Raids shake Brewery Gulch social clubs in Bisbee
Sheriff Mood leads raid on Brewery Gulch social circle and allied clubs in Bisbee. Managers and players arrested or fined for gambling activities, roulette and dice, with several clubs raided. some members released after bail, authorities seeking charter revocations to curb gambling.
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Tie and Literary Society
Bisbee
Joe Mood
Wi Bts
Lterars
Cavort
Ferom
Mi Carlo
John Hall
Hood
Hall
Fallax
D. P. Giacoliett
Tony Rodriguez
International Club
Brewery Gulch
Joe Blanco
Sheriff Hood
Releasot
Road Controversy Mediators Report In Arizona
Tucson April 27 Roy C Kine C Small and Claud Miler ex engineers chosen by Thomas Maddock to act as arbitrators in the dispute between Pinal county highway commission and Littlejohn and Singleton contractors have issued their report They raise the amount offered to contractors by the commission to between 5000 and 6000 dollars The amount falls within 1000 of the 100000 contract as previously held correct by Goetz Kendall and Twitchell
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tucson
Roy C. Kine
C Small
Claud Miler
Thomas Maddock
Diute
Pinal
County Highway Commission
Littlejohn
Singleton
Wave
Mammoth Road
Goetz
Kendall
Twitchell
Maddock
Lucky Strike and Passport Plan Sparks US Mexico Travel Delays
The report notes no word from Washington on a passport plan for Messers. Americans seek entry into Mexico amid delays. State department instructions were awaited, with officials unsure of actions or timing. Crossing costs emerge as $40 to Naco and $2 to Agua Prieta, affecting travelers without passports and hitting local merchants.
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Wouclas
Messen
Washington
Btutton
State Department
Heath
Trott Washington
Agua Prieta
Phoenix Officials Depart on Eastern Tour to Finance City
Mayor Wat Flunkett and City Clerk Frank Thome left Phoenix for Chicago to sign off on bonds for the fire department and other municipal projects valued at about 990 dollars. Funds will be available once processed and issued. After Chicago they will travel to New York for an annual convention before returning around mid May.
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Phoenix
Wat Flunkett
Frank Thome Ag
Chicago
New York
Road program threatened by rate increase
Amos A Betts argued before the Interstate Commerce Commission that Matapan county highway work could not be completed without a bond issue if freight rate hikes requested by carriers are granted. The statement was made during the final argument heard in Washington on April 20.
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Phoenix
Mateppa County Highway Commission
Interstate Commerce Commission
Amos A. Betts
Washington
Valley Field Meet Sets Date For Rural Schools Event
The second annual field meet will be held May 6 at Webb with athletic contests and a display of school work in the Webb school building. The gathering includes visitors from the county and a morning program starting at 10 o'clock. Attendees are asked to bring lunch or buy from the local sellers. Arizona was allocated 17 tractors under a federal aid program for road construction.
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Corporation Commission
Webb
Phoenix
Esteaver
Thomas Maddock
Gilmore Case Starts First Trial In Court Term
Opening of the May term for the State v. W. G. Gilmore begins with selection of 12 jurors. Trial seeks to finish by tomorrow. defense hints at self defense. County Attorney J. F. Ross and A. W. Kobe for the state, Morrison Kingsbury and others for Gilmore. Baxter Allen murder case also set to run two days.
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W. G. Gilmore
W. A. Sherrill
Loti
Uessnes
Elf
Win
Myster
John
Kelly
Rilismite
J. Andersen
W. G. Sweet
Whalen
Thos
A. Stafford
St. Wiliams
McDonald
J KB Conley
Harry Jennines
A. de Priest
Defone
Hoss M.D. Schwab
Iistant
Jock
Yorkion
Schwab
J. Morrison
Macenis
Sherrill
Rishew
Seaton
Oaly House
Merch
Dr. Hunt
Wature
Gilmore
Baxter Allen
John Roper
Sulphur Spring Valley
Allen
Ed. Sconce
Gleeson
Geo. M.wales
Tombstone
John E Ryan
Benj. L. Terry
Bowie
Perkins
W. R. Wolford
F. P.armstrong
Willcot
Henry Valenzuela
E. J. Hobart
Lorenzo Wright
Wm. Whalen
B. ¥. Tautimez
St. David
Paul E Lyman
C. J. Williams
H. Methagen
Herbert J. Waters
Mangel D. Nelson
Supervisors to Repair Mountain Resort Roads
Cochise county supervisors authorize county engineer to repair Cave Creek and Ramsey Canyon roads at a cost not exceeding 1000 dollars. Plan includes placing a road gang to restore travelable conditions before week’s end. The move aims to boost Cochise County tourism and ease Sunday excursions into the Huachuca Chiricahua ranges.
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Cave Creek
Hiricahaa Mountains
Ramey Canyon
Ternet’s
Huachucus
Jullas
Chatrtray
J. J Hart
I A. Adams
J. CE. Adams
Th. J Stroud
County Hospital
Douglas Business
Ziew
Chiricahuas
Nvcns
Forest
Streic
County Eng Dace
Smyth
Ramsey Canyon
Smuyth
Cochise County
Cochise
Huachuca
Tombstone
Douglas Doctor Dies After Auto Crash Near Tombstone
Dr Richards a Douglas dentist was killed when his Dodge overturned on a curve six miles from Tombstone on the Bisbee Tombstone highway. Barbara Cole, six, survived with minor injuries. The accident occurred after Richards had taken Mrs Cole’s daughter from Tombstone to a convent at Mlabee and was en route to Douglas. Witnesses say he was driving at least 55 mph. The coroner planned an inquest in Miabee today. The child’s condition improved and she faced no further serious injuries.
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Dr Or. Richards
Douglas
Barbara Cole
Tombstone
Bisbee Tombstone Highway
Dr. Richards
Mrs Cole Oil
Mlabee
Dishee
Beck
Fe Auto
Richards
Fis Wienek
W. E. Herget
Dr Richards
Bisbee
Adams Ar
Jo’ Heed
Sir Richards
Aly
H. P. Merrill
Miabee
Tombatane Hister
Schwab
Ty Richards
Harry
Greenlee county to survey Mule Creek road for work relief
In Greenlee county men will work for three meals as the state highway department prepares a survey of Mule Creek road funded from the 3% road fund. Thomas Maddock, state engineer, reports the county seeks employment to offset mine closures, with similar plans in Gila county to aid workers laid off by mine shutdowns.
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Phoenix
Greenlee County
Yeaterday
Thomas Maddock
State Highway Department
Mule Creek
Gila County
Coun
State Examiner Arrives to Audit County Offices in Tombstone
State Examiner Morrison and deputy Pierce arrived in Tombstone for a three week audit of county offices. They will begin in the treasurer's department reviewing cash and receipts before examining other offices. This is the regular semiannual check, not tied to the prior treasurer audit by Deputy Brown, though Morrison may review the related report in the county attorney's case.
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HO. Morrison
BW. Pierce
Phoenis
Tombstone
Morrison
Tse
Speretnars
Xaminer
G. W. Brown
Mr. Brown
Cntr
J.P. Ross
Gila County Plans Road Work for Unemployed
May 1 announcements state Gila County will provide highway work for unemployed residents. The board of supervisors aims to build 16 miles on the Superior Miami highway, with initial arrangements to be set at a meeting Monday.
Arizona's ancient giants unearthed in San Pedro Valley fossils
Arizona geologists report winter fossil finds in the San Pedro Valley between Benson and Charleston. Remains of mastodons, glyptodonts, camels, horses, deer, wolves and more suggest a late Tertiary age. Discoveries, led by Dr Kirt Bevan and William F. Gotje, illuminate a desert oasis ecosystem with scarce water and predation shaping animal deaths.
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University of Arizona Museum
Arizona Bureau of Mines
Benson
Charleston
San Pedeo
Kirt Bevan
U.S. Gealagiou Sarvs
Stithsontan Institute
Ur FW
Thins
Arizona
San Pedro
San Petrovai
Prayas
Girl Robbed Escort Arrested In New Jersey
May 1 A hotel robbery in which Miss Bertha Sanford was robbed of valuables and cash led to the arrest of Cees and Archie Jones and an accomplice Leferer in Jersey City. The trio face highway robbery charges after a night assault and a staged scene to mislead police. Sanford identified a wallet empty on return, and investigators say Leferer aided by Jones manipulated the incident.
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Cees
Archie Jones
Ger Hatloway
Mies Sanfand
Lefever
Eit
Jetery
Mar Sanford
Bennging
Tim
Bebin
Feotts Te Sani
Leferer Uni
Jones
Sanford
Kidder
Fire kills child in Phoenix blaze after match accident
Delphina Esca, three year old daughter of Mr and Mrs Rave, died after a fire in her home near Pail Rossines stone. The blaze, starting in her art, burned her badly. police question the Racas family. Insurance, dated March nineteenth, may not pay as policy issued after the accident.
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Phoenix
Delphina Esca
Syeeroid
Luster
Rave
Woodvien
Aged Pioneer Woman Dies Suddenly in Tombstone
Mrs Amin Gray mother of Mrs JL Sparks of Tombstone died this afternoon after a brief illness described as an acute fatigue attack. She resided in Tombstone with her daughter and husband for months, had recently visited Phoenix, and was about 84. Her passing shocked the community as relatives are notified.
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Amin Gray
JL Sparks
Turvewsane
Gray
Wes
Axe
Hughart
Sparks
Sparke
Tombstone Denson
State fair commission seeks third member in vacancy
Phoenix April 30 The governor weighs a vacancy on the state fair commission to replace the resigned K Pishon. The unpaid post requires a careful fit for duties. Harry A Clark and Jack Ryland conferred with the governor yesterday over the appointment as Pishon is reportedly a candidate for secretary, challenging Shirter Christy who has held the post for two years.
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Phoenix
State Fair Commission
K. Pishon
Harry A. Clark
Jack Ryland
Pishon
Shirter Christy
Mexican Rescues Drowning Child in Phoenix
Four year old Frances Mac Intosh nearly drowned after falling into an open ditch near her Phoenix home. A Mexican worker nearby pulled the child to safety and saved her life this morning.
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Phoenix
Frances MacIntosh
Maths T MacIntosh
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AL Mayer
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Warren
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Frank Marion
A. A. DePriest
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