Arizona blue sky law upheld by A G in Phoenix
The Arizona attorney general's office issued an opinion upholding the constitutionality of the blue sky law, applying to mining firms selling treasury stock in the state. The opinion cites federal decisions on interstate commerce and due process and notes permits do not guarantee the securities' claims, with the Corporation Commission recently suspending several permits.
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R. William Kramerson
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South Dakota
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Ohio
Supreme Court of the United States
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Corporation Commission
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Opium Paraphernalia Seized In Miami Investigation
Three cane aids two jars of opium and a pipe were seized by Deputy Elam Kinsey and Dan Arner last night in Miami. Conclusive evidence of substantial usage was found. The owner of the items is not known, and authorities work to uncover the owner and circumstances.
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Gberiffe Elam
Kinsey
Dan Arner
Sheriff Hopes For Capture In Kaiser Murder Case
Douglas March 17 Sheriff Marry Wheeler and deputies with city police press on as clues narrow to one man connected to the murder of John Knapp. Knapp’s body was found at Acacia siding seven miles east. A blanket roll matched near the body ties to a freight train passenger. A chauffeur who had sought Knapp’s pickup says he urged a car down the highway but Knapp vanished. Inquest yielded no new details. investigators expect an arrest soon.
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Wheeler
John Knapp
Acacia Siding
Knapp
Acacia
Leht
DT Dunit
Four Jo Citizens Captured With Auto Load of Booze
Yuma March 1700 Detar Horace Lockett Fred James and Charney Allen well known Ajo district men were arrested on the Ajo Sentinel road about two miles from Sentinel by Chief Deputy Sheriff Ira Spears and Constable Vansicklen. The men were in possession of an automobile load of whiskey bound for Ajo. At the preliminary trial this afternoon all were held under a bond of 750 each to the superior court.
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Yuma
Detar
Horace Lockett
Fred James
Charney Allen
Ajo District
Ajo Sentinel
Sentinel
Ira Spears
Vansicklen
Ajo
Editor Sherwood Loses Auto and Finds It Again
White visiting in Douglas Thursday night W A Sherwood former suitor of the Arernam accompanied to Mira. Sherwood had the misfortune to have their Ford automobile stolen from a parking place and no clue to the whereabouts of the auto until yesterday afternoon when he found it overturned near Lee's Station after being low about 2% hours. It is believed someone took the car for a joy ride and later overturned. Sheriff Wheeler and the Douglas police aided in the recovery of the car and the matter was reported.
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Douglas
W. A. Sherwood
Suifor
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Sherwood
Ciue
Lee
Sheriff Wheeler
Douglas Polier
Talseing
Testimony on Douglas No Damaging Evidence In Vote Case
Testimony in Phoenix yesterday raised questions about the conduct of the Dong precinct ballot count last November. Witnesses described drinking, betting on Hunt, interrupted counting, and a Democrat dominated board with nonresidents posing as staff. The sensational case continues as lawmakers seek to challenge the results amid remaining public notices and ads.
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Mareh
Dong
Doug
Campbell
Hunt
AC. Pearson
Hart W
Republican Precinct Committee
Sway
Pearson
Te Onance
Campbell Still Claims Ed to Be Gaining in Contest
In Phoenix on March 16 Judge Stanford counted 2,675 ballots for the day from St. Johns as Campbell gains across numerous precincts. Campbell netted gains of votes in Cyclopic, Times City, Signal, Playstaff numbers 1 and 2, Grand Canyon, Williams 1, Woodruff, Taylor, Crane, Sonoita, with several ballots held under advisement and Playstaff No. 3 awaiting proof.
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Stanford
St. Johns
Campbell
Cyclopic
Playstaff
Times City
Signal
Yucca
Camp
Bell
Grand Canyon
Williams
Woodruff
Yuma Lads Charged With Burglary Of Box Cars
Yuma March 17 Indian reservation authorities detained Powell Parquade Condray Cooper and Wille Helip three Indian youths after they allegedly broke into a box car of the SP railway in California and stole wine. Other Indian youths reportedly helped drink the wine and several became intoxicated as the incident occurred in county Jatt.
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Yuma
Powell Parquade
Condray Cooper
Wille Helip
Prosygetor Office Sells Stationery Grades and Papers
A report notes the office of The Prosygetor offers grades, carbon paper, and manuscript paper for sale. The itemization implies a focus on office supplies and printing materials available through the office.
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Prosygetor
Arizona Freight Rates End After Long Battle
The Interstate Commerce Commission on Tuesday abolished the back haul from the east to Intermountain points, ending the era of the Phoenix to coast freight rate. The fight began nine years ago with a Phoenix merchants and Shippers Union complaint over charges to Phoenix and nearby polls. Chairman F. A. Jones and others led the effort beginning in 1902, with hearings in March before Examiner Frank Lyon. E. P. Costigan aided the shippers.
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Interstate Commerce Commission
Shippers Union
F. A. Jones
State Corporation Commission
Maricopa County
Tariff Commission
Jones
Red light abatement and Bone Dry bills signed
Gov Tom Campbell signed House Bill No 4 the red light abatement measure making renting property for prostitution illegal. He also signed another bill the Bone Dry measure prohibiting liquor introduction into the state and barring liquor ads in state publications.
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Phoenix
Maron
Tom Campbell
Pauline Ed
St Patrick's Eve Dance at High School
The St Patrick's Eve dance at the high school last night featured the girls of the Glee Club entertaining students and patrons with a festive social. The gym was decorated with Irish symbols and music provided a piano solo by Lawrence Land. Mrs. Gilmore thanked the board for patron cooperation and presented a glass punch bowl and four down cups as a district gift. Tot Randolph gave a toast to the board as the event closed at midnight.
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High Scho
Glee Club
Gilmore
Tot Randolph
Lawrence Land
Walter Douglas Takes Helm of Phelps Dodge Company
In Bisbee on March 17 word arrived that Dr James Douglas president of Phelps Dodge and Co resigned the presidency and was elected chairman of the board. He is succeeded by Walter Douglas from the vice presidency. Changes said to affect no personnel in the Southwest.
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Phelps Dodge Company
Bisbee
Warren District
James Douglas
Phelps, Dodge and Company
America
Douglas
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Southwest
White and Nealon Form Law Partnership in Two Cities
W White of this city and Thomas W Nealon of Phoenix form Nealon and White to practice law with offices in both cities and planned Creighton building offices in Phoenix. The move follows Mrs White’s frail health and a climate change. Nealon, well known statewide, spoke at the Texas celebration in McNeal.
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S. W. White
Thomas W. Nealon
Phoenix
Nealon & White
Creighton
Capital City
White
Ran
Florencr
Nealon
Texas
McNeal
Joseph Nealon
HI Paso
Foul murder discovered near Globe in foothills
March 17, Joe Rogie a longtime resident was found murdered yesterday afternoon about six miles from the city in the Pinal foothills. The body showed brutal wounds and torn clothing as deputies visit the scene and seek clues to the killer or killers. Authorities promise an arrest today and a broader search for the crime site.
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Joe Rogie
Andrew Kossar
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Rogie
Pinals
Kossar
Kosser
Rogic
Orville Carter
Dan Armer
Luis Terrazas Jr Dies in Los Angeles Store
Luis Terrazas Jr a member of a once wealthy Mexican family dropped dead in a Los Angeles store near his home. He had lived in the city since escaping from a Mexican prison and crossing into the United States. He was 56 years old and heart trouble was listed as the cause.
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Cal
Luis Terrazas, Jr
Mexico
Bias
Chuhushes City
United States
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