Roads and roads: Heard touts Cochise County progress
Dwinhy B Heard of Phoenix praised Cochise County roads on a Warren district visit en route from Douglas, noting a highway program with $4,000,000 voted for construction and plans to have gangs at work within two weeks. He toured Bisbee Tombstone Benson links and predicted state-leading highways. A shooting near Fort Huachuca drew sheriff and prosecutor attention as officers investigated a resort murder amid conflicting reports and a coroner’s inquest pending.
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Dwinhy B Heard
Phoenix
Warren
Tuglas
Heard
Arizona Republican of
Salt River Valley
Douglas
Order States
Border Suites Association
Border Stay
Arsoca Tign
Ex. Cary
Eate
Evan Yeente
Te Ag Bis
Paverix San Bran
el Maso
Border States Association
Marfouya
Mr. Heard
Bisbee
Tombstone
Benson
Ater
Fort Husehuca
Harry Rafferty
Mr. McKelligan
Mamie Dalazel
Cascel
Port Grant State Industrial School boys value proper equipment
June 2 at Phoenix a story from Port Grant State Industrial School notes how boys long for a durable baseball unit. After a long wait, the superintendent buys a first class ball game unit. A committee will guard it, and trained leadership is urged for Arizona’s young state school.
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Phoenix
Port Grane
Lovere
Willcox
Firstclass
Arizona
Port Grant
Accidental shooting claimed in Gould case
Patricio Marentes, held at the county jail, argues the shooting of six year old Thomas Gould was accidental after the boy allegedly took a .22 rifle from his mother’s home while with two other boys. The coroner’s jury returned a verdict that Gould died from a gunshot fired by Marentes.
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Douse Marentes
Patricks Mare Bowie
Tommy Gould
Gould Boy
Gould
Tamly
Howle
Thomas Gould
Patricio Marentes
Middleioas
Slenedwim
Coxon
R.A. Wheeler
Charles At Lewis
Busch
JW. Lancaster
Wg, Carroll
Arizona Bring In Dusher In Burk Burnett Field
Wires from Tou Hughes of Harnow Hughes Land Co report a 2000 barrel well developed in Kierk 86 near the Burk Waggoner tract in the Burkburnett field. Hughes, a Texas state senator from Creekside county, says oil is venting 30 feet above the derrick. L Harmon, ex-president of the Arizona Growers association, leads the Phoenix tied company with nine stockholders.
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Kierk 86
Burk Waggoner
North Westere
Burkburnett Field
Phoenia Association
Harnow Hughes Land Company
Tou Hughes
Hughes
Texas
Ceekise County
L. Harmon
Arizona Cats Growers’ Association
Phoenix National Bank
Phoenix Bus Arse Wen
Central Hotel Robbed. Family Jewelry Taken
Burglars entered the Central Hotel on Toughrut street last night and stole $25 in cash and jewelry from Mr. and Mrs. G. H. Holland and family, including pins watches and rings. Constable Porter McDonald investigates. a clue may emerge tonight. A Phoenix bond issue of four million dollars for county road construction passed.
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Central Hotel
Toughrut Street
G. H. Holland
Porter McDonald
Township survey plats filed for Phoenix land office
Township survey plats for townships and ranges in G and SR Mer and G and SR Mer areas were received by the Surveyor General of Ark and will be officially filed on July 10 191% at 9 oclock AM Applications for the lands embraced will be received on June 10 291% Also listed are various townships ranges and meridians with the details of locations and dates for filing and appropriation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phoenix
John L. Irvin
Register
United States Land Office
Phoebia
Scot
Townshire
G & SR
G&s
Seyor General
Ark
Jim
G & St Mor
Townebie
Cannes
G&s R
Stile Temote
Arizona
Welook Ani
Daly
Two Runaway Girls Dupe Officers and Escape
June 2 1 Clark 19 and Ethel Rathe 18 claimed runaways from Yuma eluded Constable and officers late at night. They rode a recovery to Phoenix with three others, were jailed, then recaptured at Buckeye after failing to return to a restaurant and evading pursuit. Clark and her sister were reported married.
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Phomnin
C Clark
Ethel Rathe
Yuma
Dene Wikrne
Jase Eal Clark
Rathe
Leslie Rathe Whittle
Yura
Phoenix
Jay
Ream
Jones
Jenes
Leite Fusue
Aay Bias
Clark
Te of Neers
Jagishail
Tey
Lesheri
Chere
Gist
Buckeye
Airplane to Launch State Recruit Drive in Arizona
A three-plane squadron arrives in Phoenix to begin a statewide air recruitment campaign for the Army and Navy aviation corps. The operation, announced by Capt Appleby, will establish headquarters in Phoenix with two more crews joining during the drive. The flyers traveled from Rockwell Field, San Diego, after four weeks patrolling Southern California.
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Phoenix
the United
Tos Pinnae
National I. & Tex Army Ap
Ehatoer of Commerce
Appleby
Phoenis
Hockwell Teid
San Diego
Cafornia
Oil Books Stolen From Phoenix Office
The Texas Globe Oil and Gas Company reports its books and boards were taken yesterday from the president's office in the Del Ray building. Walthour Wolf was taken into statehouse custody for examination and investigation by a corporation commission official. Officials of the company are summoned to appear on June 5 to show cause for noncompliance with Arizona investment laws and charged with selling stock in the connect without a permit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phoenix
Tme Texas Globe Ol & Jas Company
Walthour Wolf
del Ray
Corporation Commission
Statehouse
Arizona
Railroad Agent Appointed Miami Seaboard Change
June 2 report that J BR Stone will succeed J K Hanlin as Arizona Eastern agent at Miami. The change takes effect next Monday morning. Stone comes to Miami from Sea Car Jos where he has served as station agent for eight years.
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Miami
J. “Br Stone
J. K. Hanlin
Arizona
Mr. Stone
Sea Car
Jos
Dunbar Arrested on Libel Charge in Phoenix
John C. Dunbar editor of a weekly paper was arrested on libel charges connected to an article about Milnes, secretary to Governor Campbell. He posted 500 bail pending a preliminary hearing set for next Friday while Prochaska was also involved in related actions. The article faces possible penalties up to five thousand dollars or one year in prison.
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Dunbar
Phoenix
John C. Dunbar
Ro Milnes
Campbell
Aliies
Welch
Saney
Justice de Souza
Milnes
Joseph V. Prochowski
Prochaska
Wolves and Wiens Ravage Black River Neighborhood
Report of animal incursions ripping through the All Black River area with wolves and a hunter. Inspector Musgrave discusses bounty system failures and proposed control measures including a fox hunter and three wolf sensors to curb losses. Court testimony references Miss Smith’s visions of an international temple in Phoenix and loans from supporters.
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Wolves
Wiens
Black River
Mack River
Fagle Creek
Muain Las
Nouce
Atte
Muserive
Musgrave
J. Aylmer Harding
Miss Smith
Lim
Phoenix
Miss
Judes Stanford
Jury Returns Verdict in Boggs Estate Case at Florence
On a late Saturday night the jury found against the Southern Pacific company in the William Boggs estate case as administrator. A verdict of 2000 dollars was awarded in one suit and 1220 dollars in another. The family’s remaining members were involved in concluding the case. The tragedy occurred May 5, 1918, when William Williams and Swees dren were killed after their car was struck by a Southern Pacific passenger train at Casa Grande.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florence
Ane
Dune
William Boggs
Southern Pacife Company
Tearnet
Wiliams
Wil Wie
Sweeis Dren
Auto thefts total $30,000 in Phoenix report
June 2 report from Phoenix notes another missing automobile with tires and accessories adds to a two week total of $20,000 in stolen cars and parts. Police believe an organized gang is operating locally or from another state city, with a clearing house for stolen goods.
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Phoenix
Nee
Globe uses Pinal Mountains water shed for flood control
Globe has appropriated the water from the Pinal Mountains watershed by posting notices and building check dams at Kellner House and Six Shooter Canyon. Seven dams average about 10 per dam, with conservative estimates suggesting a per dam cost of 1. Warrante Warrants discuss using the dams to conserve water for Globe citizens.
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GLOBE
Miami
Pinal Mountain
Kellner
Pinal Mountains
W. H. Keegan
To County Taxpayers’ Association
Won't Consent Sale In Miant Water System Dispute
June 2 Phoenix Miant Water Commission members met to discuss Nan Dyke selling his water system to Miami for 211.40 with a proposed rate of 65086.10. Commissioner Jones stated the commission will not approve a sale at several hundred percent above value. Betts and Johnson agreed with the stance.
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Phoenix
Clee van Dyke
Miant
Jones
Nan Dyke
Miami
Corporation Commission
Mr Jones
Smith Pleads Guilty to Larceny and Sentenced
Smith pleaded guilty Saturday to grand larceny and was sentenced by Judge Stanford to five to seven years in the state prison. He admitted no veries from his employer. While being returned from Katsas a short time ago he escaped from an escort guard by slipping through a train window. He was recaptured. Backey ines old, extensive development ex pected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phoenix
Jane
Hugh Smith
Stanford
Eres
Weaon
Smulth
Katsas
Smith
Ls Guard
Ernest Sraith
Eule Castady
Hall's Catarrh Cure Advertisement Claims
The old catalog style advertises Hall's Catarrh Cure offering one hundred dollars for cures Hall's Catarrh Cure allegedly treats catarrh through the blood easing mucous surfaces and removing impurities, a claim repeated as a long standing remedy.
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Hall
Government to Erect Near 1000 Buildings Near Borders
Government plans a large construction program affecting borders and irrigation projects. The initiative involves the Gita Bead Irrigation Company and a major plant project, signaling expansive development efforts across territorial zones.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phoenix
Manta Gita Bead Irrigation Company
Dureement
Notice for Public Sale of Land Claim in Arizona
Department of the Interior notices Mary J Harkey of Turner Arizona filed a three year proof for a homestead in Township 3 Range 4 and seeks registration before W.A Fowler at Tombstone on July 2 1949. Witnesses listed include John Fee Frank Shaver John Patrick alls and other Turners Elgin Arizona residents.
State Land Selections Protest Period Notice in Phoenix
United States Land Office in Phoenix announces a five week protest period on school indemnity land selections under the 1919 act. Notices list multiple township and range parcels including sections 5 6 22 and others with the office inviting protests or contests before final approval and certification. Registered by ARVIN and SCOTT WHITE with first publication May 4, 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phoenix
Arizona
Land Office Notice of Intent to File 3-Year Homestead Claim
Anna W Werkey of Tarner Augens in Arizona declares intention to make three year homestead claim for land described as lot and sections in Township 8 Range 3 Meridian. The claim is to be established before W A Fowler US Commissioner Tombstone Arizona on July 1, 1919. Witnesses from Tarner Arizona include John Igo Frank Shaver Joan Patrick Yndaiecis Solano. Registration by Irving Register. First pub June 1, 1919.
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Department of the Interior CS. Land Office
Phoenix
Anna W . Werkey
Tarner
Augens
Hamrety
ROB
Meridian
W. A. Fowler
U.S
Tombstone
Arizona
John Igo
Frank Shaver
Joan Patrick
Yndaiecis Solano
Tamer
Land Office Notice of Homestead Claim in Arizona
U S Land Office Phoenix Arizona April 25 1919 notice of intention to claim land by B Goudy of Fort Huachuca Arizona for lot 1 section 33 township 213 range E G SRB Steridan witnesses Tom Fry Christopher Joy J Heck William M Carmichael all of Fort Huachuca Turner and Tombstone Arizona First pub May 4 1919.
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U.S. Land Office
Phoenix
Arizona
Atence B. Goudy
Huachuca
E.G. & Srb & Steridian
W. A. Fowler
Tombstone
Tom Fry
Christopher ¢. Joy
F& Huachuca
Heck
Turner
William M. Carmichael
Ft. Huachuca
J. L. Irvin
Register
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Jstrial School
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Chahces
Ik William
WIAMI
Wates Plant
Inera
Ines
Department of the Interior
U.S Land Office
Arizoa
Mary J Harkey
Fowler
Tambatone
John Fee
John Patrick Alls
Yndaweio Solano
Elgin
Arvin, Regixcer
State of
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Tos
Tas
Ney
G&s RM
JL Arvin
Scott White
Recei
Lo Irvin
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