Supervisors Continue Session Amid Ongoing County Business
The Cochise County Board of Supervisors remained in session after a night prior, handling routine matters, auditing bills, and hearings. Notes show debates over pay increases for county speed officers, funding for motorcycles, and pending decisions on taxation, with a Tucson attorney involved in deportation trial hearings.
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AL AL Worsley
Tucson
Hetring
Gibson
Worster
Board of Supervisors
J. N. Gaines
Cochise
Joe Flood
O'Brien
la Monee
Adaine
Ines
Taylor
Pirtlevills
Mis Cice
Fa Inpeth
Enseey
Nogales Riot Leaves Three Chinese Fatally Wounded
In Nogales Sonora a disturbance between laborers from Hong Kong and others led to a tense stand by the U S forces. Officials said five Chinese were badly hurt with three likely to die as medical aid rushed to the Nogales hospital. Acting Consular Agent Jes Daugherty reported the situation under control shortly before midnight. A separate note from Cochise County mentions Miss Cree Ryan aiding the community by helping volunteers make spring hats, with praise for her effort.
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Nogales
Arie
Sonora
Ith
Cantonel
Karl Carnahan
Uns
Mong Kong
China
Hood
San Francisco
Sonor
Pital
Jes Daugherty
Cochise
Pochish
Ari
Misacree Ryan
Harold Moore
Mu Ryan
Ryan
Joyce
State to Buy 69522 License Plates for 1940s Contracts
In Phoenix the agency awarded bids from six firms for license plates. Prices varied from 29 to 28 cents per pair, with a contract covering automobile plates and dealers’ plates. Total purchases to date total about $1,000 and delivery is set for November 32.
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Phoenix
Hay
Phates
Atase
Erp
Mexican rail buyer announces locomotive purchases
Obregon Suys IVarez of Mexico says American railways sold $1 locomotives for Mexican lines with delivery to begin around May 1. He also states negotiations with El Paso and Southwestern for 20 locomotives, new and used, aimed to ease freight bottlenecks in the Torreon district and relieve industries and sewers hardship.
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Ivarez
Mexioe
Brecisco Pereras
National Mailways of
Mexico
American Railways
Perez
el Paso
Southwestern Ines
Lalence
Parchanes
Torreon
Wandering Lad Raymond Justus Returned Home
A 16 year old Raymond Justus was missing from Prescott for over a week and found in Phoenix by Deputy Sheriff DeWitt. He said he left to see the world while Lyon was questioned about the disappearance.
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Prescott
Artz
Raymond Justus
Phoenix
DeWitt
Lyon
Raymons
Sealers Agree to Minimum Hay Price Conference Outcome
A post meeting of the committee chaired by Ray growers president Bret Mai and county official Varese Tress set a minimum hay price. Attendees noted no changes to prices for barley and feed items, aiming to reduce waste and stabilize the market.
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Phoenix Apria
Tutte Valley
Cumettten
Kastan Leepmatt
Bret Mai
Anh Surhaipay
Caplio
Central Finance Corp Now Under New Control
The document describes a reorganized Central Finance Corp now under new management with Mr. Whyman as president. It details a plan to develop land holdings including 5,000 acres of Maricopa lands, Marlena town site, and surrounding tracts, aiming to advance mortgages and property development under the new structure.
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Lapis
Marlena
Whymant
Seckdolt stories to appear soon in western series
A letter from Fred Beckdolt, Tombstone Commercial Club member, announces a forthcoming series of old west stories centered on Tombstone. The initial installment recounts John Slauxliters career with Cochise Curry HM John Ringold and other figures, with related notes on publication in Adventure Magazine and a possible June issue.
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Serreury AH
Gartner
Tombstone Commercial Club
Fred Beckdolt
Tombstone
Corhise County
Tear Mir
Fetter
Calind
Iesur
John Slauxliters
Cochise
Curry
John Ringold
Serand
Cne
Jong
Sampson Injured After Silo Fall Near Calumet
Sampson, residing near Mouth of Lestie Cun nat Working, fell about 20 feet from a silo after a tackle gave way. He broke his right ankle and was brought to Calumet & Arizona hospital where it was set and he rests, expected to remain several days.
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Pouglas
Sampson
Governor Sees Cheap Power Soon in Prescott
Governor declares seven western states join to obtain a half billion dollars from the government to harness water and electricity from the Colorado River. The plan aims to secure affordable power and water resources for the region.
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Thomas Campbell
Ots
Prescott
Colorado River
Taxpayers Saved By AMA Rate Increase Denial In Arizona
Phoenix April 36 Action of the Arizona Corporation Commission in denying railroads increases saved the state taxpayers about 800.06 dollars in eight months, according to Doo Johnson, rate clerk of the commission.
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Phoenix
Arizona Corporation Commission
Doo Johnson
Compjasion
Arson Attempt Targeted Fremont Rooms House
An attempted arson near Fremont rooms damaged Moor storage area. A sack soaked in oil was thrust through a small opening and ignited. The Mexican resident family on the premises stopped the fire, likely preventing greater harm to Thea McNevitt’s small house and tenants. An unknown burglar had previously entered the inner structure, suggesting a deliberate act.
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Clobe
Thea McNevitt
Fremont
Howe
State Not to Guarantee Deposits in Banks
Phoenix April 30 Correcting the impression that the state guarantees deposits in Central Bank or any other bank Charles W Fairfield state superintendent of banks issued a formal statement yesterday showing the state has no bank guaranty law He outlined the department s relation to bank supervision and the limits of protection offered as banks resume business and face liquidity questions amid uncertain conditions
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Phoenix
Charles W. Fairfielt
Insula
Ahaout
Pairfield
Ter
Aauur
Vee H. Kelly
Douglas
the International
Tombstone
S International
The
Daily International
Duke A 0
Lockwood
Civilia
Cochise County
Lackword
Cilis
Brary
Fabatacach District Reported Gold Quartz Findings
Reports from Sonora describe George W. Thomas near the Nessling gold belt north of Tatatacach detailing quartz lodes and tunnels. Notes speak of large quartz veins and potential value in the region, with mentions of local mining activity and distant districts yielding promising returns.
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Nocezart
Walthers Meld for Trial on $2000 Bail
Law officials heard the case after a preliminary hearing before a United States commissioner. Walthers was bound over for trial by a grand jury, with bail set at two thousand dollars. he was contending to raise the funds.
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St—Army
Pred Waitherss
Dan Masry J. Doors
United States
Leumier
Walthers
Grand Farr
Te Ball
Paving Firm Borderland Plans Reconstruction in April
Borderland Construction outlined plans to absorb West Coast Construction and take over its equipment. Directors include Senator W. P. Sims of Lishee P Correll of Thenon and JP Connelly of Bishee. The firm aims to start street paving work under new management.
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Borderland Construction Company
Wxsete
West Coast Construction Company
Wwarnet
Comminsion
Borderland
W. P. Sims
Lishee
P. Correll
Thenon
JP Connelly
Bishee
Arizona Wins Debate Tuesday at the University
Arizona defeated the University of New Mexico lebaters Friday at the university auditorium. The question was whether American presidential elections should use a national direct popular vote system. The report also notes local library details and civic notes from Tombstone gathered by a Daily International representative.
Airplane fire patrol urged to secure forest ranger aid
An urgent wire from Supervisor Hugh Calkins of the Coronado service seeks immediate air patrol for Corunna forest ranges to prevent a repeat of a major Cataling mountains blaze. The request goes to Albuquerque district and the Washington geology office for swift action.
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Tucson
Corunna Forest
Cataling Mountains
Hugh Calkins
Coronado Service
Albuquerque
Nualter
Tor
Washington
Mineral Survey Notices from Tombstone Mining District
Rinker Hi Mines Company applies for Mineral Survey No. 3697 in Cochise County Arizona with description of DRY 1 Phownta Megintoine and adjacent lodes including ANCHOR, SILVER CABLE, BAKER, and more. Notices list adjoining lodes, corners, bearings, areas in acres, and references to Survey Nos 668 326 608 676 and others. First publication May 8 1921.
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Findrhans
Hle Faror
Mundses Water Company
Jantil
Hauehuex
United States Patent Mineral Survey
United States Lind Oiler
Phoenix
Bunker Hil Mines Company
Tombstone
Arizona
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Cochine County
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Township
E.G. & Srb
North End Center
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County Recorder
Coebixe County
Artoun
Paige
Etnias
Chasel Marshal Ree Hirst
Shrial
United States
Omtice
Rinker Hi Mines Company
Joratlan
la Tombstone
Tombarone Mining
Cochise Yunty
Atk Go
ROB & M
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Megintoine Vt
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Vornier
Monee Sat
Surrey Lot
Alan
Suree
Walid States
Land Ofies
Phoenia
Ancy S
Somker Gili
Lowips Phos Perst
Aritenesa
Minas Vty
Aisi
SAR & M
Enemue
Zofret
Cochise County
Elaine Jure
Chase Marshall
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