Allen on Trial for Murder in Self Defense Claim
The trial hears Baxter Allen’s claim he shot John Roper at his ranch in February in self defense. State witness J A Robertson testified about Allen’s actions after the killing, while the defense presented multiple witnesses and Allen’s own testimony detailing quarrels and alleged threats. The jury was deliberating with instructions on whether the killing was justified or premeditated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ehtef
J. A. Robertson
Roper
Allen
Robertson
Ropers
Lordshire
Bils
Douglas
Alen
Ory
John Roper
Baxter Allen
Subphar Spring Valley
Fo Ross
Graph Roper
Pee Superior Court
Chas, Martin
J. J. Sanders
Chas. M. Stapittob
Hoper
Vernon LaMore
J. H. Bobmfulk
Geo. E Gipson
J. A. Roper
Mrs. CM
Nan
Toniden
Aira Allen
Attorne
Ross
Mames
Oper
Moo Shining
Don Luis
Gate
Rost
Alten
Wes
Mien
Baxer Allen
J. F. Ross
Dons
Lfe
Glen Allen Rouchey
John Glee von
Vernon LaMere
Laura Cain
W. Allen
Marc Luke
Frank Brings
Georgiana Mtoroyicke
M.A. Walke
Walt Keatanami Ware
J. Morten
H. A. Reese
Sanders
Jas. Malloy
W. A. McDonald
WE Vie
Chae
HL. Martin
Walter Roche
Lockwood
Bandits murder foreman at Slaughter Ranch near Douglas
The John H Slaughter ranch near the international border was raided in the early hours with Jess Fisher killed and the commissary looted. Deputies from Douglas pursued a gang of five Mexicans, while two ranch hands testified they were bound and robbed. Officers traced the raiders toward the border as a crackdown continued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Slaughter
John H. Slaughter
Douglas
Jess Fisher
Vibe Ranch
Gren
Longlas
Pai
Wal Greene
Doulas
Fisher
Kim Avery
Wit
Thaders
Trraghus
Staurhter
Sheriff Hood
Nevieaus
Wand
Manuel
Hood
Rafferty
Ald
Staughter
Greene
Maraud
Wien
Roi Doulas
Bry
Othe Ranch
Cottle
Blue Sky Law Ruling Tucson May 5
An Arizona attorney general opinion informs the state that investment companies may need permits to sell stock bonds and securities even if sales are confined to foreign states. The action falls under the Blue Sky Law for first issues of securities. A separate report notes El Paso will handle 1000 tons of Tombstone ore monthly, supplying smelters with ore from multiple mines, with shipments starting May and continuing through June.
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Tucson
Artzous
Corporation Commission
EL Paso
Tombstone
John H. Davis
Davin
Douglas
Thie
Lucky Cuss
Oregon
Tavis
Deccare
Mie
Sonester
Toy
Sre
Eueyoantul
State cuts and raises in teacher salaries across Arizona
A state board table shows Arizona cities varying in teacher pay changes. Nogales, Mesa, Tempe, Jerome, Phoenix, Douglas, Clarkdale, Benson, Winslow, Prescott, Tucson, Glendale, Florence, Holbrook, Safford, Flagstaff and others report raises or decreases with several marking percentage changes and some bonuses for summer attendance.
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Arizona
State Board of Education
Deaglas
Jerome
Laer Phoenix
Douglas
Clarkdale
Willow
Benson
Oxborne
Motealt
Clifton
Same
Siami
Winslow
Williams
Prescott
Tucson
Itho
Glendale
Florence
Ray Holbrook
Bisbee Kingman
Yuma
Duncan
Safford
Flagstaff
Bank to open in Phoenix amid growing deposits and stock signups
Banking circles report Bank of Phoenix will open within ten days after a careful survey. Depositors are signing up more readily this week, signaling bright prospects. Officials say the number of stockholders needed is the now's share, with C. W. Fairfield supervising the process. An Eagle uncovers 40 percent copper and 25 in gold in May.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
PHO Bank of Phoenix
Bank Serely
C. W. Fairfield
Blackburn Is City Marshal Of Tombstone
Albert W Sames, judge of the Superior Court of the State of Arizona, Tombstone, declares Blackburn the rightful Chief of Police and permanent City Marshal of Tombstone, reversing attempts to remove him without due process. The decision upholds Blackburn since December 24, 1920, and condemns the January 4, 1921 council action as void.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blackburn
Tombstone
Teversher
Eid Blackburn
Sald
Jakus Cythell
Trenlor
Jegnery
Counellman
Porter McDonald
Otydob Jars
Hooton
Maurine
Orginal
President of the Commons
Arischa
Dawe Benday
Oteeshal
Arizona
Blacktarn
McDonald
Sone
Iaald Blackburn
Potter
Corte
New Cornelia Founds Now Monthly Production Plan
Julia C. Greenway announced that New Cornelia plans a small monthly ore output to employ a few workers while continuing operations. The article covers ore reduction methods, power sources, water supply, and transportation issues tied to copper production, plus statewide trends in weather, crops, and mining developments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greene
Comedia
Jomper
Greenway
Te Keown
Alanx Ward
Dong Col Gretnaoy
Cturaia Beer
Leah Peo
Ajo
Butte
Mintane
Arizona
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Health Board
Phoenix
Arizona State Board of Health
Slaughter Ranch
Chase
Bernardino
Avi
Sev
Meatcan
Mexia
Dowsins
Bage
Slaughter
Jesse Fisier
Nogales
Chamber of Commerce
Rill Mines Company
Aisteter
Spas Nogales
Mesa
Central Bank
Parker—Gray Eagle
Teem
Albert W Sames
Didin
Superor Court
State of
Athens
Coobine County
Psoenes
Rapilly
Yawapat
Cochise County
Peeter
Ft. Hayard
New Mexico
Maricopa
Voma
Catherine Mine
Pliny
Soncom
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