Cochise County Division Movement Denied by Board
The Cochise County division drive is blocked as the Board rules petitions invalid due to improper signatures and lack of proper verification. County officials note the effort is finished for now, with a new petition unlikely to be drawn up. attention shifts to the July 2 hearing on the county seat removal.
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Cochise County
William M. Riggs
Cnebi
Uy Notier
el Said
Arsion
Advi
Deni
Opy
Wm. Riggs
Dos Cabezas
Henry Etz
Wm. Bennett
Milton Fairlee
W.G. Smith
Copeland
Benson
J.C. Gang
Board of Supervisors
Tombstone
Johoree
Hisbee
Tucson Man Held for Trying to Evade Draft
June 12 report from Nogales states J B Cykdar of Denver and Ignatius Rodriguez of Tucton were arrested here by Justice Department agents for allegedly attempting to evade registration under the selective draft act.
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Denver
Ignatius Rodriguez
Tucton
Department of Justice
Attorney J Gang fined for traffic violation in city
FINED $250 Attorney J. Gang of Wiiray was hauled up before City Police Judge J. F. Duncan this morning and fined $250 for having violated the local traffic ordinance. He was arrested by City Marshal Geo. Bra vin for having allowed his car stand on the wrong side of the street. He paid the fine.
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J. Gang of
Wiiray
J. F. Duncan
Geo. Bravin
Marriage of Popular Couple From Tombstone and Phoenix
Friends of Owen Duff of Tombstone and Grace Kyle of Tombstone and Phoenix learned yesterday of their marriage in Phoenix. The couple met when Miss Kyle came to Tombstone as deputy county school superintendent. Duff works in the Warchaving department for the Punter Till Mines Company and is well known in the Old Camp.
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Owen Duff
Tombstone
Miss Grace
Oyle
Phoenix
Mr. Duff
Miss Kyle
Mr Dutt
Capitol City
Chicago
Punter Till Mines Company
Warchaving
Governor Names Final Two Upon Board
On June 18 Governor Campbell completed the new state institutions commission by naming Wr. Jamisson of John L. Gust Phoenix as a member, joining Doane Merrill, who had been named on June 7. Deane Merrill, formerly the citizen member of the old board, joins the new commission. The body, created to replace the old board of control, met for organization with Jamieson, a Clarkdale construction engineer, Cust a Phoenix attorney, and Merrill a banker and businessman of southern Arizona, plus Charles Christy of Phoenix as secretary.
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Phoenix
Campbell
Wr. Jamisson
John L. Gust
Doane Merrill
Commission For
State Inetim
Board of Control
Deane Merrill
Commission
Jamieson
Clarkdale
Arizona
Cust
Merrill
Charles Christy
Commis
Crop Survey Planned for Entire State Arizona
An Arizona crop survey in progress under the Arizona Council of Defense aims to map agricultural production for the coming year. The effort will show crop surpluses and deficits, guiding state and national planning. Local notes mention area residents, post office order, Ramsey Canyon trip, Dos Cabezas visitor reports, a Bisbee wedding, and Red Cross fundraising in Pearce with a dance and prize.
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Phoenix
Arizona
Arizona Council of Defense
Council For Defense
Pearce
Red Cross
Vearee
Red Cross Association
Wil von
Cochise
Courtland
Gleeson
Tombstone
Light
Bisbee
Five Judes
B. Hein
Elvin Brown
Wm. Monmonier
Caure
Arizona Must Furnish 4002 Men for Army
Adjutant General Harris of the Arizona National Guard released a county by county quota table for the states total enlistment need. The First Arizona Infantry and existing county companies mix into a final state figure of about 4602 men including 2000 for the new army and reserves.
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Joenix
Harris
Arizona National Guard
Arizona
United States
Gilmore
Seh County
Will Coon
War Department
First
Arizona Infantry
Army
Sumos
Epitaph Joins In Congratulating Lone Happy Couple
The loyal local party visited last night and plans a serenade tonight by older friends to honor the couple. The Epitaph extends congratulations on their lone and happy wedded life.
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Loysebirlvarl
Million Dollar Company to Drill for Oil in Bowie Field
June 18 Bowie reports Arizona New Mexico Oil Development Co formed to develop the Bowie Oil fields. President and secretary visited. plan to move a well rig onto the field where drilling paused six years ago. Two oil experts call the field highly promising for high gravity oil at shallow depth. secrecy aimed to secure land before public rush to oil claims. Inside holders have acquired a large area.
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Bowie
Arizona New Mexico Oil Development Co
Ose
Walter Hill Begins Serving Fifteen Days
Walter Hill, convicted in superior court of selling intoxicants, began a fifteen day sentence in the county jail. He told the court he did not know the cider was hard and that he ordered sweet cider, unaware it would become an intoxicant before sale.
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Walter Hill
Phoenix
Superior Court
Supreme Court
Clemency Debate in Arizona Bootlegger Case Files
Phoenix June 18 Governor Campbell letters the board of pardons warning against executive clemency for bootleggers. He cites a suspend ed sentence case and argues that prohibition violators drive crime and profits, urging firm punishment and detailing the costs of pardons and the board's workload.
Highway work advances rapidly between Bisbee and Tombstone
Progress continues on the Bisbee to Tombstone highway with grading halted for now and surfacing underway. Equipment and crews are shifting to a new worksite near the Government Draw, moving camps and supplies as manpower fluctuates with crew term completions.
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Bisbee
Tomb[Mone
Tombstone
Arizona Firms Misunderstand Pending Women’s Wages Law
June reports show Phoenix area employers discharging apprentices, notably girls, fearing new women’s minimum wage rules. Officials say no wage law for women is yet in effect, pending petition verification for a statewide referendum.
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Phoenix
Arizona
Secretary of State
Author in Naco Hishee, June 19 and Clemming request
June 19 report notes Jane Coolidge, noted author, visiting Douglas for two weeks to gather material for a book and possibly basing Ojeda's last stand on the border point in a future novel. Berkeley, California, is listed as her home. Governor Campbell’s letter requests no clemency recommendations for bootlegging sentences to his office except in unusual cases. The sheriff’s office has a copy of the governor’s letter explaining his actions.
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Kay
Eleanor
Mines
Tim
Hishee
Jane Coolidge
Douglas
Naco
Coolidge
Ojeda
Border Point
Mr. Cooldige
Berkeley
Cal
Hom
Thomas A. Campbell
Arizona
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Willcox
J. M. Sparks
Coe
Johnson
John Roe
Ross
Gi. Gilmore
Whey
J.B. Gal
Sichise Couunty, Air Pervisers
Tucson
Nogales
J. B. Cykdar
Wat Bennett
H.W. EU
WM. Smith
Mitton Fairlee
AL. Copeland
Court House
Paul Smith
Eivil
Ramsey Canyon
Wm. Higgs
Bec
Riges
New Mexico
L. Roster
Mias
Massie Aplin
W. Stark
Hishse
W. M. Johnson
The
RED Cross Dance
Maricopa
Yumarr
Yavapai
Pinal Gia Ae
Graham
Javaje
Apache
Mohavens
Santa Cruz
Ain
Sae
Ates
Million Dollar Company
Leggers
Curt Wo Miller
Board of Pardons and Paroles
Nemien
Cone
Mr Miller
Wiley E Jones
Arizo Jna
Eamp
Sheriff's Office
Govior
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