Omnibus Roads Bill Passes Senate In Brief
Feb 28 Phoenix report notes the senate considered a broad roads measure with amendments. The bill, eyed for House action, includes traffic regulations, funding provisions, and potential bond questions. Other measures debated include military service benefits, divorce law changes, foreclosures, and an anti politics order aimed at corporate influence. The governor sent a political parity bill and a race politics order for action.
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Barry
Santa Fe Railroad
Flavorful claim ends with Lucky Strike slogan tease
A brief ad fragment asserts no cigarette matches the delicious flavor of Lucky Strike, ending with an abrupt assertive tag line. The snippet showcases early 20th century advertising tone emphasizing product flavor as a key differentiator.
Fragmented Senate Debate on Military and University Fund
Fragmentary OCR summarizes a session with amendments to the military code, creation of a university fund, and debates on foreigner education, memorials, and mining inspections. It notes votes, committee actions, and procedural points in a state legislature setting with mentions of a capitol building and named figures.
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Aged man found dead at Hardy ranch home
Mardy Poor, a local resident, was found dead in a bed at his Hardy ranch near the Indian school sanitarium early yesterday. Sheriff reports say he had been dead several hours. authorities suspect ptomaine poisoning after he complained of acute stomach pains and warned of possible canned goods poisoning.
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Governor Signs Nine New Measures Amid Turmoil
The governor signed nine new measures touching emergency funding for agriculture and horticulture, expansion of state authority, and administrative reforms. The bills include funding provisions, health and safety provisions, and changes to municipal powers as the legislature debates policy amid ongoing fiscal strains.
Superior Court jury trial for Wortiibe Land case verdict
In Superior Court a jury heard the Wortiibe Land and Cattle case with the issue of damages and theft presented. The panel of jurors including Merrill, Greer, Dililgen, and many others convened, the trial concluded with a verdict and scheduling details discussed for further actions.
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Sutantay
Wortiibe Land & Cattle Company
Etvadant
Wildcat captured during big rabbit drive near Chan' mining district
Petro Beltran won $9,000 damages from PHX in a U S district court ruling dated Feb 28. The case stems from a large jackrabbit drive near Chan'in mining district where about 800 participants hunted 1280 acres. Beltran, formerly employed at Globe Mine, alleged injuries from a rock fall at Magma Copper mine site near Superior on May 29, 1919. The court stayed execution 20 days to allow a new trial plea by the defendant as urged by officials of Gays and the United States Biological Safety program and the farm bureau.
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Petro Beltran
United States District Court
PHX
Magma Copper Company
Globe
Chan
Lor
Superior
Ot Gays
United States Biological
Farm Bureau
Findings on water rights in Cave Creek case
Forwarding findings to the Superior Court of Co wigs comnts on the determination of relative rights to waters of Cave Creek and tervararies. The determination arose from a necessitated view by a Detikfon and mentions tribes, allocations, and potential orders, with the court ready to issue if certainties are met.
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Whornix
Mate Soter
Cowigs
Cave Creek
Calrmaats
Tenderfoot’s First Desert Jaunt Begs New Hopes
The account describes Tenderfoot’s initial desert journey from Phoenix to Tucson, detailing his arduous pace, planned route, and thirst for water. It notes his exhaustion after long walking segments and his pursuit of a safe water source before continuing.
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Tenderfoot
Tucson business man killed when auto turns over
A Tucson businessman was killed and the driver’s wife and three other occupants injured when an auto overturned on a highway twenty miles north of Hereford after a blowout. The deceased was Benegit, husband of the driver’s wife, with other occupants escaping injury. Injured were hospitalized. cause cited as a blowout per local report to officials.
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Murely
Anil Foo
Surie
Tony Otk
Tuwson
Tuliae
Imitee
Jay Lawe
Lamnetier
One Dead and Another Dying After Nogales Car Crash
In Nogales Ariz Feb 21 Oliver Foore year old N dead and A Langfort 22 a hauffenn formerly of Bisbee Arizona are dying and George Starke Cenanea Mexico a mining tan was slightly injured as three teens rode in 4 car driven by Langford which collided with 4 car driven by Mrs H G Wright wife of the terminal agent of the Southern Pacific. Mrs Wright and her nine year old son Gray escaped injury. Foore died instantly from a fractured skull.
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George Starke
Cenanea
Mexico
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Mra
H. G. Wright
Southern Pacific
Restery
Mra. Wright
Gray
Wright
Foore
Sturent
Late 19th Century UTO Licenses Record Confusing Notice
A garbled OCR style public notice discusses UTO licenses and state secretary actions. It references penalties, fees, and registrations with scattered names and dates, noting county receipts and state officials handling license records and arrests related to past years.
Train wreck leaves many dead and injured near Teopakeenger
At a rural crossing a Michigan Central line failed to stop for a New York Central train. The derailed Michigan Central engine hit a wooden coach, ploughing 300 feet, destroying the car and causing fatalities and injuries. Rescue teams and volunteers aided victims as authorities investigated signal failures at the crossroad.
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New York Central
Mithican Central Trail
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Salvation Army Budget Set For Arizona Drive
Arizona state advisory board members announced a tightened Salvation Army budget at a county advisers convention held at the Hotel Adams. Maricopa County’s quota was set at 1500 dollars. Vernon L. Clark, secretary, stated the state budget was pared to the bone as the drive began the week of March.
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Hotel Adams
Maricopa County
Vernon L. Clark
Ty State
Tate
Fragmentary Note on Education Department Inquiry
A fragmented OCR line mentions the teen elven trout and the term therapy department, with unclear names or actions, leaving readers uncertain about the event or person involved.
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Etry Department
Funds To Control Crop Pests Assured PHIGENES
Government officials confirm funding to support pest control in agriculture. Measures aim to protect grape production and orchard crops from pests and diseases, ensuring continued supply and market stability this growing season. Local authorities coordinate with state agencies to implement approved control programs and safeguard crop yields.
Santa Fe Politics Rule Attacked in Sill by Barry
OCR reads a Santa Fe politics dispute in Sill with Representative Barry of Cochise County warning railroad employees about political activity. The notice lists prohibitions on officials and employees influencing elections and restricting political involvement in public offices and civil duties.
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Barry
Phoenix
Ihitine Railroad
Cochise County
Arizona State Feiera
Neusin
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Highway
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Benson Girls Crown State Champions in 29 21 Victory
Benson high school girls defeated Globe 29 to 21 to win the Interscholastic state championship. The game opened with Benson leading 13 to 1 and maintained the advantage throughout, securing the title in Prescott.
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Benson High
Globe Girls
Benson
Prescott
Fragmented OCR reveals unsettled legislative session tensions
The readable scraps describe nine more working days left in the legislative session with references to senators, committees, and votes. Names, places, and dates are intermittently legible, indicating a proceeding with delayed scheduling, hearings, and pending actions across chambers.
Douglas Rodeo Work Complete in 3 Months Rolls
The report details the completion of rodeo work for Douglas within three months. Contractor Lee Peidirta and Blak Shean are involved in the project with the Goderstand overseeing the schedule. Lat Roe and representatives of Lat Roe are expected to coordinate with Governor Thitnws BE Cumptel and county officials in Jefferson County.
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Covernor
Cooblae
Morey
John Fother
State court juror with long county service in Arizona
The article notes a man named Clark being recalled for jury duty after 39 years in the state judiciary system. It recounts his career across Graham and Cochise counties as sheriff undersheriff clerk of the board of supervisors and county treasurer. It also mentions his past association with the state land department and a long residence in Arizona. In Yuma, Arizona paving of the Colorado River bridge will begin soon with California paying half the cost per state highway department.
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State Land Department
Graham County
Board of Supervisors
Cochise County
Colorado River
Yuma
Ariz
State Highway Department
Highway Commission of California
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