Hoover speaks at joint session on Boulder Canyon dam plan
Secretary of Commerce Hoover told Arizona lawmakers the Boulder Canyon dam is feasible and should be built, endorsing Davis plan and noting flood protection for Imperial and Yuma valleys. Davis reported cost around 45 million with 21.68 million acre feet storage, and urged immediate construction to secure Colorado water for seven basin states.
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Phoenix
Secretary of Commerce
Hoover
Boulder Canyon
Arthur P. Davis
Pavis
Government Reclamation Service
Colorado River Commissioners
Congress
Davis
Colorado
Eakers
Colorado River Commission
Colorado River
Boulder Cammon
Imperial
Yuma
Govermer Reclamation Service
California
Commerce
Boulder Project
A. F. Smith
University of Arizona
William Mulholland
Mission
Imperial Valley
San Francisco
Commission
Southern
George H. Maxwell
United States Reclamation Association
Glen Canyon
Bes F. Fly
Maxwell
Arizona
Yama County
Colonel Fly
Anson H. Smith
Mohave County
Easler Canyon
J. &. Nickerson
L’ Angeles
Imperial Valley Irrigation District
Mark Ross
Boulders Canyon
Rose
John Bacon
San Diego
League of Manicipalities of
Bacon
Poulter Canyon
Eveat
Les Angeles
Bouller Canyon
Las Vegas
Ann
House
Capitol
Herbert Hoover
United States
Mesa Citizen 15 Found Wandering Deserto Desert
Dazed Mesa citizen W. K. Cluff was found near Sacaton in a worn, famished condition after reportedly departing Saturday with a team and wagon bound for Casa Grande. Ira Fryer found him en route to Mesa and brought him in. Cluff remains dazed with no clear account of events or missing wagon. Relatives departed for Sacaton to search for the wagon and team.
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Mesa
Mar
W. K. Cluff
Ira Fryer
Sacatop
Casa Grande
Fryer
Sacaton
Cluff
Cliff
Miseng
Death by own action identified in Seattle custody case
March 16 examination of a trunk contents at the sheriff's office yesterday established the identity of the man who killed himself while in custody. He slashed his throat and left no clear motive, with motives undetermined.
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Wellton
Seattle
Yuma
The
Sher
S Depe
Call Election for High School Location in Union District
The Tombstone Fairbank and Buena districts receive notices calling a March 29 election to decide the high school site for the recently consolidated union high school district. After last week’s pro-union vote, County School Superintendent Helen Brown says another strong showing is expected and no opposition is evident. Following site selection, a bond issue election will be called, with construction of the union high school building anticipated within two to three months.
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Tombstone
Fairbank
Buena
Helen Brown
Miss Brown
Sue
Union ‘High School
Trout Convicted in Mann Act Case in Tucson
In United States district court Judge Dooling presided yesterday as jurors found Hugh Trout guilty of Mann Act violation. Trout received a 15 month sentence to Leavenworth.
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Tucson
Dooling Sting
United States District Court
Hugh Trout
Trout
Leavenworth
Snow boosts ranges as heavy fall dots Arizona towns
Snow from a weekend storm coated the district with heavy falls near Williams sixteen inches and Prescott fourteen while Nogales and Douglas reported several inches. Stock and water conditions improved with the moisture though low temperatures slowed germination and few fields were prepared. Grape vines in the Toma area began leafing and some afifa terms appeared.
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Phoenix
Douglas
Nogales
Williams
Prescott
Pinedale
Arizona
Toma
Cochise Graham Cattle Growers Meet in Douglas Soon
Cochise Graham Cattle Growers Association plans its annual convention in Douglas on April 10 with about 150 cattlemen, wives, and families attending. J. Frank Wooton announces program featuring Henry G. Bo l, H. L. Johnson, Dr. William, and others, with elections and discussions on livestock industry and forest cooperation.
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Cochise-Graham Cattle Growers
Ass'n
Smelter City
Cochlee Graham Cattle Y
Douglas
Douglay Chamber of Commerce and Mines
J. Frank Wooton
Willcox
Chamber of Commerce
J. H. Getzwil
Benson
Henry G. ‘Bo
Arizona Cattle Growers’ Association
Sesson
Frank P. Moore
Livestock Sanitary Board
H. L. Johnson
Dr. William
University of Arizona
R. Millican
John Clay and Company
el Paso
T. T. Swift
Crook National Forest Reserve
Forest Committee
Cochise-Granam Cattle Growers’ Association
Final decision in Smith-Hovland case ends long fight
Tucson March 15 Judge Maur iem Dooling of San Francisco arrived to assist Judge William H Sawtelle in Tucson for a month. They will share duties on a heavy federal docket including the accounting suit of Hovland Smith versus Henry Bovland, a case worth millions tied to southwest mining claims. The final hearing will review testimony from Master Edwin P Jones.
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Smith-Hovland
Tucson
William H. Sawtelle
United States District Court
Mauriem Dooling
San Francisco
Dooling
Camel Will
Pooting
Hovul A. Smith Versux
Henry H Bovland
Pearing
Edwin P Jones
Federal
Smith and Hovland Wer
Fedral Court
Law
Snow fills canals aid crop outlook in St David valley
In St David Arizona snow last week boosted irrigation capacity for St David and Power Canyon canals, improving spring cropland prospects. Junior Engineer Gardener of the US Geological Survey toured the San Pedro valley with Earl Matteson of the San Pedro Water Users' Association to measure canal flow as planned. The St David High School band hosts a dance March 24, and tenor James V. Auriemma performed for Salvation Army and locals. Several students and townsfolk contributed, with Miss Wright J and Thora Lofgreen delivering notable singing. Five homes gain modern night plants. another musical program is planned under Professor Clawson for residents.
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ST. David
United States Geological Survey
San Pedro Valley
University of Arizona
Earl Matteson
San Pedro
Matteson
St. David High School
James V. Auriemma
Salvation Army
St David
Wright J
Thora Lofgreen
Whch
Thieves Steal Girl's Bicycle in Tombstone Yard
H. M. Eckerman, a Tombstone contractor, reported to county and city officers that thieves entered his front yard Thursday night and took his daughter's bicycle. The Westminster wheel was left in the yard and only missed yesterday. any information should be reported to Eckerman or authorities.
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H. M. Eckerman
Tombstone
Westminster
Epidemic Warning Urges Hog Vaccination and Sanitation
State veterinary official issues alert on hog diseases reaching Phoenix Tempe and Mesa districts. He urges ranchers to vaccinate hogs, report symptoms, and isolate herd to stop spread. Carcasses must be buried and birds and other animals considered vectors.
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V/OHNIX
Phoenix
Tempe
Mesa
Wclparion
Might
Nogales Oil and Gasco to Begin Drilling Soon
Nogales Oil and Gasco plans active drilling in the Sonoita Elgin district after April 1. A drilling rig will be moved from Bowles to Elgin for setup as geologists predict commercial oil at 2000 feet. Directors Leslie and Cady visited the field to organize operations.
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Nogales Oil and Gasco
Nogales Ol
Sonoita Igio
Elkin
Nogales Oil and Gas Company
RE. Leslie
Kor Cady
Western Pacific Drilling Company
James A. Harrison
Elgin-Sonoita
Mr. Cady
Bowles
Elgis
Rich values found in Huachuca mines west of Tombstone
Immig r ation inspector Jeff Milton said rich ore has opened up in his mines on the west side of the Huachucas formerly owned by G J Peterson near Tombstone. Development over the past year yielded ore running as high as 59 percent copper and 35 ounces to silver. Work will continue toward shipping once road facilities are ready.
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Jeff Milton
Fairbank
Tombstone
Huachucas
G. J. Peterson
Milton
Socom
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Phoenix Arizona Republican
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Brawler
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Mra
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Arm
Maren
Grand Canyon
Vortland
Oregon
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Rex
Imperial Irrigation District
Mote O
Frank High
Sheriff's
Jim Polhamus
Portland
Mason
Yuma National Bank
Fresno
Cal
Salt River Valley
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