Supreme Court to Rule on Prohibition Laws and Internal Revenue Actions
Phoenix May 22 news outlines a U S inquiry whether the national prohibition amendment nullified internal revenue provisions used to prosecute Brooks in Tucson for stills and mash. The Ninth Circuit requested Supreme Court guidance on whether these internal revenue sections remain in force and how future cases should proceed.
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United States
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District of Arigna
Mexican government aids hungry and offers travel for Mexicans
May 22 Phoenix report from a World Cotton conference delegate notes Mexico will feed the hungry and provide transport to Mexico for those in distress in the Douglas area. May 21 official says his office will assist unemployed Mexicans, offering travel and food support. Also mentions development of Kingman 12 mines near Katherine.
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Europe
Phoenix
Liverpool
Manchester
England
Dwight
Douglas
Francisco Hernandez
Herberto St. Magwel
Qusal
Mexico
Italian diplomat charged in alienation of affection suit
Giuseppe Coppola filed for 250000 in superior court in Tucson through Frank Curley against Ignacio and Maria Bonilla. Coppola claims the former Mexican ambassador and his wife caused Maria Coppola to abandon him, detailing attempts to contact his wife and being barred from seeing his child at the Bonilla home after arriving from Italy to learn of her neglect.
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Giuseppe Coppola
Frank & Curley
Ignacio Bonilla
Mexico
Maria Coppola
Coppolla
Bonillas
Pancho Villa May Move Family to Torreon to Buy Ranch
Reports from Torreon May 21 state Pancho Villa plans to reside there and is negotiating for the Quinta Sax Joaquin to bring his family. The property is owned by Attorney Juan Costillas.
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Torreon
Coanuta
Mesa
Juan Costillas
Fivard Raves in New York Amid Delgate Sail for Adriatic
Fivard and about 230 American delegates plan to sail this evening with the Adriatic dune 2 party, heading from New York for a multi nation gathering. The event marks a prominent political assembly as the group departs.
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Fivard
New York
Phelps Dodge Mercantile purchases open field for agriculture in Cochise
The Phelps Dodge Mercantile Company reports Arizona purchases totaling about 179.47 dollars across southern producer regions. Gains include shipments from Duncan Valley and Ball River Valley, with carload volumes in Arizona reaching 198 cars. Hay, canned milk, butter, and meat underpin the market for farm products from Arizona farms and ranches.
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Indus
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Morenci
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Hisbee
Duncan
Ball River Valley
Pedro Valleys
Phelps Dodge Mercantile Company
Harding promises cooperation in Colorado River project
President Harding assures cooperation on the Colorado River reclamation program as Senator Bur siti of New Mexico plans to introduce the Colorado River Basin bill. Governor and state legislators press for speedy enactment with support from Senator Ralph Cameron and others aiding passage in committees.
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Harding
Henri Behoteruy
Bur +siti
New Mexico
Ralph Cameron
1Kram
Behotegoy
Yeaterd
General Reclamation
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West
Nate Com Uh
Senator Bursum
Cans
Western Nevada Mining Revival Sparks Investment Hope
Nevada’s western mining region shows renewed activity as copper output declines and silver and gold byproducts receive renewed attention. Prominent towns like Virginia City and Gold Hill attract investors, with reconstruction plans aimed at retaining value within the state and boosting local industries amid a broader revival of metal production.
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United Tes
Virginia City
Gold Hil
Silver City
Theatin
Typhus Discovered Among Navajo Tribe
El Paso May 21 report from Santa Fe says Dr EB Waller of the U S Public Health Service reports 30 to 40 cases of typhus among the Navajo Indians. There have been 16 deaths including Doctors Davis and Griffin, Indian service physicians. The remaining victims are in-
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Santa Fe
EB Waller
United States Public Health Service
Davis and
Griffin
Indian Service
Mary Willard Pioneer of Verde Dies at 87
Mrs Mary Willard longtime Verde pioneer died at her Cottonwood home shortly before noon Monday. Dr Joseph Gallagher U S health service surgeon cited general decline in health and age as cause. Six hundred telegrams were sent to 19 county health officers in Flagstaff warning to watch for symptoms and to prevent spread of illness.
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Flagstaff
New Mexico
Arizona
Colorado
Mary Uteh
Willard
Joseph Gallagher
United States
Mra. Willards
High Standard urged on farmers to prevent disease spread
Clarence Dana state dairy commissioner urges farmers to produce clean products to curb disease spread and support a local movement. Deputy field staff promote proper grading and rejection of impure milk. Emphasis on maintaining pure milk for butter. California butter and local supplies discussed. Separately William Blackburn sues Baptista Corretto for $2000 over a mining injunction dispute concerning the Black Beauty placer claim and slag ballast from an old railroad line.
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Clarence Dang
Dana
Dawatas
California
Globe
Miami
Kansas
William Blackburn
Courtlan’ Tas
Baptista Correttio
Bisbee
Corretto
Warren
Bontals
New Jynction
Lewis Springs
Statewide mental hygiene survey order issued
Phoenix May Lift to fund and conduct a state mental survey under national mental hygiene committee. Dr V A Anderson, associate medical director, writes Don Cronin outlining the plan to begin this autumn and complete the study of social problems and mental defects with Rockefeller Foundation financing. Governor Campbell appoints prominent Arizonans to aid.
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Arizona
National Committee
V. A. Anderson
Don Cronin
Anderson
Jovirnor Campbell
Serwon
Rockefeller Foundation
Civil engineer finds county line wrong in Arizona
Phoenix May 17 C C Thompson civil engineer for Maricopa county board reports the dividing line between Maricopa and Yavapai counties is five miles south of its correct position. He says the 1891 monument marking the line was not at the proper spot and travels to Prescott for more data. If correct, the Santa Fe railroad has paid taxes on about 250000 dollars to Yavapai that should have gone to Maricopa.
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C. C. Thompson
Maricopa
Thompson
Prescott
Yavapai County
George Suxton Re elected Chamber Head
George Suxton was reelected president of the Dallas Chamber of Commerce and Mines at a directors meeting last night. Al bert Stacey was elected to the law presidency after Dowell declined. Stacey was noted as elected to the office while All officers were elected. A committee was formed to confer with a similar American Legion committee about the July meeting.
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George Stunton
Albert Stacey
View Prest
Simms
Ely Martin
Serretane
Dallas Chamber of Commerce and Mines
Stacey
Law
Dowell
Tent Commission
Trens
View
Mani Irer
Stace
Min Dowell
A. J McKinnon
William Alberts
D.C Oneill
American Legion
Solomon Me shia Faces Martial Strife in Pirtieville
May 21 Solomon Me shia, reportedly lacking a wife, caused a disturbance at home. Neighbors alerted Constable Dwyer after he struck his wife while restraining his sister during the incident. The case notes reference alleged assaults and unruly conduct amid family trouble.
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Douglas
Solomon Meshia
Pirtieville
Solomon
Dwyer
Threatens City Council With Legal Action Over Water Tax
May 24 letter from David Benshimot to city fathers denounces the water department tax proposal as unlawful and unfair. He warns of court action, claims the plan is bad business, and asserts the city owes the water department about $15,000 on old bills.
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Mouclas
David Benshimot
Courte Anness
Copper prospects seen to recover in six months
Charles F Willis editor of the Arizona Mining Journal predicts copper production and markets will normalize within six months as prices rise and supply adjusts. He notes wartime cuts and shifts to government use forced many mines to close, with initial curtailment followed by gradual reduction as demand shifts and producers retool.
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Houglas
Charles F Willis
Arizona Mining Journal
Phoenix
Willis
Urges Auto Registration Before Tours in Arizona
May 24 Phoenix John Reds mond, assistant day declared that motorists should secure motor vehicle registration certificates before traveling to avoid trouble. He noted reports from motorists in California and elsewhere who failed to present certificates. The secretary of state's office cautioned that obtaining the certificate is quick, taking only about a minute, and urged owners to register before leaving Arizona.
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Phoenix
John Redsmond
Calfornia
Rotary of
Arizona
Remon
Mrs Hopkins Sentenced To Five To Fourteen Years
Mrs Anne rene Hopkins received a five to fourteen year sentence in the state prison at Sand tase Florence after being found guilty Friday afternoon of the wharf crime involving Miss Tu at Jerome hotel on March 11. Judge Jastes S Jenckes asked if she had anything to say before sentencing and she replied I dont know what I could say. There is nothing to any except that Sam jet Teeny innocent.
Crown King Man Racing Death To Bedside Of Wife
Phoenix dispatch reports Deputy M.N. Price drove a sheriff’s car at high speed toward Bumblebee Aziz to meet V. B. Anderson, a Crown King miner, and bring him to the Sisters hospital bedside of his wife. Outcome of the chase unclear at early hour.
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Sheriff’s Automobile
MN. Price
Bumblebee
Aziz
V. B. Anderson
Crown King
Sisters’ Hospital
Endless Co Ends Phoria Dissolution After Hearing
Endless Chain 5m pany, an Arizona corporation, was sued yesterday by Judge Stanford after Ned Creighton filed the dissolution petition on April. Stockholders passed a March 14, 1921 resolution for action. All assets distributed and claims settled per yesterday’s evidence.
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Amy
Dice
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Stanford
Ned Creighton
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