Bisbee Chamber Seeks Permanent Paving on Tombstone Bisbee Road
The Bisbee chamber urges the state to pave five miles from Tombstone toward Bisbee with permanent pavement and to match state funds with federal aid. It asks Governor Campbell to intervene, challenges the two inch surfacing plan, and seeks recovery of $112,000 believed diverted from the Bisbee Douglas paving project. It also asks that Douglas Chamber be kept informed and supports pursuing $124,600 due Cochise County from the state road department.
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Board of Supervisors
Ross
State Highway Department
State of
Arizona
Tombstone
Bisbee
Douglas Chamber of Commerce and Mines
County Board of Supervisors
Trade at Home Buy Arizona Products Week Ends Extends
May 11 Philadelphia reports observance of Trade at Home Buy Arizona Products Week extending beyond May 22 to 27. Governor Campbell endorses the movement in a letter to the Arizona Industrial Congress noting aims to keep money in state, boost industries and resources, and spread prosperity throughout the year.
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Phoenix
Arizona
Thomas E. Campbell
Arizona Industrial Congress
Congress
Nogales Survey Starts Paving Effort North of City
Engineer J M Brown of the Arizona state highway department arrived in Nogales to survey two and one half miles of road north of the city for paving. The project is part of the Nogales Tucson highway and paving within the city limits is expected to begin this fall.
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Nogales, Ariz
J. M. Brown
Phoenix
Arizona State Highway Department
Nogales
Stephen D. Little
Nogake-Tucsos
Arisoma
Carpentier Beats Lewis in First Round Knockout
Georges Carpentier, the French heavyweight, KO'd Ted Lewis in the first round of a scheduled 20 round bout in London. The event occurred today as the crowd witnessed a swift decisive victory for the challenger.
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Carpentier
Lewis
London
Georges Carpentier
Ted Lewis
Weather boosts feed in cattle ranges as warm spell returns
May reports in Phoenix note faster feed growth on stock ranges with light showers aiding vegetation. Cattle along the southern border improve daily aided by new feed. northwest ranges suffer from high winds and dry soil. Arizona crop progress improves with warmth, cotton and cantaloupes advancing, vineyards blooming in Salt River area, and late cool spells easing for cuttings and vines.
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Phoenix
Fort Apache
Williams
Arizona
Salt River
Yuma Valley
Rifle teams from many schools to enter match in Phoenix
More than 20 high school teams will compete in normal and cadet rifle matches in Phoenix from May 16 at the National Guard range in Papago Park. Teams include Phoenix Union High, Tempe Normal, Nogales, Douglas, and others with individual cadet entries. Special prizes and trophies are offered, with state matches to follow starting May 20.
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Phoe
E. S Linton
Arizona Cadets
nPational Guard
Payano Park
San Antone
Texas
el Paso
Phoenix Union
Sev
Thomas E. Campbell
Savage
Phoenix High
Tempe
Nogales
Douglas
Rockeye
Palo Verde
Chandler
Winslow
Flagstaff
Prescott
Miami
Dunlar Curton
Morenci
Bisbee
Turson
Esch
Tams
Papago Park
Aout
Major Linton
Savage Arms Cons
Stanford enters governor race as Democrat candidate
Phoenix May 10 Judge A C Stanford reverses earlier statement and confirms he will seek the Democratic nomination for governor. In a letter to Chairman McCalla he cites party will and personal readiness, noting campaign costs and his financial limits.
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Phoenix
A . Stanford
McCalla
Phoenia
Arizona
Sir
Han
Democratic Party
C. Stanford
Dedicating the San Carlos Dam Unit in Arizona
In Florence Arizona on May 16 more than 200 Arizonans attended the dedication of the $250000 diversion dam, first unit of the San Carlos project bringing thousands of acres under irrigation. President Harding and other officials sent messages read at the ceremony.
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Florence
Ariz
Arizona
San Carlos
Harding
Ashurst
Hayden
C. R. Olvetry
The
Indian Service
Kreat
Ste
Gila River
Fall
Gila Valley
Aa River Valley
C. & Brown
Arizona Farm Bureau
J. H. Wertover
Yuma
Ralph H. Cameron
Congress
Bowie District Opens Bids For New High School Building
Trustees advertise for bids on a new high school in the Bowie district with bid opening postponed to a day this week. The district has authorized a fence at a cost of about $50,000 for the project and construction plans proceed.
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Bow, Maze
Bowie
Notice of Contest for Runaway Homestead Claim 1922
Contest notice from the United States Land Office in Arizona details a contest against Jesse G Wright over a homestead entry filed April 1922. It lists land descriptions, alleged failures to establish residence, and instructions to answer within twenty days after the fourth publication. Public notice dates run May 1 to June 4 1922.
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Zona
Gere A Bereich
Parker
Arizone
Nile
United States
John R. Towles
Register
Scott White
Bond Election Notice for Tometene Union High School
A public notice announces a bond election for Tometene Union High School. It provides the election date, voting location, and the purpose of funds. Citizens are urged to review details and participate in the upcoming vote.
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Tometene Union High School
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