Rail Rates Advance After Interstate Ruling
The U S commission reversed the Arizona state commission on rail rate increases, allowing freight and passenger price hikes finalizing after July 25. Expect about 2 cents more on fares and substantial freight boosts, with some interstate tickets excluded. Other items note jury verdicts in Cochise County cases, farming progress in Flagstaff region, and minor criminal sentences.
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Tro Washington
U.S. Commission
State Corporation Commission
Interstate Commisson
Arizona
Phoenix
State Commission
Interstate Commerce Commission
California
State's witness says Mrs Hopkins was sane
Prescott May II Mrs Irene Hopkins was sane and in full possession of her faculties on March 32 last when she is alleged to have hurled wine in the face of Miss Lucille Gallagher at Jerome Arizona. Dr Win Welle Phoenix testified for the state as rebuttal witness to refute insanity. The defense offered no rebuttal. Arguments tomorrow limited to two hours per side. The court heard that the acts showed jealousy not insanity. The state contends her belief of being persecuted by copper company officials stemmed from facts.
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Prescott
Irene Hopkins
Aie
Lucille Gallagher
Jerome
Ariz
Win Welle
Phoenix
Hopkins
Wylie
Aiden
Dir Welle
Dr. Wylie
Livestock Movement From Drouth Areas To Yuma Fields
Livestock and ranges note ongoing cattle movement from drought stricken Arizona regions to Yuma alfalfa fields. Two months into the effort, it will continue as hay and pasture allow. Southern ranges lack rain, while north central areas show mixed improvements from recent storms. Cattle and calves vary in condition, with young stock most affected. Crop progress remains slow with dryland farming hampered by conditions.
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Pharnia
Arizona
Yuma
New Mexico
San Francisco
Four Men Charged In Loss Of 96 Coffee Pots In Los Angeles
Federal officials report four young men from Yuma broke into a freight car near Phoenix and stole 96 silver coffee pots bound for a Los Angeles restaurant plus about 22,000 cigarettes and clothing. They were brought to Phoenix for grand jury action and are jailed while awaiting proceedings. Names given include Clark, James K Albert Parker, and Anton Alminde, with nicknames Dynamite Stim and Bumpy.
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Phoenix
Los Angeles
Unii
Yura
Joseph Kelley
Southern Pacific Railroad
Marland
Clark
Dames K
Albert Parker
Anton Alminde
Douglas Eates Onions Central Edtiuns
May Mr and Mrs G W Miller sold the last of their onion crop this year in Douglas. They marketed about one thousand dozen onions to retail produce dealers, roughly half of last year. Ground is being prepared for planting rometers carrots turnips and forage crops cane kaffle corn.
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Edtiuns
Mee G. Wo Miler
Industrial Commission Suit Appeal Not Filed
In May an Injunction suit against the newly created Industrial Commission drew no appeal in the supreme court. Judge Stanford had granted a permanent injunction, with expectations an appeal to the high court would follow, but none was filed and the state abandoned plans to challenge the law’s constitutionality.
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PHOE
Supreme Court
Azalest
Industrial Commission
Stanford
Superior Court
Industry Commission
High Court
Cirtleville Mexican Charged With Crime Against 17-Year-Old
Amado Guitres was arrested on a warrant charging a serious crime against a 17-year-old Mexican girl living with him and his wife in Mirtleville. Judge W. M. Taylor bound Guitres over to the superior court for trial with bail set at 2100, which he could not post. Guitres provided officers with information that led to his arrest.
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Cirtleville
Douglas
Amado Guitres
Mirtleville
W. M. Taylor
Guitres
Superior Court
Father of Kendall Shot Self at Grand Hotel May 19
The father of W Kendall, who fatally shot himself at the Grand hotel Saturday night, has located in Mogollon New Mexico per telegrams to Curlee Ames and Porter. Funeral services will probably be held here.
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Douglas
W. Kendall
Grand Hotel
Ren
Mogollon
New Mexico
Curlee
Ames
Porter
Funers
Commencement Exercises Close Local Schools in Tombstone
In a fitful graduation ceremony in Tombstone, speakers praised students and parents, presented diplomas to grammar and high school graduates, and urged continued pursuit of education. The address linked education to citizenship, liberty, and national progress, stressing choice, moral development, and vigilance in democracy while recalling Prometheus, classical ideals, and the nation’s founding.
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Tilford
Tombstone
Healnie
Cain
Fowler
Judes
New
Arizona
Cochise County
Gass
Staniger
Minnie Sanders
Virsinia
Mares Qupment
Tuute WA Powter
Ionian
Marrs
Alvin
Woman Wins Road Race Court Victory Over Deputy Sheriff
Mrs McCalmont of Douglas was winner in a lowell justice court case after a deputy sheriff attempted to pass her while speeding. The judge dismissed the complaint with a warning to avoid racing a deputy in the future.
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Wisbee
McCarment
Douglas
Allen McGaushy
Calmont
Trac
Vernon la More
McCalmont
Douglas Man Found Dead by Neighbors
Douglas, May 1. Gus Zimmer man, a longtime resident of S29 18th Street, was found dead yesterday morning by neighbors after failing to feed his chickens. A hemorrhage is believed to have caused his death.
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Douglas
Gus Zimmerman
S29 18Th Street
Zimmerman
Obregon vows action in murder case at Mexican border
May 8 report from Phoenix states President Obregon informed Acting Governor Ernest Hall the Mexican government will do all within law to avoid impunity for Alcibio Chavez, accused killer of Jess Fisher at Slaughter ranch near Douglas. Chavez, held at Agua Punta Sonora after rearrest, is a Mexican citizen. Sheriff Joe Hood and Rep Job Wright proceed toward extradition from Hermosillo.
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Phoenix
Obregon
Mexico
Ernest Hall
Alcibio Chavez
Jess Fisher
Douglas
Chavez
Agua Punta
Sonora
Fisner
Pina
Hall
Stiil
Gov. Hall
Grocery store hold up shocks Phoenix shoppers
In Phoenix on May 1 the Miller and Lewis brewery store was held up by one man who entered the shop when only Mr Miller was present. The thief demanded cash and fled after grabbing about $150 from the register.
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Miller and Lewis Brewery
Milller
Miler
Deportation ruling confirms Chinese resident to be expelled
May 15 1921 United States district attorney notified that the circuit court of appeals confirmed John B Henke's decision that Doc Fook a Chinese resident of Prescott should be deported The public meeting of Consolidated School District 68 Arizona set for June 23 to decide on a new school site near Garien Canyon and whether to issue bonds totaling 10000 dollars for the school project bonds payable over ten years with interest at a rate to be fixed by directors H H Heard of Tranters presiding judge names listed Parersay and Wiles among others
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Phoenia
Inomas A. Flynn
United States District Attorney
United States Circuit Court of
City
Arizona
Garien Cano
Bailélag & New McHgol
Cotton Ehail
M. Camstchael
Lawebtin
Tranters
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Parker
Jessie Tonare
Mill
RT Scott
Parate
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Borderetty
Ndustrial Commission
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Roberta Coceila Cornelius
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