Local Chamber Backs New Border Film Company
The Tombstone Commercial Club endorsed the Border Feature Film Company at yesterday’s meeting. Backed by Bisbee and Douglas, the venture aims to produce two westerns monthly for direct sale and royalty through national distributors, with start-up costs of about $16,000 and major support from Rex Tharp Grant Merrill and Miles Merrill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Border Feature Film Company
Tombstone
Toms Stone
Clus
Bisbee and
Douglas
Mier
Frost
Yd Bisbee Cham
Douglas Comey
Todife
Douglas Bishwe
Charleston
Cochise
Tombstone Commercial Club
Border Featur Company
Border
Tombstone Cs Board
Fim
Pony
Gud
United States
Rex Tharp
Grant Merrill
Miles Merrill
Chiropractic Bill Signed In Phoenix By Governor Campbell
Governor Campbell signed House Bill 14 known as the Chiropractic bill in Phoenix this afternoon. Oxtman Baltic Mining Company organized to develop local property.
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Phoenix
Gov. Campbell
Oxtman—Baltic Mining Company
State Land Commissioner declares $692000 misused by state
Rudolph Kuchler, state land commissioner, notified Governor Campbell that $692,925.60 held as interest on state land sales had been misused since 1916. He said the funds were used to aid individuals, avoiding taxation, and blamed failures in state boards for poor accounts. New transfer methods were ordered to prevent repetition.
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Kuebler
Tte Ee
State Lane
State teachers to learn exam results soon
Phoenix reports March quarterly teachers certificates exam results will be known before newspapers publish details. State superintendent Helen Benedict notes officials may announce outcomes. A M Rummel oversees grading. About 121 applicants, with Santa Cruz county not holding an exam this month, and counts listed by county including Pima and Yavapai.
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Phoenix
Hur
Ariel
Mise Helen Benedict
Ir Ann
Supe
A. M. Rummel
Monroe School
Board of Examiners
Santa Cruz
Miy
Maricopa County
Gill
Pima
Coconine
Graham
Greenies
Mohave
Pinal
Yuma
Yavapa
Major Hornbrook Dead in Tucson
Major Richard J Hornbrook dies at St Marys Hospital in Tucson after months of illness. A retired mining engineer and longtime Western states authority, he was born in Lim in Toroste Canada and served as a Michigan State Army major with noted patriotic fervor and public service.
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Tucson
Richard J. Hornbrook
St. Mary's Hospital
Arizona
Hornbrook
Butte
Mexico
Lim
Toroste
Canada
Kentucky
Robertson Held On Roper Killing Charge
Robertson is held for trial in superior court on a murder charge connected to the disappearance and death of Roper. Testimony shows Allen and Robertson discussed the killing while a witness says Robertson admitted killing Roper. Bond set at $2000. proceedings in Douglas County with County Attorney Ross prosecuting.
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Robertson
Roper
Justles
Duck Roper
Allen
Hustand
Rane
Alent
Pammen Robertson
Roberteon
Lowell
Berthen
Emt
Alen
Rroper
Flere SA Sanders
Don Luts
Yin
Satedera
Robwrtson
Douglas
Yatte
Sanders
Hewies
Hobgertson
Charles No Stapleton
Dow
Mra Stapleton
McKenate
Ross
Boyle
Pickett
War risk insurance dividends to be paid soon
The American Legion reports that in a few days a dividend totaling about 350000 dollars will be announced for war risk insurance converted to a dividend paying basis. Dividends apply only to the converted policy, not ordinary term insurance, and veterans who lapsed their War Risk Insurance should restore it if possible with aid from The Four post.
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American Legion
Chelmetey Jones
Bureau of War Risk Insurances
Lannesnees
Stars and ‘Stripes
The
RileSehtiers
Pinal County Sheriff Seeks Suspect in Mine Boss Slaying
Florence March 18 Sheriff Thurman of Pinal county pursues slayer Jeannette Malian shift boss at Ray Consolidated Carver company mines. Murder last Tuesday. Miguel Lopez, believed hiding in Sonoratown, is top suspect. Thirty five deputies monitor movements in and out of Sonoratown as inquiry proceeds. Douglas actual work on a 2 mile stretch of Douglas Rodeo road began.
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Florence
Thurman
Pinal County
Jeannette
Ray Consolidated Carver Company
Miguel Lopez
Sonoratown
Governor Vetoes Bill Making Insanity a Divorce Ground
Governor Thomas E. Campbell vetoed a measure that would have made insanity a ground for divorce, arguing it would tarnish Arizona's reputation and undermine marriage integrity. He cited safeguards against lax divorce laws and insisted marriage remain indivisible except by overt act or breaking the contract.
Capital Need in Douglas Across Mexican Prosperity
Alfred Paul, returning from seven weeks in Mexico, warns capital is urgently needed to revive industries and especially manufacturing. He reports a phase of prosperity hinging on foreign or American investment and notes widespread shortages of goods in southern republic cities.
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Douglas
Meixco
Alfred Paul
Paul
Mexic
Hoval A Smith Wins Old Suit In Federal Court
In Tucson a federal case, Smith versus Hoval A Smith, ended with the court finding Smith entitled to a block of 22,000 Live Oak Mining shares and related dividends. The equity suit involved nearly a million dollars, with Mr Smith and partner Howe owning Warren district stock and majority holdings in the Warren ranch. Various attorneys and witnesses testified as the ruling declared Smith’s claims valid.
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Tucson
Marc We —-Pimting
Mexican Army to Take Farming While in Ranks
Mexican soldiers will be trained as expert farmers during enlistment under a government plan reported by El Democrata. Experimental farms will be set up nationwide with soldiers enrolled as pupils and workers, supervised by the agriculture department, to foster self-sustaining farms and rural advancement.
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el Democrats
Mexico
Department of Agricultar
el Democrata
Arizona Law: 18 More Bills Signed Into State Statutes
Phoenix March 2. The following 15 bills passed by the Legislature were listed yesterday. House Bill No. 137-80 amended session laws to permit certificates for medical practice without examination when from other states or territories and foreign countries. Other measures cover banking checks, motor vehicle regulations, and agency duties. Senate and House bills address foreclosures, property conveyance, rental restrictions, court-ordered medical exams in personal injury cases, and town officer duties.
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Phoenix
Pitth Tele Luthee
Gos Campbell
Arizone
Otter States
House
Arizona
Artama
Senate
Lowe
Senate Hill
Gasoline Prices Fall Across Yuma Market
March 19 in Yuma show gasoline at every service station cut to W cents per gallon, just over a half cent above wholesale, as outside stations lowered prices ahead of the six distributors.
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Yuma
Big Damage Case Goes to Jury Today
In Superior Court the trial of ROB Lewis vs J B Seale opens and will continue with attorney arguments this afternoon before the jury retires to deliberate. Seale, charged with attempting to murder Lewis, faced a verdict of acquittal in a prior proceeding. Lewis, paralyzed, attends on a stretcher from a spinal injury suffered in February during the incident. Attorneys Stew d and de Kingsbury appear for the plaintiff and defendant respectively.
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Rob Lewis
J.B
Seale
Lewis
de Kingsbury
Plan Eradication of Cattle Disease in Arizona
Phoenix reports plans for cattle disease eradication with state veterinarian Dr. Hight and Dr. Curtis coordinating. An agreement with the Bureau of Animal Industry and a $7000 state appropriation will fund quarantine and operations, with a meeting to finalize details in Washington and sign the accord.
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Phoenix
Bureau of Animate Industry
Allergenius Fort
Lve Stork Sanitary Board
Washington
Hight
Bureau of Animal Industry
Curtis
Arizona
State Livestock Samitary Board
Burruel Sentenced to Life for Murder in Tucson
Pedro Burruel was given a life term by Judge Samuel L. Patee after pleading guilty to the November 18 murder of Carlos Gastet Jum. The killing followed a quarrel at a dance at Silverbell and Was.
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Tucson
Pedro Burruel
Samuel L. Pattee
Superior Court
Carlos Gastet
Silverbell
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Major Hornbrook
Pinal CO
Douglas-Rodeo Road
Fhornin
Thomas E. Campbell
Secretary of State
Arwen
Hoval A. Smith
Janes Lakson
Treson
Tosing
Hon
Cuthbert
Dulas
Smith
Burruel
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