Jerome Hodgens Mary Patricia the first incubator baby
The Verde Copper News reports Mary Patricia Hodgens born on St Patrick's Day weighed two pounds ten ounces at birth. An incubator built of pine with glass cover and three electric bulbs maintains about 94 degrees. The infant, fed with diluted goat milk, has been thriving though losing weight. she now weighs a little over two pounds.
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Jerome Babe
ST. Patrick's Day
Jerome
Verde Copper News
Mary Patricia Hodgens
M. Co
John Hodgens
St Patrick's Day
Mary Patricia
Arizona Arbor Day Set For April 2 In Northern Counties
Phoenix report notes Governor Camp issues proclamation fixing Arbor Day for April 2 in Apache, Coconino, Navajo, Mohave, and Yavapai counties, while other counties observe February 6 due to climate variations.
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Phoenix
Arizona
Thomas E. Camp
Apache
Coconino
Navajo
Mohave
Yevagas
Two Freed On Charge Of Operating A Still
Tucson March 37 1 D Mar vibe and Joseph McKineey were acquitted by jury in the United States court yesterday for operating a still 90 miles northwest of Tucson. John Pruitt pleaded guilty earlier in connection with the still. John Vou Deskick and Bill Bush were cited for stiorseyz tion legal rights of the Galveyants.
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Tucson
D. Mar
Vibe
Joseph McKineey
John Pruitt
Tadd Om
John Vou
Deskick
Bill
Bush
Stiorseyz
Galveyants
Governor of New Mexico May Visit Tucson Next Week
Phoenix dispatch reports Gov. C. A. Larrasola of New Mexico may visit Tucson en route to Los Angeles. The visit would occur during a two-week trip noted by Democratic leaders and local officials amid rumors of broader political ties.
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Kew Mexico
Tucson
Phoenix
Perscott
Usiios
New Mexico
Artoruans
Very Peters
Jory
Dm Plewcer
Jerome Central Plans Public Development Effort
The Jerome Central Bi olo g company outlines plans to develop a new project in Jerome with set dates for action and community involvement. Officials indicate a push to expand local employment and infrastructure as part of a broader improvement agenda.
Union Men of Cochise County Meet in Douglas
On April 1 representatives of all unions in Cochise county will meet in Douglas to select delegates for a Phoenix gathering. The event aims to perfect the Arizona non partisan organization to decide candidates for next fall and bolster designated men. The Douglas meeting at 1021 F avenue starts at 2 pm with AF of L affiliates and county railroad brotherhoods present. No candidate endorsement will occur at this meeting. officers will be chosen and future political plans outlined.
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Douglas
Cochise County
Phoenix
F Avenue
American Federation of Labor
Cochise
Growth in Yuma county land values to rise with development
Phoenix reports the state tax commission cites extensive improvements and development in Yuma county. More land is cultivated for cotton with 45 000 acres of 68 000 suitable for cotton under crop. Government irrigation projects and road work promise higher settling and fruit tree planting in Verdacruz area.
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Phoenix
Yuma County
State Tax Commission
Yuma
Toms
Salt River Valley
Somertone
United States
Offic
Eighteen Cochise Couples' Wedding Licenses Issued
Eighteen marriage licenses were issued by Cochise County Clerk J. E James in the past week. Couples listed include Shaw G. Dodds, 33, to wed Clara C. Pearson, 31, Bisbee. Ferdinand McAlister, 41, to wed Eva Tucker, 25, Douglas. and Kathleen Corden, 17, with consent, Douglas, among others.
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Bliss
J. E James
Superior Court
Shaw G. Dodds
Clara C. Pearson
Bisbee
Ferdinand
McAlister
Eva Tucker
Douglas
Kyn H. Perry
Kathleen Corden
Samuel Reser
Amelia| Earl
Francis J. Crochunis
Mary Akins
Nacario Zaragosa
Mariana Lucero
Lowell
J. N. Marin
Marsalena
Macias
Miguel Bascom
Maria Ojaira
Rafael Romesa
Concepcion Altaminiano
McNeal
Sam L. Mannatt
Grace L. Knight
Indian prisoner Gatewood ends life in Gila jail
Edwin Gatewood an Indian awaiting trial for murder in the Fort Apache reservation area died in his Gila county jail cell. He was found hanging with a towel in his cell, following an alleged feud with Norman Thompson, a stockman from White River reservation. The shooting occurred January 22 during a gathering of Indians.
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Phoenix
Edwin Gatewood
Gila County
United States Marshal
Gatewood
Fort Apache
Norman Thompson
White River
Tulapalla
Thompson
Defense introduces documents in Warren District IWW case
Defense introduces photostatic minutes and letters from the Bisbee IWW branch and AE Embree detailing plans before and during the strike. Admission of documentary evidence follows claims that local jails could not hold all IWW sympathizers in Warren District. Curley says conspirators hid dynamite and planned nationwide antigovernment action.
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Bisbee
LW. W
AE. Embree
Grover
Permis
Embree
WW. W
Columbus
N. M
Kurley
Curley
Lives Ang
Governor authorizes $100000 for Agua Fria and Tempe bridges
Phoenix March 27 Governor Campbell proclaims an act of God emergency after flood and structural damage to Agua Fria river bridge at Coldwater and Salt river bridge at Tempe. He authorizes borrowing $100000 with $55000 for Agua Fria repairs and $45000 for Tempe bridge repairs. Funds available immediately. treasurer to register warrants despite no preexisting fund.
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Phoenix
Acta of God
Agua Fria River
Coldwater
Salt River
Tempe
Campbell
Agua Prin River
Temper
Messenger finds purse. reward for honest act
Phoenix dispatch reports Western Union messenger Glen Johnsos found a purse with $75 and a ticket from Albuquerque to Los Angeles in Flagstaff. He diligently searched for the owner, located him in the post office lobby, and received a cordial reward and thanks for the honesty.
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Hsenger
Phoenix
Flagstaff
Glen Johnsos
Western Union
Albuquerque
Los Angeles
Wright wins $1000 verdict in Aye Miles case
In Phoenix on March 27 a jury awarded Mrs. Helen Wright 1800 damages against Sheriff Miles and Deputy Holloway of Pima county and Maryland Casualty, surety on Miles bond, after five hours deliberation. The defense was granted ten days to move for a new trial. The verdict found Sheriff Montgomery of Maricopa county blameless.
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Phoenix
Helen Wright
Miles
Holloway
Pima County
Maryland Casualty Company
Montgomery
Maricopa County
Cotton crop of Co. 18 more than all gold
Phoenix dispatch reports a striking value comparison in March citing the Cotton Crop of Co. as surpassing all gold figures by a significant margin. Details mention antine annuages and Mastoane as part of the fragmented text.
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Phoenix
First Woman Appointed as Fire Lookout in Coronado Forest
Mrs Lyle B Smith wife of the Rincons district ranger has been named the first woman lookout in Coronado National Forest. She will move to Roud Rock in May and will oversee fire watch in the Rincon range as part of federal service.
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United States
Phoenix Chamber of Commerce
Coronado National Forest
Lyle B. Smith
Boston
Rincons
Stanley Wilace
Geneva
Fort Huschucs
J. F
Cerrams
Wilsos
Agus Privia
Bern
Third Alleged Hold-Up Suspect Taken Into Custody in Douglas
The third of three men alleged to rob J H Temple, a service car driver, was identified by Temple and arrested. Corporal A R Rosenbaugh of Headquarters Troop, 1st Cavalry, who fled on the night of the robbery, was turned over to civil officers after returning to camp. Police found nickels dimes and quarters on him, believed stolen from Temple. His father is a wealthy German citizen living in Mexico City.
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Douglas
J.H. Temple
A. R. Rosenbaugh
1St Cavalry
Mr. Temple
Offcers
Temple
Webb school talk on irrigation by U of A engineer
Douglas March meeting at the Webb school house features G E P Smith irrigation engineer from the University of Arizona. He outlines his year long study of water supply in Rucker canyon and Turkey creek and promises a promising message for Webb ranchers. A $25,000 state appropriation funds irrigation investigations in the area.
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Douglas
St Webb
G. E. P .Smith
University of Arizona
Racker Canyon
Turkey Creek
Rucker Canyon
Smith
Smith Fletcher Bill Coverage of Necessities in Arizona
George H. Maxwell, now in Washington, pushes passage of the Smith-Fletcher bill. He claims the measure covers needs in the San Pedro, San Simon, and Gila valleys with a federal financing plan using district bonds as collateral. Also notes a Bisbee visit and a death in Alamogordo from influenza followed by pneumonia.
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George H. Maxwell
Washington
Arizona
Bator
Tombstone
Fletcher-Smith
San Pedro Valley Irrigation District
San Simon Valley
Gila Valley
United States
Reclamation Service
Geo. H. Maxwell
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Last
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Gila
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Warren
Agua Fria
Was. Wright
Aye Miles
Coronado U. & Forest
Smith-Fletcher
City Bisbee
C. W. Robinson
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