Acquittal in Bisbee Gambling Case Cites Big Jury Goals
In Bisbee the jury returned a not guilty verdict for J T McCarthy in a gambling game case while CP Slack was found guilty earlier. Other defendants were dismissed as the court adjourned, and local officials noted increased juror pay and next term in August.
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Arizona Endeavorers
Arizona
J.T. McCarthy
Bisbee
CP. Slack
Slack
McCarthy
John B. Sanders
Uisbee
LA. Rich
J.P. Chase
Tom Davis
E. Hagenbloen
Note
American National Band of Gklahams
Fannie Thompson
Lockwood
Cochiseenaty
Ettinger
Collins and Bretherton
Jerome Portland
Alent
Agua Prieta Gambling Closes Again on May Day
May 25. All gambling games in Agua Prieta have been closed again and there is no activity in drawing the dice or betting on the roulette wheel. The handling of gambling permits across the line remains uncertain, and public sentiment in Douglas suggests there would be no gambling if applied to Agua Prieta.
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Gouglas
Agua Prieta
Douglas
Arizona C. E. Report Shows State Progress
The Arizona Christian Endeavor Union executive committee met in Phoenix on May 14 and 15 with all but the Tucson vice-president Fay Prigmore in attendance. Twelve new societies formed in two and a half months. districts reorganized into nine zones. plans set to send state president Harold Singer to the New York world’s convention in July 1921. four Sacaton Pima Indians are expecting.
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Phoenix
Arizona Christian Endeavor Union
Fay Prigmore
Tucson
Maricopa
Pima County
Regord
Harold Singer
New York
Sacaton
Miss Toles to Boost Arizona at Convention
Miss Elsie Toles state superintendent announces plans to advertise Arizona at the National Educators association convention in Des Moines Iowa in July. She asks cooperation from chambers of commerce and commercial clubs statewide to carry out the program. Arizona will have six delegates plus Miss Toles with three already named John D Lopersayaratgadaail A J Matthews and Lucy Nash each holding high school or county superintendent roles.
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Phoenix
Elsie Toles
Superintendent of Public Instruction
Ari Wna
National Educators’ Association
Des Moines
Iowa
Chamber of Commerce and Commercial Club
Miss Toles
Arizona
Arizons
John D. Lopersayaratgadaail
Schools of
Phoeniy
A. J. Matthews
Tempe Normal School
Lucy Nash
Gila County
Webster Brothers and Kerby win over Greenlee contractors
In Safford on May 24 the Webster Brothers and Kerby contractors won a unanimous verdict against Greenlee County. They are awarded 21 876.95 total including interest after suing for 25 000 for overhead and operating expenses. The case, moved on venue and before Chambers, lasted 15 days in Superior court.
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Safford
Webster Brothers and Kerby Vt
Greenlee County
Webster Brothers and Kerby
Shiehwie
Graham
Beenlew
Webster Hrothers and Kerby
Water supply alert from Huachuca Water director
A. H. Gardner of Huachuca Water warns the big reservoir behind Boom shaft has not varied more than three inches since May 16 and remains short. He expects no rain until mid July, but assures drinking water remains available. Domestic use may continue full capacity, though irrigation has no supply and conservation remains imperative.
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A. H. Gardner
Huachuca Water Company
Hanehueas
Uve National Metals Recovery Co
Bert, Holland Mill
Tombstone to Host Tenth Cavalry Band for 4th Fest
Tombstone announces the Fort Huachuca Tenth Cavalry Band will headline a three day Fourth of July celebration. The event, organized by local Commercial Club leaders led by Mr. Boyd, aims to draw countywide visitors with a parade program and military demonstrations. Two local assaults in Piprtevie district claim lives and injuries. Malone and Rice are central to the incident.
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Tombstone
Amove
Fort Huachuew
Kidnapper of Young Girl Gets 23 Years in Arizona
Jose M Monteros, arrested after a cross country chase from New Orleans through Mexico, was sentenced in Prescott Arizona to 23 years in prison for a statutory offense involving a Salt Lake City girl. Arizona officials had indicated they would prosecute him there rather than in Utah. The girl testified against him and returned home yesterday.
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Salt Lake
Jose M. Monterus
Arizona
Offvers
New Orleans
Mexico
John Sweeney
Prescot, Aris
Monteros
Arigona
Rumor of Large Vein at Commonwealth Extension Mine
Reports from Peares claim the Commonwealth Extension mine hosts a persistent vein of ore in the Raly area. Claimants tied to Guy Eumons started work weeks ago, following a company drill from years past that yielded a cresting ore vein. Assays in Tombstone showed strong silver and gold, and a shipment was reportedly planned but failed. Gipcona of Tombstone confirms seeing a two foot wide vein, though details on valves and broader ore quantities remain uncertain.
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Peares
Commonwealth Extension
Guy Eumons
Tombstone
Lowell man sues deputy sheriff and firm over arrest
J J Zimpleman of Lowell sues Sheriff Hood Deputy Dukes and Maryland Casualty Company for 5500 in damages alleging an unlawful arrest on February 24 after a DUI-related incident near the Douglas road. The case, moved between Justice courts, claims improper charges and publication prejudicing Zimpleman’s character.
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Fune Estes
J. Je Zimpleman
Lowell
JE. Hood
Maryland Casualty Company
Dukes
Ate Dimple Mac
Ban McKenzie
Nels Peason
Doviglas Road
Zimpiechan
Pearson
Stebenz
Nquor
Three Cabsero
Justien Court
Fone
Justicee Court
Rishi
McKinese
Justice Court
Rishii
Weiter Bothe
Asaletant
Attorneve Flanigan and
Murry
McKengle
Rock Che
Zimpt
Iman and
Pearsoy
Auto Hangs On Edge Of Steep Embankment
An auto skidded off a Copper Basin grade embankment near Kirkland last night. Driver Richard egressed safely from the top of the vehicle with minor injuries while the front wheels clung to the highway. McNally remained at the scene and was later assisted by passing motorists. Nelson walked to Valley after detouring to catch a freight train.
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Kirkland
Vt Aant Realty
Ae Storp
Amluiktvett
Copper Basin
Richard
de McNally
Nelson
Towall Valley
S ' Prescu
Plans development of big concession Hoenin
Edward Brown returned from Mexico after securing a government concession of about 300000 acres of oil and agricultural lands south of the international line below Yuma. He outlines a development plan including a railroad to the border joining U S railways and a maritime Arizona, plus coast fisheries oil fields vast farmland and a port town 65 miles south of the border with an international racing track.
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Hoenin
Edward Brown
Mexico
Government of Mexico
Yuma
Colorado River
Gulf of California
Brown
Phoenix
United States
Southern Pacific
Arizona
Tucson Opens Finest Auto Camp Park in Southwest
The Tucson Chamber of Commerce announces a new auto camping park claimed as one of the finest in the southwest. It features reading rooms, showers, wash room, open air cooking stoves, electric lights, and camp amenities with police protection for campers.
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Southwest
Tucson Chamber of Commerce
Deportation of five aliens from Phoenix
Five aliens, four held at the immigration detention quarters as illegal entrants and one a convicted radical and former Soviet supporter, were deported yesterday from Phoenix to El Paso under the custody of R A Scott, inspector in charge of the local immigration office.
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Phoenix
United States
R.A. Scott
Immigration Service
el Paso
Huerta Returns to Sonora Capital in Government Shakeup
Douglas reports Huerta has relieved Governor and taken reins in Hermosillo. His first act orders a stop to sampling in Sonora as he assumes cabinet duties. Election timing unclear as power shifts to ensure national welfare amid unspecified governance changes.
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Douglas
Advico de x Huerta
Via
Hernosillo
Sonora
Pupmar
Damage case appealed to supreme court in Arizona
Francisco Varela appeals Bertram MacReid’s ranch death case to the state supreme court seeking $25000 for the death of Frank Varela a 19 year old who died when pulling up stumps on the Reid ranch. Trial in Yuma County yielded a verdict for Reid on May 28 1920 and a denial of a new trial.
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Phoenix
Francisco Varel
Bertram MacReid
State Supreme Court
Varela
Reid
Frank Varela
Yuma County
Supreme Court
Flags at half mast for late Chief Justice White
The governor’s office ordered all state armories and military posts to fly flags at half mast for the next 20 days in memory of the late Chief Justice White of the United States Supreme Court. President Harding reportedly requested this tribute.
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Phoenix
Fenharday
Tings Oq
White
United States Supreme Court
Harding
Arizona Banks Show Increase in Resources
Phoenix and national banks in Arizona report higher resources at April close per state superintendent Charles W. Pairfeild. Apache loans dropped compared with April 1920, with loans at 35,982,160.93 in April 1921 versus 2,425,910.44 in April 1920. 38,821,071.37 difference. Some banks listed in earlier statements not in today’s report include Central Bank of Phoenix and others pending receivership, plus absorption details by Turkon National Bank.
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Phoenix
National Banks of
Arizona
Charles W. Pair
Ftield
Central Bank of Phoenix
Central Bank of
Wickenburg
Somerston State Bank
Security Trust and Savings Bank of
Tucson
Turkon National Bank
Clarkdale Man Victim of Heart Disease
The body of Jack Sullivan, who died after drowning unconscious on Prescott streets Saturday afternoon, is being shipped today with friend David Mulcahy to Logansport, Ind., where two sisters await. He was taken to Mercy Hospital and attended by Dr J B McNally. the cause is valvular heart disease.
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Prescott
Jack Sullivan
David Mulcahy
Whipple Barracks
Logansport
Ind
Mercy
J.B. McNally
Pinal County Moves to Eradicate Rabbits in Tucson
A 23 May report says Pinal County authorities, with DOA officials, began poisoning efforts to reduce rabbit populations in Tucson gardens. Experiments involved poisoned baits over several nights to target jackrabbits and cotton tails, with a large toll of rabbits killed during the operation.
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Tucson
DOA 4
Binal County
Salih
Americans at Mexican convention receive free passports
May 25 report from Dopglas, Mexico City states American citizens attending the first international congress will have their passports visa free. Ives Selevier announced at the Mexican consulate, as U S business interests plan to be represented at the convention with under 1000 guests. Chambers of commerce and other associations have sent letters to various national entities through June seeking support.
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Dopglas
Mexico City
Ives CG. Selevier
Esterday
United States
Chambers of Commerce Apd
Sill
Five Year Old Narrowly Escapes Serious Injuries
A five year old boy in Hilber nearly faced serious harm yesterday afternoon when he attempted to ride a lumber train on Main Street. The child ran onto the tracks and was struck by a rear wheel, rolling over him two or three times. He was taken to the Copper Queen dispensary. doctors found no broken bones, though he sustained bruises.
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Hilber
Douclae Gilbert
Bos
Barrow
iGlbert-Hines
Main Street
Copper Queen
Car on Tucson Road Destroyed by Fire
A Studebaker owned by J. J. Jones was nearly destroyed by fire Tuesday night on the road to Tucson about ten miles from Tucson. Jones and G. Callison were passengers when the fan belt failed and the engine ignited. They dumped sand on the motor and escaped as the fire threatened explosion. tires and meter were burned.
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Studebaker
J. J. Jones
Tucson
DC. Jones
G. Callison
Jones
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