neeley
Fort Whippie
Pool Hall Owner Bound Over in Arson Case
Douglas June 4 W Abrams bound over to the superior court after a hearing in Judge W C Jack on the arson charge connected to a February 22 fire at the Pool Hall at 715 G in which Abrams allegedly hired Albert Salcido to start the blaze Three witnesses testified Fire Chief W J Nemeck described burning beneath the piano player a $1000 value and a five gallon oil can with a opened spout The can was moved before the adjuster arrived Insurance totals of $730 on the building and $4250 on contents were disclosed by Caleb Rice of Rice Co Salcido testified he agreed to perform the job for 200 but did not receive it.
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Abrams
Nemeck
Caleb Rice
Rice & Co
Salcido
Freight rates unfair to Arizona shown by Jones
June 4 The freight rate dispute at San Francisco over discrimination against Arizona ended as F A Jones of the Arizona state corporation commission returned to Phoenix. Raumaker of the Douglas chamber traffic bureau initiated the protests and led local jobbers statewide in raising more than $6 to support rate modification efforts.
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Phoenix
San Francisco
Arizona
F. A. Jones
Arizona State Corpersties Commission
Confe Ence
E R. Raumaker
Douglas Chamber Commerce and Mines
Phoenix Commercial Organization
Deed Filing Ends Mine Suit in World’s Fair Group
In Nogales on June 4 final settlement of a long running mining dispute was recorded. Frank Powers and wife quit claim to A A Holland and the Whitcomb estate release all claim to 15 claims and a mill at the Harshaw mining district after a jury ruled in favor of the mine owners over alleged defective mill construction.
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Nogales
Harshaw
United States to buy four years of silver mine output
A New York financial expert notes the Pittman act will force the United States to purchase virtually all American silver mine production for the next four years. The Treasury has melted about 271 million dollars worth of silver to supply Asia, and domestic mines are urged to replace it through mint purchases at one dollar per ounce.
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United States
National City Bank of New York
Federal Treasury
Asia
New York
US Treasury
National City Bank
Mint
China
India
Met
France
London
Great Britain
Treasury
United’ States
Cuba
Phillippines
Honduras
Mexico
United States Treasury
Canada
R. T. Walter
Secretary of the Treasury
Philadelphia
Denver
San Francisco
United States of America
International Aviation Corporation to form in Nogales
Nogales June 4 plans call for the International Air Service Corporation with a $50 000 capitalization to be established in Nogales. Promoters work on concessions for carrying mail and bullion into Mexico for the Mexican government. The venture will be controlled by capitalists on both sides of the border and will include fast border express service. A dual national aviation school will operate to train pilots with licenses for citizens of both governments.
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Nogales
International Air Service Corporation
Mexico
Boundary Inc
Duty Question At Border Involves American Husband
A United States customs inspector recounts a curious incident at the international boundary. A wife asked how much duty she would owe to permit her American husband to enter, noting he had previously left the country and appeared taxed. The husband never arrived, prompting speculation of a ransom situation.
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Douglas
Jane
W. E Hatcher
United States Customs
Mr. Hatcher
United States
New Roosevel Boat Company Formed in Phoenix
Phoenix May 31 The Roosevel Boat company filed its articles of incorporation with the corporation commission. It shows a capital stock of 25009 dollars, divided into 256 shares of common stock with a par value of 100 dollars each.
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Cane
Phoenix
Roosevel Boat Company
Corporation Commission
Crime Wave Hits Globe County County Seat
Authorities report a surge of juvenile crime with three establishments burglarized in the county seat over the past week and several attempted break-ins thwarted.
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Globe Globe
Giobe
Rate Hearing Set in Douglas on Freight Rates
The Interstate Commerce Commission will hold a hearing in Douglas City Hall council chamber with SI carriers as defendants. The case covers rates from California Oregon Washington and Missouri points with sweeping reductions sought on all commodities. Douglas Chamber of Commerce manager ER Raumaker announced the session after telegrams from ICC chairman J George B McGinty agreeing to argue the case locally. Arizona Corporation Commission will back Douglas with F A Jones questioning. the hearing aims for broader scope than a prior local session.
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Douglas
United States Interstate Commerce Commission
Council Chamber
California
Oregon
Washington
Msho
ER. Raumaker
Douglas Chamber of Commerce and Mines
J. George B. McGinty
Interstate Commerce Commission
Arizona Statey Corporation Commission
F. A. Jones
el Pano
Supreme Court Decisions Affirm Lower Court Rulings
Arizona Supreme Court affirms lower court in the Inspiration Consolidated Copper v Conwell death suit from Gila County. Suit sought 25000 for death on a mining company ore train. jury awarded 17000. The case tests compensation law and derailment details. Other dispositions include Hoffman v Garcia quit title in Greenlee County and Laurel Canyon Mining matters in Graham County affirmed.
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Phoenix
Inspiration Consolidated Copper Company
Emily Conwell
Laurence Conwell
Gila County
Supreme Court of Arizona Today
Conwell
B. Hoffman
Miguel Garcia
Appellee
Greenlee County
Thomas Allaire
Laurel Canyon Mining Company
Appelles
Graham County
Affirmed
Richard Dey
Agai Laurel Canyon Mining Company
Vernor Pushes Reclamation Plank in Platform
Phoenix dispatch reports Governor Campbell leader of the League of the Southwest plans a plank urging reclamation projects in the southwest for the Republican platform. He travels to Chicago with secretary P. R. Milnes. Central focus includes the Colorado River and San Carlos projects.
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Phoenix
Southwest
Campbell
League of the Southwest
Chicago
P. R Milnes
Colorado River
San Carlos
Action Promised If Harris Fails to Account
Phoenix June 4 Governor Campbell warned that legal action may be taken to obtain an accounting from Charles W. Harris former adjutant general. The governor urged Attorney General Wiley E. Jones to demand accounting and noted Harris claims for unpaid salary do not affect the demand. Campbell asserts funds from National Guard companies are in Harris possession contrary to law and ot may be impossible to determine amounts.
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Phoenix
Charles W. Harris
Thomas E. Campbell
Wiley E. Jones
Jones
Harris
Campbel
National Guard
Harris challenges governor over paper custody and funds
Former Adjutant General Charles W. Harris declares that all his cancelled checks and stubs are with Adjutant General Ingalls and asserts that examination of these records will prove he accounted for every cent. He notes funds totaled about 5000 dollars in Phoenix Trust and Savings and challenges state auditors or legal action to verify his accounts.
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Phoenix
Ingalls
Charles W. Harris
First
Arizona Infantry
Campbell
Phoenix Trust and Savings Company
License plate good as new but user fined in 1919 Tucson
Dan W. Campbell a rancher was fined 25 dollars by Judge Pease for operating a car without a current license. He claimed he bought a 1919 license and argued it should cover another year, admitting the car was used a few times but not enough to wear out the license.
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Tucson
Dan W. Campbell
Pease
Campbell
Five Negro Soldiers Held for County Murder Charge
After the inquest into a killing at White City, five soldiers from the Tenth Cavalry were held for preliminary hearing. Civilian Scott was shot after a crap game dispute, then beaten. Private John King faces additional beating charges. Extradition through the Southern Department will transfer them to county custody in Tombstone for murder proceedings.
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White City
Tenth Cavalry
Southern Department
San Antonio
Joseph Hansen
Fort Huachuca
Scott
Civilia Scott
Falen
John King
Priva Ernest Moddy
H. Moore
Claudies McGuire
Carrol Dixon
F. C. Marshal
Tombstone
Mexican Killer Sentenced for Killing Woman in Ajo
Antonio Florez, detained since March, received a 15 to 39 year indeterminate term in the state penitentiary after pleading guilty to the March 8 killing of Maria Madrigal in Ajo. The case followed a disputed relationship, a confrontation with Madrigal’s mother, and Florez firing through a wooden partition.
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Tucson
Antonio Florez
State
Maria Matrigal
Ajo
Potter
Ike
Florez
Maria Madrigal
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Neale Estate
International Aviation Corporation
NEW Boat Company
State Supreme Court
Vernor
Col. Harris
Duncan
Carlisle Mille
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