Six amendments to be signed by state governor
Phoenix March 9 Six constitutional amendments proposed by the Arizona Industrial Congress await the governor’s signature tonight A seventh Senate Bill 15 would change initiated and referred measures at the polls It passed the senate 10 to 0 and House actions included several bills on terms for elected officials and the legislature Also a labor contracting clause for state institutions was introduced but no action taken Western markets report beef shortage and rising prices amid demand from California and other western markets.
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Anne
Arizona Industrial Congress
House
Senate
Remington
Edward Stevens
State For Stock Sanitary Board
California J
Stephens
Texas
International Locomotive Engineers
Tucson
Arizona
Kimball
Barry
Orrnee
Gale
Health Seeker Found Dead In Vendome Hotel Room
Paul H. Wair, described as a health seeker, was found dead in his Vendome Hotel room in Yuma. His body was shipped to Detroit, Michigan, on Tuesday.
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Yuma
Arizona
Paul H. Wair
Vendome Hotel
Detroit
Mich
Arizona fruit and vegetables on market push
Local merchants push a Cochise county and Arizona grown produce campaign urging buyers to insist on Arizona products at point of purchase. The movement stresses using Cochise county vegetables and fruits to aid local farmers and improve economic conditions. Prescott considers a new post office building.
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Tombstone
Cochise County
Cochise
Funeral of Tombstone Boy Clarence T Smith Held in Los Angeles
The funeral for Clarence T Smith dubbed Tombstone boy was held in Los Angeles from Sacred Heart Catholic church with Father Collymore officiating. He died Sunday after arriving from Los Angeles Harbor where he worked as a dredge operator. His sister Vera and brother Paul Smith were among mourners as the community paid respects. He was born and raised in Tombstone and served his country in the war.
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Clarence T. Smith
Tombstone
Los Angeles
Res. F
Los Angeles Harbor
Vera Smith
Paul Smith
Fern
Erief
Brooks Given Long Sentence In Superior Court
James L. Brooks was sentenced by Judge A M to 18 months in county jail and a $100 fine. His attorney Mo 1 McKelligan filed motions for a new trial and appeal, both denied. A certificate of probable cause was granted, delaying judgment pending state supreme court action. Bond of $2,500 offered but not drawn up correctly and rejected by the county attorney. Brooks remains in custody while seeking the bond.
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James L. Brooks
A.M Superior Court
Mo 1 McKelligan
Supreme Court of
Jor Muhiem
L. Vinson
John F. Ross
Brooks
Arizona Eastern valuation set at 13.39 million for property
March 9 report from Washington states a tentative valuation of 13 393 214 dollars fixed by the Interstate Commerce Commission for the Arizona Eastern railroad property used with the Southern Pacific. The road's capital investment is listed at 14 232 694 dollars. A second tentative valuation of 2 325 000 dollars was set for the Phoenix and Eastern railroad, operated with Arizona Eastern.
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Washington
Interstate Commerce Commission
Arizona Eastern Railroad
Southern Pacific
Phoenix & Eastern
Arizona Eastern
Ashurst Fights Army Reduction From 150000 to 120000
Mar 9 Douglas Arizona Senator Henry F Ashurst pledges strong opposition to a house move to cut the U S Army to 120000 men. In a telegram via the Chamber of Commerce he states the force cannot safely fall below 150000 and will press for protection against the reduction. He cites talks with Senator Wadsworth and expects Senate revision.
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Douglas
Arizota
Henry F Ashurst
United States
Daughtor of Commerce and Mines
Ashurst
George E. Bunton
Chamber of Commerce
Arizona
House of
Senate
County Recorders' Association Opens Convention in Nogales
NOGALES March 9 The annual convention of the County Recorders Association of Arizona opened here with A K Ketcher tide of Yuma presiding Eight of the fourteen counties were represented including Maricopa Coconino Apache Navajo Pima Yuma Santa Cruz and Pinal A Cochise representative was expected to arrive tomorrow
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Nogales
County Recorders’ Association of
Arizona
A. K. Ketchertide
Yuma
Maricopa
Coconino
Apache
Navajo
Pima
Santa Crux and
Pinal
Cochise
Santa Cruz Rebels Against State Engineer on Funds Transfer
Santa Cruz county supervisors announced receipt of a request from State Engineer Thomas Maddock to turn over surplus county funds to the department for possible federal matching aid. After discussions with the highway commission, the board decided not to comply with Maddock's request. Webster, assistant manager of Copper Queen Branch, Phelps Dodge, has resigned and will move to New York, with Mrs Webster, in the near future.
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Wwdock
Nogales
Arm
Santa Cruz
State Weather Notes as Cotton Planting Begins in Arizona
The Phoenix report notes snow in Crand Canyon and several zones with depths from one to three inches while areas near Fort Apache and Pinedale show little or no snow. Cattle remain in good winter condition, winter pastures improve, and sheep grazing areas are improving. Cotton planting starts in the Yuma valley with soil prep in progress. light rains in the south aid crops. Early peaches bloom in southern sections as oranges and grapefruit show new growth.
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State Duy
Clone
Crand Canyin
Preecott
Wik Hama
Flagstaff
Pinedale
Fort Apache
Nogales
Douglas
North Central
Elee
Yuna Valley
Salt River Valley
Ed Almont
Suit Filed Over $40,000 Mortgage in Cochise Court
Miners and Merchants Bank of Bisbee sues EB Perrin and others in Cochise superior court seeking $40,000 and to quiet, disclose, and bar claims on the San Ignacio Del Babacomari grant mortgaged property. Perrin allegedly transferred land holdings to Los Angeles Bank & Trust Company, with deeds filed February 28. Court action aims to determine rights and interests against the mortgaged premises.
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Cochise County
Los Angeles
Miners and Merchants Bank of ‘Bisbee
EB. Ferrin
J. E. James
Perior
B B. Perris
Lilo Perrin
John F. Hochstard
San Ignacio del Babacomari
EB. Perrin
Los Angeles Bank & Trust Company, By & Dill
Ofice of County
H. L. Hutchison
Tombstone
Miners’ & Merchants’ Bank
Perrin
Los Angeles Bank & Trust Company
Recorders Office
Arizona’s oldest resident dies at 106 in Douglas
Arizonas oldest resident Mary J Taylor died at 106 years, one month, and one day in Douglas. She passed peacefully after an uneventful evening at home with family nearby. William Taylor, listed as her husband, was present in the residence at 1960 Nineteen Street.
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Douglas
Arna
Mary J. Taylor
Arizonas
William Taylor
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