Scout Myster LO Organizes Moy Scont Patrols
Local youth group forms three scout patrols with named leaders and assists. A practice hike is planned for next Saturday as new scouts are introduced to the craft, with Tenderfoot examinations to follow after federal investigators probe the matter. A shooting near a residence results in serious injuries to Antonio Huerta. McDonald reports shooting occurred as Huerta ran toward a vehicle. A second man fled. Huerta recently moved from Cananea. The article also calls for a civic Paint Up and Clean Up campaign to improve community health, property protection, and fire prevention.
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National Hoy Scout Council
New York
Moy Scont
Will Son
Sam Chirk
Camipatence
Woolvey Tolay
Ho HL Ring
Kansas
Kansas Agrigeatturaty
Citizenship Examinations and Deportment Court Proceedings
A report outlines 62 applicants appearing before Judge Lockwood in Division 2 of the Superior Court for naturalization. 42 missed examinations, 14 passed without exam, four failed to appear, and several were denied for exemption or alien status. Separate items reference a shooting and pursuit by federal and county officers, injuries deemed serious but not fatal, plus plans for an Arizona pioneers reunion organized by The Republican in Phoenix with invites for old timers to register and share reminiscences.
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Tor
Austria
Germany
United States
Phantus
Arizona
Perk
Phonotx
Republica
Republican
Monson Halton
Arizona Regalett
Phoenix
Remini
Korse
Mexican plan to end state gambling rights
The Mexican government proposes amending the constitution to transfer gambling regulation from states to federal authority. The change would redefine what constitutes gambling and give Congress power to define offenses and penalties, with executive enforcement nationwide.
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Congress
Executive Department
Liquor Runner Shoots U S Customs Man in Arizona
Marshall Donald, a mounted customs inspector at Naco, was shot three times at 5 30 p m by a Mexican as he attempted to load liquor into a car after arresting two men crossing the U S border about two miles east of Nei and McDonald says the Mexican fired from inside the car after Donald searched him. The wounded officer returned fire. the suspect escaped back into Mexico.
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Nace
Antonio Huerta
MeDonald
Meliotadd
Huerta
Breson
Ofiver
Bisbee
Marshall Donald
Naco
Mexico
Neao
McDonald
Custers
Railroad to set sheep shipment rate from Arizona
March 15 Santa Fe railroad will inform the operation commission by Monday of a rate for shipments of sheep in carload lots from Southern Arizona to northern state points. Arizona Wool Growers' president Hugh Campbell warned the commission that 490,100 sheep in the southern part are underfed, with only 30 percent of required feed, and grazing conditions force feeding and slow drives to the foothills.
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Phoenix
Santa Fe Railroad
Operation Commission
Arrszona
Anio
Hugh Campbell
Arizona Wool Growers’ Association
Campbell
Motor Vehicle Law Takes Effect in 1922 Arizona
Phoenix March 15 The motor vehicle law passed by the fifth legislature becomes effective in 1922. Secretary of State Hall notes the change in registration moving from the secretary of state to county assessors offices. Assessors will issue license plates with tax certificates.
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Phoenix
Hall
Secretary of State
Sudden Attack Fatal to Man in Tucson
A man identified as JE Morey of Los Angeles died after a sudden attack near Fifth Avenue and Broadway in Tucson. Police seized a passbook from a Los Angeles savings bank as a potential lead. he carried nearly $300 in currency and mining stock certificates. The body was sent to Parker Undertaking Establishment as investigators seek his last whereabouts.
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Tucson
Maren
JE Morey
Los Angeles
Fifth Avenue
Broadway
Parker Undertaking Establishment
Ual
Savings Bank
Colorado
Percy Milnes Named State Immigration Commissioner
Governor Thomas Campbell announced that effective April 1 Percy Milnes, currently secretary to the governor, would become state immigration commissioner. The new post was created by the legislature which adjourned last week. Milnes will be succeeded as secretary by Henry Behoteruy, a newspaperman from Phoents.
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PHOE
Thomas & Campbell
Percy BR. Milnes
Milnew
Henry Behoteruy
Phoents
Liquor Runner Found Killed in Bisbee
Discovery that Marshal McDonald a line rider at Naco who was shot and seriously wounded Monday night had shot and killed his assailant emerged yesterday morning as details of the Bisbee firearm incident were reported.
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Bisbee
Marshal McDonald
Naco
Tucson Engineer Poisons Self In Attempted Suicide
A Tucson engineer swallowed bichloride of mercury tablets aiming to end his life. He is hospitalized in critical condition but doctors believe recovery is possible after several days of danger. The report notes his act and the physician’s cautious prognosis.
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Tueson, Marc
Tineem Shearer
Requirements for Passports Soon Will End
HL Paso March 15 F W Bershire supervising immigration inspector expects Washington instructions to discontinue issuing border permits for those seeking entry to Mexico. Berkshire says Mexico plans prewar border crowing without permits. State department says new arrangement may take effect Thursday or Friday.
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Paso
F. W. Bersshire
Border District
Washington
Mexico
Berkshire
State Dipartment
Judge Dooling to Hold Court in Tucson During March April
Federal Judge M T Dooling, who presided over Jack Dempsey's draft law trial, arrived in Tucson to avoid a crowded calendar. Judge William Sawtelle also continues to hold federal court at present.
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Dempsey
Tucson
M. T. Dooling
San Tranesco
Jack Dempsey
Aoid Court
Wiliam Sawtelle
Krebs Returns From Legislature With Irrigation Bills
Tombstone legislator Representative Krebs returns from Phoenix. He chaired the Printing and Clerk’s committee, sponsored irrigation bills and state projects, including bonds for reclamation and dam work. He notes House bills 82, 29 and 19 as most significant, discusses county engineer authority, motor vehicle plates and muffler rules, and claims the irrigation measures will boost state valuation and water development.
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Wite
Whoenix
Sir Krebs
Mre Krebs
Moonie
Tombstone
Aute
Krety
Pioen
Je Oni
Tia
Senate
Hose Bress
Hilt
Bonis
Arizoni
Anal Ni Faa
Charleston
Fulto
Krete
Arizona
United States Reclamation Fund
Trrigadia Vilis
House Bi
Quick Shots at City Hall End Duel in Suit Case
March 15 in Jerome a confrontation at city hall led Kosta Katie, proprietor of a boarding house, to fire at Emil Keracoteh who had sued for 1168 dollars. The ensuing scuffle wounded Korarovich twice, and a bullet struck Po Heaman William Kirby in both thighs.
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Jerome
Kosta Katie
Focal Rooming
Emil Keracoteh
Korarovich
Po Hceman Wiliam Kirby
New Farm Loan Bonds Planned for $75 Million Offer
March 14 report indicates a new category of farm loan bonds totaling about $75,000,000 will be offered for subscription soon. Treasury officials said the bond rate must rise to five percent in today’s money market. The interest charged to borrowers would be raised to six percent.
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Treasury
Tate
Lobdell
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