Legislature Invites Hoover to Address Arizona Senate
The Arizona legislature moves to invite Herbert Hoover to address both chambers this month. Committees, especially on appropriations and banking, kept busy with the banking code and related reforms. A proposed constitutional amendment seeks to bar legislators from civil offices of profit during their term and if salary rises. Senate plans open hearings on the banking code next week amid other policy debates.
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Senate
House
Banking Committee of the
Fred T. Colter
Tharte
Larson
Ellutt
Arizona
Herbert Hoover
Six alleged dope peddlers tangled in police net Tucson
Narcotics officers led by John A. Toomey and Police Chief Dallas Ford report four new arrests after intensive Saturday night operations. SR Lewis was seized with about a grain of narcotics found on his person. Antonio Dorm and others were taken during raids on 4 Street and Ochow Street. Adam Barba arrested at the same location. several men released later. Jack Lawrence arrested near the business district on drug addict charges. wife Mrs. Lawrence later arrested on vice charges. Searches at 34 South Meyer Street yielded two unnamed men under investigation. No arrests at Frank Evans residence on West McCormick Street. Cr. Manatt, from Douglas, plans to run for superior court judge. R. N. French of Douglas also entering the race. rumor links O. Gibson of Tombstone to the contest.
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Tucson
John A. Toomey
Dallas Ford
SR Lewis
Antonio Dorm
Sabing
Sez
Ochow Street
Adam
Barba
Jack Lawrence
South Meyer St
Frank Evans
West McCormick Street
Oficer Toomey
Cr. Manatt
Douglas
Tombstone
Superior Court
Manatt
R. N. French
O. Gibson
Pioneer Resident Peter Lofgreen Dies in St David Arizona
Peter A. Lofgreen long time pioneer of St David Arizona died after weeks of stomach illness. Born in Sweden in 1548 he was 74 and father of 18 children with one deceased. Immigrating in 1864 he lived in Utah before settling in St David where he was active in community affairs. His daughter Mrs Nellie is in Bisbee at his passing.
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ST. David
Ariz
Peter A. Lofgreen
Thes
Sweden
United States
Utah
St? Arisona
Nellie Ie
Bisbee
Jurisdiction Battle Over Forest Reserves Sparks Debate
Washington reports discuss proposed forest transfer bills shifting Alaska reserves from Agriculture to Interior due to oil and minerals. Secretary Fall defends forestry policy while opposing timber export to China and Japan, denying plans to sell public timber abroad. He warns against timber cutting near heat waters and rivers.
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Congress
Alaska
Forest Service
Department of Agriculture
Interior Department
Fall
Falls
Lover
China
Japan
United States
Tombstone Boy Clarente T Smith Dies in Los Angeles
Clar ente T. Smith, 31, son of Mr and Mrs L A Smith of Tombstone, died from a fractured skull after a fall in San Pedro California. He worked as a dredge operator for the Los Angeles Harbor Department and had served in the army at Camp Funston. Burial planned in Tombstone. funeral arrangements pending arrival of relatives.
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Clarente T. Smith
L. A. Smith
Tombstone
Mr. Smith
Vera Smith
White
Fant A. Smith
Camp Funston
San Pedro
Catit
San Pedro Harbor
Los Angeles
Los Angeles Times
Smith
San Pedro Street
Normandie Ave
Los Angeles Harbor
Poiaus
Paul Smith
Tomubstone
Jim
Jerome
Oliver
Hamliton
Ohio
L.A. Amith
Hal Smith
Fenton Smith
Vera
Olive
Hamilton
Nat
Cochise Supervisors Pass Highway Protests and Ajo Plan
Cochise county board passes two highway resolutions protesting state engineer action recognizing Bankhead Highway as a secondary road and supporting the Ajo cutoff for federal aid. Porter McDonald named land appraiser to work with state officers while a Phoenix meeting with Secretary Hoover is slated for March 15. The board also approves a $600 settlement for a sheriff department Essex car destroyed by fire.
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Cochise
Cochise County
State Land Department
Essex
Sherftre Department
Arizona Senate Debates Primary Election Amendments
Phoenix May 6 A senate bill proposes submitting constitutional amendments to voters at primaries to keep them out of politics. The measure follows party lines 18 to 15 amid debate on abolishing the state immigration commissioner office. House and senate actions include votes on budgeting and public works, with resignations and shifting committee alignments noted.
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Mai
Senate
Stoddard
Maricopa
Tiehowe
Jones
Marcopa
Haynes
Pima
Arizona
Mexico
Obregon
Campbell
Milnes
House
Abotithon
Office of State
Immigration
Arizona Resources Card
Chloride T Houlder Canyon
Attorney General's Office
Water Commissioner's Department
Nogales Officer Orders Fight Influenza Epidemic
March 4 Col A J McNab Jr commanding officer of the Twenty fifth infantry at Camp Stephen D. Little took steps to halt a mild influenza outbreak. Nearly every company is affected and special regulations were issued by the camp surgeon to remain until the epidemic is controlled. Soldiers are barred from Nogales theaters and from large gatherings. No deaths reported.
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Nogales
A. J. McNab, Jr
Twenty Fifth Infantry
Stephen D
Lyon pleads guilty and banished from state
March 6 in Tucson, former editor A H Lyon of the Tucon Citizen received a suspended five year sentence for a distutory crime. Judge Samuel L. Pattee ordered Lyon to leave Arizona by noon and never return, after Lyon and his attorney Tom K. Richey shifted from not guilty to guilty.
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Tucson
A. H. Lyon
Tucom Citizen
Samuel L.pattee
Superior Court
Lyon
Pattee
Tom K. Richey
Hays Fears Wall Street Tampering With Constitution
Arizona representative Hays of Cochise warned in a special session that Wall Street pressures are driving proposed constitutional amendments. He claimed the Industrial Congress shapes reform, predicting defeat before the people. He urged keeping the constitution intact and rejected moving to a convention or ballot.
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Hays
Wall Street
HOUSE
Phoenix
Arizona
Arizona Industrial Congress
Cochise
Industrial Congress
Nator Carlee
Covigise
Mays
Eittaens
Komt
Econ
Tee
Douglas Eyes Annual Cochise County Fair Formation
At a special Douglas Chamber of Commerce and Mines meeting plans were launched to establish the Cochise county fair as an annual event. Robert Rae chairs the valley committee forming a permanent association to run the fair, aiming for a October first week inaugural event and early summer premium list distribution.
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Douglas
Douglas Chamber of Commerce and Mines
Cochise County
Robert Rae
Teres
Raete
The
Chamber of
Mnle
Loral
Brooks Found Guilty by Jury in Bisbee Case
The jury in Bisbee found JT Brooks guilty after two hours of deliberation for illegal liquor conduct. Appeal noted by ML Meheb Nigon. sentence not set. Brooks linked to raid on Saco road premises yielding whiskey and mash. He faces related charges in U S court in Washington.
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JT. Brooks
Bishee
Iitelt
ML Meheb Nigon
Brooks
I Bisbee
Saco Road
United States
Washington
Neeman to Be Deputy U S Marshal in Nogales
March 8 report that Jack Neeman will begin duties after receiving official papers this week. He was notified by Marshal Sparks of his appointment and will base his office in this city. Neeman has 20 years in Santa County and previously worked for Calumet & Arizona Mining at Bisbee Warren and Douglas. Nogales sees tomato shipments from the west coast of Mexico entering the port this season, estimated at 1100 cars.
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Douglas
Jack Neeman
United States Marshal
Neeman
Marshal Sparks
Calumet & Arizona Mining Company
Bisbee
Warren and
Mr. Neeman
Nogales
Mexico
Store on road to Nogales looted by bandits
Nogales March 7 Officials say a store and home on the highway north of Nogales were looted early today after bands crossed the border from Mexico. Mrs Valenzuela estimated her loss at about $1,400 and said she carried life savings in the property damaged.
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Nogales
Carmen Valenza
Ron Wikhway
Mesico
Valenzuela
Lockwood to speak on Americanization at night school
Judge Lockwood of Cochise County Superior Court will address the Americanization class at the night school Thursday at 7 oclock in room seven of the high school. All class members and prospective citizens are invited. The 12 member class includes German British and Serbian subjects. Most students will appear before the examiner on March 16 at Tombstone to petition for final papers.
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Douglas
Lockwood
Superior Court of
Cochise County
Tombstone
Car Turns Turtle Near Bowie Injuring Two
A car driven by Miss Ophelia Allison with Leonard Kelsey as passenger turned turtle on a road east of Bowie Arizona last Saturday night after hitting a road hazard. Miss Allison sustained serious injuries and was confined to bed though she is improving. Traveling salesman Mr. Forbes happened by and brought them to town.
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Ophelia Allison
Leonard Kelsey
Miss Allison
Mr. Forbes
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