Arizona Weekly Industrial Roundup and Trials
Florence reports a gin mill and ranch construction, Ajo road work, Kingman mining samples from Union Basin, Diamond drill rig at Little Ajo, and ongoing mine activities. Phoenix and Holbrook note coal, copper, and road projects, plus federal reclamation plans affecting 475,000 acres. Dr. G R Servin arrested for cocaine sales. multiple court actions include Ambrosy trial, Hendrickson passport case, and Mann Act sentence escalations.
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Florence
Arizona
California
Nevada
Campbell Jerome
United Verdy
Holbrook
Mewa
Phoenix
Pintsove Highway Association
Mesa
Halbrock
Nestern
Council of Workers, Soldiers and Zators
W. W
Kingman —Geological Survey
Emeraldiste
Kingman
Ajo
Kenilworth
Acigona
Congress
Dance for Benefit of Tucson Orphanage Suffers Night
The Tucson event by local ladies drew attendees from the region with green decor and shamrocks. Punch and refreshments were served by the National restaurant while the Harmon orchestra of Bisbee led the music. Over 100 dollars was raised after expenses as thanks were extended to supporters.
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Tucson
Harmon, Orchestra of Bisbee
Ma@ars
Mraner Special Tax Commission Atto Retained in Arizona
Ariz March 17 Reuters reported Maren Brewer a former assistant attorney general has been retained as special counsel to the State Tax Commission. Appointed effective March 11 the move follows an application by the attorney general's office to vacation the order dismissing tax suits tied to the International Stone Company and the Inspiration Consoli dated Copper Company. No appearance was entered when the suits were called, and they were ordered dismissed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Inspiration
Tavalsing
Chee Sad
Arizona cotton growers find demand is poor
Arizona reporters record weak cotton demand with Egyptian and Yuma grades selling near 50 cents and three cents below, as growers ship to the East for possible spot demand, after a high 64 cent Tempe Pima sale. Planting continues across the valley though later than last year.
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Phoenix
Ariz
Japanese in custody after liquor raid in Phoenix
Ol ver Valenzuela arrested Hedahichi Tamée after tracing a Japanese man from Santa Fe to a noodle shop on South Second Street. Two grips of Cedar Brook liquor were found in the back office. Tamée admits ownership and says he bought it in California. He faces charges of importing liquor.
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Phoenix
Arix
Ol|ver Valenzuela
Santa Fe
Noodle Place
South Second Street
Hedahichi ‘Tamée
Cedar Brook
California
Uquor
Van Dyke Company Sinks Shaft to Reach Deposit
The Van Dyke Copper company controlled by Cleveland Van Dyke of Miami Arizona is sinking its shaft to reach copper ore deposits. It is estimated about a year and a half remains of work on the shaft. The deposits dip into the Van Dyke ground and have been proven by the diamond drill.
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van Dyke Company
van Dyke Copper Company
Cleveland van Dyke
Miami
Arizona
van Dyke
Miami Copper Company
Weller Case Reversed By Higher Court
In Douglas Arizona on March 18 John F. Ross, former county attorney, reports the state supreme court reversed the Bisbee conviction of Charles Weller for running a disorderly house. The writ of habeas corpus had been granted by the county superior court, citing denial of a jury trial in Bisbee city court. The supreme court deemed the prior ruling improper, noting the case resembled common law violations and highlighting Ross’s long service and adherence to his legal positions.
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Weller
Douglas, Ariz
John F. Ross
State Supreme Court
Chas
Bisbee
Jatl
Superor
Ross
Douglas City
Supreme Courts
Supreme
Arizona Club Women Plan Yuma Convention Features
Phoenix March 17 Mrs HA Guild president of the State Federation of Women’s clubs announced features for the federation annual convention set for Yuma March 26 Principal speaker will be Mrs J E Cowles of Los Angeles who will speak in the afternoon and attend an evening meeting with Gov Campbell The report on industrial and social conditions will be given by chairman Mrs B Flannigan of Bisbee with topics on care of delinquents backward and delinquent children Other program notes include sessions led by Mrs RC Dyer and Mrs 10H Weetover with further reports by Mrs P I Ginter and Mrs C Heres Dowellan among others.
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Zona Club
Yuma
Phoenix
Aric
HA Guild
State Federation of Women's Clubs
St. Amt
J. E. Cowles
Los Angeles
General Federation
Campbell
B. Flannigan
Bisbee
RC Dyer
Amy T
Atention
Ischeme
Weetover
Leland
Sommes County
Tax Delinquent Filing Advice From Treasury
Internal Revenue Collector Franklin warns March 18 that taxpayers who have not filed returns may still be excused for delays. Returns may be accepted if a signed statement of delay reason accompanies the filing, to be reviewed by the Commissioner in Washington. if deemed good, no penalty will be assessed. The message urges delinquent filers to submit their income tax returns promptly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sute
Internal Revenue
Franklin
Treasury Department
Washington
Democrata Mine at Cananea Closes Indefinitely
The Democrata mine and a Hoffman interests meter at Cananea Sonora owned by Cincinnati interests closed March 14 affecting several hundred men. The shutdown came earlier than planned due to a serious smelting plant machinery breakdown after notices had been posted to close on the 25th.
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Douglas
Arizona Regiment Demobilization Planned for April 10
United States Land Office in Phoenix reports the 15th Infantry Arizona regiment will be demobilized and return home by April 10. Major A. J. Dooley of the 40th Sunshine division says about 16,000 officers and men will arrive at Camp Kearny for demobilization. The division units listed include several infantry regiments and mixed troops, with origins tied to Arizona and Colorado.
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Arizona
San Diego
Cal
15Th Infantry
A. J. Dooley
40Th
Camp Kearney
F. 3. Strong
Dooley
Sunshine Division
Amp Kearney
40Th Limet
Cannp Kearney
Douley Catd
Tech
Altagy
155Th
Colorado
Hemobillons
France
Noted Yaqui Robbery Ring Tied to Five Mexicans
Phoenix reports five Mexicans bound over to the superior court on highway robbery charges tied to a Yaqui desperado gang from Chirhuahea. Enrique Molina, the alleged leader, carried a .38 revolver and bore a devillike tattoo when arrested. Police officer Blee identifies the group as a notorious Yaqui faction active in Tempe and Phoenix areas.
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Phoenix
Aris
Powier
Tempe
Chendter
Fhoents
Chirhuahea
R Blee
el Paso
Blee
Enrique Molina
Harris Denies He Will Sue Governor
A tense public notice reports Harris denying plans to sue Governor Campbell over a disputed matter. The document cites legal advice cautioning delays could invite charges under the law, with references to adjutant general testimony and state actions. The notice also includes a Land Office filing from March 1919, detailing Arizona lands under University grant selection and call for protests.
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Maren
Campbell
Monty Aletmente
Aimeelf
Land Office Notice Indemnity Land Selections Arizona
United States Land Office in Phoenix announces indemnity selections under the Act of June 20 1910 for school land indemnity. The notice describes lands eligible and the selections pending approval, with official details on allocation and governing provisions.
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State
Arizona
Notice for Publication on Homestead in Canille Arizona
Public notice from the U S Land Office Phoenix dated February 15 1919 announces Henry Pyeatt of Canille Arizona holder of Homestead Entry No 0280 for HES 288 4 tract land with metes and bounds description beginning at Corner No 1 and detailing corner-to-corner bearings and distances across the parcel culminating at Corner No 19, per survey records.
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Interior U.S Land Office
Phoenix
Arizona
Henry Pyeatt
Canille
Cor
Department of the Interior
U.S Land Office
Gurtay J. Peterson
Sunnyside
Homestead Claim Notice for Sunnyside Arizona Land
Department of the Interior gives notice that Gurtay J. Peterson of Sunnyside Arizona filed for five year proof to establish claim to 55 acres in unsurveyed Sections 3 and 10 Tp 28 RISE of the G&SRB Meridian Coronado National Forest. Commissioner's Tombstone Arizona set March work day 1912 with witnesses Clarence E. Hanecucha Christopher C. Joy He Rock and A. Rockfellow.
Notice of Selection United States Land Office Phoenix Ariz
United States Land Office Phoenix Arizona announces selection of School Indemnity Lands under the 1910 Act. Applications seek to select two tracts: 2680-017 in Township 168 Range East Sec 21 and 2768040246 in Township 148 Range East Sec 22. Protests or contests must be filed within five weeks of publication. Dated Phoenix January 23 1919. J L Irvin Register. First pub January 26 1919.
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General Land Ofice
Phoenix
Arizona
J. L. Irvin
Register
Scott White
General Land Office
Revelver
Fiee Pub
G&s. RM
Rotle. Ney
RTE
Febru- Register
Notice of protest period for caveat filing in Phoenix Arizona
Public notice states that protests or contests may be received regarding a caveat filed in Phoenix Arizona with the first publication dated March 9. The document notes a time and certification step and references the February dating and the Register.
Notice of land claim five year proof Tombstone 1919
Thence 8 66 degs 19 min W 28.53 chains to Cor No 1 beginning contains 159.54 acres in Section 31 Tp 21 8 R19 EB and Section 38 Tp 21 8 R18 B G S RB & Meridian Arizona Coronado National Forest has filed notice of intention to make five year proof to establish claim before W A Fowler A S Commissioner Tombstone Arizona on March 25 1919 Claimant names witnesses Charles F Davis Canille Arizona Robert MacGregor Arizona Charles Putnam Elgin Arizona Gus Yeary Elgin Arizona First pub Feb 23 1919 igin Arizona
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G&s
RB & Meridian
Arizona
Coronado National Forest
W. A. Fowler
Tombstone
Charles F. Davis
Canille
Ariona
Robert MacGregor
Zona
Charles Putnam
Elgin
Gus Yeary
Joan Lo Hier
Igin
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Phoenis
Mt Hiwer
Leavin
G. R. Servin
United States District Court
William H. Sawtelle
Carlos Jacome
Teofilo Aros
Servin
Federal Grand Jury
George QO. Hilzinger
J. A. Ambrosy
John Hendrickson
Mexico
Pina County
Hendrickson
Azus Prieta
Naples
Ruth Colewian
Colo
Jose Ramilres
Alberto Serrana
Nogales Rit
Nogales
Son
Cinemas Ariz
Mraner Special Tax
ATTO
Cananea
United States Land Office
Act of Congress
State of Arizona
Rae BE
Bey
Harris
GI Act OF Co
L. Irvin
Shaias
G& Srb Lo
United States
Clamant
Clarence E.G. Hanechuca
Christopher C. Joy
Fort Huahues
He Rock
Artoona
Rockfellow
United State Land Office
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