Mother in England seeks trace of son in Arizona
Martha Miles of Shirenewton England appeals to Sheriff James F McDonald for help locating her son George Herbert Cities who left 16 years ago and has not sent word for six years. He reportedly moved from Montana to Arizona after prior sightings near Dupuyer and Pondera county.
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Shirenewton
England
James F. McDonald
Arizona
Sfontana
George Herbert Cities
Teton County
Montana
Dupuyer
Pondero Couny
Mont
Martha Miles
Librarians discuss state bureau benefits at national meeting
Don P. Cronin of Phoenix argues the billdrafting bureau greatly aids legislatures noting half of bills draw data from it. He touts accuracy and legality of drafts while calling the bureau Aristotle up to date. Attendees include Estelle Lutroil from Tucson as the conference on Books for Everybody continues in Colorado Springs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colorado Springs
Colo
Legislative Bureau
Don P. Cronin
State Law and Legislative Reference Library
Phoenix
Arizona
Nationas Association of State Librarians
Cronin
Legislative Reference Department
National Assoiation of State Librarians
American Library Association
Friends of Libraries
Estelle Lutroil
University of Arizona
Tucson
Body found to aid mill project at Tombstone site
June 10 Tombstone florence report states the body of a man identified as RC Dibbie was found hanged, with the rope and scene connected to a planned milling plant on site. George W. Clark of Philadelphia and Katherine Clark arrived, while campaign cards for Judge Charles De were noted in relation to the project and local interests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florence
RC. Dibbie
George W. Clark
Philadelphia
New York
Miss
Katherine Clark
Warren
Beck
Phillip Wilson
Clark
Strangu Jgan
Frank P. Coronagh
Charles de Ofs
Tombstone
Stranger Dibble’s Tucson visit ends with money found
Mrs. Sam Hodgson of 335 East Twelfth Street Tucson is said to be Dibble’s sister. He arrived tomorrow morning after being a stranger there and seeking a ranch cook job. A. P. Wrenn saw him Saturday and gave him a lift to Casa Grande. Dibble, about 60, wore a gray mustache with Moose and Eagle emblems tattooed on his arms. About $120 was found in his pockets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam Hodgson
East Twelfth Street
Tucson
Sonora and Sinaloa Booming After Revolution Ends
NOGALES June 10 Sonora and Sinaloa are booming since the revolution ended says H M Clagett manager for Roy Titcombe with large business interests. Clagett returned after supervising erection of a 5100 power plant and electrical equipment for the Proppers Golding company near Moc Sinalo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nogales
Sonora
Sinaloa
H. M. Clagett
Roy & Titcombe
Clagget
Protters Golding Company
Moc Sinalo
Red headed boy repays governor year old loan
A red headed boy sent a letter to Governor Campbell with a $2 check, recounting a years old loan for $210 given for a start in life. The note recalls the governor had once given aid, which had been forgotten until now when the repayment arrived.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Imperial Valley Dusinessman
Campbell
Mfe
Supervisor of Home Economics Returns to Phoenix
Misa Buelah Coon supervisor of home economics with the vocational education department has returned from the southern part of the state on official business. She will prepare her annual report for the state board of Vocational Education which meets in the city July 19. The board includes Governor Thomas E Campbell Dr B R Von KleinSmid J C Creager A J Matthews C C Case Elsie Toles C F Philbrook and H E Matthews.
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Phoenix
Misa Buelah Coon
Vocational Educational Department
Miss Coon
State Board of Vocational Education
Thomas E. Campbell
RB. von KleinSmid
University of Arizona
J. C. Creager
Northern Arizona Normal School
A. J. Matthews
The
Tempe
Kiss Costs Man in Nogales Court
June 10 a man named Peter Zerroberts faced fines after a kiss stolen from four Greek fourteen year olds led to a $23 penalty in Police Justice FE Coles court. He endured bites and scratches from a girl friend of one kiss victim while the incident occurred at a Grand avenue fruit stand run by Sofia Morachi during her father's absence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nogales
Peter Zerroberts
FE. Coles Court
Zefroberts
Grand Avenue
Sofia Morachi
Former Douglas Man Killed by His Wife in El Paso
Mrs. Harry Jurgensen, a former Douglas resident now traveling for Fish Rubber in El Paso, is charged with the May 26 murder of her husband. She was held in $10,000 bail by the El Paso Superior Court after being indicted for first degree murder following a quarrel at their Douglas home. Mr. Jurgensen was cashier at Dough Grocery on G avenue and planned a return visit to Douglas.
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McOsker
G. C. Pidgeon
Ter
Pidgeon
McOskers
McOster
Copper Queen
Lowell
Mass
Boston Institute of Technology
California
Lircell School
Bailey Hill
Massachusetts
Hennessy Undertaking
Douglas
Harry Jurgensen
el Paso
Jurgensen
Mr Jurgensen
John George
Dough
G Avenue
Cotton planting to be tried in Sonora
Sonora Mexico emerges as a potential large cotton district with Captain J C Beasley reporting promising initial crops at the San Carlos ranch near Hermosillo. A large next year planting is anticipated as the San Carne proposition expands, while the Arizona Cotton Growers' Association leases space in Sonora to store and handle crops and Mexican labor.
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Sonora
Nogales
Mexico
Americas
J.C. Beasley
Hermostilo
San Carlos Ranch
Hermositlo
San Carnes
Arizona Cotton Growers’ Association
Weapon of Pioneer Frontiersman Added to Society’s Collection
The Arizona Pioneer Society received a 43 Colt revolver once owned by Robert N. Leatherwood, a pioneer ranger and Pima County sheriff. Found among his effects in his Catalina mountain cabin after his death, the weapon reflects Leatherwood’s service era and period of use, adding a notable artifact to the society’s relics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tucson
Arizona Pioneer Society
Robert N. Leatherwood
Pima County
Cco
Leatherwood
Mountain Cabin
Catalinas
Plaa
Douglas Plans Real July Fourth Celebration
Douglas will host an old time Fourth of July celebration for the first time in years. The event is organized by the Fred Hilburn post of the American Legion with help from the Douglas Chamber of Commerce. A 12-member Legion committee will meet Friday with chamber officials to finalize plans and appoint subcommittees. Bisbee will support Douglas by sending a large delegation, while Bisbee will skip its own celebration this year out of consideration for Douglas.
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Douglas
Fred Hilburn
American Legion
Douglas Chamber of Commerce
Chamber of Commerce
Tete
Bisbee Post
Bisbes
Vocational Building Urged For Tempe High School
Tempe Union high school board endorses a new vocational building to house domestic science manual training and agriculture courses. The plan includes a bond election to finance the proposed structure, with agriculture as a new venture meeting existing demand.
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Phoend Jume WA OH
Tempe Union High School Board
Cattle Shipper Sues Railroad for 2005 Damages
A Tucson suit filed by Joan Willie Kingman and Campbell claims $2,005 for 28 cattle killed and $3 per head for depreciation on 307 other cattle from 335 shipped May 1919 by Willis via Southern Pacific from Amado Arizona to Montana. The action names John Barton Payne as agent under the United States Transportation Act of 1929.
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Tucson
Amado
Ariz
Montana
John Barton Payne
Joan Willie
Kingman and Campbell
Willis
Southern Pacific
Bank Door Break-In Ends With Driver Arrest
Frank Lang, who had just bought the car, drove it through the Bank of Commerce front doors at midnight. Police arrested him. Chief Jones released him on bond. The storm doors were torn from their hinges.
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Douglas
June W
Bank of Commerce
Frank Lang
Jones
Shattuck Arizona Copper reports March quarter profit
Shattuck Arizona Copper company reports for the quarter ended March 31 total receipts of 445 902 dollars and net income after depreciation of 55 740 dollars. Metals recovered from copper ores include copper 1 002 292 pounds gold 215 ounces silver 26 322 cents. Lead concentrates yield lead 1 902 791 pounds zinc 924 ounces silver 51 198 cm. Lead ores show lead 17 948 pounds gold 7 cents silver 396 ounces. The net income equals nearly stock for the quarter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shattuck Arizona
Shattuck Arizona Copper Company
French Girl Stops in Douglas on Way to Courtland
Miss Ange Huque Prancois arrived in Douglas from France and will depart for Courtland to marry a former service man waiting there. The couple met in Paris before his departure. a year and a half passed before the wedding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Douglas
Courtlah
Ange- Huque Prancois
France
Courtland
Francois
Prancola
Paria
One boy killed and another injured in Arizona incident
A Rincon New Mexico youth named Hugh Williams was found dead by a freight crew near San Simon Arizona. A second boy, allegedly Willard Foga, had a severe scalp wound. They were found asleep with heads on railroad ties at Baw tryalding. The constable reported the discovery last night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hugh Williams
Rincon
New Mexico
San Simon
Arizona
Willard Foga
San Siman
Bawtryalding
Woman Burned In Fire In Phoenix Report
A Phoenix woman was burned when a house fire broke out this afternoon on River Hopkins Street near East Washington. The injured boy, about 18, told authorities his mother Mrs Poral lives at Five Points. He weighs about 130 pounds and is five feet seven inches tall. She was taken to a hospital after attempting to rescue belongings from her blazing home.
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Lord Fogel
Poral
Five Points
Phoenix
River Hopkins
East Wash
Helington
San Sino
Nogales Gasless Afternoon Due to Clogged Pipe
Nogales experienced a four hour gas outage yesterday afternoon as the feed pipe between the generating and supply tanks became clogged. Officials attributed the stoppage to nepthalyne deposits inside the pipe, noting the gas produced there is refined from crude oil.
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Nogales
Man Shot Near Chicken Coop Dies at County Hospital
Douglas June reports Joe Lindley aged about 62 died at the county hospital after being shot in the knee while attempting to open the Jose Lope chicken coop near Lopez premises southwest of the city. Lindley had lived in Arizona 20 years and previously worked as a teamster in the mines. Lopez shot the intruder after catching him at the coop. Lindley had no known relatives in the area.
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Douglas
Joe Lindley
Jose Lope
Lopez Premises
Lindley
Arizona
Lopez
Gasoline Rationing Debate Moves Forward in Flagstaff
June reports show Flagstaff facing severe gasoline shortage with city garage owners appointing a committee to prevent boarding and spread out current and anticipated supplies to avoid total deprivation.
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Flagstaff
Elk and In Nogales Form Organization in Nogales
Elke formed a preliminary organization at a Santa Cruz club meeting in Nogales to establish a new Elles lodge. Two committees were created to select a home and to handle membership with chart members being signed.
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Nogales
Nogales Elke
Santa Cruz
Elles
Elka
Ray Kelvin Road Lea contract and proposed bond issue
June 8 Florence bids opened for Ray Kelvin road grading to B M Galleger Phoenix for 82000 and concrete work to Ryquist and Co for Albuquerque and others. A separate note says the proposed $4.5 million highway bond was not asked by the county highway commission.
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Highway Commission
Phoenix
County Highway Commission
Florence
B. M. Galleger and Company
R.yquist
C. Sheedy Construction Company of
Albuquerque
Wasa
Los Angeles
Ington
Holm
Guist
Ray-Kelvin
Highway Department
Fed
Los Angeles Tops West as Census City Leader
Los Angeles leads the western census list, surpassing San Francisco to become the largest city west of St. Louis. Over ten years to 1910 it grew to 575,480 with a 356,282 increase, while San Francisco reached 508,410, reflecting faster LA growth at 60.3 percent versus SF 21.9 percent.
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Los Angeles
Washington
San Francisco
St. Louis
Census Bureau
Buffalo
Milwaukee
Newark
Cincinnati
New Orleans
Calumet and Arizona declares dividend
Directors of the Calumet and Arizona Mining Co declare a quarterly dividend of 1 dollar payable June 21 to holders of record June 4. Three months ago the company paid 1 dollar and six months ago 60 cents.
Daylight Saving Prompts Early Hours Plan in Phoenix
A daylight saving movement in Phoenix seeks to shift business hours earlier this summer. Proponents urge stores to open at dawn and close at 3 p.m., with the chamber of commerce endorsing a 3 pm close as reports indicate many local establishments may adopt the schedule.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phoenix
Chamber of Commerce
Electrical Course Open at State University of Tensor
There is an opportunity for young men to obtain training in electrical engineering at the State University of Tifcon. The university offers a fully equipped electrical laboratory with direct and alternating current generators and motors transformers and a comprehensive set of measuring meters. The modern power plant is available for student tests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State University
Tifcson
Tire University
Atudents
Phoenix considers bond for school buildings plan
Phoenix trustees propose a $200,009 bond issue to buy sites and erect three school buildings to relieve crowded conditions. Superintendent John D Loper submitted plans for new schools in the north east and west sections of the city at a public meeting tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phoenix
John D. Loper
Mountain View Hotel Destroyed by Fire in Globe
The Mountain View hotel in Globe was destroyed by a fire of unknown origin last night. Fire department responders worked quickly with a line of hose, but the building burned to the ground while adjacent structures were saved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miami
Mountain View
Globe
Arm Severs in Train Accident At Douglas
James Dean Russell aged 18 from Locust Grove Oklahoma had his left arm severed above the elbow in a railroad accident Saturday. He walked about a half mile to a county road where a passerby picked him up and brought him to the county hospital. He also lost four toes and later rode in two cars before reaching care. he remained in good spirits and his temperature was near normal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Douglas
James Dean Russell
Russel
Young Russel
Locust Grove
Oklahoma
Harris and Ingalls Meet to Probe Old Guard Funds
Phoenix report from June 10 outlines an initial step to sort out discrepancies in National Guard company funds. Charles W. Harris and Walter S. Ingalls will meet with Assistant Attorney General F J McBride, Harris to bring personal records and collected vouchers and cancelled checks in the adjutant general’s possession. The matter, prompted by Gov. Campbell, may avoid court action as officials proceed with accounting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phoenix
Old National Guard
Charles W. Harris
Walter S Ingalls
F J. K. McBride
Ingalls
Harris
Adjutant General
Wiley E. Jones
Thomas E. Campbell
McBride
Treasury certificates offering opens in Dallas
The secretary of the treasury authorizes a limited offering of treasury certificates dated June 15 1920 Series A 1920 five and three fourths percent due January 3 1921 and Series to 1921 six percent due June 15 1921 The Federal Reserve Bank of Dallas will receive subscriptions and allotments in order of receipt Subscriptions books are now open with most banking institutions handling subscriptions or direct to the Federal Reserve Bank of your district
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Dallas
Texas
Secretary of the Treasury of
U. S
Treasury
U.S
Federal Reserve Bank of Dallas
Secretary of the Treasury
Federal Bank of
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Paul HH. McGoker
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Fritz H. Holn
Calumet
Globe Hostelry
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