Helen C Brown seeks re election in Cochise County
Miss Helen L Brown, county school superintendent for Cochise County, announces her bid for re election at the upcoming Democratic primaries. Her two year term improved rural schools, consolidated districts, and a planned traveling library funded by districts.
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Helen C. Brown
Helen L. Brown
Cochise County
Miss Brown
Elsie Toles
Counts
Teachers’ College of Indianapolis
Supervisors
Douglas
15Th Street
pe \ Avenue
Mise Brown
Weekly Resume of Arizona Mining Activities
No major copper price shifts this week though a price rise is forecast by month end. Morenci plans to ship 1.5 million pounds monthly to Douglas smelter starting June 1. Queen Branch intends 5 million pounds monthly production. New No 72 ore body at Central Copper is 20 feet wide averaging 61 percent copper. Consolidation talks among mines fail. Dawson and others continue operations. Ray region faces water-right suit over a spring tapped by tunnels. Black Eagle and Blue Nose mines in Patagonia open rich silver ore. Jerome plans extensive development. Oatman mill at Gold Road to resume after shutdown. Monarch mine in Wickenburg to reopen. Lost Dutchman ore runs $1.72 per ton. Tombstone high school district bond issue passes. union high school planned, site to be decided. construction to start soon.
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Jay
Morenci
Phelps Douge Corporation
Douglas
Phelps Dodge Corporation
Central Copper Company
Obe
OME Dominion
Arizona Commercial
Iron Cap
Superior
Boston
It Ls
Superior and
Dawson
New Mexico
Tawso
Dawson Sabrty
Rocky Mountain Company
Bank Mining Company
Ajo
Sierra Pinto
Ray
Ray Coas Copper Company
Ray Broken Ham Company
Florence
Ray Broken Hill Company
Patagonia
Black Eagle
J. M Layman and
Uniton High School
Tombstone
Buema
Fairbank
Ami
Board of Education
Democratic Memento Presented to Judge Duffy in Tucson
In Nogales Arizona on May 5 Judge Frank J Duffy received a ceremonial gavel from W G Lefebvre of Tucson as a gift to mark his leadership at the Democratic conference in Tucson The gavel was inscribed and presented to the judge by the Tucson reception committee to symbolize unity within the state party.
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Nogales
Ariz
Frank J. Duffy
Tucson
Duffy
W. G. Lefebvre
Man Shot at Lyric Theater Operator Taken to Hospital
William Schumaker, Lyric theater operator, was shot with a large calibre revolver and taken to St Mary’s hospital in serious condition. The incident occurred around evening time. rumors say it may have been a suicide attempt. Schumaker is a former Tombstone resident with family ties to the area.
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H Hospital
Tucson
William Schumaker
Lyric Theater
St. Mary's Hospital
Shumaker
Pioneers Battle Prescotts Guest Over Dispute
In Prescott Arizona on June 3 a suspended sentence was imposed for an elderly guest of the Pioneers Home. Jack Leitram faced charges after an argument escalated into a simple assault on another guest. The sentence to be enforced only if orders are breached. Justice of the Peace Charles McLane presided.
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Prescott
Ariz
Turether
Jack Leitram
Pioneers
Justice of the Peace
Chas. McLane
Leitram
Coal operators urge coal rate reduction at Arizona hearing
Coal operators from southern Colorado and northern New Mexico mining districts testified at a Interstate Commerce Commission hearing that lowering rates to Arizona would allow entry into Arizona markets. They labeled current Gallup to Arizona rates discriminatory and urged a return to prewar levels to meet demand, noting Verde Extension Copper Co. shipments and prewar fuel needs.
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Phoenix
Aria
Colorado
New Meale
Raaminer Pattison
Interstate Commerce Commbesion
Arizona
Gallup
N. M
Intermountain Ory
el Pane
Wittesses
United the Verde Extension Copper Companies
California Seeks Absolute Embargo on Arizona Cottonseed
Delegates at a 4 Cotton conference in Sacramento call for a total embargo on importing cotton seed from Arizona to California to guard the State's cotton industry against boll weevil and pink bollworm threats. The move excludes cottonseed for planting purposes and aims to extend strict quarantine regulations to Arizona.
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Sacramento
Cal
California
Arizona
State Department of Agriculture
Imperial Valley
Californi
South
Popote Wiltter
Fathel
Auto Tourists Urged to Secure Car Certificates
Geo H. Henshaw county assessor warns motor travelers to obtain green green ownership certificates for cars driven. Certificates, free on application at the assessor’s office, help prove ownership and prevent theft while traveling. Many states push certificate use. California and Arizona actively enforce the provision.
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Geo
Henshaw
Cochise
Asvensor
Uniion
California
Arizona
Lands Appraisal Trip for Cochise County Lanes Sale
Phoenix June 6 T F McLeod chief engineer of the state land department left for Cochise county to appraise state lanes to be sold soon at a Tombstone sale. He expects to spend about two weeks in making the appraisals and to use a $25,000 contract to pave Old Trails highway unit.
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Phoenix
T. F McLeed
State Land Department
Cochise County
Tombstone
McFlagstaff
Leod
Old Trails
Extra 50 Dollar Rise Prompts Home Study Reward
A worker boasts of a $50 monthly raise and credits Grace and the I C S for urging home study. The message promises further pay increases as training, via the International Correspondence Schools, improves job prospects. It advertises flexible spare time courses to boost earnings and positions.
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Grace
I. C.S
Local Cattlemen Prepare Shipment Amid Narrow Crash Escape
Tombstone men Axtell Reeves and Edger Austell oversee a shipment of about 300 head from Benson slated for June 12 by Johnson & Cook of Willcox. In Douglas a collision on a cement bridge involved Haigler of Warren and Serjeant Baker of Camp Mary de Jones, both escaping serious injury as their cars slid across the abutting steel cables. The incident echoes a nearby past crash on the same bridge site.
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Douglas
George Haigler
Warren
Serjeant
Calvig Baker
Camp Marry
Haixler
Hatgler
Hagler
Soerae
Bakers Big Six
Studebaker
Reeves Rotor Axtell
Edger Austell
John Escapule
Herbien Trappman
Tombstone
Benson
Johnson & Cook
Willeon
Young Slayer Gets Stay Of Execution In Appeal
In Phoenix Governor Campbell announced a stay of execution for George Fralick, an inmate at the state industrial school, as an appeal to the state supreme court is perfected. Fralick was convicted for the December murder of Walter Layton, a guard at the school, whom he killed with an axe in a room full of youths.
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Phoenix
George Fralick
Walter Layton
State Industrial School
Thos. E Campbell
State Supreme Court
Fralick
Supreme Court
Young Fralick
Industrial School
Layton
Gward
Wkul
Junting Climate to Aid Sufferers
Dr Crulk Shank of Cleveland Ohio arrived in Phoenix en route to study climatic conditions for pulmonary and rheumatic sufferers. He will stay several days to evaluate options and aid those in need during his West tour.
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Phoenix
Jone
Dra
HW. Cruik-Shank
Cleveland
Ohio
Drying Up In The Huachucas Water Shortage Reports
William Lutley Tomtetune cattle man reports water scarcity on the Chirles bias and Swisshelms with other cattlemen noting similar shortages from various range areas. A. H. Gardner of the Maachuca Way company says the supply should hold until the rainy season, though the cold spring preserved snow and ice, delaying runoff into underground reservoirs. Officials describe the current supply as not normal but far higher than last year at this time.
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William Lutley
Tomtetune
Shepherd to Appoint Own Aides in Klan Inquiry
County Attorney R. E. L. Shepherd announced he will appoint his own assistants to handle the special grand jury investigation into Ku Klux Klan activities in Phoenix and will not call on outside help. He declined appointing Joseph Morrison and Leon Jacobs despite a suggestion from Attorney General W. J. Galbraith. He said he intends to stand on his rights and make his own appointments. Oatman-United Western pushing development with two drills.
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Phoenix
Ariz
R. E. L. Shepherd
Ku Klux Klan
Atorney
W. J. Galbraith
Joseph Morrison
Leon Jacobs
Phoenix J
Shepherd
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Eastor
Arizona Mining Journal
Wickenburg
Monarch
Hot Springs
Tombstone Union Hirth
WM. Schumaker
Wm. Shumaker
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