Mastodon Skeleton Unearthed Spanning Arizona's Pliocene Era
Tucson report details the discovery of a mastodon skeleton and other prehistoric remains by Kirk Tiryan of the US Geological Survey and Dr. J W Gidley of the Smithsonian. The find confirms Arizona lay within the Pliocene period one to two million years ago. The jaw, tusk, and bone fragments are being prepared for the University of Arizona Museum, with climate and habitat implications discussed by experts.
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Tucson
Arizona
Kirk Tiryan
United States Geological Survey
Wich
J. W. Gidley
Smithponian Institute of Washington
Carl Lausen
Georosist
Arizona Bureau of Mines
University of Arizona
Wilson
Eldred
Los
Setelrae
Langer
Unteeraity
Lansen Westinday
United States
Lausen
Laurensta
Lansen
Gillespie Dam South West of Phoenix Near Complete
Gillespie Dam five miles southwest of Phoenix nears completion at seven percent according to state tax commission reports. The project will irrigate about 50000 acres in Maricopa county once finished and the commission plans to assess nearby counties next week as it tours the region.
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Gillespie
Phoenix
State Tax Commission
Maricopa County
Harry Petroer
Maricopa
Pima
Santa Cruz
Cochise
Wood Alcohol Kills Tucson Boilermaker
A Tucson boilermaker identified as J. G. Her investigations near St David are linked to wood alcohol poisoning. Fragments at a hotel reveal a mix of animal remains and a bottle of a white liquid. Analysis identified the liquid as containing wolves, otters, gophers, meadow mice, and wood alcohol.
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Gidley
J. G. Her
St David
Alay
Herman
Witt
Mr. Lausen
Tucson
Ariz
Mrs GW P Hunt to Return to Phoenix
Mrs George W P Hunt and her daughter Virginia, then in Bangkok with former Governor Hunt, plan to return to Phoenix soon due to Virginia missing school. The letter notes Siam customs, orchids, and old Siamese coins as mementos, with Hunt reflecting on Bangkok life and travel plans back home.
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GW. P. Hunt
Phoenix
March
George WP. Hunt
Virginia
Bangkok
Siam
Hunt
United States
Mhert D. Leyhe
Arizona dairying returns permanent as industry rebirth
Phoenix March 21 Arizona heads back to dairy farming with rapid gains last years. Farmers shift from cotton due to market prices, shipping low profit cattle out while dairy cattle and herd improvements promise sustained profits. Emphasis on pure stock, cow testing, and better housing and feeding to ensure long term viability.
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Phoenix
Arizona
Amy
TNL
Davey
Waterus
Seco
Omec
Hair BING WANTS ALL BOYS TO BE SCOUTS
National Council meeting reframed Scouting aims with emphasis on inclusion and opportunity. Leaders urged expanding westward expansion while stressing equal access for all youths and the role of presidents and organizers in guiding the movement.
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Bing
G. Harding Wasing
Roy Isterding
Sone Scouts
Amelia
Rit
National Council
Toonuthy Ives
Seatorday
Divorce laws stand unchanged in Arizona dispute
March 20 1920s Phoenix report on Arizona divorce law debate. Governor vetoed a bill altering waiting periods and interlocutory rulings, preserving existing statutes. Lawmakers debated drastic changes to timing between interlocutors and final hear, but the measure failed in the Senate. The governor’s veto leaves divorce proceedings under current rules.
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Wert Campbell
Prevention of Forest Fires Education for Youth in West
Tucson March 21 A campaign to teach fire prevention to boys and girls gains keen interest among western forest officers led by Superintendent Hugh Caulking. The effort urges compulsory school lessons on fire prevention to safeguard vast forests and grazing lands, with emphasis on future timber supply and reduced wildfire losses.
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Tucson
Selier Hoya
The
Forest
West Th States
Hugh Caulking
Coronade Ance
North America
Kim Erleath
United States
Fitore Pueden
Curtatiet Teyber Peeourers
New Jersey
Fragmented Historic Notice About Rebate Integrators
An incomplete OCR fragment references a winter period and mentions rebates or integrators. Readable details are scarce. entities and concrete facts are minimal, with no clear outcome or identifiable organizations or people to anchor a full summary.
Drift court case details unclear scandalous text
An OCR fragment shows an arrest scenario mentioning individuals and a court or arrest context with garbled words and names. The readable elements suggest a legal action tied to driving charges and a likely arraignment or trial, but the exact facts, dates, places, and participants are obscured by transcription errors.
Kang and Quitted in Manslaughter Case
Fragmentary OCR text describes a manslaughter case with unclear names and dates. Key entities are not decipherable. no coherent events or proper nouns beyond Kang and Quitted are confirmed. Unable to extract a reliable structured summary from the fragment.
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Kang
Two Pletmire Plans Production of Two Rae LAR Pictures
The note describes Pletmire organizing for the production of two and Rae LAR in a long running project on the plains. It names Shibitor and Son Man Booker of State Pictures as involved producers and mentions a 48 year experience in pictures. Camel N for the past two years with TenAs Guina the Queen of the West is cited.
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Ben
Two
Raelar
Ae A
Sepport
Shibitor
Son Man
Booker
Mer Dyer
Camel
Tenas Guina
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