Land Board Ruling Says Majority Can Meet Without Governor
PHOENIX May 28 a majority of the state land board may call a meeting at any time in the absence of the governor, a member, per attorney general Wiles E Jones The opinion follows an inquiry by Governor Campbell regarding a special meeting held while he attended a congressional Indian affairs subcommittee session in Parker The board renewed all oil and grazing leases for two years to facilitate development while consolidating holdings to attract capital The land department set a higher oil lease charge than grazing and taxes collected amounting to about 100000 from oil leases, with the action aimed at enabling early oil production under state regulation
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Land Board
Jones
Goveror
Phoenix
State Land Board
Wiles E. Jones
Campbell
Holbrook District
Parker
Congressional
Subcommittee On
Indian Affairs
W. A. Moyer
Land Department
The
Maddock Receives 15 Tractors and Gear for State Use
Phoenix report states the Arizona state highway department will receive 15 big tractors eight auto machine shops and substantial shop equipment from the federal government under the Kahn DIM surplus war materials program. Value estimated between 100000 and 200000, with the state taking over at appraised value.
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Phoenix
State Highway Department
Juveen
Bureau of Public Roads
Arizona State Engineer to Consolidate Offices
Arizona state engineer Maddock plans to move his offices to the department supply depot two blocks south of the capital while awaiting a new state engineer building urged by Governor Campbell. In Bisbee Eduardo Gomez and Artero Haro reportedly stole $20 from a Lincoln schoolteacher. the money was recovered by Miss Jess Ford, the treasurer, with suspicion pointing to Arturo and Rivardo, two Mexican youths who have caused trouble before.
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Phoenix
Maddock
Campbell
Bisbee
Eduardo Gomez
Artero Haro
Lincoln School
Jés Ford
Treant
Miss Ford
Arturo and
Rivardo
Mexicas
Bénarde
Congress
Killing at San Luis border sparks raid rumors
Report from San Luis and Yuma describes a border killing as five men led by Lieutenant Paraita stirred by a raid. Jacinto Noreiga is dead, Paraita missing, and revolutionary agents seize the border camp while cash and liquor vanish amid shifting loyalties and unclear leadership.
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Yuma
Jacinto Noreiga
San Lule
Paraita
Noreiga
Paralta
San Luis
San Diego Route Blocked By Tunnel Cave In
Tucson residents planned to ride the San Diego and Arizona railroad to San Diego but the line is temporarily closed after a tunnel cave in. No reopening date has been set as of May 28.
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Tucson
Unidentified man struck by Santa Fe train near Holbrook
A man killed by a Santa Fe train in Holbrook carried 2600 in currency and silver, with a checkbook showing large deposits but no identifying name. He had been staying at the Commercial hotel and was a stranger to Holbrook, with no ID or local records to identify him.
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Flagstaff
Santa Fe
Holbrook
Indian coal deposits eyed in Arizona report
Governor Campbell informed western governors that a congressional bill would permit development of Indian reservation lands in northern Arizona into major coal mines. The report notes millions of tons of coal and possible asbestos, with leases sought by mining firms and broad development hopes across the region.
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Phoenix
Campbell
Congress
Arizona
Indiana
Tax Commission
de H
South Ee
Individua
Induet
Hope Congress May Fund Parker Irrigation Project
May 28 Parker reports raise hope that Congress may spend 8.006 million dollars on the Parker project via the Indian department and the soldier settlement act. C. M. Zander notes engineering surveys are ready, with Parker townsite funds partially used, while Rep. Carl Hayden plans further action to start preliminary irrigation work on the reservation if a general reclamation plan is approved.
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Phoenix
Congress
Carl Hayden
Indian Department
Parker
C. M. Zander
State Tax Commission
Congressional
Zander
Hayden
Arizona
Aerial visitors crash near Santa Margarita ranch
On May 27 in Tucson, Lieutenants Louis Burton and Norman Tilley of the border patrol service survived a crash near J. M. Ronstadt's Santa Margarita ranch while topographical survey work for the Nogales Tucson quadrangle. The engine failed at 200 feet, the plane wrecked, and both men escaped with minor injuries. They were taken to Nogales by Henry Dalton, ranch manager, and the salvageable gear was recovered the next day. They were en route to Baboquiviri peak at about 45 mph when the accident occurred.
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Iafety
Tucson
Santa Margarita Ranch
J. M. Ronstadt
Louis Burton
Norman Tilley
Border Patrol Service
Nogales Tucson Quadrangle
Henry Dalton
Leutenants
Dalton
Nogales
Baboquiviri Peak
Hunt Goes East To War Instructions
Former Governor George W. P. Hunt left Phoenix for Washington to obtain instructions from the state department and to pursue his path as minister. He announces his candidacy for Corporation Commissioner in the upcoming general election if endorsed by Democratic primary voters. T. D. Cashel reports from Phoenix.
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Phoenix
George W. P. Hunt
Washington
State Department
Fear Smelter Fumes Fatal to Honey Bee in Verde Valley
Phoenix residents report copper smelter fumes harming bee industry near Verde Valley. Bee raisers petition for an official inquiry into bee die offs. State entomologist Dom C. Mote and plant pathologist B. C. George plan field checks at Camp Verde starting Monday.
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Phoenix
Verde Valley
Dom C. Mote
B. C. George
Camp Veréo
Cochise County Political Candidates for Various Offices
A list of Cochise county candidates announces bids for county offices including supervisor county attorney mine inspector county assessor county recorder school superintendent treasurer sheriff and others. Candidates such as John E Newbury L Winters om C Foster Joseph Hansen George R Henshaw L See Hutchison Harry E Scott Guy Welch James F McDonald and others seek Democratic primaries on September 7 1920 with pledges of impartiality progress and economy in office.
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Cochise County
Douglas
John E. Newbury
Democrateker
L. Winters
County Recorder
Cochtee County
Hutchison
James F. McDonald
Local Candidates Seek County and State Posts in Primary
Allen R English seeks Cochise County Assessor nomination in the Democratic primary set for September 7. James Allison announces for State Superintendent of Schools, aiming for Democratic endorsement in the upcoming primary. Thatcher in Graham County lists petitions and candidacies.
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A. C
Petersox
Thatcher
Graham County
Arizona births rise as health department safeguards babies
Phoenix reports 1819 births in January to March 1920, a yearly rate of 7278, with 918 boys and 875 girls. The analysis notes undercounting and estimates population near 335,000, citing illegitimate births at 1 in 100 and infancy mortality: 68 stillbirths and 288 deaths in the first year, suggesting many deaths preventable.
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Arizona
Phoenix
State Board of Health
State Health Department
Arigona
Pima
Yuma
Flagstaff Battery Passes Inspection in Arizona Guard
Phoenix May 28 Federal recognition of Battery A First Seidl arillery Arizona national guard at Flagstaff will be recommended by Maj Julian F Guajot according to Adjutant General Walters Ingalls who accompanied him. Battery consists of five officers and 120 enlisted men with six officers' commissions among them. One of the most enthusiastic men is James Swinnerton cartoonist living in Flagstaff.
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Phoenix
Seid Arillery
Arizona National Guard
Flagstaff
Julian F. Ganjot
First
United States Cavalry
Walters Ingalls
Guajot
Douglas
James Swinnerton
Arizona to Finance Parker Dam, Governor Declares
Phoenix May 28 Governor Campbell told the house committee on Indian affairs that Arizona will find a way to finance Parker Dam construction if the Parker project is opened. The remark came during a visit by a delegation to Parker on Tuesday.
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Phoenix
Parker
Arisona
Campbell
House Committee On Indian Arom
Arizona Third Best in U S School System Study
New York May 24 The Rawser Sage foundation reports Arizona ranks third in the nation for state school systems in the study entitled An Index Number for State School Systems. California is second, Montana first, with New Jersey and Washington fourth and fifth. The findings show U S education efficiency up 50 years from 26 in 1870 to 52 today, with the West improving and the East declining. Utah shows the greatest gain, Maryland the greatest decline, New Jersey the only Eastern state gaining.
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New York
Arizona
United States
Rawser Sage Foundation
Caliifornia
Montana
New Jersey
Washington
Department of Educations
Foundation
Leonard P. Ayers
Department of Education
Ted
The
Utah
Maryland
Yue
Three Forces Take Field Against Pancho Villa
El Paso reports that three commands are sent into the Parral region to hunt Pancho Villa. Generals Ignazio Enriquez Marcelo Caraco and J Gonzalo Escobar lead troops pursuing Villa who has dodged capture. The struggle stems from Villa’s vow to avenge General Felipe Angeles as Provisional President Calles pressures for peace.
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Pancho Villa
Parrall
Villa
Ignaio Enriquez
Marcello Caraco
J. Gonzalo Escobar
el Valle
Jimenez
Plutarco Elias Calles
el Vall
Escobar
Felipe J Angeles
Homer Carr
American Smelting & Refining Company
Enrique
Carr
WM Drury
Min Ink
Soething
Regents Meet Wednesday to Consider New Dormitory
Tucson May 27 Wednesday the Board of Regents of the University will meet in the presidents office to discuss the drawing plans for a new dormitory that the university intends to begin this summer.
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Tucson
Rersvie
Unie Coty
Dhe Steel
den Durmiter
Boy Lady Biber Involved in Tombstone Car Crash
A young boy, son of Willan Holland of Tombstone, suffered injuries when a cart collision occurred near a bar. He was knocked to the ground and did not regain consciousness until late afternoon. He was treated at Copper Queen Hospital.
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Willan Holland
Tombstone
Harner Oil and Hibbs Rubber in Weekly Market Review
A terse market note highlights Harner Oil Co Ltd and Hibbs Rubber Co Inc as industrial stocks with potential for profit, noting monthly developments and the risk of high leverage on capitalization. The weekly market review promises further insights and invites readers to request a free copy.
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Hibbs Rubber Co., Inc
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