Arizona All Year Outdoor Paradise Highlighted by State Warden
State game warden Jos P Prochuska cites Arizona as a natural playground with year round recreation. He praises Grand Canyon region, White Mountains, and northern pine forests, noting abundant wildlife including deer, bears, mountain lions, coyotes, bobcats, wild turkeys, and diverse fish in lakes Roosevelt, Mormon, and Lake Mary. The piece underscores climate, accessibility, and ongoing game law protections boosting tourism and hunting.
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Mormon Lake
Stoneman’s Lake
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Interchurch World Movement reports progress in Phoenix campaign
May 5 Interchurch World Movement in Phoenix notes strong progress in denonominational quotas for the campaign and shifts toward a citizenship drive. Workers praise public response and educational value while reporting uncharted community conditions and a need for better organized cooperation among churches and local groups.
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Father and two sons die at hands of Mexican band
May 3 report from El Paso states Eben Francis Greenlaw of Fingeraft Arts and his two sons were killed by Mexicans near El Oro, about 125 miles from Mexico City. A third son Joe Greenlaw of Flagstaff was reported killed in a telegram from an Arizona town. The American consulate had no advices. Greenlaw, once from Flagstaff, had lived in Los Angeles and served in Arizona’s territorial legislature.
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Eben Francis Greenlaw
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el Oro
Mexico City
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Eben Greenlaw
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Mexico
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Madera
Chihuahua
Swine Plague Reported at State Prison Farm
Phoenix May 5 swine plague at the prison farm reported by Dr R J Hight state veterinarian returning from Florence who ordered vaccination and expects quick elimination. Fewer than 10 of 150 boys lost to disease. Gila valley outbreak also recorded by the State Livestock sanitary board. Thatcher swine plague under local veterinarian care using vaccination method.
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Florence
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Gila Valley
Ivestock Sanitary Board
Thatcher
Army truck expedition to Los Angeles via Bankhead Highway
Washington May 4 The War Department plans an army truck expedition along the Bankhead Highway to Los Angeles leaving Washington around June 3 5 offers to answer inquiries State Game Warder Joe V Prochaska notes.
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Los Angeles
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Districting law dispute delays county election changes
County supervisors debated the legality of the 1918 districting and the impact of a September meeting on upcoming elections. The board plans to seek court guidance, while several personnel and hospital matters, including nurse salaries and a proposed nurses’ home, were discussed along with resignations and new appointments.
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Gorvaing
Vanneman
Roberts
State Democrats honor memory of George Babbitt in Arizona
A memorial resolution by Curt W. Miller S Meyer and W B Kelly honors George Babbitt former state Democratic chairman who died recently The resolution notes his service to the party and state and expresses gratitude to his family It directs minutes be inscribed and copies sent to his wife in Playscafi Arizona
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Ross Switches From Corporation to Secretary of State Race
Harry R. Ross of Phoenix announced he will run for secretary of state after indications he sought the corporation commissioner post on the Democratic ticket. Justice Chas DeSales Wheeler said he will not oppose Ross and will not seek any state office. Only candidate remaining on the Democratic side is T D Cashel, former rate expert, backed by F A Jones as his term nears end.
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F. A. Jones
Phoenix teachers to receive 39 percent pay rise next year
Phoenix school trustees approved a salary schedule boosting average salaries by 39 percent with additional increases tied to length of service. The action coincides with plans for a new Naco jail and roadgrade reinforcement near Forrest, amid routine board business and recount audits.
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Bisbee
Dry Lid May Be Lifted in Nogales Sonora May Fifteenth
Unofficial reports say the inner ban on alcohol will end in Nogales Sonora by May 15. Gen. P. Elias Calles ordered the dry regime during war, but as revolu tionary activity is unlikely to reach the city fighting continues. Lifting the dry lid would boost nightlife. Cafes and bars are being prepared by Americans and prices may drop, though taxes on liquor remain high due to ongoing upheaval.
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Becaus
Mexico revolutionary cabinet named at Naco
Governor de la Huerta announced a provisional revolutionary cabinet and aims to establish prohibition in Mexico. General Elias named minister of war and Serrano as second in command. Salvador Alvarado named minister of finance. De la Huerta to be temporary head until a provisional president is chosen. He arrived by special train from Hermosillo to confer with leaders.
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Naco Senterday
Toreien
de la Huerta
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F. M. Serrano
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Serrano
Chihuahua
Salvador Alvaralo
Union workers push Hunt for Senate in Arizona
H S McCluskey of the international union of mine mill and smelter workers says labor will back W P Hunt for the Senate and oppose his possible appointment as minister to Siam. He notes workers may reject Mark Smith or support James P Boyle if Hunt declines. He plans to attend a meeting at St David on Saturday.
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Senate
H. S. McCluskey
International Union of Mine, Mill and Smelter
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Bisbee
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Hunt
Siam
George
Mark Smith
James P. Boyle
Douglas
Arizona State Federation of Labor
Labor Party
McClunkey
Smith
St. David
BEER RUSHED TO BAR IMPENDING DRY SPELL
Nogales Sonora May 5 Reports that a carload of beer is rushed to Nogales Sonora from Iwarea via El Paso spread joy as officials considered lifting the dry spell ban. Local cafe proprietors and patrons hoped for relief, while officials weighed the move in light of the imminent ban lift.
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