Demobilized Arizona 340th Artillery Won't Parade Home
Governor Campbell says after the 340th artillery hiked from the Meuse Argonne front to Rhineland they will not parade upon return to Arizona. The unit will be demobilized quickly, with regimental colors taken to Arizona. The governor praised officers and noted welfare efforts for Arizona and New Mexico troops in New York hospitals.
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New York
Rocky Mount States
Artilerymen
Arintin Ant New Mesics
Mexico
Rocky Mountain
Representa Na
Rocky Vete
Arizona to Set Record Purses in Racing at State Fair
June 9 report from Phoenix states Purse totals for the week at the Arizona state fair will reach forty two thousand dollars for the November 3 to 8 racing program. Charles K. Pishon, chairman of the fair commission, says this sum is more than twice any prior weekly purse and the largest weekly racing total offered at any Arizona state fair, and the highest weekly purse in the United States this year.
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Cananea
Douglas
Toribie Caballero
Jose Maria Suarez
Cananes
Secion
Canamea
Banco Mercantil
Caballero
Varsult
Murlio Ranch
Cananea Ie
Arizona
Phoenix
Eeck
Charles K. Pishon
Fair Commission
United States
Kingman
Molybdenum Co
Robert
Thos. Maddock
Treasure Hill Co
J. C. E. Radis
Mem
Develoer C
Bisbee
Bernardino
New Mexico
State Engineers Office
Maror
Cochise County
Washington
Phoenix Auto Smashup Mystery Shrouds City Dance
A June 7 collision in a Phoenix residential district involved two touring cars. Witnesses report two men and two women in bathing suits leaving one badly damaged vehicle after officers followed a blood trail. The other car reportedly fled. driver identity remains unknown.
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Phoenix
Watts
Tex
Pollock to finance big grocery at Phoenix
T E Pollock of Flagstaff plans a large wholesale grocery house in Phoenix. He will establish a bank at Cooley, end of the railroad from Holbrook to Mogollon forest. Pollock is credited as Arizona's wealthiest resident, owning major Arizona Central bank stock and Phoenix National Bank stake, and is a leading sheep owner with ranches in northern Arizona and the Salt River Valley.
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Phoenix
T. E Pollock
Flagstette
Cooley
Holbrook
Mogollon Forest
Pollock
Arizona
Arizona Central Chain of Banks
Phoenix National Bank
Southwest
Alt River Valley
Phoenix Jefferson hovel to be remodeled doubling its capacity
Santa Fe County releases 154000 acres of Navajo reservation land while a Ford mine opens with gold and silver ore priced at 100 dollars per ton. The note mentions a Phoenix Jefferson hovel undergoing remodel to double capacity.
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Phoenix
Jefferson
Navajo Reservation
Santa Fe Co
Sin Ford
Electrician strike harms cotton in Salt River Valley
June 4 Phoenix reports demands from electrical workers union for four closed shop rules shorter hours and higher wages presented to Southwest Cotton and Pacific Gas & Electric. Strike halted Roosevelt dam power, cutting irrigation for cotton fields and causing $1000 daily revenue loss for Water Users association. Federal mediator Da vies ordered to investigate.
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Ectrician
Salt River Valley
Phoenix
Southwest Cotton Company
Pacific Gas & Electric Company
Electrical Workers’ Union
Electrical Workers
Roosevelt Dam
Salt River Valley Water Overs” Association
Roosevelt Power
Southwest Company
Water Users’ Association
Mo Davies
Department of Labor
Washington
Water Users Association
Pacific Gas & EB
Narrow Escape From Studebaker Crash Near Townscane
Former supervisor clerk Karger escaped serious injury when his Studebaker Six rolled on a grade near the McGarse residence. He swerved to avoid another car at speed, the vehicle toppled, but he walked away unhurt though clothes were grease stained. The other driver left the scene. the Bisbee Auto Company owned the car, now returned to power.
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Prom
Karger
Board of Supervisors
Bisbee Auto Company
Nap
Towly
Studebaker
Sue
McGarse
Mistake of a dollar in Phoenix civil action
A jury verdict of 411 dollars favored the plaintiff in a civil case tried before Judge Stanford. The defendant offered 411 dollars, and Mrs. Webb was owed 800 dollars for land improvements. Evidence showed improvements at her expense and damages. miscalculation led to 1 dollar error, with costs to be paid by the defendant.
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Phoenix
Stanford
Webb
Blackburn
Miami votes against Van Dyke water system bonds
June 7 Miami taxpayers reject the Van Dyke water system purchase with 225 voting no and 195 yes in a bond election. Total registered voters 514. The sanitary sewer construction proposal passed 286 to 135 with officials Sloan and Kibbey representing indicated parties.
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Miami
van Dyke Water System
Richard E
Blackburn
Joseph H. Kibbey
Webb
Parade Invitations For July Fourth Celebration In Bisbee
The June 10 notice from Chairman Geo B Willcox invites World War Veterans Spanish American War Veterans Civil War Veterans Union and Confederates Red Cross Nurses county deputies police mounted units and various youth and school groups to participate in Bisbees July 4 parade. Floats prizes and organized company drills are planned with formations announced a day prior.
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Bisbee Bisbee
Geo. B. Willcox
MIS
Red Cross
Uth U8
Ish ES
Calon
Bisbee
Lowell
Hih Sehool
Hoy
Warren
ASK ARIZONA YAQUIS PUT STOP TO RAIDS IN SONORA
United States officials discuss Yaqui raids from Sonora with plans to curb violence. Key figures include Consul Francis E. Dyer and Vice Consul Charles Deherty, Lt. Robert Scott, Lt. Setter, Captain Capron, and Judge J. Underwood. Proposals foresee deportation and cooperation with authorities to end raids.
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Arizona
Sonora
Nogales
Jane
United Stadtaly
Amy
Renes
Arizose
Disord
Mexico
United States
Francis E. Dyer
Charlies Deherty
Robert Scott Lerael
Setter
Military Police
Capron
J. (. [Underwood
Nming
Yaqui River
Home stead Entry Notice in Turner Arizona 1915
U S Land Office Phoenix announces Mary J Harkey of Turner Arizona intends three year proof to establish a land claim described as sections in Township 208 Range 1. Witnesses are John Ine Frank Shaver John Patallo and Yad velo Solano. Tomstone Arizona will host the proof on July 2 1929. First publication June 1 1915.
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Ermerre U. & Land Office
Phoenix
Arizona
Mary J. Harkey
Turner
Bey Ney
Meri Fan
Elgin
J. L. Irvin
Register
Qty
Bereny Saver Harker
Arfiora
Ge SB & Merdian
Eesablat
Shave
W. A. Fowler
Tombstone
Ihuwa
Jobs Neo
Frank Shaver
John Patick
Yndaleelo Solamo
Arta i
Department of the Interior
U.S Land Ofer
Art
Jane Li
Arthur | Fank
Terner
Rance
Meridian
W. A. Uimmseloner
Thomas DM. Larnen
Join Rock
Louis A. Boedecker
Ernest Graf
JL Irvin
Register Pirst
Land Office Notice of Indemnity Land Selections
The State of Arizona under act of 1910 submits indemnity land selections describing several tracts with section township and range details from Phoenix. The notice invites protests during five weeks and lists witnesses for a homestead claim filed at Tombstone on July 2, 1919 with Turner Arizona residents named.
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State of Arizona
Catech
S.R
Phoenix
Arison
Demobilization of 340th Men to Finish Wednesday
Governor Campbell will depart Monday by the Golden States Limited to Phoenix with 240th artillery discharges. All men of the regiment to be mustered out by Wednesday morning, with a limit of 125 discharges per day to avoid overload.
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Thos E Campbell
Arizona
Golden States Limited
Phoenix
Arie
Svt
Torer
Hall's Catarrh Cure Advertised for Cures
An old advertisement claims a hundred dollar reward for incurable catarrh and touts Hall's Catarrh Cure as a 35 year trusted remedy. It asserts action on blood and mucous surfaces and offers testimonials and free information, with Cheney & Co of Toledo as sellers.
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Hall
Cheney & CO
Toledo
Clarence R Goudy Homestead Claim Notice 1919
U S Land Office Phoenix Arizona gives notice that Clarence R Goudy of Fort Huachuca Arizona filed intent to claim land for lot 1 section 33 township 213 range 208 G S R R meridian. hearing set May 24 or June 24 1919 at Tombstone Arizona before A S Commissioner Tom Fry Christopher Soy Beck Turner Arizona and William M Carmichael Fort Huachuca. J Irvin Register. First pub May 4 1919.
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U.S. Land Office
Phoenix
Arizona
Clarence R Goudy
Ft. Huachuva
G&s RR & Meridian
W. A. Fowler
A. S
Tombecone
Arisona
Tom Fry
Christopher
Soy
Ft. Hunchves
Join Beck
Turner
Wiliam M Carmichael
Ft. Huachuca
J. Lirvin
Register
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Wes A. I
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240Th Artillery
Guenza
3. J. Pershing
Lawson
de Agus
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Anter
Cansnes
Canaria
Willisia
Nikit
Sanday
Roosevelt Power le
Water Users” Association
Salt River Suites Jek
Vitation
Doyle Howe
Maren
SS Cavalry
Yelp
Viesse
Warren District
Nose Willcox
United States Land Office
G&s Rmd
L 1. Irvin
Scott White
Departments of the Interior
Tucson
Tueson
Mise
London
Charles A. Gilchrint
Auvines
England
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