Exemption Warily Debated in 1921 Mining Assessments
Local mining men face limited exemption prospects as Interior Secretary Fail opposes 1924 22 patent and mining claim exemptions. Bursam Ashurst Hayden support lingers, but no law likely. County recorder urges 1921 assessment work facing delays and possible need to publicize preparations. Separate article notes a violent scene with a body, suspects, and an inquest planned.
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Cou
le Mutchison
Washington
Mtr Hutchison
A. J. Fail
Bursam
New Mexico
Wit
Senate
House
Ashurst
Congress
Imun Hayden
Murchison
Cochise
Teday
Cooperation Promised by State in Cochise County
Attorney General Galbraith, after meeting Sheriff J Hoi at Tombstone headquarters, announced state cooperation to suppress gambling and hoodlums in Cochise County. He travels from Cochise to Phoenix, pledging aid to county efforts while discussing the arrest of Flaber and the transfer of Chavez for judicial action. A special agent general for the Walker embezzlement case was named Fanigan.
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Wisbee
W. J. Gaturam
J. Hoi
Tombstone
Cochise County
Phoenix
Hood
Galbraith
Cochise Beets
Cochiss County
San Mernant Fateh
Dowglis
Ast Fanigan
Atorney
Thetorney
Suicides and a Fatal Gun in El Paso Hotel Room
A man identified as W. T. Rendall, 15 East Street El Paso, shot himself in a Grand Hotel room with a US Colts special bought at a local hardware store. He had registered at the Grand hotel after arriving in Douglas, was paralyzed, and was not seen after Saturday evening. A Chinese note and a few personal items offered no relief in locating relatives as police investigated the suicide.
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W. T
Beileve
East Street
el Paso
Grand Hotel
W. T. Rendall
East San
Canal Antonio Street
Supreme Court Hears Question on Short Marriages and Divorces
The Arizona Supreme Court examined whether a marriage contracted within four years of a divorce is valid, a case arising from Annie Crewford Horton and J L Horton. It could affect many who previously secured divorces in Arizona and remarried across state lines.
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Phoenix
Arizona
Calid
State Supreme Court
Calles
Arizaba
Marrhal
Broien
Aupreme Court
Mra
Annie Crewford Horton
Iran
Judes
Ean
Lysrat
Lo J. Horton
Mra. Horton
Hortin
Hortons
NS. M. Jonze Lyman
Old Spanish Trail In Good Condition Reported
A May report notes the Old Spanish Trail from Winx to Ozona and southern Arizona routes in good condition. It cites Charlie Hart, a local barber and former automobile station master, and gives weather as rainy with improving road surfaces from Onna to Phoenix and through southern Arizona via Charles.
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Winx
Ozona
Tesas
Arizona
Nuaker of Commerce
Phoenix
Oran
Gratin
Chwrelas
Case of Woman Accused of Acid Crime Begun in Prescott
May 16 trial of Mrs. Anne Irene Hopkins in Prescott details assault with acid on Mise Lucile Gallagher, a Jerome schoolteacher from a Nevada family. Prosecution presented eye witnesses and a physician described facial burns. Judge Joseph S. Jenckes presides in place of Judge John J. Sweeney. case arises from an incident in March.
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Miss Gallagher
Joseph S. Jenckes
Maricopa County
John J. Sweeney
Preacott
Hase
Postmaster of Price Arizona Brings Flag Time to Town
Henry Zeuner, long time postmaster at Price on the Arizona Eastern railroad, has recently seen a population rise due to nearby government work. He has celebrated May Day with a tall cactus flagpole and salutes the colors in his Civil War era uniform, planning a May 14 private ceremony with a new flag and commemorative salute.
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Phoenix
May
Henry Zeuner
Price
Arizona Eastern Railroad
Florence
Zeuner
Stone
New York Regiment of Cavalry
Felrate
Amerton
Phoenix Paper to Issue Semi Weekly for Summer
Amy, Ariz May 1 Crate Pottinger former editor of the Arizona Leader has arrived from Phoenix where he ran the Phoenix Evening News a month and a half before publication was suspended May 6 The Evening News has not ceased to exist but will publish twice weekly during reorganization The plan is to resume daily publication in October and keep a weekly edition during summer with improvements hoped for by the company and staff
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Vlas Amy
Ariz
Crate Pottitner
Northen
Arizona Leader
Pingpratt
Phoenix
Phoenix Evening News
Tnt
Reward Offered for Capture of Chinaman’s Slaver
A reward of Siem was posted Monday for the arrest and conviction of Low Hong the slaver. Don Clam Wo and Lee Kork signed the notice. Hans was beaten to death with a sharp instrument at his grocery near the city trail. Assailants searched for cash believed hidden by the victim but found little.
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Low Hong
Don Clam Wo
Lee Kork
Hans
Yuma
Agricultural Agent to Speak at Willcox and Webb
An agricultural agent from Whitewater will lecture in Webb on May 25 and Whitewater on May 26 as part of the University of Arizona extension program run with the U S department of agriculture. A drowning occurred yesterday when a 24 year old observer in the canal near Mesa disappeared while showing velock demonstrations. rescue efforts continued as water was turned off at Granite Reef.
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Aartealta
Agriculture and Home Economics
University of Arima
United States Department of Agriculture
Cochine County
Webb
Whitewater
Phoenix
Inumpeem
Willcox
Mesa
University of Arizona
Tucson
Wty
Im Troutman
Billy
Wescott
Granite Reef
El Paso players dominate Warren District tournament
N F Ferguson of El Paso tops singles, A Ferguson and Freeman Bailey also from El Paso win doubles. Other champions include TB Smith of Morese l veteran singles, Grace Wissinger of Douglas girls champion, Kissinger and Mary M Palmer Douglas ladies doubles, John W Hams Douglas junior singles, Me ges and Orth Douglas veteran doubles.
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Warren District Country Club
N. F. Ferguson
el Paso
No A. Ferguson
Freeman Bailey
TB. Smith
Moresel
Grace Wissinger
Douglas
Miss Kissinger
Mary M. Palmer
John W Hams
HS. MeGes
Ed. Orth
Arizona Moves To End Dourine In Statewide Campaign
May 13 report notes within 30 days dourine eradication should complete across Arizona. Dr Kh J Hight states cationark work ongoing at Sitgreave national under Dr Den from the bureau of animal industry. Tests will extend to live districts and the state aims to finish eradication within a month. The four year effort covers all districts except reservations where Indian authorities handle action.
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Mhoenix
Kh. J. Hight
Hight
Den
Treasury stock issue announced by secretary of the treasury
The secretary announces a new issue of treasury certificates bearing interest from May 16. Series AL 48 2 12 percent, due February 16, 1922. Federal Reserve Bank of Tallax to receive subscriptions and payments in full in order of applications. Investors urged to pace subscriptions as soon as notices are issued.
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Secretary of the Treasury
Treasury
United States
Feteral Reserve Bank of
Tallax
Fekerverbank
Wal
Raueatte
A Watch a Fool and a Tank of Gasoline Tragedy
Charles Hand, a station employee, suffered severe burns at a gas station when a motorist carelessly struck a match to light a cigarette as a tank of gasoline was being fueled. Oil on Hand’s body ignited, spreading to his back and shoulders before attendants extinguished the flames. The accident occurred at a filling station on Twelfth Street near the dock area.
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Douglas
Twelfth Street
Charles Hand
Staton
Hand
Gethin
van Dusen
Arizona fine field for investments from Blythe and company
A California firm and Blythe Witter and company praised an Arizona field as prime for investments. A large bondholders party toured the valley last week per the Los Angeles Times. The paper notes a cotton downturn aiding dairy herds and diversified farming, boosting cultivation and values.
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Phorata
Amy
Armona
California Company
Blythe, Witter and Company
Los Angeles Times
Arizona Pastures Show Weak Spring Conditions
Arizona pastures near May 1 were only a fraction of normal, with conditions at about one percent of normal versus two percent a year earlier and well below the 10-year May 1 average. The report was timed today by L M Harrison, state statistician for the U S Bureau of Crop Estimates. May 16. Arizona state operating with the University of Art tennis champions as the result of extension service count in ruUnWAMENT.
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Phonsia
Sey
Arizona
L. M1. Harrison
United States Bureau of Crop Estimates
Arizona State
University of Art
Nogales To Have Another Legion Post
May 3 report that application to establish John Hears Aten post of the American Legion at Camp Stephen D Littles has been sent to national headquarters for approval. Expected soon in Phoenix. post strength about 120 men. Nogales post would be the forty first in the state. The American Legion in Arizona totals around 2207 members. State HQ plans to organize a women’s auxiliary, with 16 auxiliaries already formed. Arizona representatives include Dr M A Harp and H F Cralee. Railroad official duties noted for Mr Coates.
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Phoenix
John Hears Aten
Stephen D. Littles
Phoenty
Ationa Brindt
Legion Mumbai
Gis
MA Harp
Cralee
Methuen
Tvestock
Contempt Charge Highlights Piney Run Cinema Operator
Bisse Novak Man, a non operator of two picture shows in ALY, was held in the city jail for contempt after failing to appear to answer speeding charges. He was fined $2, claiming he did not possess the wax sued suit his ears rest on wearing the mien. The report notes his association with felons and his intent to serve time here.
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Misbee
Aly
Carrison
Phoenix Editor Stricken by Disease Amid Financial Sale
The Phoenix editor of Danhars Weekly, Dunbar, is again confined to bed with a heart ailment after a paralytic stroke. In Phoenix, Jerome Verde stockholders unanimously approved the sale of Jerome Verde Copper assets to Jerome Verde Development Company, forming United Verde Extension. The deal exchanges 10 old Jerome Verde shares for one new Jeramia Verde stock.
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Phoenix
Atay
Dunbar
Danhars Weekly
Jerome Verde
U.v.x
Jerome Vers Copper Company
Sereme Verde Development Com Rons
United Verde Extension
J Verde
Eux
Menting
Aule
Jerania Verde Deselonent Company
Atork
Serome Verde
Mesquite Beans to Aid Cattle in Drought District
Fire and drought affect the Wickenburg district as cattlemen count on mesquite beans to sustain herds. Reports note grass and beans deteriorating conditions with cattlemen hopeful beans offer nourishment during the lean period toward the San Jose moon.
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Wickenburg
San Jose
Napa
GAXIOLA VIEW ON CROP CONDITIONS IN SONORA AND SINALOA
DrIgnacio Castelo former Obregon aide surveys crop prospects in Sonora and Sinaloa as preparations begin for the Burlaune crop movement. He plans to visit Navajoa and assess conditions along the Yaqui and Masa river valleys while Obregon’s influence remains noted.
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Nogales
Ariz
Ignacio Castelo
Alvaro Obregon
Moxic
Obregon
Sonora
Masa
Yaqui
Tomas
Gaxtola
Sinaloa
Navajoa
Bishop Arrives for Conference on Livestock Laws
Mr Bishop arrived yesterday from Wickenhurs and will stay for several days in conference with EAL and Stophena, secretary of the livestock sanitary laws.
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Bishop Atrived
Wickenhurs
Eal, Stophena
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Ames
Porter
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Eiral
Frauen
Develo Buckly Nolan
State of Ariment
Supreme Court
Wes Company
Wil Bee
Superior Court of Santa Cruz
Nolan
Ster
Atd Punty Amd Weite
Spr
Whoenix
Weir
Arizons
Arizona Fine Field
Ruunwament
Bissee Novie
Gaxiola
Goodrich
Silvertown
B. F. Goodrich Rubber Company
Akron, Ohio
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