Campbell Signs Senate Bill For University Financing
Phoenix March 16. The special session closed with governor approval of Senate Bill 40 providing funds for the University of Arizona for the current year. The measure authorizes the state auditor to draw warrants on the general fund for up to 50 percent of uncollected university taxes, to be recouped later by mill tax collections. The governor vetoed a concurrent resolution achieving the same end, but an attorney general opinion supported the bill’s effect. The general fund is low but expected to be replenished as needed. The House adjourned to Monday. the Senate stayed to 2:20 pm. Republicans pressed for immediate action on session bills. Two Senate bills passed involve constitutional amendments on legislative power over initiatives and on eligibility for offices created or expanded during a term. One measure aimed to address the embarrassment around Fred T. Colter’s gubernatorial candidacy. The governor also approved a Senate resolution urging Tucson as a hospital site for the Brotherhood of Railway Trainmen and a Senate joint memorial to rescind an order restricting admission of workers to the San Carlos reservation before July 15. Nogales, Ariz March 0.—American Consul F. J. Dyer reports Jesus Dorame has been sentenced to death for murdering American prospector Christopher R. Larsen near El Tigre about a year ago. Dorame reportedly confessed to killing and robbing Larsen.
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Christopher R. Larsen
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Jury Returns True Bills in 10 Federal Cases
True bills were returned in the United States court in Tucson on Thursday against 10 defendants. Indictments include Napoleon Lewis for Harrison antinarcotics violations, JM Hutchinson, William Johnson, Henry Fisher and Edward Jones for transporting a stolen automobile in interstate commerce, John D. Clark, Thurman C. Andrews, and Patricia R. Sargent for white slave traffic and transporting a stolen automobile, Claude P. Taylor and Robert E. Lee Hellums for transporting a stolen automobile, and Sam Angius for altering a U S obligation. Sentencing for Angius was set by Judge William H. Telle for Monday.
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True Mills
United States
Brand
Tucson
Napoleon Lewis
JM. Hutchinson
William Johnson
Henry Fisher
Edward Jones
Thurmen C Andrews
Patricia R. Sargent
Claude P. Taylor
Robert E. Lee Hellums
Sam Angius
Willam Hlstelle
Convention Elects Head Nogales Arizona Leader
Malcel Middleton, Santa Cruz county recorder, was elected president of the County Recorders Association of Arizona. Mary A. McGhee of Pinal County was chosen secretary. Resignation issues and other matters were discussed at the convention's closing session.
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Nogales
Ariz
Malcel Middleton
Santa Cruz County
County Recorders Association of Arizona
Mary A. McGhee
Pinas County
Grippe Hits Four State Road Camps In Arizona
Phoenix March 11 Lagrippe has gripped four state road camps in the state according to Thomas Maddock state cashier who returned yesterday from a three day trip through eastern and southeastern areas. Between 64 and 70 men in the Superior Minmat camps are laid up due to sickness and between 20 and 40 men are reported sick in the Jenkins camp 14 miles from Fairbanks.
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Lagrippe
Thos Maddock
Casinger
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Minmat
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Fairbanks
GOGHIGE FARMERS COOPERATE IN HOG SHIPMENTS
Cochine County farmers in Cochise shipped three carloads of Yat hogs to California on March 6 with County Agent R. Adamson promoting cooperative shipments. Farm Bureau backing led to new committees to handle commodity movements and improve speed, time, and water supply during transit. Continuous shipments were enabled by water access and corn stacks inside the cars.
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California
R. Adamson
Farm Bureau
Arizona
Adamson
Torrea Company Sued Over 64000 Tax Claim in Arizona
The E A Torrea Company of Bisbee is cited to show cause why they should not pay 64244.22 in income taxes for 1917 1918 and 1919 plus penalties under Internal Revenue Laws of the District of Arizona. If not paid into the government a judgment may be taken against property in Arizona to satisfy the amount.
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District of Arizona
E. A. Torrea Company
Arizona
Torrea Company
Mexico Facing Bright Future, Says Tucson Man
Plutarco Elias Calles and family arrived in Tucson from Nogales in private car. In Tucson overnight, they planned to depart for Mexico City. Andres Chacon praised Mexico’s improving conditions, predicting stability, growth, and revived investment after revolutions. He supported American trade excursions to boost understanding and cooperation between nations.
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Tucson
Andres Chavon
A. Mo Joffrey
Nogales
Old Pueblo City
Eips
Mexico City
Mother Searches For Absent Son In Arizona
A Phoenix report from March 11 describes a 16 year old boy named Terry Serpa missing since September 17, 1921. His mother appeals to Governor Campbell for help, asking him to publish the note to locate the son who may be on a cowpuncher's ranch in Arizona. The plea includes a photo and a personal letter urging the son to return home, with details about the family’s hope and conditions.
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Phoenix
Arizona
Thomas £. Campbell
Torry Serpa
Campbell
Sacramento
Terry Serpa
Fairbank
Spinaci
Cochise County
Sit
Industrial Congress
Union Hi District Carries By Large Vote at Election
The Union High School District forming from Buena Fairbank and Tombstone districts won by a large margin. Tombstone voted 156 for to 42 against. Fairbank split 6 to 6 amid opposition. Buena’s exact total unavailable, reports say near unanimous support. Bonds and building site votes to be held soon. Pantano School closes due to flu cases. teacher Myrtle Wombles ill, announced yesterday.
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Fairbank
Tombstone
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Tucson
Panteno
Cananea Plans 500 Ton Daily Output Increase
Douglas March 11 The Cananea company partially owned by Anaconda will boost mill and smelter capacity by 500 tons daily to aid American Brass with metal needs. The Engineering and Mining Journal notes Phelps Dodge copper will be refined by American Smelting at Perth Amboy NJ, with a lease option.
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Gre Cananes Company
Anaconda
American Brass Company
Canauea Company
Phelps Dodge Company
American Smelting and Refining Company
Perth Ambos
New Jersey
Phatpa Dodge
Laurel HM
J . Nichols Copper Company
Lowe Companion
Phelps Dodge
Perth Am
Hoover to Tour Western States on Colorado River Plans
Schedule shows Secretary Hoover’s western trip to discuss the Boulder Canyon dam and Colorado river development. He will visit Phoenix from March 15 to 17, then Los Angeles or Imperial Valley March 18 to 20, Salt Lake City March 24 to 25, and Denver March 27 to 29 to cover California Nevada Utah Colorado and Wyoming cases.
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Hoover
Colorado River
Boulder Banyon Dam
J. G. Serugham
Clarence G. Stetson
Colorado River Inter State Commission
Washington
Phoenix
Ariz
Mexico
Arizona
Los Angeles
Imperial Valley Mare
California
Nevada
Salt Lake City
Utah
Denver
Colorado
Wyoming
Cas Lew Lew
Arizona Lettuce Grows Fresh on Local Markets
Arizona head lettuce of unusual size and quality is on local markets today. Shoppers are urged to demand produce grown in the state from local merchants. The lettuce is absolutely fresh and tender, far superior to California or Mexican shipments.
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Arizona
California
Mexico
Will Nogales Lose Federal Aid
The article argues Santa Cruz County could gain about 60 000 dollars in Federal Aid for the missing link from Patagonia to Nogales, boosting total funds to 100 000 dollars for road work. It urges Santa Cruz officials to act promptly to secure the highway project and promote Nogales Tumacacori Mission and Old Spanish Trail.
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Patagonia
Cochise County
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Toibstone
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Teihway Department
Watt
Tumacacor Mission
St Cruz County
Paricular
Toad Boosters
Mountain Lion Killing Calves in Pima Canyon
Tucson, March 11. J H W Kennedy, cattle raiser, visited the U S Forest Service office and reported a mountain lion depredating stock in the Catalina mountains, most recently in Pima canyon. He found a calf meat remains and noted very large tracks. Ranchers set traps hoping to catch the animal.
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United States Forest Service
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