Maddock Slated to Elevate After Bisbee Robbery
A Bisbee highway robbery leads to the arrest of two soldiers, RD Scott and D Pine, from the 1st Cavalry, after they allegedly robbed Temple and forced him from a car between Forest Station and Osborn. Temple later identified the men. deputy sheriffs pursued and captured them near Forest Station. Temple had been assaulted and left by the roadside, but reached Douglas to report the incident. Authorities plan highway robbery and automobile theft charges, with most of the money recovered from the suspects. In Phoenix, Maddock is favored for elevation to the Board of Public Institutions, replacing Paumert, with political maneuvering noting the position’s higher pay and potential to influence the state engineer post.
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J. If Teaple
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Sherif
1St Cavalry
RD. Scott
D. Pine
Forest Station
Osboro
Bisbow
Doulas
Temple
Sam Boucher
EB. J. Viewere
AE. Murchle
Tombstone
Texplc
Phoenix
Paumert
Board of Public Instituions
Kee 1 Publican Party
Thomas Maddock
Frite Holmquist
Maddock
France
Strong Arizona Delegation Heads to League of the Southwest Meet
Governor Thomas E Campbell and about 34 Arizonans will fly to Los Angeles for the League of the Southwest convention starting April 15. Topics include Interstate roads and Colorado River control plans to irrigate millions of acres, with recommendations to Congress reflecting regional wishes.
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Phoenix
Arizona
Los Angeles
Thomas E. Campbell
Southwest
League
Campbell
Congress
Varie
South West
Wernor Campbell
Colorado
Sai
Franklin K. Lane
Grant Canyon
White slave charge against man taken at hotel with wife
Phoenix report details the arrest of Charles E Gardner and his wife Evelyn Sanders Gardner on white slave charges tied to funds allegedly secured by the wife. The couple confessed, the case will transfer to Tucson due to court calendar, and both are held in Maricopa jail as federal inquiries begin.
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Phoenix
Charles E Gardner
Department of Justice
Evelyn Sanders Gardner
Gardner
Tucson
Federal Grand Jury
Maricopa County
Kidnapping Ends in Happy Marriage
Romero Famel Meecan of Glee son was arrested after abducting Concepcion Altamisane a 16 year old Mexican girl from her home in Me Both Romero was taken to Tombstone then jailed and released on promise to marry the girl. Parents and friends secured the agreement and the couple left for Bisbee to wed.
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Famel Romero
Gleeson
Bisbee Xenecu
Concepcion Altamisane
Romero
Tombstone
Romero Dens
Coumty
Courhouse
Biebee
Arizona Teachers to Receive $1200 Minimum Salary
County school superintendents adopted a measure at their annual session aimed at setting a $1200 per year minimum salary for all public school teachers in Arizona, based on experience. The plan also considers salary increases for county and state superintendents and contemplates funding changes and voter petition steps if the bill passes.
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Phoenin
Arizona
State of
Inspectors to curb illicit drug trade in Arizona
March 26 report says additional men will be placed in the local fleet to stop narcotic traffic in Arizona. Thomas May and J G Nutt stress the problem is worst here. May travels to El Paso for a conference, possibly transferring him to Phoenix to lead the narcotic effort. May cites previous inspector shortages as a barrier to progress. In other news, the Prescott Silver Peak mine resumes operations after a short shutdown. carload from Queen Co brings $1,276.
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Arizona
Thomas May
J. G. Nutt
May
Phoenix
Natt
el Paso
Hie
Internal Revenue Agente
Prescott
Silver Peak
Queen Co
Bids Accepted for Mesa Lands at Yuma
The general land office accepted bids for 60 acres of Mesa lands at Yuma. The government will soon begin improvements including water supply estimates. Notices are being prepared to inform the bidders.
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Yuma
General Land Office
U. S
Department of the Interior
Land Office
Sabi
Yuma County Funds Allocated for Yuma Weston Highway
Yuma county to use its 75 percent road fund for the Yuma Weston highway and the Yuma-Ajo-Tucson route. Federal aid of 125000 had been requested, with county funds enabling quicker start, avoiding a four to five month delay. Decision by the county board of supervisors approved the expenditure at yesterday's meeting.
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Phoenix
Yum County
Yuma-Welton
Yuma
Yuma County
Yuma Weston Highway
County Board of Supervisors
Prohibition Officer Sentenced to Prison in Tucson Case
Christopher Cole, a former federal prohibition enforcement officer in Tucson, was taken to Leavenworth penitentiary by Deputy Marshal A C McDonald after conviction under the Mann white slave act. He received a one year and some months sentence for bringing Mary Moore from Maryland and pleaded guilty at last Saturday's court session.
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Tucson
Christopher Cole
Leavenworth
Kas
U.S
A.C. McDonald Sesterday
Cole
Mary Moore
Maryland
Entity
Judee Dooling
Search for Slayers of Fraser Brothers Continues Across Line
March 26 report on Ezequiel Lara charged with murder of Alexander J and John Fraser and robbery of Fraser store and Montana Camp office. Authorities doubt Lara’s accomplice identity as Garcla last seen. Mexican and U.S. officials persist in cross border pursuit with rewards.
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Logales
Ezequiel Lara
Alexander J
John
Garcla
United States
Mexico
Santa Cruz County
Lara
Soldier Exonerated On Charge Of Selling Horse Tucson
March 26 Tex McGrath a former soldier was acquitted by a jury in the United States court of selling government property. The defense proved the horse belonged to McGrath and the verdict cleared him of the charge. James D Barry represented the defense.
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Tucson
Tex McGrath
United States
McGrath
James D. Barry
Hog cholera outbreak traced to 1918 shipment
Dr J P Jacks reviews Arizona hog cholera outbreak origins from a November 1918 Colorado origin shipment. Poor quarantine and disinfection allowed infection of 75 hogs, with 90 ill or dead, $4000 savings for the owner from early recognition, and a second shipment from the same state later risking further spread to local premises.
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Art Noua
J. P. Jacks
Bureau of Animal Industry
Atstes Dr. Jacks
University of Arizona, College of Agriculture
Colorado
Arizona
Troop A Becomes Part of Arizona National Guard
In Phoenix on March 2, Troop A First Arizona Cavalry was mustered into service by Major J. From Tucson at 11 45 p m the aviator's flight to Phoenix was interrupted near Marana and the plane wrecked, requiring a train journey to finish the muster.
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Arizona National Guard
Phoenix
First Arizona Cavalry
United States Cavalr
Tucson
Douglas
Marana
Trials Postponed in Diamond Ring Theft Case
In Phoenix on March 2 the trial of Mrs. J. De Vere was postponed to Wednesday March 31 by Justice Nat T. McKee on motion by Assistant County Attorney Herman Lewkontte. She faces a $500 diamond and sapphire ring theft charge from D. V. Slaughter's wife. The Lion Lady was returned to the county jail. Two bogus check charges will be heard April 2 by Justice Charles DeSates Wheeler.
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Phoenix
Herman Lewkonte
Mra. J. de Vere
Nat T. McKee
D .V. Slaughter
Charles DeSates Wheeler
White Mule Misadventure Sparks Trial in Miami
March 26 in Miami a group including Seferino Gonzalez and Diego Lopez drank white mule on Bibsop street recounting army tales from Pancho's era. A rock fell from a wall during a dispute tied to the Helen Wright vs Sheriff Montgomery case, injuring a deputy and prompting legal action and a county court proceeding in United Verde Jerome.
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Miami
Seferino Gonzalez
Diego Lopez
Bibsop Street
Pancho
Seferino
Diego
Stodiacuns & Bottle of
Phoenix
Argu
Shor| Verde Copper Company
Esch
Ffs
Bastle
Helen Wright
Montgomery
Maryland Cour
Pany
Rock
United Verde Jerome
William A. Plunkett
United
Nogales Importer Held for Mexican Silver Violation
Carri fo of Nogales was bound over to the federal court on a $6500 bond after arrest for allegedly bringing Mexican silver into the United States. Judge J A O Conn er ordered the bond and release followed. The Nogales municipal president Alberto Figueroa guaranteed the defendant's appearance.
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Nogales
Carri Fo
J. A. O'Conner
Eastly
A Alverto
Figueroa
Douglas aviation site deal faces rent delay
Douglas March 2 There has been a hitch in thorough plowing the deal for a government aviation site north of Douglas. The government may be unable to pay the rental, causing a delay in securing a place for a tell. The matter is being reviewed with the Chamber of Commerce and Mines, with a decision expected at the special Monday night meeting.
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Douglas
Gouglas
Chamber of Commerce and Mines
Jone
Largest order ever for International Harvester plants
The International Harvester company reportedly received its largest single order to date from the U S Stapley company of Mesa. The deal involved 22 loads of knocked down agricultural machinery and implements, marking a record high for the firm.
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Phoenin
International Harvester Company
U. S Stapley Company
Big By
Mesa
Magma Copper Sued in Phoenix for About 29000 Dollars
A district suit filed in Phoenix targets Magma Copper Co as defendant in three actions brought by the United States. The company faces claims totaling roughly 29000 dollars.
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Magma Copper CO
Phoenix
Dumg
United States
Macma
Opper
Wing
Mexico Keeps an Eye on Yaquis for Security
Mexico monitors Yaqui groups to prevent defections or treachery as military authorities tighten surveillance. reported by regional defense officials citing ongoing drills and checkpoints, with emphasis on border area stability and counter insurgency coordination.
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Mexico
Bank Deposits Rise as Arizona Reports Growth
Authorities in Agua Prieta and Phoenix note a monetary increase with Arizona banks showing about 18 million dollars in gains. Officials claim the rise reflects broad economic momentum across counties, while cautioning about countering unrest tied to tribal movements in the region.
Burglars Crack Two Phoenix Stores in Peoria Crime Wave
Phoenix reports describe burglars stealing over 140 dollars from Deatech Bros and Peoria Mercantile, with an unlocked safe causing concern. A prisoner in custody was found hanged in his cell, and federal prisoner Gatewood faced murder charges related to Fort Apache region activities.
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Phoenix
Peoriy
Coe
Deatech Bros
Peera Mercuetile Ospany
Hincele
Gatewood
Fort Apache
Leavenworth Penitentiary Hearings Silent Baby Case
March 22 proceedings tie Walter to a recent incident as a probation officer reports a defendant with a newborn attached to the case. The United States court today sentenced a woman to long prison time at Leavenworth Mine for crimes related to the event.
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Thoson
Walter
Jadee Boweo Penthe
Leavenworth
Oleh
Tutcom
Reer Moore
Greeley New Forest Head Succeeds Graves in Tucson
B Greeley named forester in charge of the United States Forest Service to replace Henry Graves who resigned recently. E A Sherman appointed assistant forester to succeed Albert E Potter. Appointments take effect April 16 per Albuquerque district forest office notice.
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Tucson
Maroh
B. Greeley
United States Forest Service
Henry Graves
Forest Office
Albuquerque
N. M
E. A. Sherman
Albert E Potter
Graves
Vocational Education Director Urges Unified School Board
Phoenix official RH Bloom pleaded yesterday before the Woman's club for placing grammar and high schools under one board. In Glore Arizona flood reports note Salt River damage with derricks swept away and stalled river work awaiting materials and lower water levels.
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Phoenix
Maren
Bloom
Woman's
Birth of Septuplets Reported in Mexico City
Douglas reports from Douglas March 25 that a Mexican woman in Coagise gave birth to seven children within the same hour, an event described as a septuplet birth. The report notes an emotional reaction and suggests the birth may be unprecedented.
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Douglas
Fey Hrieta
Robert McCormick Early Cochise County Pioneer Dies
Robert McCormick, early settler and Bisbee mining figure, died in Cochise County. He founded South Bisbee mine, located other properties, and influenced regional development. Survived by widow Mrs Jola McCormick, daughters Jean Campbell and Mrs Larrie, son Joseph McCormick, and others in Bisbee and California. Burial details not provided.
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Robert McCormick
Bisbee
South Bisbee
McCormick
Jola McCormick
Hte Laughtere
Jean Campbell
Areid
Torson
L. Larrie
Calfornia
Tie Sons
Josph McCormick
The
EP. & SW. Railroad and Mek
Tempstone
Tariff Bills Favor Higher Zinc and Tungsten
Washington March 25 Senate Finance Committee reported favorably today bills to raise tariffs on zinc tungsten and pearl buttons.
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Washington
Senate Finance Committee
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