Defense Sets Precedent in Bisbee Deportations Trial
A defense rooted in self defense and necessity argues that the Bisbee deportations on July 15, 1047, followed lawful aims and reflected enduring human conduct principles. The argument links individual justifications to collective action, contending the deportations were a justified response to existential threats and broader political aims, including safeguarding workers and national security.
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Bisbee
Chreate
Kertas
Juder
W. H.urges
Deer Horn Possession Illegal in State Says Game Warden
Arizona game officials warn that horns from any deer killed by mountain lions or other predators are illegal to possess. Navajo county cattleman Tom Smith faces charges for selling and possessing deer horns, with authorities asserting state title to all wild animal parts. Smith’s cases include a separate charge for possessing horns illegally and a trial set by Navajo county court.
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Phoenix
Joe
Navejo County
Tom Smith
Smith
Prochaska
Holbrook
Fasey
Suni
Navajo County Superior Court
Navajo County
Political chiefs meet at capitol in Phoenix gathering
In Phoenix four state leaders greet each other at the capitol entrance, then-Senator Malford Winsor of Yuma announces his bid for the Democratic gubernatorial nomination, with Senator Hugh Campbell, State Auditor Jesse J. Boyce and former Secretary of State Sidney L. Osborn also in the mix. Campbell’s camp hints at a strong oil-backed push, while oil fortunes in Texas are cited as funding potential campaigns. Also noted are local mining and infrastructure items including a stamp mill on Mildred Gold property near Prescott and Jerome’s push for auto service improvements.
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Phoenix
Eterna
Wate
Malford Winsor
Yuma
Hugh Campbell
Coconino
Jesse J. Boyce
Sidney L. Osborn
Senator Campbell
Texas
Campbell
Negro Trooper Shot While Raging For The Line
Corporal Ralph Willaus of the Tenth Cavalry was seriously wounded Tuesday near the International One crossing at Nace after escaping from Ft Manchaea. He was shot in the back as he attempted to reach the line on foot and was hit by multiple bullets, with his left hand also lacerated while objects opened fire.
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Dougla
Dare
Ralph Willaus
Tenth Cavalry
Tring
Nace
Ft. Manchaea
Camp Harry
Willan
Man Aims 815000 From Alleged 1819 Attack
Manuel Gonzales testifies in Judge Lyman's court about knife wounds alleged to have been inflicted by Harry Herley and others on April 28, 1819. He seeks 15000 damages, claiming the defendants beat and cut him and his brother while posing as Maricopa County sheriff’s officers. Prescott reports auto stages to Jerome when road opens.
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Manuel Gonzales
Lyman
Superior Court Yesteray
Harry Herley
Charles Hartman
Tex Chassett
John Casey
Joe Springer
Genzales
Maricopa County
Prisoner Deputy Sheriff Returns From Wichita Falls
Deputy Sheriff Mal Smith returned from Wichita Falls Texas where he went after Lomell Donstas a drug clerk wanted for forgery. He was employed by Douglas Diesel Company cashing many bad checks and ordering large quantities of merchandise at El Paso to Braine Drag Company. He reportedly passed a large sum of bad checks and then disappeared. Sher Mcdonald broadcast alerts and Smith allegedly swallowed mercury to avoid capture but survived and faces multiple charges.
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Sherif Mal Smith
Wichita Falls
Texas
Lomell Tle Donstas
Douglas Diie Company
el Paso
Braie Drag Company
Aye Dow
Sieworth
Alhough
Hog cholera rages in Arizona amid market concerns
Arizona growers face a continuing hog cholera outbreak with infections across Gilbert Mesa Glendale Marinette and Jerome. Officials urge vaccination carcass disposal and prompt reporting while markets react to lower fat hog prices as plans for road liaison visit Douglas and Phoenix unfold for a border route project with El Paso Automobile Club involvement.
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Arizona
Lharead Aniina
Staek Sanitary Board
Unt
Lester
Jaces
Port Ra
West
New Mexico
California
Inapeetet Laboratories
Livestock Sanitary Board
Verinarian
Public land demand grows in Arizona amid homestead rush
March reports from L. G. Rosengren of the U S land office Phoenix show three hundred homestead entries and expanded inquiries as prices rise and returning soldiers seek property in Arizona. He cites high finalization rates and continued residence requirements, detailing surveyed and unsurveyed acreages across fourteen counties and state forest and Indian reservation land.
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Phoenix
Arizona
L. G. Rosengren
United States Land Office
Rosengren
Roseneren
San Anit
Howes Eat
Farmers Say Neighbors Fail To Help On Canal Work
Phoenix March 19 farmers along the Consolidated Canal accuse neighbors of shirking tasks such as heading and scraping. Authorities plan to cut irrigation rights of laggards and place them on a deferred list until the canal resumes service. If not completed in a week, cotton crops in the valley could suffer millions in losses. Water remains ample but canal capacity is limited, with the unusable ditch rated at about $9,000. An El Paso auto club committee studies sign prices and design options for route markers linking El Paso to Tucs on and Benson.
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Douglas
C. H. , Lester
el Paso
Phoenix
Keni Lester
el Paso Automobile Club
Auto Club
Highway Department
el Paso Chamber of
Ariz
Deserters from Cavalry Captured and Moved to Camp
Two alleged cavalry deserters identified as Wright and Row were captured in Tucson by Tucson soldiers and brought to Douglas destined for Camp Harry J Jones. The case involves reward talks and government funds. two others, Ropers and Wright, faced related inquiries.
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Tucson
Douglas
Loryd Rowfre
Robert Wright
Harry J Jones
Not Guilty Of P O Robbery In Tolleson Case
Jurors found Frank Hendricks and Frank Campbell not guilty of the Tolleson safe blowing robbery. The pair were detained by sheriff before a federal marshal arrived. The trial, before Judge Jay Stanton, lasted about three hours with evidence including a brace and bit and circumstantial items. The safe’s contents were untouched and evidence tied to the store and a nearby adobe.
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Phoenix
HH McNeil
Tolleson
Frank Hendricks
Frank Campbell
Jay Stanton
Hendricks
Campbell
Adobe
Tollcon
She
Ot Campbell
Conserving Water and Land Bond Plan Aims at 4 Percent
Article discusses a government bonding proposal to fund water conservation and land protection. It outlines a 50 year plan with 4 percent interest, supervised by the reclamation service and the secretary of the interior to manage land holdings and settlements. The piece notes reactions from AMT and Maxwell, suggesting ongoing political maneuvering in Washington.
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Reclamation Service
Impor
March 1915 U.S. land office record fragments
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a woman involved with the United States land office in March 1915. Text mentions an individual named MATS Al and references a claim or patent process, with unclear details about residence, travel, and attempted improvements. The passage is garbled and lacks coherent narrative.
Indemnity and public notice from United States Bond Office
The notice via United States Bond Office Phoenx Arizona announces a pro forma indemnity action under the 1810 Act with a period for publication and request for proof of completion. Dated February 20, 1926, the document references Gratiaine, White Receiver, and public posting in Phoenix with multiple legal formalities and a Catarrh Cure advertisement following the notice.
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