Police and soldiers clash in G avenue disturbance
June 7 a planned clash between police and soldiers near G avenue was foiled by city patrolman W M Bouldin who fired no shots but used a revolver butt to keep about 150 enlisted men back after two arrests in a tavern dispute. Brigadier General Craig ordered stricter action on fractious troops and several injuries were reported from Camp Harry J Jones.
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Douglas
G Avenue
W. M. Bouldin
City Patroman
Bouldin
Harry J Jones
Ure White
Terruor
Booth
Orderedine
Androwich
Dave Androvich
T Urant
Stree
Bowden
Omers Grifith
Ted Pollard
Russell
Craig
Bow
Geemral Craig
Slmer Schultz
Schultz
Sfused
Douglas Bootlesers
Huston
Army of Hetals Sieu
Us Ely
Pied Howe
Cochise County Seeks Relief On Cattle Valuations
The Cochise County Board of Supervisors acting as Board of Equalization passes a resolution to the State Tax Commission seeking lower valuations on cattle and range stock. The measure targets the entire stockraising industry including cattle sheep and goats and calls for a hearing with livestock industry representatives statewide. Leader John Hart chairs with Adams and Adams as members.
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Tax Commission
Cochise
Thendustry
Board of
Equalization of
Tombstone
State Tax Commission
Aksemar Mf
Board of Equalization
Petitions Against Bill 83 Filed With Secretary of State
June 7 report shows petitions exceeding required signatures to refer house bill No 82 to the people. Maricopa county accounted for 4254 signers, total needed 3423. Petitions from Gila Yavapai and Yuma counties oppose article 4 on issuing state bonds for reclamation and irrigation. Referendum targets a specific paragraph about a special election to vote on the measure. Jerome Frost and Cooley timber mill to new management after the vote.
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Mex
Secretary of State
Maricopa County
Maricopa
Gila
Yurtoa
Yavapai
Friends of Ore Bil
Mandantus
Apache Forest Fire Destroys Great Acreage
June 6 report from Albuquerque states a forest fire in the Apache forest of Arizona has been burning since May and is under control. Officials estimate the extent at several hundred acres with the area unusually dry. Stockmen may face losses as streams once supporting trout runs run dry.
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Albuquerque
Apache Forest
Arizoma
Prescott Hospital Project Promise From Governor
Governor Campbell said the Whipple Barracks hospital enlargement in Prescott would be completed, with assurances revived on hospital expansion funding. He noted Tucson's public hospital work would be held in abeyance for now while Washington reviews bases of hospitalization and war risk insurance. The governor was unable to obtain firm details due to the hospital head’s absence.
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Covernor
Prescott Hospital
Picenes
Dune
Thomas Campbell
Lonver
New York
Thas
Tucson
Washington
Train Strikes Saddler Near Naco Believed Fatal
Bisbee July 7 Jane Frank Saddler a tool mipper for Shattuck company was found yesterday morning near a cattle guard on the EP & 5 W railroad about a mile west of Naco. He is believed to have died after being struck by a train sometime Sunday night.
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Bisbee
Jane
Frank Saddler
The
Shattuck Company
EP & 5
Naco
Betas
Arizona Governor pledges aid to Hoodstricken Colorado and Arizona victims
Governor Thos. E Campbell extended sympathies to Hoodstricken Colorado districts and to ailing Arizona areas yesterday. A telegram to Governor Shoup in Denver expressed willingness to assist with material relief if needed, and Colorado’s governor replied with appreciation and said he would advise if the situation required help.
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Arizona
Thos
E Campbell
Hoodstricken
Colorado
O.fi
Denver
Applications for land leases flood state records in May
Phoenix June 7 the land department reports 15000 plus applications for leases covering over ten million acres. Most requests are for grazing rights as officials plan one lease per section with a month gap after filing. Rentals will be set later, and distribution aims to be equitable across the state.
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Phoenix
Land Department
Garvis
Rudolph Kuchler
Isuebler
Kuchier
Kuehler
Water Commissioner's Adjudication Sustained in Cave Creek Case
Judge Albert M. Sames in Division 2 of the Superior Court affirmed the state water commissioner’s decision granting priority rights to waters of Cure Creek in the Chirreahua mountains following yesterday’s proceedings. The ruling upholds the adjudication in the Cave Creek water equity case.
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Albert M. Sames
Superior Court
Cave Creek
Cure Creek
Chireahua Mountains
Gold bill up to Secretary Mellon in Congress fight
The hearing examined an appeal from the state water commissioners adjudicating Cave Creek water rights held by E W Stewart. Judge Samen’s decision sends the case to the state water commissioner’s level after a Portal hearing, with possible but unlikely further appeal. In Washington, discussions on the Mellon gold bill focus on treasury policy and mining industry viability, with experts noting the industry’s decline and potential congressional action directed by Secretary Mellon.
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Ler
Cave Creek
E.W. Stewart
Samen
Portal
Washington
Jane G
McFadden
Pennsylvania
House
Ways and Means Committee
Resu m
National Metals Co Mill Temporarily Closed
The National Metals Recovery Co mill shuts after last shift due to water supply losses from Huachuca Water Co. Pumping from Lucky Cuss shaft could be arranged with Banker Hill Mines, but would be costly. Management hopes water service resumes within about 20 days, making the shutdown temporary and affecting local industry.
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National Metals Recovery Co
Huachuca" Water Company
Banker Hill Mines Company
Finance plan to develop new flotation system in Tucson
June 5 report that H E Frederick W Abbott Mr Daniels Robert Huntley and A J Barlow local mining men formed the Southwest Flotation and Development association a close corporation to develop new discoveries in rotation declared to be of immense value embraced within a pneumatic rotation machine of notable simplicity.
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Tucson
H. E. Frederick
W. ©. Abbott
Mr. Daniels
Robert Huntley
A. J. Barlow
Close Corporation
Bond case postponed by county court Promenix
The June hearing of a bond case involving Yavapai Coconi ne Mariopa and Pima counties against the state treasurer and state auditor was continued to Monday morning in Startcppa county superior court. The counties seek a writ of mandamus to force turnover of funds from the sale of debt to redeem communities for an old railroad bonds project.
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Promenix
Yavapai
Nogales Postoffice Burglarized Early Saturday
A Nogales postoffice was burglarized at 5 30 Saturday morning. Lewis Juarez was arrested early today for the robbery and is in jail. Juarez was taken into custody by Policemen Harold Drown and Joe Soto.
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Nogales
Nogales. Aune
Lewis Juarez
Tere
Juarez
Harold Drown
Joe Soto
Friends of Sill Point Backing Referendum Effort
Phoenix readers learn supporters of House Bill 129 and House Bill 3 back a referendum against the measures. A prominent Phoenix business man said he knew little of the bills but signed ads and contributed funds, prompting activists to argue taxpayers will reject both bills once they learn their provisions and implications for Arizona’s reclamation and bonds process.
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Ineues
Phoenis
Isnoraner
Arizonnals
State ready to file brief in industrial commission case
Struckmeyer said the state would not file its JL Cristian brief until June 15 at the earliest to uphold the act creating the industrial commission. He indicated the briefs were to be filed by June 10 and the matter heard before the July recess with the supreme court.
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Phoenix
Dme
Fog
Struckmeyer
Iitet
Cristian
Atate
Industrial Commission
Supreme Court
Ose
Louie Bo Whitney
Attempted hold up disrupts A. E. passenger train
Safford reports an attempted rail sabotage on the A. E. passenger train bound for Globe. Attackers placed tires on the Arkles track and cut telegraph wire to loosen ties. Investigation points to a single man acting out of spite against the railroad, with Graham County sheriffs and Bowie officers leading the inquiry.
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Graham County
Bowie
Marriage License Law Takes Effect Friday Across County
Sune brides are advised by James, clerk of the superior court, that a new marriage license law becomes active Friday. Couples must appear for license issuance, provide ages, residences, and marriages history, and sign attestations. The forms, prepared now, require truthfulness and must be completed within the remaining three days.
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AH Taldens
Ee James
James
Scientists to Build Christian Science Schools Nationwide
Phoenix article notes the Articles of Incorporation for the University for Nusinat Corporation of America filed with the Arizona Corporation Commission. The plan: establish Christian Scientists universities with only members of the Christian Science faith employed as teachers. Incorporators include Mott, Kile Brooks Fisher, and J. S. Mertz from Los Angeles. Capital stock set at 5 million dollars, divided into shares. Board of directors to manage affairs with at least three directors.
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Phoeniix
Nusinat Corporation of America
Arizona Corporation Commission
Christiast Seles
Moat
Kile Brooks Fisher
J. S. Mertz
Los Angeles
Calif
Tomato crop of Mexico is yovel Tucson
June 7 The bit tamet movement from the west coast of is finished It was stated by Fre d Jevedell manager of the Southern Facufle de Mexico yesterday About Su carloads of tomatoes were shipped out of that territory to the red States this season They were grown for the most part in the se aion between the Fuerte river and Mazatlan to the south The garbanzo crop wheels will be harvested will not be shipped immediately It was stated owing to the export duty of 5 a sack on this commodity placed by the Mexican government This export chargerahreat of fields understands only temporary and was placed to assize a market for the large quantity of excranzas now stored in the United States it is sold there remain approximately S000 socks unsold and it is believed that soon as markets are found for these the export will be raised by the Mexican government
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Tucson
Fred. Jevedell
United States
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Boyd
Bove
Tombste
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M'Fadden
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Ben
Alaska
Secretare Metlon
Ely
Congress
National Metals CO
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Friends of the DL
Capitol
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Kingman
Anne
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