State fair appropriation sparks house debate in Phoenix
In Phoenix on March 3 the state fair appropriation sparked a lengthy house debate amid warnings of unemployment. The two year total was cut from 95 000 to 80 000 with supporters arguing for a reduced, restrained sum and opponents urging deeper cuts while highlighting the fair's economic role and exhibit concerns.
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Galtocth
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Delbridee
Galbraith
Cate
Vyne
Tost
Highway Commission Awards Contracts In Arizona Bid Session
The Arizona Highway Commission held a long session from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. on March 4 in Tombstone. Most bids were rejected as too high, with only one grading contract let between Pearce and Servoss to McKay and Reddin of Johnson. J.B. Smith of Lone Rock won concrete work from Pearce to Couise. Willcox road surfacing bids deemed excessive. Chiadde and Correll of Warren awarded bridges and cabverts on Bernardino. 160 foot bridge over Silver Creek to El Paso Bridge map. Western Metalline Manufacturing Co. awarded culvert work for Bernardino. Some crews delayed by weather. commission to meet next Monday for routine work and again to open grading and surfacing bids Saturday. The inspection party, led by Chairman Bowen, included R. Gentner, Clark, Engineer Ryan, with A. Stewart, C. Karger, and Esman.
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Servoss, Inc
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Chiadde and Correll
Warren
Bernardino
Red
Sulver Crack
Ei Paso
Western Metaie Manufacturing Company
Teeeorts
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Aspervicom
Bisbee
Bowen
Ry Gentner
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Ryan
Stewart Sted
C. Karger
Wage dispute in Tucson El Paso and Southwestern line
Phoenix March 1 The Interstate Commerce Commission states it has no role in wage scales for railroad workers. A hearing over wage questions raised concerns about pay for trainmen on the Tucson El Paso and Southwestern route between Tucson and Douglas. The commission notes it cannot verify mileage claims and cites a $5.29 fare from Douglas to Tucson equating to 4.2 cents per mile while distances and tariffs are unsettled.
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Phoenix
Douglas
Delbridge
Tucson
el Paso and Southwestern Company
Branding bill passes Phoenix legislature to governor
Phoenix March 3 Howe bill 164 passed both houses to fund stock brand recordings. Lawmakers asked the governor to return the measure for correction after noting a technical error in the document.
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Howe
Coca Cola loses case on appeal in higher court
Phoenix reports Coca Cola and four associated firms appealed a lower court ruling over trademark and unfair competition. The circuit court reversed, ending a bet for a perpetual injunction. The case centered on deceptive labeling and market fairness affecting a century of Coca Cola’s branding. Yuma cotton growers operate gin amid ongoing industry activity.
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Richamd Sloan
Littleton
Coratola
Keke
Ge Circult
Vpeala
Coca
Udaigat
Coca-Cola Company
Colar
State Indemnity Land Selections Filed in Arizona
The State of Arizona, under the 1910 Act, has filed School Indemnity Land Selections seeking to select tract 2964-OuI2 in T 138, R 26 B, NE of Section 18. Protests will be received during five weeks of publication and before final approval, then forwarded to the General Land Office. Dated Phoenix February 37, 1919. J. Le IRVIN, Register. SCOTT WHITE, Receiver. First published March 9, 1919.
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General Land Orice
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Arizona
J. le Irvin
Register
Scott White
Phoenix
Lirvin
General Land Office
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Hteceiver
Pint Pub
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Meridian
Coronado National Forest
W. A. Fowler
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Tombstone
Department of the Interior
U. & Land Ofice
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Sunnyside
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Coronado
Ueed
Gurenee EB. Goudy
Fort Huahhuca
Christopher C. Joy
Fort Hunchuca
John Keck
John L. Rockfellow
US Land Office
Ari
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Port Huachuca
G & S RB & Meridian
James
John Willima Poverty
Fort Haasnes
U.S Land Office
Ariona
Louis A. Boedecker
Turner
SEC
Ringe 26
R Meridian
United States
Frank Shaver
Arthur Funk
John Igo
Charles Shaver
John L. Irvin
Thes
ANG. & 3
J. L. Irvin
Supreme Court hands down four new decisions in Arizona
The Supreme Court of Arizona issued four decisions. In Loane St Ayers v. State, perjury was found for signatures on a recall petition with one forged by a man dead 16 years. Dunbar et al. v Morajeska was reversed and remanded for entry of judgment for defendant Dunbar. Barnes v State held insufficient grounds for appeal. Cummings v State affirmed the judgment.
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Arie
Supreme Court
Loane St. Ayers
Arioca
Guar
Vias County
Ayers
Bowen
Tas
George H. Dunbar
George Wilden
Harriet Wilson
Vereus
Alice Morajeska
Victor Morajeska
Pinal County
Dunbar
Walter L Barnes
State of
CL. Cummings
Arizgas
Ustanes
State Land Office Notice of School Indemnity Land Selections
The State of Arizona files in the United States Land Office in Phoenix selections under the 1910 act for school indemnity lands. Tracts include sections and lots in townships 12S 1W, 20S 18E, and 16S 248N, with entries referencing NW/SE and BE boundaries. Protests or contests will be received through publication and forwarded to the General Land Office.
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United States Land Office
Phoenix
Arizona
State of
Arina
Land Office Notice of indemnity land selections 1928
United States Land Office in Phoenix announces indemnity land selections under acts of Congress. Protests or contests welcomed during publication period. Includes multiple township ranges and sections in Coronado National Forest and surrounding areas. Names of witnesses and dates listed for various land entries and proofs. мебошад.
Catarrhal Deafness Claim Debunked in Local Notice
A fragmented note states that catarrhal deafness cannot be cured by local applications, urging readers to seek alternative remedies. The item reflects a period belief in medical cures advertised to the public with minimal detail.
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