Farm Adviser Report on February Activities and Plans
Moririy report from county farm adviser Ro Atamon summarizes February meetings of the Farm Bureau at Stronghold with 150 attendees, officers elected, and a work program including forest tree planting demonstrations directed by Mr. Erickson. Reorganization at Webb, monthly meetings, constitution adoption, and a March 28 feed with a water-education speaker are noted. Demonstrations in orchards near Bowie and San Sin, and community canvassing plans are described alongside livestock and dairy efforts, chick orders for St. David area, and vaccine distribution. Weather and pasture conditions across Arizona are reported as generally favorable, with ongoing replanting needed in some valleys and water shortages affecting operations in Salt River and surrounding regions.
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Farm Bureau
Erickson
Forest Service
Webb
Rucker Caxyun
Bowie
San
Salt River
St. David
Pomerene
Pierce, Douglas
Willcox
Arizona
Yura
Iperial
Salt Re
St Pauls Guild plans April 16 meeting and sale
The Indies ex St Pauls Guild held a Saturday gathering and decided to host a bake and supper on Friday April 16 at the old Macho mercantile building. Tickets will go on sale with proceeds for roof repairs after storm damage. A subsequent committee meeting was announced for Mrs B. Tiarwood’s home Thursday at 2:50 PM to finalize arrangements and invite attendance.
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St. Paut's Guild
Machomich Mercantile
St. Paul's Episcopal
Dace and Cupper Ns
B. Tiarwood
Embezzlement Charge Reduced in Phoenix Court
William H. Hern, who claimed to be an aviation officer in the British army and welfare worker, was arraigned in justice court on embezzlement charges. On motion by Assistant County Attorney Lexkewitz the charge was reduced to a misdemeanor.
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Phoenix
William H. Hern
Justice Court
Lexkewitz
Prohibition Officials Warn Patent Medicines
March 22 in Phoenix many patent medicines on local drugstore shelves violate the prohibition amendment due to alcohol content. W. T. Webb, federal enforcement director, says pharmacists cooperate when alerted and understand the law.
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Phoenix
W. T. Webb
Federal Prohibition Enforcement
Globe and Miami Rivalry in Census Claim
Globe and Miami wage a sharp rivalry over census results with Miami asserting a larger population, seeking recognition of credibility and influence in the region amid the ongoing population counts and town status.
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Globe, Ariz. Marenz
Globe
Miami
Phoenix man arrested in Nogales narcotics seizure
Barrow, a Phoenix man, was arrested in Nogales after inspectors found three ounces of morphine and cocaine in a car. Investigators say he aided a trafficking ring. the contraband seized is valued around $400 and the largest narcotics seizure at this port.
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Phoenix
Nogales
Barrow
Ot Rock Saierman
Cus
Jins
Alfred
Kirke
Alltome
Harrow
Flood wrecks orchard and farms in Oak Creek valley
Late reports from Oak Creek valley describe severe flood damage in Jerome area. An apple orchard that won premium at the St Louis exposition has just 30 trees left standing. Homes, barns, and fencing were swept away, irrigation ditches ruined. The valley supplies Clarkdale and Jerome with fruit and vegetables.
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Jerome, Atz
Oak Creek
Clarkdale
Jerome
Soldier Newton faces courtmartial for Pesqueira killing
Mare S2 report from Nogales states Newton of the 25th infantry is to be tried by court martial for the shooting death of Gerardo Pesqueira, brother of Gen L Pasa, amid claims he fired at an escaping prisoner near the border after a prison break.
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Nogales Mare
Prisoe
Newton
25Th Infantry
Geranto Peste Hadl
L Pasa
Supreme Military Council
Stet
Pesqueira
Imag
Mite Newton
Mrateas
Murder trial set for Wim. B. Parker in McNeely case Prescott
Twenty jurors were seated for the murder trial of Wim. B. Parker in connection with the October killing of James E. McNeely, a railroad engineer, in Prescott. Interrogations hinted the defense may seek insanity or other bases, while a physician testified to doubts about the insanity claim. A Mexican detainee facing deportation for smuggling was refused entry at the border, and tax measures in Tucson proposed city improvements including a standpipe, pumps, mains, hydrants, a subway under Stone avenue, and street lighting. In Nogales Manuel Savalo, jailed for smuggling, resisted crossing into Mexico but may be deported tonight after reconsideration.
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McNeeley
Prescott
Weairemen
Supreme Court
Wim. B. Parker
James E. McNeetey
McNeeles
Raiload
A. Watson
Tucson
Stone Avenue
Southern Pacific
Nogales
Mexico
Manuel Savafo
Savalo
Amio
Artillery Battery Organized At Flagstaff Arizona
Adjutant General Walter S. Ingalls returned from Flagstaff where an organization meeting of a Geld artillery battery for the Arizona national guard was held. E. M. Robinson was elected captain and other officers will be chosen later. The unit plans for 131 members with completion in a few days.
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Phoenix
Walter S. Ingalls
Flagstaff
Arizona National Guard
E. M. Robinson
California confronts Colorado water grab policy threat
Phoenix reports California interest groups plan to secure the Colorado River surplus water for prewar use. Officials warn California could seize Missouri River waters and push aggressive action to block the Lane project as Colorado’s water rights loom large. The report notes Arizonans mobilizing to protect their interests in Washington.
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California
Colorado
Phoenix
Calffornia
Nonm
Pranklie K. Tane
Granted His Freedom in a Peculiar Marriage Case
A convoluted court case ends with Jerome Hughes granted his freedom after a disputed marriage ceremony involving Maria Ynes Augustine. Authorities pursued the groom when it emerged he sought a marriage license underage rumors, while one party was reportedly entombed in a jail area. The incident sparked questions about consent, age, and the validity of the union.
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Jerome
Jerge Hughes
Francisco Bolenha
Wag
Maria Ynes
Augustine
Breil
Molesha
Siio
Fuller to face prosecution for dynamiting mill
Phoenix reports Fuller of Los Angeles will be prosecuted after the state board cancelled his lease on a Salome land section. The attorney general’s office prepares for vigorous action as Fuller and associates are believed to have leased the land, dynamited the mill, and removed the dismantled structure as the state reclaims ownership since statehood. The lease was cancelled for false representations and lack of proper authorization.
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Phoenix
Bracet
Fuller
Los Angeles
State Lang Board
Salome
Attorney General
Fulier
Ieee
Weaden
Ant Fuller
Pioneer L. Cook Dies After Long Arizona Career
W L Cook 74 longtime Cochise resident and nine term state legislator died yesterday at Douglas County Hospital after moving from Tombstone. He once jailed in Tombstone and later served as jailer following paralysis on duty. His illness traced to the ätzt jail escape of Chet Moom. funeral plans await director RE Jones of Wichita Kansas.
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Hisbee
W. L. Coy
Douglas
Tombstone
Cook
el Paso
Chet Moom
Dorriter
Re, Jones
Wiehita
Kansas
California Governor to greet Arizona officials in Nogales
Governor W. Stephens of California will visit Nogales for Governor Day celebrations alongside Arizona Sonora and Sinaloa leaders. The Nogales Chamber of Commerce plans a late afternoon welcome and the event has been postponed to May due to travel and scheduling concerns, with other regional delegations anticipated from Sonora.
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Nogales
Stephens
California
Williein Nagas
Dey
Arizona
Sonora
Sinaloa
Tom
Tnarhe
Shiatoa
Sayator
Arrest of W W Organizer on Sisee Streets
Patrol reports a man identified as Jobe Graham was arrested on Sisee Streets for distributing pamphlets of The Crime of Centralia and gathering support for an organization. Police found membership cards and stamps in his pockets amid anti city pamphlets.
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Nia
Jobe Graham
Tublen
Centralia
Silver Peak Copper To Develop Claims
Tucson March 22 A new mining venture is underway in the Pate Wwivari mountains by the Silver Peak Mining Company. It has acquired holdings formerly owned by the Southern Cross Mining Company via Mrs Heifer of Tucson. The firm secured a permit from the Arizona Corporation Commission and will issue 14 treasury shares to raise funds to develop the four claims it acquired.
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Tucson
Pate wWivari Mountains
Silver Peak Mining Company
Southern Cross Mining Company
Mexican martinez faces assault charge after ranch clash
On a ranch beyond Mesa a Mexican named Jove Martines resisted an arrest by De May Shesitt Pickens and a half dozen men who women subdued him after a struggle. Martine, also known as Sucfeta Villa, was jailed on aggravated assault charges awaiting court disposition.
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Phoenix
Mesa
Jove Martines
Tait
Anapia
J. S. Airplane Held by Mexico Released Today
A telegram from Consul Dyer at Nogales reports Mexico City ordered the release of the airplane used by Lieut. G. L. Usher and L. M. Wolfe, which had been held since February 2 after landing 15 miles south of Nacozari near Douglas.
School Board Denies Unfounded Tombstone Rumor
The Stant of School Trustees of the Tespases School District released a clewed statement refuting claims Tombstone High School would not reopen. The board stressed there were no grounds for the rumor and urged the public to disregard it while noting ongoing legal proceedings involving a prosecution in Los Angeles.
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Tespases
Esi
Nere
Fort Bliss officers face court martial in loot probe
Three Sod tied astiihey officers at Fort Bliss are recommended for court martial over the loss of ammunition and government supplies. Mexican officials and American authorities report cross border links in the alleged thefts. The case centers on shipments valued at 234 shipments and ties to the lime of the incident, with investigations proceeding.
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Fort Bliss
EL Paso
Tex
Astiihey
Courtmartial
Fort Piss
Anne
Mexian
Woman 15 urged to be candidate for state office
A Cochise County education official urges Miss Tales to seek state superintendent of public instruction. If her name reaches the general election ballot she would face the current superintendent, with supporters touting her as a capable reformer and educator.
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Marea
Cochise
Arizona
Todhy
Mandy
Mies
Corie
Misa Toles
Flood May Delay Tempe Bridge Repair
Flood conditions threaten to push back Tempe Bridge repair work as engineers race to set temporary piling and timber shoring. Thomas, Maddock and state crews monitor river levels while awaiting a window for permanent repairs.
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Tempe Bridge
Orday
Thomas
Bendae
Bagmeer Maddock
Santa Cruz Market Sold to J G Kane
J G Kane has purchased the Santa Cruz Market from EPA Larrien. The transfer, according to present plans, will take place on April 2, as reported by Herald.
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J. G. Kane
Santa Cruz
EPA Larrien
Nogales Herald
Apache Trail Declared Unfit for Use Amid Roads Deterioration
Phoenix reports the Apache Trail between Marlenette and Governacat Wells deemed unusable. The county loses money daily as the road remains closed, awaiting restoration and possible Roosevelt hotel decisions, with officials citing advertising as a factor in future actions.
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Hoenix
Salina
Lastrcticig
Marlenette
Governacat Welle
Marice DR
Healey
Roosevelt Hotel
Inspector Nutt to Double Narcotics Enforcers at Border Posts
Director Nutt announced an immediate increase in narcotics inspectors across the border to curb smuggling into Arizona California and New Mexico. He spoke in San Diego with border officials outlining plans to tighten holes used by illicit drug traffickers and to warm up enforcement along the Southwest frontier.
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California
Nevada
L. G Neof
Ritoma
Nutt
Min
West
Menomeal
Internarez Agente
Iheit
San Diego
Arizona
New Mexico
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