Rumor Links Judge Baughn to Arizona Federal Seat
A May report ties Judge Otis J Haught to a new federal judgeship in the second Arizona district. Judge Bauehn, serving his second term on Pinal County Superior Court, is described as progressive with needed conservatism. The Senate backs a second Arizona federal court, House action pending before July.
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Americans First Then Mexicans to Pick Cotton
May 24 report from El Paso states PR Milnes and associates plan a major ad campaign to recruit American cotton pickers before Mexicans are brought in. Milnes arrived with 200 Mexicans returned to Mexico under border supervision. Officials expect wide newspaper and placard notices statewide to inform jobless men about cotton work. Milnes cannot estimate labor needs until advertising begins. most Mexicans currently in Arizona are employed and unlikely to be recalled.
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Milnes
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Mrs Hope T Chance Dies at Bisbee Hospital
Mrs Hope T Chance wife of WD Chance a teacher of science at Bisbee High School died yesterday morning after several weeks illness at Calumet and Arizona hospital in Bisbee.
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Bisbee
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Bisbee High School
Calumet & Arizona Hospital
Salcido jury disagrees in Lowell court Bisbee
A gambling charge against Francisco Salcido stemming from a May 14 raid on the Brewery pool hall at Brewery Gulch was dismissed after a Bisbee jury at Lowell failed to reach a verdict following about two hours of deliberation. The 11 to 1 conviction vote was reported but the case was moved from Bisbee to Lowell.
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Local Search for Scotty Gierman Stirs Memoir of Family Link
In Phoenix on May 20 Agnes Rivardo of 522 West 133rd Street New York asks the secretary of state for help locating her brother Scotty Gierman also known as Thomas Kierman. She states he was last heard from in Bisbee about three months ago and that the letter shows it was opened after mailing. She notes his health is not good and requests information be sent to her.
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Phoenix
Thomas Kierman
Scotty
Agnes Rivardo
West One Hundred and Thirty-third Street
New York
Secretary of State
Klerman
Bisbee
Dr Stroud Seeks Leave From County Hospital
Dr Stroud who has run the county hospital since January asked the board of supervisors for a temporary leave to pursue a business project in Tempe. The request was granted and he will depart Monday. In his absence Dr Z Causey will head the hospital. Stroud previously served as chief surgeon for a copper company in Gleeson.
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Vanneman
Dr. Stroud
Douglas
Gleeson
Chicken Day in Glendale draws crowd in district
May 21 Phoenix report notes Glendale's "Chicken Day" drew about 4,000 people, described as the largest crowd in the district. Also mentions Dr Stroud asking for leave to investigate the Arizona Asbestos Co. property in Maricopa County and possible return to Douglas.
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Stockmen Face Livestock Losses on Arizona Range
A May report from L M Maretson of the U S Bureau of Crop Estimates notes northern Arizona irrigated areas show favorable prospects while southern and eastern dry lands suffer drought. Meaty cattle losses are reported in eastern and southern counties though some feed improvements follow recent rains.
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Forest Ranger Bitten by Skunk Heads to Pasteur Institute
St Johns May 20 Jim Girdner deputy forest supervisor was bitten by a skunk while camping near Clear Creek. He killed the animal and traveled to Winslow then Los Angeles for Pasteur Institute treatment due to possible hydrophobia. He headed to LA to begin careful observation and care.
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Jim Girdner
Flagstaff
Los Angeles
Pasteur Institute
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Inom Gate
Clear Creek
Local Teachers Leave for Summer in Tombstone
Following the close of the school year most Sacurity of the Teachetone staff will depart for homes and summer study returning to Tombstone in fall. Frances Lake heads to Redlands with plans to attend Phoenix summer classes and return. Brady goes to Fort Worth then Arkansas for summer work. Anna Gertrude Young sails to San Diego for Normal School. Mary Marriott heads to Sliver City then Berkeley for summer study. remaining faculty mostly stay until vacation.
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Phoenix
Minw Lake
Redlands
Bo Ext Brady
Fort Worth
Texas
University of Arkansas
Anna Gertrude Young Srammar Gruises
San Diego
Colorado
Mary Marriott
Helen Brown
Chiricahuns
Brown
Mins Toles
Ex soldiers case to be reviewed by pardon board
Phoenix May 20 The case of Niechun Martin sentenced for murder will be reviewed by the board of pardons and paroles at a meeting in Florida. The death penalty has been urged for commutation to life imprisonment by local American Legion members. Prescott May 20 M L Ganey named state commander of Veterans of Foreign Wars also assumes American Legion Ernest Lave post leadership and calls special meeting for a new commander. Jerome May 26 Anna Irene Hopkins convicted of assault for throwing acid at Miss Lucille Gallagher awaits sentencing to be pronounced by Yavapai County Superior Court Monday.
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Arthur DeSteunder
Board of Pardons and Paroles
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Siler
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DeSteunder
Kingman
American Legion
Ife
Prescott
M. L. Ganey
Veterans of Foreign Wars
VF. W
Ernest Lave
Ganey
Anna Irene Hopkins
Ussault
Lucille Gallagher
Jerome
Ann
Yavapai County
Rebels Loot Chispas Camp in Southwest Raid
Seven bandits raided the Chispas mining camp 12 miles south of Arizpe Sonora last week, cutting telegraph wires to delay notice. They seized cash from the mine cashier and safes totaling over 200, plus about 1000 in cash and merchandise from Chinese stores, then fled south. A posse pursued but the robbers dispersed, wire damage hampering tracking.
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Chispas
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Cananea
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Heer
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Ral
Court Rejects 10 Grant Injunction To Arizona Railroads
Globe court today denied the railroads of the state an injunction to stop the Arizona attorney general and corporation commission from interfering with the order of the interstate commerce commission on intrastate rate increases. The state had opposed higher rates, while federal judges in other states granted similar injunctions. Judge Sawtelle reportedly is the first federal district judge to refuse such an injunction.
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Globe
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Inter[state Commerce Commission
C. M. Gundy
Arizona
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State Corporation Commission
Interstate Commerce Commission
Sawtelle
Nutine
Pump irrigation in Arizona shows notable improvement
The outlook for pump irrigation in Arizona is improving after price cuts in Texas and Oklahoma lowered local costs. Prices for gas oil in Casa Grande and Willcox are around 12 cents per gallon, aiding farmers. Agricultural Experiment Station aided by testing shipments has refined oil specifications, reducing past quality issues. About 21 tons of tomatoes were shipped from Sonora and Sinaloa, per Southern Pacific de Mexico official I. O. Hott.
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U. Experiment Station
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Oklahoma
Casa Grande
Willcox
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Agricultural Experiment Station
Okla- A
State to seek injunction against outlaw Jerome Union Stage
Arizona attorney general indicates the state will sue Jerome Union Stage Company for operating without a valid certificate. The case cites jurisdiction of the corporation commission over certificates of convenience and necessity and notes the old certificate expired in 1920 while operation continued on the new line. The Globe-Stage line to Fort Apache is also involved in ongoing court action.
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Jerome Union Stage Company
Corporation Commission
W. J. Gattratta
Arizona
Prescot
Jerome
New Road
Ge Age Globe—Stage
Fort Apache
Local High School Commencement in Tombstone
Commencement exercises closed the school year with a crowded auditorium and visitors from surrounding towns. Judge Susie delivered the introductory remarks, followed by addresses from J. W. A. Fowler and remarks praising the Tombstone school system. The Treble Clef Club performed, and Alvin Staniger gave the valedictory, reflecting on student and faculty cooperation and the enduring spirit of camaraderie as graduates part ways. (Continued on Page Five)
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Susie Tie
W. A. Fowler
F Kuehenbecker
Guy C Welch
Jetty
Lucile Bennett
Alvin Staniger
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