Bennett trial advances in Benson court with jury seated
The Bennett murder case moves forward as a 28 juror panel is completed after challenges over a juror dispute. Key witness Ruth Hoover arrives from Texas and testifies while prosecutors and defense prepare for cross examination and closing arguments.
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Horning
J. F Ross
John Cothaugh
Stan
Jon
Bennett
Press Jones
Colbaugh
Walter Reach
Red Osborne
Oshers
Chamber Backs Charleston Dam Plan for San Pedro Valley
Bisbee supporters and Cochise County officials, meeting with the EE Chamber, endorsed the Charleston dam project. The plan envisions 20,000 acres under irrigation with total costs under 65 dollars per acre, plus diversion dams and a canal. Farmers and valley leaders discussed irrigation benefits and crop possibilities while the chamber pledged full backing and assistance.
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Bisbee
Cochise
Charleston
San Pedro
W. C. Biot
Panjeet
Eliott
Roosevelt
St David
Henson
India
el Paso &Era
Ell
Elliott
J. A. Gurum
Benson
Hollywood Gardens
John S Merrill
Chamber
Einve
Jury Views Premises in Bennett Trial
The jury viewed the premises where the shooting of A. Red Osborne allegedly by W. J. Bennett occurred. Cross examinations ended and Bennett finished testimony early today. Fourteen character witnesses testified for the defense and the panel was taken to Benson for the day. The case may go to the jury tomorrow evening after Mrs Sawyer's testimony and brief rebuttal.
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Bennett
GA. Need
ML. Christianse W Long
HE Stone
Wim. Mitchell
Ed Thornton
Chas. Weed
H.W. Gathjena
Anton Antonvich
L. ©. McNees
Fred Dice
L . Tomblin
W. J. Bennett
Red Osborne
J. F. Ross
Ruth Hoover
Texas
Lone Star
Hoover
Douglas
Tucson
W. J. Benentt
Henson
Osborn
Henry Etz
Etz
California
Smith
Bill Martinez
Lester Schwab
J. W. Jones
Roy Harmon
P. J. Jones
Martinez
Schwab
J. ©. Hood
Benson
Ross
Sheriff Hood
Hood
Harry Rafferty
Ben‘son
Bewigan
5. A
Red
W. P. Thorpe
Tombstone
Sawyer
Fort Worth financiers plan Tucson cactus candy plant
A $500,000 cactus candy plant is planned for Tucson after a Fort Worth financial group decided to create national demand. E R Johnston announced the move during a fact finding tour to inspect possible factory sites.
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Tucson
Fort Worth
E R. Johnston
State to pave 4 miles Apache Trail near Mesa Mesa
Arizona state bids will open May 22 for four miles of Apache Trail paving from Mesa city limits east to the Eastern Canal. A half mile middle street paving at Mesa will open May 25, linking existing pavement to the Apache Trail. Grand Avenue eight miles Glendale to Marinette bids expected in two weeks. Paving plans call for 18 feet wide six inch thick concrete and asphalt concrete options.
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Tucson
Mesa
Mess
Thomas Maddock
Grand Avenue
Glendale
Marinette
State Highway Department
Maen Eat See
Yuma Plans Daily Care Bay Shipments
Yuma will ship out about 30 care bays each day, outlining a steady daily distribution plan. The operation highlights scalable logistics as demand signals rise across regional facilities.
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Yuma
Care Bay
Cochise Third in Arizona Auto Registrations
Maricopa County leads Arizona in automobile registrations with 11,879 vehicles, more than three times Cochise County’s 2,41% figure and far above Pima. The data show state counts by county and listed populations, noting Phoenix hosts about 100,000 residents and detailing rankings across the state.
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Maricopa County
Hichest
Pima
Maricop
Phoenis
Countien
Maricopa
Cochise
Gila
Pinal
Mohave
Graham
Santa Cruz
Greenlee
Arizona
Yavapai
Yuma
Hain
Coconing
Noted Arizona Lumberjack Returns to Tucson
TECEON May 7 reports Mase Frederick "Kid" Wedge a former lumberjack high school athlete and railroad man, now in Tucson after health breakdowns that paused his university work. He traveled from Harvard via a long freight journey and had recent lung problems. He plans to stay in Arizona at least through fall.
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Teceon
Haren University
Tucson
Mase Frederick
Kid" Wedge
Primival
Veree
Lo Fot Berson
Harvard
East St. Louis
Cincinnati
Universit of Arizona
Theological Seminary
Omaha
Ned
Wedge
Arizona
Cambridge
Assessment Work Must Begin July Phoenix
Unpatented mining claim owners renew inquiries on when assessment work must restart after wartime suspension. Officials clarify the 1922 23 period begins July 1 and holding rules extend to July 1 1923 if $100 more is spent, else claims may be relocated.
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Phoenix
David Kile
Carl Hayden
Concreting of Big Shaft Reaches 2000 Feet
BISBEE May 7 Work on the C. A. company function shaft has reached the 2000 foot level with 200 feet remaining to complete the task.
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Bisbee
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