MR WHEAT DIRECTOR SAYS FIVE CENT LOAF WON'T RETURN
Juline Barnes the new United States Wheat Director predicts the five cent loaf will not return this year and likely never. He foresees a price drop in wheat within two months though it now sits above the government guaranteed level. He will oversee a 1 600 000 dollar program to support growers as the 1920 crop exits the guaranteed price era.
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Juline If
Barnes
United States
Congress
Bankhead Trail Route Set For Next 30 Days
In El Paso on May 10 J A Rohntree secretary of the Bankhead National Highway association and Col T B Plowman president announced the route decision will be made within 30 days. They toured 2500 miles by auto, praising support in California Arizona and New Mexico for a year round route to El Paso Phoenix via two proposed paths.
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EL Paso
Deciston
Bankhead National Highway
J. A. Rohntree
Los Angeles
Col. T. 8. Plowman
California
Lincoln
Old Trails
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Tombstone
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Clifton
Globe
Roosevelt Dam
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Road conditions to Huachucas and Tombstone area report
A northern reporter notes the Tombstone to Charleston road is good with minor spots while the Charleston bridge to Ramsey Canyon is fine. The loop drive is pleasant. only the Tombstone to Charleston bridge link is rough, with a car able to traverse in about thirty minutes. The piece mentions Jack Ashunths offering food drink and auto supplies near Tombstone and hints at Miami Water Co installing more.
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Prospector
Huachucas
Tombstone
Charleston
Charleston Bridge
Ramsey Canyon
Berner’s
Jack” Ashunths
Rhode Island
Hereford-Ft. Huachuca
Rise in Arizona car use shown in state report
A Phoenix report by R. E. McGillen shows a sharp rise in automobile activity in Arizona during the first four months of 1919. Motor vehicle licenses reached 25,380, toppling total 1918 licenses, with Maricopa leading in licenses, followed by Cochise and Pima. The document notes increased prosperity reflected in higher vehicle registrations.
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R. E. McGillen
Gil
Arizona
Maricopa County
Henkes
Cochise
Pima
Graham Greenoe
Mohave
Pima Pinal Santa Cruz
Injuries Sought From State Over House Addition Incident
Claude Sharp by guardian sues the state of Arizona for 15000 claiming severe injuries from a March accident during the erection of the state house addition. He alleges skull fracture brain injury and impaired mental and bodily functions due to inexperienced operatives and lack of proper pins and fastenings on the derrick. The suit follows a prior, denied claim against the state.
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Phoenix
Claude Sharp
Ad Litem
W. L. Sharp
State of Arizona
Young Sharp
Cox
Moore
Gerard
Porters argue and knife attack in Phoenix basement
A dispute over a game ends with Otto Mitchell and George Wilson each injuring the other during a knife incident in the Jefferson basement. Wilson sustained several non dangerous cuts while Mitchell was also involved. Arizona delegates named for veterans convention include Alex Baker Fred Blair Townsends Ned Bernard M E LeBaron EM Cassidy J C Greenway and E P Conway leading the state committee with Bud Donkersley among others.
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Otto Mitchell
Porter
Adams
George Wilson
Jefferson
Wich Wilson
E.P. Conway
Phoenix
Bud Donkersley
Yoma
Sergi
Joseph Babbitt
Greenway
Bernard and Baker
Hindu Phoenix case spawns $14,000 damage suit
May 16 W D Fulks sues Hindu Meher Din in superior court for damages claiming loss of crop and business due to his removal from Oklahoma to face criminal charges. Fulks seeks $3,000 for crop loss and $11,000 for damage to his reputation. Sister of Fulks married Patha Muhammed. marriage alleged invalid due to minor status and misrepresented age.
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Delmar Rier
Jerome Verde
T Pt
Hindu Phoenix
W. D. Fulks
Meher Din
Fulks
Wheeler
Oklahoma
Naie Fulks
Governor Offers Captain Taylor Adjutant General of Arizona
Governor Campbell telegrams War Secretary Baker seeking early discharge for Captain Arthur C. Taylor of the 158th regiment. Taylor, just back from France, is offered the post of adjutant general of Arizona and is prepared to accept if he can be discharged from service.
Will SUE Arizona to Get Money for Mules
Phoenix May 12 Tiny Johns president of the last legislative senate and head of Aubrey Investment company moves to sue to force acceptance of mules and grading equipment allegedly worth 22000 purchased by the first administration in its last month of office and unpaid. The new state engineer has had several reports on the matter and the items are described as aged or disabled and worth little more than the offered sum.
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Phoenix
Tiny Johns
Legislative Senate
Aubrey Investment Company
Mats
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