Skeleton of murdered man found near Walnut Canyon
A long dead man’s skeleton was found by Forest Ranger Neil B. Erickson near Walnut Canyon cliff dwellings. The body shows a bullet wound and was buried without clothing, suggesting a murder committed twenty to forty years ago. Authorities speculated about possible identities but held no inquest. the remains were displayed at the ranger station yard.
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Flagstaff
Walnut Canyon
Neil B. Erickson
Fetty Manning
Tooh. Hieron
Mr. Erickson
Dr Manning
Cleff
Sheriff Campbell
S. Dixon
Government House
Walnut Carvon
Bureau Plans Report On Cattle Industry In Arizona
May 1 Phoenix bureau of market and crop estimates in cooperation with the Arizona Cattle Growers Association and the Arizona Livestock Sanitary Board prepares livestock reports similar to agricultural crops. L M Harrison sends questionnaires to stockmen statewide for production estimates and market data with assurances of confidentiality.
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Phoenix
Phoenis Office
United States Bureau of Market and Crop Estimates
Arizona Cattle Growsers* Association
Arizona Livestock Sanitary Board
L.M. Harrison
Arizona
Congress
Harrison
CS Korean
Anrena Cattle Growers” Association
Arizona Live Stock 5
Itary Love
Arizona Cattle Growers’ Association
Globe, Ariz
U.S. Bureau of Markets and
F. P. Moore
Release sought for A B Catt on writ of habeas corpus
In Bisbee on April 30 Judge McKin nie ordered A H Capt held for grand larceny awaiting Superior court action with bond set at $1000. Capt, jailed in Tombstone, faces charge of stealing four cattle from Greene Cattle company near Neco Sonora and driving them to his Bisbee Junction ranch to slaughter. Attorney Alexander Murray filed a habeas corpus writ challenging the preliminary evidence. The case will be argued in Superior court before Judge Lockwood on Wednesday. Capt also awaits action by the U S grand jury in Tucson on smuggling the cattle across the border.
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Alexander Murray
Capt
Greene Cattle Company
Sonora
Neco
Bisbee Junction
U. S
Tucson
Miami opens million dollar road connects mines to Salt River valley
In Phoenix area reports April 29 the Miami Superior highway celebration draws Gila county and parts of Pinal county to witness the nearly finished boulevard linking mining camps with fertile Salt River valley. Minor widening remains at one end, but the road is described as virtually complete.
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Miami
Ariz
Gila County
Pinal County
Miami Superior
Salt River Valley
COMPLETE ROSTERS OF ARIZONA KU KLUX ARE FOUND IN CALIFORNIA
A California investigation targets at least 1000 Ku Klux Klan members in Los Angeles County after a raid in Inglewood. District Attorney Woolwine prepares grand jury evidence while other county DAs probe documents seized at the Pacify domain HQ. Complete officer rosters from California Washington Idaho Oregon Nevada and Arizona were found, detailing Klan strength across multiple cities and counties.
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Arizona
KU Klux
California
Los Angeles
Ku Klux Klan
Los Angeles County
Thomas Lee Woolwine
Inglewood
Washington
Idaho
Oregon
Nevada
Reymond J. Turney
Turney
Taft
Bakersfield
Freeno
Imperial City
Calexico
Coalinga
Glendale
San Jose
Corina
Redondo
Huntington Park
Arts
Venice
Orange County
Tombstone Team Defeats Benson In Exhibition Game
In Benson Arizona April 30 the Tombstone baseball nine defeated Willcox in a close contest. Benson players were thin due to illness from a nearby powder plant. The nine from Tombstone impressed with sharp play and good sportsmanship amid a warm Willcox crowd.
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Tombstone Baseball
Benson
Apache Powder Company
Beh- Yuma
Ariz
W. 8
Stockton
Willcox
Tiajaans
D Daves Visits Tombstone After Long Absence
D E Daves, once a Tombstone carrier and mine official, returned with William Harkness to visit old landmarks, including the Hershall mine, recalling Tombstone days from 1880s to 1892s and expressing enthusiasm for local development before returning home.
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Tombstone
D. E. Daves
Tombstor
Epitaph
Daves
Yavapai County
Dewey
William Harkness
Humboldt
Colorado
Alaska
Arizona
Mr. Daves
Mr. Harkness
Hershall
Uev
Tucson
Von KleinSmid Installed as President in Los Angeles
B. von KleinSmid, former president of the University of Arizona, was installed today as president of the University of California in Los Angeles. The ceremony marks a leadership transition for the prestigious university system.
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Los Angeles
Natus B. von KleinSmid
University of Arizons
University of Leathers California
Notice of public land sale in Arizona 1922
Department of the Interior announces a public sale for Lot 4 Section 18 Lot 1 Section 19 Township 218 Range 266 G partit G B M. The minimum bid is 2.50 per acre and bidding closes when all present stop. Sale on May 1 at 10 A.M. at the Phoenix office. Prospectors must pay the bid immediately if highest bidder. First publication April 23, 1922.
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Department of the Interior
U.S. Land Office
Phoenix
Arizona
Commissioner of the
General Land Office
William J. Davis
Youth dies from wounds after Arizona train incident
Prescott April 30 Hugo Kennedy 17 Mayfield Oklahoma died en route to hospital from gunshot wounds and injuries after falling from a Santa Fe freight train near Seligman Arizona Friday afternoon. Kennedy said he was shot twice by an unknown traveling companion and was thrown from the train. He described the man and a boy traveling with him. Kennedy carried a small amount of money.
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Prescott
Hugo Kennedy
Mayfield
Okla
Ash Fork
Santa Fe
Seligman
Arne
Kennedy
Jared
Popovich Case First On Docket In May Term Court
The State vs Vonovich faces arson charges in the May term docket. After jury selection today the trial, delayed, is expected to proceed tomorrow. Earlier jurors were excused, with proceedings continuing Wednesday morning. Magna Copper faces a $3.4 million bond issue for extension work.
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Vonovich
Tock Swood
Po jPovich
Bisbee
Mike Ilich
Mich
Hector D. McRae
EM. Davis
Fred Rise
RS Thompson
Chas
W Long
HE Stone
L. Meloy
F. Johnson
William Mitchell W
Reasonover
Douglas
James M Nelson
Bowie
H.W. Gaetjens
M. L. Kaun
J.B. Wharton
Weed
Heary A. Lusk
John W. Wood
Chas. Spinks
Lowell
Colbaueh
Cochise
Comelins
ST. Lindly
Tombstone
J. H. Williams
G. Sweeney
Trucano
San Simon
Roker G. Brown
J. G. Tresize
F. A. Connelly
Ea Thornton
John Pacolo
Chas. Wilson
Lee S. Gable
Binbee
T. D. Fulghum
Joseph Schwertner
G._ A. Neel
Willcox
Public Land Notice for Emmons at Courtland Arizona
Notice states Thomas Guy Emmons of Courtland Arizona filed a Homestead Entry No 3776 for Lot 7 Section 17 TWN 19S Range 28E G and S Robe Meridian and will prove up for three years before W A Fowler US Commissioner Tombstone Arizona on May 5 1922. Witnesses Leslie Mattingly Lynn D Shattuck Charles McKinney Lee A Lindser all of Courtland Arizona. John R Towles Register. First Publish April 1922.
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Department of the Interior US
Phoenix
Arizons
Thomas Guy Emmons
Courtland
Arizona
G&s
Robe Meridian
W. A. Fowler
Tombstone
Leslie Mattingly
Lynn D Shattuck
Charles McKinney
Lee A. Lindser
John R. Towles
Land Claim Notice in Arizona Heirs Seek Entry Certification
Frances J. Conyers of Berson Arizona as heir to Katherine Lartte seeks to prove up Hone stead Entry No 027046 for parts of section 22 23 township 208 range east meridian in Arizona. Before Wad Fowler US Commissioner at Toi stone on May 4 1922 witness George W Fenter Ramon Exander Walter Douglas Louis Eskag all of Fairbanks Arizona first publication April 2 1922.
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Oma
Frances J. Conyers
Berson
Arizona
Katherine Lartte
Mae
Nwi
Rang
E.G
SRB & Meridian
Wad Fowler
Toistone
George W. Fenter
Ramon Exander Walter Douglas
Louis Eskag
Fairbanks
John R. Towles
Register
Land office notice of homestead proof in Arizona
Notice is given that Alice S Rose of Kelton Arizona, holder of Homestead Entry 49186 filed intent to make final commutation proof to establish claim to lands in sections 14 and 31, township 19 8 range 26 B C S RB and Meridian, before U S Commissioner T G F Mon s at Court land Arizona on April 1 1922. Witnesses named: Howard W Nichols, Leslie Mattingly, Thos P McGinnis, T B Grantham. Also sale and employment notices from March 1922 appearing in the same notice page.
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U.S
Phoenix
Alice
S. Rose
Kelton
Arizona
B.C &S RB & Meridian
T.G. Fmmons
Courtland
Howard W. Nichols
Leslie Mattingly
Thos P. McGinnis
T. B. Grantham
Webb
John R. Towles
Resister First
For Sale 160 Acres Valley Farm with Buildings and Equipment
Widow sells 160 acre Valley farm with fence grubbed and cultivated land. Includes two gas engines 22 horsepower with pumps, four wells with cemented pipe water system, windmills, farm implements, livestock, poultry, and a cement plaster adobe house with full porch. Furniture and milk house, barns, chicken houses. Located near Douglas, Arizona. Contact Mrs Lacy Gtragi 738 17th Street.
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Reson
Lacy Gtragi
17Th Street
Douglas
Art
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Phoeni
Penn
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Aed
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Nile
Chandler
Chardier
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Casa Blanes
Chand
Saca‘ton
Hayden
House
Ashurst
Senate
Ben
Potomac
White House
Russia
von Kleinsmid
Scott White
Popovich
Superior
Magna Copper Company
US Land Office
Ars
Hereford, Ariz
Adett
International Stocking Mills
Norristown
Adv Lowks
D. F. Bush
Minneapolia
Minn
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