Federal enrollment decision delays Arizona census plan
Arizona officials report federal enrollment cannot rely on the recent military census. Secretary Baker’s denial prompts continued state work, with assessors in each county tasked to complete enrollments and uncover delinquent poll taxes to offset census costs.
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Phoenix
Campbell Notee
State House
Baker
Arizona
Charles Harris
Carl Hayden
Washington
Congressman Hayden
John McCarthy laid to rest in Tombstone funeral
The funeral for John McCarthy a Tombstone pioneer who died in Douglas last Thursday was held in Tombstone at the Catholic church with Rev F A Collymore officiating. A large crowd followed the bier to the family plot in the city cemetery where he rests beside his wife and four children. He is survived by two children Charles and his sister Nellie and the community extends sympathy.
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John McCarthy
Tombstone
Douglas
F. A. Collymore
Charles
Nellie
Arizona Hopis Believed Descended From Cliff Dwellers
Relics added to the story museum at the University of Arizona in Tucson suggest a link between ancient Hopi inhabiting northern Arizona and the pueblo dwellers of Salt River and Casa Grande valleys. The artifacts belonged to the late Dr. J A Miller of Phoenix, collected from ruins across the state.
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Tucson
Awatobleod Siyaki
Arizona
Salt River
Case Grande
Arizona University
J. A. Miller
Phoenix
Mob Hangs Murder Suspect After Phoenix Capture
In Phoenix an angry mob of about 500 residents from Phoenix Mesa and Florence captured Starr Daley, accused of murdering James Roy Gibson near Weeks Station on the Tucson-Globe route. Daley was taken to a scene 15 miles away and hanged from a telegraph pole after a Florence coroner’s jury deemed it justifiable homicide.
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Phoenix
Wilkey
Maricopa County
Starr Daley
James Roy Gibson
Weeks Station
Tucson
Globe
Mesa
Florence
Maricopa
Daley
Prence
Indian killed by Indian escapes to Mexico near Gadsden
A. E. Ellison died at Yuma Hospital from a fractured skull after an attack while he hunted gophers near the reclamation railroad between Gadsden and the Twenty-four Mile Post. Officers returned from the south with evidence that an Indian killed him, then rode away. Also listed is an ad offering 16 head of mares and colts for sale by Robert Melsterbans.
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Yuma
A. E Ellison
Yuma Bospital
Reclamation
Gadsden
Purtell
H. J. Daket
Ellison
Robert Melsterbans
Forest Service Road Work Postponed in Arizona
District Forester Redington postpones road construction on the Salt River Pleasant Valley Road in the Tonto National Forest and Winslow Long Valley Road in the Coconino National Forest to free labor for agricultural needs. Board of Supervisors approves the delay. work will resume once labor demands ease.
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Albuquerque
Redington
Pleasant Valley
Tonto National Forest
Winslow-Long Valley
Coconine National Forest
Arizona
Gill County
Canute-Fort Huachuca
Clifton Springerville
District Forester
National Forest Ranges to be Stocked in Lauquerque Nom
National Forest ranges in Arizona and New Mexico are to be stocked to full capacity. Grazing specialists estimate about 406000 acres of grazing land exist across sixteen forests in both states, with potential to add 90000 sheep and goats and 46000 cattle. Plans call for readjusting range allocations to serve all domestic stock, prioritizing regular users, with outside applicants allowed only on remaining surplus.
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Forest Service
Arizona
New Mexico
National Forest Ranges
Lees
Sxteen Foresta
Dr Armstrong to join Canadian Army Medical Service
Dr Armstrong who has practiced in Douglas for about fourteen years will leave May 15 for Canada and then France to serve with the Allied army. He will join a Canadian battalion departing mid month for an indefinite period. He has prior army medical experience and will bring valuable knowledge to his new role. Deputy Sheriff Bowden brought a prisoner to the county jail from Douglas.
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Douglas
Armstrong
Seo
Canada
France
Army of the Allies
Constitutonal'st Army
Ana Prieta
Percy Bowden
Tombstone
Bisbee
Ramsey Canyor
J. E. Thompson
Cochise County
New York
Thompson Shennard Company
V8 Am Masset
Fortune
Jeane Yoakum
Warren Company
Mr. Thompson
T. E. Hughes
Huachweas
Coal Pines
Red Cross Tea in Tombstone Raises Funds
The Red Cross Tea at the Masonic Club rooms in Tombstone drew strong support on Saturday, aiding the local Red Cross Auxiliary. Decorated with Tombstone roses and greens, the event was praised by the community and attended by notable visitors including J. E. Thompson and T. E. Hughes. Also noted were local visits, a minor stabbing incident at Brewery Gulch, and three Tombstone youths headed to El Paso for Navy exams.
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Red Cross
Tombstone
Masonic Club
Prospector
Maxonis
Grant Warner
Hoyt Ash
Lawrence Land
el Paso
Navy
San Francisco
INTERESTING NOTES FROM COCHISE STRONGHOLD
The May 6 report from Cochise Stronghold highlights the Farm Improvement Association and local civic activities. A patriotic program at Tucson’s Arizona Agricultural Mobilization and Conservation Conference featured school performances, Furrey Quartette music, solos and recitations, followed by a box supper and auction that raised over 25 dollars with ten dollars pledged to the Arizona Council of Defense. County notes mention road work plans, county engineer consultations, and local visitors including deputies, livestock inspectors, and lawyers from Tombstone and Douglas.
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Cial
Arizona Agricultural Mobilization and Conservation Conference
Tucson
A. J. Benedict
Stronghold Association
Bo Payne
Cochise
Furrey
Wales
Arizona Council of Defense
Port Loan Organization
Helt
One Girl Two Men in Sunday Eve Arizona Murder
In Chandler southern cotton camps a fight over a girl ends in death. Romano Romero, 28, was struck with a three foot club by A Martines after Martinez warned him to leave the girl alone. Romero died from brain concussion. Martinez is jailed at Phoenix County Jail.
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Phoenix
Chandler
Romano Romero
A. Martine
Trl
Valores Vasquez
Martines
Homero
Martinez
Romero
Arizona Court Upheld by Supreme Court
Washington May 8 The Supreme Court affirmed with costs the Arizona Supreme Court decision in the Vandyker case involving the Corporation Commission of Arizona and an order regulating water rates in the town of Miami.
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Washington
Supreme Court Today
Court of Arizona
Ida A
Cleve W. Vandyker
Corporation Commission of Arizona
Miami
Indian boy kills eleven year old on Gila reservation
On the Gila Indian reservation, Hesekiah Sunogea thirteen is accused of shooting Elizabeth Colt eleven as she returned home from the barn after a quarrel with Sunogea over a theft claim. The inquest led by Coroner DeSouza notes federal prosecution and custody by reservation agent John H. van de Walker.
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Phoenix
Elizabeth Colt
Hesekiah Sunogea
Gila Indian Reservation
DeSouza
Young Sun
Hebert Colt
Sun
Robert Lewis Colt
John H. van de Walker
Alleged Chinese Murderer Captured Near Phoenix
An alleged San Francisco Tong highbinder known as Kee was captured by Deputy Sheriffs near Peoria after a Chinatown basement killing of Gin Yeang, who was accused of spying for a rival faction. Fearful locals refused to aid, until a spotlight revealed Kee’s identity to the officers.
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Phoenix
Ong Kee
San Francisco
Gin Yeang
Chinatown
Warren
Sasret
Peoria
Celestials of
Kee
Sherif Witkey
Wilkey
Kes
Yeani
Farish Veteran Mining Engineer Dies in Los Angeles
William A. Farish, a former Arizona resident and noted mining engineer, died Friday night at the Angeles hotel in Los Angeles. He reported on Arizona Copper properties in 1875 and on Tombstone district properties in 1883. His career spanned Alaska to the Pacific coast, earning a reputation for integrity. Burial was at San Mateo, California.
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Phoenix, May
William A Farren
Arizona
Fariab
Angeles Hotel
Los Angeles
San Mateo
Cal
Farish
Arizona Copper Company
Lezinskys
Scotch Syndicate
Tombstone District
Lara E. B. Gage
Parish
Pacific Coast
Alaska
Foa Dures
B. Gage
N Gaines Heads to Phoenix for Tax Payers Association Business
N Gaines of the Cochise County Tax Payers Association has traveled to Phoenix on organizational business.
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N. Gaines
The
Cochise County
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