Tomorrow's Dream Echoes Across Cliffside Poem and Court Notes
A fragmentary poem by James P. Dunn reflects on tomorrow and human striving set beside a legal notice about Judge Lyman using an alternative writ of prohibition in the Johnson versus corporation commission case. The report covers Hayden's Tombstone visit to inspect the Charleston dam site and talks with locals about irrigation plans and state water projects.
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PHCE
Lyman
Johnson
The
Corporation Commission
Burson
Claude Burson
Ernest Lewis
Iran Johnson
Ioral
New York Tife Insurance Company
George Furdy Bollard
Bullard
Carl Hayden
Tombstone
Tontistone
Arizona
Congress
Bisbee
Benson
Hayden
Cochise County
Charleston
James McDonald
George H. Maxwell
Roosevelt Dam
Andrew Kimball
Charlton
Poquillas
Tres Alamos
Jnte
Haden
Prospector
Mr. Hayden
Joe Maldonado
Madrid
Spain
Joe
M. I. McKelligon
A C Karger to Return to Ranger Oil Fields
A C Karger former clerk of the board of supervisors sails Sunday to Ranger Texas oil fields. He recently returned from the Ranger fields and will manage Bisbee syndicate land near the Ranger Oil Company. He is enthusiastic about the projects in the new oil section.
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A. C. Karger
Board of Supervisors
Ranger Oil Fields
Texas
Keaton's Bond Fixed At 9000 Dollars In Arizona Case
United States District Attorney Flynn, in Douglas, reported in Tucson that Matt Keaton's bond is set at 9000 dollars and James Alford's at 3000 dollars. Both men are expected to gain freedom at these figures.
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Douglas
United States
Flynn
Tucson
Matt Keaton
James Alford
Governor refuses to aid Army movement in San Diego
Governor Campbell declines to delay demobilization of the 40th division at Camp Kearny. He says soldiers want to go home, rejecting San Diego chamber of commerce's request to hold the unit for a 5,000-strong review. Arrests of 158th Army men linked to the Tombstone case are noted.
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Phoenix
Campbell
Sinaid
San Diego
Camp Kearny
United States
Fowler
Tombstone
158Th
Arisons
Keaton Place
Court to Review $100000 Booze Plot Case in Appeals
Writ of error favors Bart E Hackett and others in United States v Wilson et al. over conspiring to import 500 cases of whiskey into Arizona from New Mexico. Bonds set at $10000 each. appeal to San Francisco in 66 days on assignment errors and trial testimony.
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Court OF Appeals
Tucson
Bart E. Hackett
D. M. Philllips
Harry C Wilson
Cleo Wilson
United States
Wilson
New Mexico
Tunge Wlm Ho Santelle
Native States Court
Tri
San Francisco
Henry Miller
el Paso
A. A. Worsley
Taccon
Justin C. Das
Jolt
Department of Justice
Fred Hudson
United States Marshal
E. C. Bradford
Douglas Bank
Bradford
1st Infantry Detachments Guard Arizona Mines
The 1st Infantry detachments take over guard duties around Arizona mines in Globe. The 3rd infantry detachment of 134 men left by special train for Del Rio Texas, with 32 men from Bowie and 26 from Jerome. 77 men of the 1st are posted to guard posts under Major Elson, Captain Bradley commands Old Dominion camp, and Lieutenant Backus oversees Miami. Detachments also sent to Ray Roosevelt Jerome and Clarkdale.
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Arizona
Globe
3Rd Infantry
del Rio
Texas
Bowie
Jerome
Lsth
Elson
Bradley
Old Dominiong
Backus
Miami
Ray, Roosevelt
Clarkdale
Narrow escape from serious injury after cartridge explodes
While burning refuse this morning, Robert Meisterhans narrowly escaped serious injury when an unseen cartridge exploded. The bullet penetrated his right thumb as several men stood nearby and no one else was seriously injured.
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Robert Meisterhans
Jim
Navy Aviator Vanishes From Tucson Frat House
A Navy Aviation lieutenant known as Forest G McBride disappeared from Tucson after being exposed as a possible fraud. He joined the Suma fraternity as a guest and member, wore naval insignia, was expelled, and left town after exchanging checks with his employer the L ag company. Local police and fraternity officials report no further trace of him.
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NAVY
Tucson
Forest G McBride
Navy Aviaion Service
McBride
Naval
Leutenant
McBrides
Forest G. McBride
Reval Ovation Service
McBrite
Happy Suma Fraternity
Lag Company
Vitor
Motorcyclists Off On Los Angeles to Phoenix Ride
Two Los Angeles riders Wells Bennett and Roy Adley left San Diego at 6 this morning aiming to break the 14 hour record for the San Diego to Phoenix trip. They reportedly reached Yuma at 1 20 yesterday afternoon and resumed the 200 mile stretch to Phoenix at daylight. The current record is 14 hours held by I Boldo of Phoenix.
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Epes Randolph
University Tucson
Col. Boes Randolph
University of Arizona
Board of Regents
J. G. Compton
Tucson
Bryan, Jr
LD Ricketts
Warren
E. W. Welle
Prescott
T. A. Riordan
Fingetags
Deniam Sears
Phoenix
J.C. Compcon
John H. Campbell
W. J. Bryan, Jr
Ca .Consisi
Phell
Old Pueblo Tub
von KleinSmid
Los Angeles
Wells Bennett
Roy Adley
San Diego
Fort
Yuma
Boldo
Mrs. Hayward Learns Sister Die From Tuberculosis
Mrs. Hayward received word that her sister Mrs. Herman Ratterman of Elgin died from tuberculosis brought on by pneumonia. Ratterman lived in Douglas until about a year and a half ago before moving to Elgin. Hayward, ill for days, could not attend the funeral and returned last week from Phoenix where she served as a Cochise county representative to the legislature.
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Howard
Herman Ratterman
Elgin
Ratterman
Douglas
Hayward
Phoenix
Cochise County
Carnival opens after clash with sheriff in Douglas
The Great Wortham show opens a weeklong engagement west of Y.M.C.A. in Douglas amid a crowd. Twelve shows charge admission plus free attractions. A dispute with Deputy Sheriffs over a quarterly license tax led to a demand for payment. the carnival paid under protest. Legal action potential if refunds are not made.
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Carnival CO
Sheriff's Office
Douglas
Wortham
Y. MC. A
Ino Road
Sheriffs Office
Leese Whea
Joe Hardwick
A.B. Parmer
Carniver
Sie
Managenally
Owen W. Dowd
Campas
Tombstone
Gazette Suffers $50,000 Defamation Suit
The Arizona Gazette faces a $50,000 libel suit filed by Thomas A. French, former voting secretary of the state penitentiary and ex-secretary of the state federation of labor. He claims a February 19 article contained malicious statements accusing him of disloyalty and referenced a picture of the former Kaiser in his office.
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Phoenix
The
Gazette Printing Company
Arizona Gazette
Ubel
Thomas A. French
State Penitentary
State Federation of Labor
Boy Stabbed in Fight Between Schoolmates in Phoenix
Marshall Parris about 13 cut twice at neck and shoulder in a late night fight with Leo Long also 13. Leo says Parris tried to prevent him from going home and held him down while he was stabbed with a pocket knife. Leo to return to sheriff's office for more details. both boys live in the West Olive Street area near Fifteenth Avenue.
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Phoenix
Marshall Parris
Leo Long
Leo
Marall
Marshall Burris O
Sheriff's Office
West Olive Street
Fiftenth Avenue
Marshall Burris
Gallagher couple heads to Roaring Springs Texas for summer
Mr and Mrs Rile Gallagher depart for Roaring Springs Texas to spend the summer with friends and relatives. Gallagher is a fireman on the local run and they plan to return to Tombstone in the fall.
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Rile Gallagher
Roaring Springs
Tex
Mr. Gallagher
Tombstone
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Mre
James P. Dunn
Court
Keaton
Mise
Louise G. Witherbee
Miss Witherbee
Red Cross
France
America
Zowie
New York
Harry C. Wilson
University Avenue
L. A Phoenix
Phoenix Newspaper
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