Dentists Bill Passes House After Battle
Phoenix story reports the Arizona House passed eight bills and one memorial, including the dentistry bill amid opposition. Critics argued a dental trust would exceed state standards, while supporters urged lowering high local prices and allowing out of state certificates with equal accuracy.
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Howe
Senate
Lacy
Arizona
Pope
Fare
Apache Buck Runs Amuck Kills Two Wounds Woman
In Globe Arizona two Apache men were fatally shot and a Apache woman seriously wounded during a tent camp incident near Roosevelt Dam. Suspect Fannie Early fled north of the dam as deputies pursued. Names Frank Caster Taylor Mayme Florence Newton Stanley Newton and Fannie Early connected to the case. Prolonged pursuit continued with no word by late afternoon.
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Globe
Ariz
Flo
Bidian
Roosevelt Dam
Frank Caster
Taylor Mayme
Florence Newton
Fannie Early
Sheri Shute
Karrick Land
Earry
Roosevelt
Farry
Grand Junction
Colorado
Books and games drive at Port Grant Industrial School
Phoenix area notes a Harmony club public bridge at the Woman's club this afternoon to raise funds for the Port Grant industrial school. A silver offering will aid the school and prizes await winners as Mrs. Eugette Hughes hosts a brief business session before cards. The group recently backed House Bill 212 for a children’s home with a governing board.
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Ariz
Port Grant
Harmony Club
Woman's Club
Eugette Hughes
Judge Lewis Represents Arizona at White House Conference
Phoenix February 26 Governor Campbell named Judge Ernes W. Lewis of Phoenix to represent him at the White House conference March 3 and 4 on the nations industrial and labor problems. The governor had earlier received a telegram from Secretary of Labor Wilson inviting governors and mayors to outline federal labor issues.
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Phoenix
Ariz
Campbell
Ernes W. Lewis
White House
Wilson
Insane Hospital Inquiry Involving Speaker Pet
Phoenix reports show Speaker Pet plans a probe into the insane hospital with a committee including Judge Lewis named to investigate. The governor regrets absence due to business and a representative will be sent to report to the legislature on the Jerome commission of 1917 and related mediation efforts.
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Insane Hospital
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Pet
Lewis
State Hospital
Phillips
Delbridge
Three Million Levy Sought to Hire Unemployed
A telegraph from officials and union leaders with soldiers of Bisbee requests a three mill levy to fund employment for unemployed citizens and returning service members. It notes widespread unemployment worsened by returning veterans and urges immediate public funds to address the crisis.
History ceremonial of Mystic Shrine ends in Phoenix
The victory ceremonial of the Nobles of the Mystic Shrine opened yesterday and closed tonight with a grand finale. The program featured an elaborate display and included inflation of a large number of gobices.
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Mystic Shrine
Mye He
Arizona Reclamation Boom Begins in Phoenix
An Arizona delegation will travel to Washington to present a concrete plan for returning soldiers and settlers to reclaimed land. The draft outlines half a million acres for new settlers, led by George H. Maxwell Andrew Kimball and Frank Olmstead, tying to the national reclamation act’s anniversary as the Roosevelt era claims its payroll of irrigation gains.
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Frank Y. W. Lane
Lahore
George H. Maxwell
Andrew Kimball
Agricultural Department
Railrad Administration
Frank Olmstead
Los Angeles
Maxwell
Salt River Valley
Trade Faces Price Drop Assertion by Arizona Grocers
Phoenix February meeting of the Arizona Wholesale Grocers association debated a coming price decline. No firm plan was adopted, but proposals aimed at stabilizing the market were discussed for a later gathering. The group plans to resume state trade development activities after ending the food administrator's program. A petition to allow ten round boxing exhibitions in Bisbee circulates, arguing returning service members need recreation and mild boxing is suitable.
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American Bar Association
Phoenix
Tempo
Arizona
Arizima Wholesale Grocers’ Association
Tday
Arizona house passes land bill on third reading in Phoenix
The state land department measure with a land commissioner moves toward final reading, despite jousting in committee. Mooney bill and juvenile court efficiency bill also advance, with funding for an experimental well and irrigation tests in San Simon valley and other measures addressing libraries and relief funding.
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Peterson
State Land Department
O'Neill
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San Pedro Val
Ty United Arizona
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Ashuret
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Arizona Federation of Labor
Lloyd B. Christy
Senate
Arizona Normal School
Sila Valley Offers Farm for Returning Yenks
An Arizona report outlines river remediation and reclamation projects along the Gila River prepared by Frank H. Almstead. Governor Campbell, Engineer Ormstead, and others announced the plan will be reviewed in Washington to present to Arizona voters.
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Eich
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Almstead
Los Angeles
Ashurst
Washington
Arizona
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George H. Manwell
Andrew Im Jball
Oth Agricultural Department of the Railroad Administration
Ernest W. Lewis
Campbell
White House
Travelers Told They Cannot Get Back From Europe
Phoenix March 26 Deputy U S Clerk N McKee, who has received many passport applications for Europe, was informed from Washington that it is practically impossible to obtain return passages from Europe. He instructed applicants to first ascertain conditions from steamship companies before buying return tickets.
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U. S
N. McKee
Europe
Washington
Monthly Report of Cochise Farm Advisor January 1919
N Nthly report of Cochise farm advisor R Adamson details January 1919 activities in Willcox area. Discussions on crop rotations with six farmers. 900 pounds hairy Peruvian alfalfa ordered. permanent pasture for bogs recommended. pruning demonstration conducted. written projects under way. livestock measures include hay orders for cattlemen and rabies vaccine cooperatively secured. Veterinary assistance provided. rodent control expanding. annual County Extension worker meeting attended. conference notes call for clearer conclusions. three apiaries in one community received County Agent assistance.
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R Adamson
Willcox
Ann
Douglas
Bare
Mrentini
U.S
Reon Foundation
Frevert
Tuesum
Jen
Fay
El Paso Chamber Plans Arizona and New Mexico Visit
El Paso Chamber of Commerce announced a trade excursion through Arizona and New Mexico in April. The group will include business messengers, a band, and a quartet. A Sonora stop near Nogales was considered but not decided.
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Chamber of Commerce
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Ube
Elies
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Ube Trat
Department of the Chamber of Commerce
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