Marriage of Roemer and Miss Castaneda in Benson Arizona
Announcements from Tucson report the marriage of Miss Josephine Castaneda to Mr Stephen Roemer at the Cathedral with Rev Duval officiating on February 2. The bridal party included Mrs A A Castaneda Ed ward Castaneda Aurelia Castaneda and Margarita as ringbearer. The couple left for Phoenix to reside after March 10. Roemer, long time Arizona resident, previously of Benson, chairs the Wells Fargo Express and now leads the American Railway Express in Phoenix.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amy
Castaneda Benson
Ariz
Mar
Josephine Castaneda
Stephen Roemer
Tucson
Fr. Duval
A. A. Castaneda
Edward
Aurelia
Dudolph Castaneda
Phoenix
Roemer
Mr. Roemer
Arizona
Benjim
Bank of
Benson
Wells Fargo Express Company
American Railway Express Co
Romer
Bowman Denied Leave of Absence in Arizona House
Representative Bowman of Santa Cruz County was denied further leave to tend to oil field interests in Texas. He had previously been excused for two weeks, but after returning he left again, prompting a house vote against granting more leave. A telegram was sent demanding his presence. A new Senate bill proposes spending forty eight thousand dollars to purchase a land strip adjoining Phoenix and add it to state holdings.
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Bowman
Pho
Ariz
Santa Cruz County
Bowman Ws
Ranger Oil Felds
Texas
Peterson
Rowran
Much Loot Recovered in Warren District Burglary Break
Sheriff James McDonald and Bisbee city officers recovered between five and six thousand dollars worth of stolen goods in the Warren District over the past two days. The cache includes dry goods, shoes, jewelry, and groceries likely from Gleeson and Courtland robberies. Most items found on Chihuahua Hill in Bisbee with some in Lowell. Four Mexicans arrested and to be jailed on first degree burglary charges. authorities believe the wholesale robbery gang is broken up.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren
James McDonald
Bisbee City
Stolsm
Gleeson
Courtland
Chihuahua Hill
Bisbee
Lowell
Narrow Escape At Allen Street Crossing Ends With Damaged Car
Last evening at the Allen Street and 9th railroad crossing a Ford carrying Baptist Giachetto Joe Giscoma and Dominick Olma was struck by a local train returning from the Y. The occupants mostly escaped unharmed. Giachetto was slightly scratched by shattered windshield as the car was dragged for a distance before the train halted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allen Street
9Th
Baptist Giachetto
Joe Giscoma
Dominick ‘Olma
Giachetto
Buffalo Bill nickname causes campus scare at University
In Tucson on March 4 Deputy Sheriff Long confronted about twenty five students who mocked him shouting Buffalo Bill. He drew a revolver and ordered the group to line up as Bray and President Yon Kivin Smid intervened. Several suspensions were reported over the incident.
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Tucson
Ariz
Uiversity
Buffalo Bill
Long
Sta
Lous
Bray
Yon Kivin Smid
County Seat Bill Faces 25 Mile Restriction Plan
Gila county representatives prepared an amendment to the county division bill to ban county seats within 25 miles of each other. The measure aims to divide Maricopa and would affect Tempe, Globe, and the proposed new county seat near Miami, altering existing seats and shifting regional power.
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Ppohenin. Ariz
Gila County
Senate
Maricopa
Tempe
Giy
Miami
Ould
Slain
Mesa
Four Bills Signed by Gov Campbell in Arizona
Governor Campbell signed four bills and sent one to the secretary without action. The measures authorize superior court sessions at Ajo, create a University of Arizona board of regents, allow Northern Arizona Normal to pay debts from the influenza period, and provide fraternal insurance. He did not sign the pension bill for a bad check writer not making good within five days.
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Phoenix
Ariz
Campbell
Ajo
Board of Regents
University of Arizona
Northern Arizona Normal School
Arizona receives Rocky Mountain club aid for returning soldiers
Governor Campbell announced a $5,000 appropriation from the Rocky Mountain club for entertaining returning Arizona soldiers. The funds are to be spent under club direction. The club secretary's letter, signed by another officer, promises full effort to fulfill the trust.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phoenix
Ariz
Campbell
Rocky Mountain Club
New York
Arizona
John Hayes Hammond
Governor seeks commission to explore canyon region
Governor Campbell sent a message to the legislature endorsing Land Commissioner Moeur's proposal to appoint a commission to explore the state north of the Grand Canyon. The purchase proposal associated with the exploration had been rejected recently.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phoenix
Ariz
Campbell
Lezature
Moeur
Grand Canyon
Troops Land From France Arrive in New York on Frederick
The cruiser Frederick arrived in New York with 1,562 troops including the 62nd infantry of the 41st division and multiple National Guard units from Washington, Oregon, Montana, Idaho, Wyoming, and others, along with a mobile hospital for Camp Custer. The steamship Siboney followed from Bordeaux with 3,151 troops, including headquarters and detachments from fifth and other divisions, convalescents, and various branch detachments.
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Arizona
New York
France
Frederick
62Nd Infantry
41St Division
Washington
Oregon
Montana
Idaho
Wyoming
Pike, Lee
Lewis Dix
Tennessee
Indiana
Massachusetts
Mobile Hospital
Camp Custer
Bordeaux
Aciment
National Guardsmen of
California
Nevwin
Utah
Colorado
Aragora
New Mexico
8Tth
Foreman slain and cook kills in Tucson bridge camp
Henry O Miller foreman of the Southern Pacific bridge and sale crew at Rillito, Tucson, was killed instantly when cook Ah Cin opened fire on the camp. Miller's assistant Joe Clark was wounded in the arm. Ah Cin was killed by Sheriff Rye Mills during arrest. Miller and Ah Cin bodies were taken to city morgues.
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Tucson
Ariz
Henry O' Miller
Southern Pack Fe
Rillito
Joe Clark
Ah Cin
Cook
Woll
Hillite
Yessplay
Miller
Sherif
Cadwell and Porter Form New Douglas Undertaking Partnership
In Douglas Arizona on March 1 the Well and Porter Undertaking Co seeks incorporation with E C Porter as a key embalmer. Cadwell, operating at 357 Ninth Street, joins to run the business together under the new firm name. Porter, long a Cochise County resident, will be active in daily operations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Douglas. Ariz
Thewell & Porter Undertaking Cosey of
Douglas
Armies of Incorporation
E. C. Porter
Feams
FE Cadsas
357
Ninth Street
busi+s
Porter
Cadwell
Cochise County
Industrial survey under way in Phoenix for veterans
Citizens committees with returned soldiers and sailors begin an industrial survey to record vacant positions for ex servicemen and others out of work. The Great War Veteran's club of Arizona runs an employment bureau here to aid returning men and plans similar surveys in other cities and towns.
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Phoenix
Aris
The
Great War Veteran's Club of
Arizona
Arizona Governor Names Five Delegates to NYC Convention
Governor Campbell announced five Arizona delegates for the American Academy of Political and Social Science convention in New York May 2 and 3. Delegates include B. E. Cassidy of Bisbee Eugene Reed of Lynch Duncan John A. Ellis of Prescott W. C. Foster of Phoenix and Frank Baxter of Yuma to discuss unemployment and industrial issues and draft relief suggestions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phoenix
Ariz
Campbell
Arizona
American Academy of Political and Social Science
New York
Dream Comes True as Burglary Hits Bisbee Store
In Bisbee Arizona on March 4 a small truck aided burglars who entered Luis G. Sens store on Naco road seizing goods to fill another shop. The break in near the county building was discovered after daylight when Lena Sens reported a dream of a man stealing a skirt. Loss claimed by Lena exceeds 4000 dollars though officials expect a lower actual total. Loot includes 75 pairs of mens shoes, silk waists, scarves, handkerchiefs, napkins, hundreds of pounds of coffee and 200 pounds of sugar, several womens suits, and numerous personal items.
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Bisbee
Ariz
Luis G. Sens
Naco Road
Lena
Newspapers Acknowledge Aid in Near East Fund Drive
The Prospector notes the Near East relief drive raised about 110 60 with strong support from volunteers. It credits Arizona newspapers for pivotal publicity and asks readers and advertisers to continue backing press efforts to balance the national account and sustain campaigns.
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Tombstone
Arizona
Near East
Ricona
Suport
Chas. Fowillis
D Goldbergg
Empty gun tragedy claims two Agua Prieta youths
Douglas, March 4. Two promi nent Agua Prieta youths Arturo Osuna and Joaquin Lovio, after unloading their guns on a hunting trip, played with the weapons. Osuna, pointing at Lovio, pulled the trigger striking him in the hand and lungs. Lovio died despite efforts to save him. Osuna, related to General Calles, is heartbroken over the fatal accident.
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Douglas
Ariz
Arturo Osuna
Joaquin Lov O
Agua Prieta
Osama
Lovio
Osuna
General Calles
Young Lovio
Agui Priets
Senator Roberts Returns From Phoenix To Promote Road Levy
Supervisor Charles M. Roberts arrived in Tombstone from Phoenix to push a proposed $1,000,000 tax levy for a county highway system in Cochise. The plan aims to relieve mine downturns by funding roads with a tax, favoring local workers and Sidleens while mining firms and labor groups endorsed the bill. Mr. Roberts planned visits to Bisbee and Phoenix to lobby the Senate and gather support from taxpayers countywide.
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Senator Roberts
Phoenix
Charles M. Roberts
Tombstone
Board of Supervisors
Roberts
Cochise County
Sid Leens
Phoenig
Prospector
Latin Protective League protests two Arizona bills
Phoenix, Ariz. The Latin Protective League protests house bill 74 and senate bill 57, now pending, which would bar non English speakers from hazardous occupations. Dr. Dominguez, league president, says the documents urge agitation against the bills and urge Arizona legislators to consider their impact on Mexican residents. The league notes Mexican citizens’ wartime contributions and character in asserting their stake in state labor policy.
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Phoenix
Ariz
Protectora Latina
Latin Protective League
Dominguez
League
Protective League
Arizona
Deafness indoing Yuma Murderer
Mounted Policeman Musgrave arrested Ernesto Varela for the murder of a Yuma blacksmith after a hearing impairment described in a telegraph from Yuma. Juan Villejas was detained as a suspect. Varela allegedly confessed to Detective Camacho that he killed the man during a robbery motive.
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Tucson
Ariz
Musgrave
Ernesto Varela
Southern Pacific
Varela
Juan Villejas
Yuma
Villejas
Sherlock Holmes
Mel Greenleaf
Yuma County
Camacho
Americans to Replace Foreign Labor on Road Work
About 45 laborers working for R Toohey Son quit the Tombstone to Benson road section after refusing to declare intent to become U S citizens. Contractors say work will continue with American citizens, aiming to finish the section in about six weeks as supervisors had urged compliance with Arizona road labor citizenship law.
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United States
R. Toohey & Son
Tombstone- Benson
Toohey
Board of Supervisors
Chile
Cochise County
Arizona
Warren District Club Endorses $5 Day Road Labor Wage
Aric Bisbre reports the Warren District Commercial Club endorses the board of supervisors wage plan for county road work. Members urge establishing a $4.59 to $5 per day scale until living costs ease, in a letter to Chairman JC Adams of Cochise County Board.
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Warren District Commercial Club
Phat
Prospector Receives Card From Ray Swain In Azores
The Daily Prospector prints a postcard from Ray Swain son of Mrs G W Swain of the city. He was in Azores Island when mailed en route to the United States awaiting papers in New York. Ray a Starclass machinist mate has traveled worldwide over the past three years.
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Daily Prospector
Ray Swain
G. W. Swain
Azores
Island
Ray
New York
America
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