Supreme Court winds up four appeals from state funds
In Phoenix on March 1 the Arizona Supreme Court handed down four decisions. One case involved Verde Tunnel and Smelter Railway Co. and Kansas City Structural Steel Co. and resulted in mixed outcomes, with some reversals and remittances. Another case concerned false imprisonment, with the trial court's ruling reviewed. A third case questioned whether damages from a deathbed asset could be taxed, and the fourth covered estate disputes under Matron Lister's guardianship and related probate matters. Separately, State Treasurer Earhart announced that one of 44 state funds remains exhausted, listing funds affected and noting warrants remain unsettled and interest accrual unresolved.
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Mexico Sends Railroad Strikebreakers To Mexico City
Forty five Mexican railroad workers from Sonora and Sinaloa begin travel from Nogales toward Mexico City to replace strikers on the Central Railroad of Mexico. Engineers firemen and brakemen are among the group. this marks the third convoy of strikebreakers moving from the west coast. The Mexican government covers their expenses.
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Minors barred from city pool halls in crackdown
The city enacted a rule barring patrons under 18 from billiard halls after complaints from parents. Pool hall owner Robert Ames said youths were a nuisance and pledged enforcement, signage posted warning of restrictions, and authorities stepped in to ensure only adults may enter.
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Army man required to put up big bond in theft case
Tucson March 2 Hands of 1500 dollars each were required by United States Commissioner Edwin F. Jones in the cases of foyer army then from Fort Huachuca charged with stealing from the government.
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Want Road From Elgin To Benson
Four men E G Jackson 5 T Jumper Thomas Daniels and David B Fisher face charges by justice department agents for forming a gang to steal and dispose of khaki clothing. They planned a route from Elgin to Benson via the west side of the river to create a short trading road. Value estimated over $2200. Held for grand jury after county commissioners consider a crossing. March 7 notes locals eager for a highway.
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Raid tightens on crime ring near Nogales border
Police sweep near Nogales arreste d several alleged drug offenders gamblers and other bad characters. Americans are among those taken into custody as the border city tightens security tonight.
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Copper output figures for Calumet Arizona region reported
February production figures show blister copper totaled 3,501 708 pounds for Bisbee segment with 3 708 pounds allocated to Pebrusky. Reports compiled in the general offices at Douglas issued yesterday summarize month results.
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County Hospital Improves Care by Becoming Self Sustaining
In Douglas County the hospital operates with a self supporting model enhancing cleanliness and efficiency. The facility features white walls, modern surgical suites, a large diet kitchen, and a septic tank. It houses tuberculosis patients, runs a dairy, poultry yard, and cattle, and operates its own water system. Superintendent Stroud oversees a staff of over 15, with planned lectures and lab talks.
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Blast Kills One Wounds Another At Williams Arizona
Henry Redkesherry, a 55 year old longtime resident known as the Tonto wine, was killed instantly by a blast at Williams Arizona. The incident left another man wounded. Redkesherry was noted for sheep herding and longtime activity in the Graham Basin War era. Local authorities and eyewitnesses described the blast as an accidental or disputed event in the area.
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Three Hurt When Auto Hits Mules in Phoenix Street
Auto collision near Central and Fifth avenues injures three people at St Josephs hospital reports. Hedkepath and Miss Lee sustain facial and hand injuries. others treated for cuts and bruises after a truck overturned and two mules bolted into traffic.
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Woman Sent to Investigate Cotton Pickers
A special agent from the Maine States migration department arrives in Phoenix to assess troubles among cotton pickers. The officer meets local officials and reports on conditions affecting families, with focus on labor and migrant issues in the Southwest.
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Marketing bill advances amid strong support
The marketing bill faces a good chance to pass as advocates highlight its impact on cooperative marketing. Backing from Aaron Supiny and the Arkzane Cotton Growers Association signals broad political and economic backing for the measure.
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Youthful bad check artist is captured
Ariz March 1 Louis resident linked to a string of forgeries is captured after complaints from merchants. Police chief Ja wowe reports detectives from the agency are in the city to complete the investigation into one of the latest check forgeries. Suspects include Joaquin Legarra Bo Spence and J Saldamande.
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Tucson Legion Post Claims State Leading Size
The American Legion post in Tucson claims the largest in the state with about 231 members, surpassing Phoenix and Bisbee posts. The article notes a Tombstone post and others, citing local affiliations and recent growth. first publication date listed as March 13, 1921.
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Bisbee
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Frank Luke
Phoenix
Tombstone
Chase Marshall
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Campaign activity and unaffiliate member note
The report notes ongoing membership work over several weeks and the recent result announced. It mentions many memorials in Tucson and urges unaffiliated residents and former Morgan McLiermott post members to join and support the effort.
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Canadian government agent arrested in fraud scheme
A self styled Canadian government agent was arrested after authorities traced a pattern of deception linked to an alleged on line scheme. The suspect, Miller, faced multiple searches and detentions before being released from custody. Investigators allege the operation sought to exploit workers and property illicitly, with plans tied to a base in Sudferd and a push for a topples to a new leadership line.
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Antheritins
Public Notice of Intent to Make Land Claim
Department of the Interior announces a notice for publication of intent to make a three to the term entry in Township 208 Range 23H G 52 Bee Meridian. Henry Beamler Vogulan and others are named as claimants with publication set for March. Names include Alloa A Herynast Holt Le Johnen Lalirosse and LaBresse. Registration and dates are provided for chain of title and proof requirement.
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Public Land Claim Notice From Tombstone Arizona
Department of the Interior notices a land claim filing by Santor huce of Ft Tay Alem L2QeLS 11b2i for NEL SWG See 16 Man 24. Vows 208. A Three Year Patent sought. public hearing set for April 10 in Tombstone with witnesses listed from Fairbank and Ft Huachnes.
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