Misfortune 18 This Man's Companion
St Joe Wagoner of Jerome suffers severe accidents across multiple jobs. A mule collision and a live wire incident left him with a severed left foot and possible leg amputation. He was hospitalized in Preveou, later injured again on a freight train near Seligman. Roy Dodson survived with minor injuries. A relief fund is being raised by friends and A&A employees.
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Hardtock
Joe Wagoner
Jerome
Bow
Preveou
Wagoner
Arkansas
Arizona
Artwona Power Comaany
Power Company
Woapital
Kingman
Fortune
Prescott
Roy Dodson
Seligman
Kkle
Dodson
John Anderson
Insurance Brings Record Revenue to State
Phoenix March 13 Insurance funds flood the state treasury as 925000 incense fees pour into the Insurance Department of the State Corporation Commission during the first ten days of the month. Insurers face year end payments including 20 for authority 25 for filing and 15 for registration plus a 2 percent tax on premiums. Collections this year are rising faster than ever before.
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Phoenix
Insurance Department of the State Corporation Commission
Schedule of Farm Advisor for March 1917
Schedule of A L Paschal agricultural agent for Cochise County for March 1917 includes farm calls and meetings across Willcox San Simon Whitewater Pearce Kelton and Wilgus places. Key dates show F I A meetings at Willcox McAlister grouping and farm visits including March 10 16 17 21 28 29 and 30 with locations such as Wilgus School and Brophy School.
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A. L. Paschal
Cochise County
Willcox
Cochise
Whitewater
McNeal
Leslie Canyon
Webb
Ollsee
Kelton
Brophy School
Pearce
Arizona corporation commission schedules two hearings in Phoenix
The Arizona State corporation commission will hold two sessions in Phoenix today. At 11 o'clock this morning hearings will hear JL and Dora L Bob’s application to regulate automobile stage rates between Tucson and Winkelman and Tucson and Silverbell. At 2 PM the Witgens Auto Service petition to regulate the Tucson Nowales stage line will be heard. Commissioner Betis leads, aided by M. Phillipowski, TD Cashel, and Ben Ferguson.
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Phoenix
Arizona State Corporation Commission
Court House
Dora L. Bob
Tucson
Winkelmas
Silverbell
Witgens Auto Service
Nowales
Betis
Tucsom
Sanpaieen
M. Phillipowski
TD Cashel
Ben Ferguson
Corporation Commission
Sasco
Southern Arizona Railroad
Arizona
Commianion
Amado
Montana Mines Company, Et al
Arivaca
Pewees Hurt in Cavern Winklemann
Harry Dugan of Chicago was pulled from a Dripping Spring Copper Co cavern after a collapse early Wednesday. Burteg trapped under several tons of earth suffered a broken leg with hip and spinal injuries and multiple cuts. He was moved to Hayden hospital for treatment.
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Winkleman
Harry Dugan
Chicago
Dripping Spring Copper Co
Burteg
Hayden Hospital Mesa
Patents Granted to Many Arizona Land Seekers
Phoenix dispatch reports a surge in land office activity as hundreds seek homesteads and dozens await final hearings. The list includes numerous individuals across towns such as Douglas, Mesa, Willcox, Benson, and Phoenix, with several mineral patents filed in Warm Springs, Grand Canyon, and Verde districts. A 49 acre homestead is noted and a request for information is directed to land attorney R G Langmade in Phoenix.
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Phoenix
Marcy
United States Land Office
Francis B. Reeves
Mesa
Yvon Hi Dalton
John H. Young
Christmas
Lewis B. Strewt
Jewne W. Ute
Jay Frederick Sere
Robert Blower
Oliver B. Wood
Case Grande
John A. Chantry
Thomne Mitchell Sanders
Duncan
W. Addington
Willcox
William TH. Morgan
Architald
C. Jeane
Bonita
Harrison M. Estes
Willeor
May J. Whisher
Willcox Az Chartos
H. W. Willcox
Jeorge P Moore
McAlinter
Thomas W. Gitlenpie
Wiliam V. Griffith, Jr. Bowie
Helm Loremes A. Jomenen Oo
Tames L. Freeman
San Simon
Leotard G. Barry
Jay Be Bills
Cochine
Joseph T. Ware
Cochise
Roy A. Fourr
Dragoon
Waller R. Purtey
Pearce
Soran
Martineau
Benson
Leu Martineau
Sebastian L. Gerner
Tonuise M Shaok
Ke Gallaher
Pritz J. Deeg
Licht
Ena Tl
Ruben S Ingle
Lord Shanks
Omeph Mall Avines
King West Baker
Williams
Gideon G. Truesdale
Montgomery
Dolores Padila Vasquez
Tobias B. Roberds
Apache
Ronello Chase
Clanines E. Hoover
Mary Showers
Scottsdale
Homer E. Rothrock
Elgin
Nettle Kennedy
Light
Emma Boots
John D. Goodman
Thatcher
Clarence M. Herr
Chas
W. Lilly
Joseph A. Lines
Pima
Francis E. Blalock
Flagstar
John A. Batt, Sr. McNeal
Buckskin Mountain Copper Mining Company
Warm Springs
Coco
Nine
Mavad J. Hamilton and Sanford
Rowe
Grand
Canyon
United Verde Extension Mining
Nellie Blue Mining
Verde Mining District
Tarapal
Was Douglas Election Board Drunk in 192?
Testimony in Maricopa County Superior Court alleges Douglas precinct No 1 election board members were intoxicated and ballots tampered with. Witnesses say Art Pearson and H. Hart altered ballots, and officials discussed removing and hiding ballots after voting. The all Democratic board faced accusations as evidence was presented.
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Phoenix
Election Board
Douglas
Superior Court
Maricopa County
Witneases
Attorness
Campbell
Cenent
Art Pearson
BH. H. Hart
Bruce On
Cochise County
Pearson
Stanford
Terwa
Doings in the Superior Court
In a Superior Court session Judge Lockwood and juries handled several cases. Manuel Ruiz and Jose Robles pleaded guilty to second degree burglary in Douglas and received up to three years. Serrano Seyila and Jose Negart got six months and a $25 fine for liquor law violations. R. S. Joyce received six months and a $25 fine for hip pocket selling in Douglas. Martin Juarez pled guilty to possession of 200 pounds of butter amid high living costs and faced one to three years in prison. Joe Dugich, en route from Miami to El Paso with liquor, was given a suspended two-year sentence and warned not to drink again with booze in his possession. Johnson was acquitted after a late-afternoon jury verdict.
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Wit Wees
J. John Con
Ow‘ng
Lockwood
Manuel Ruiz
Jose Robles
Douglas
Towden
Cross
Serrano Seyila
Jose Negart
R. S. Joyce
Martin Juarez
Joe Dugich
Miami
Ei Paso
Bowie
Bills Signed by Governor Campbell in Phoenix Seeks Revisions
March 16 Governor Campbell signed ten bills and approved two more sent to the Secretary of State. Senate Bill 7 amends act title 7 of the Revised Statutes of Arizona 191% governing town officers and appointments, introduced by Senator Kinney of Gila. Senate Bill 50 amends the 1913 Revised Statutes to curb publication of notices for local improvements, allowing avoidance of daily papers and permitting weekly papers instead.
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Phoenix
Campbell
Senate
Arizona
Varios
Kinney
Gila
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