Indians 18 Upheld by Federal Court
May 27 A federal judge upheld a tribal court decision in a larceny case on an Indian reservation. Lopez eloped with a tribal member’s wife prompting a tribal damages award of two cows. Lopez and Valdez were acquitted after asserting they acted under Sacaton tribal court orders.
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Tueson
Wiliam H. Saw
United States District Court
Suanoper
Luis Valdez
Lopez
Juan Mike
Wromes
Husband
Tribal Court of First Instance
Sacaton
Mike
Valdez
Sawtelle
Lopes
Sacston
Allen R English Candidate for County Attorney
Allen R English, longtime Cochise County resident and former prosecuting attorney, announced his candidacy again for the same office subject to Democratic primaries. A prominent lawyer who lived in Tombstone and now operates in Bisbee, he pledges a thorough housecleaning of public affairs if elected.
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Allen R. English
Cochise County
English
Pears
Tombstone
Bisbee
Bagligh
Reservoir survey underway for San Simon valley irrigation
G E P Smith of Arizona University reports two storage reservoir sites surveyed in Cochise County. The work funds a broader irrigation study of San Simon, Sulphur Springs and San Pedro valleys. Stream gaging stations are being established across multiple Cochise streams to estimate water availability and potential cultivated land.
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San Simon
G. E P. Smith
Arizona University Department of Irrigation Engineering
Smith
Sam Simon
San Pedro
Douglas
Arizona
Geological Survey Bavy
Fairbank
Cochisel County
Silion
Wood
Simon Valley
Menega
Round Valley
White
Benson, St. David
Curtis
Benson and St. David
Charleston
Labor Questionnaires Plan To Probe Candidates
Labor Phoenix May 27 report two questionnaires prepared by the executive committee of the state federation of labor. One seeks detailed candidate records on labor views and prospects, sent to locals. The other targets national state and county candidates with many questions to reveal views on labor issues. If a candidate ignores the questionnaire, full publicity will appear in labor journals.
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Labor Phoenix
State Federation of Labor
Labor
Barrow Letter Question Spurs Handwriting Probe
The Arizona land board will submit the Barrows letter and signature specimens to Milton Carlson, a Los Angeles handwriting expert, to determine if the letter was forged or authored by A V Parker. The board plans hearings amid political maneuvering as Governor Campbell prepares for national Republican events.
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Phoenix
Barrows
Moeur
Land Board
G. Barrows
Milton Carlson
Los Angeles
EB. Perry
Campbell Baw
Chicago
Labor Shortage Hits Highway Service in Phoenix Area
May 27 report from the Arizona highway department notes growing difficulty securing skilled highway laborers as the cotton embargo nears and Salt River Valley regions face acute shortages. The bridge department struggles to keep pace with rising tensions and labor demands across the state.
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Phoenix
Ata’ Highway Department
Skhway
Salt River Valley
Resigns as Head of Flagstaff Normal
Dr Seeager resigns as president of Northern Arizona Normal School effective September 1 to seek the governor’s office. He cites family health as reason for leaving, expressing regret at leaving the state institution after notable service. Further appointment details awaited from officials.
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Flagstaff
Greager
Northern Arizona Armal School
Seeager
Crece
Gila Oil Well 4 Begins Strong Start in Gila Valley
Bowie's Gila valley oil field wakes after a long dormancy as Imperial Standard drills at 900 feet at United States Oil and Refining wet site. The new rig aims for a buried pool beneath the old dis gate with visible oil and hopes for a swift summer development. Community optimism grows as geological soundness and initial oil presence spark renewed activity.
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Bowie
Gila Valley
Imperial Standard
United States Ol and Refining Company
Gila
Arizona Teacher to Attend Nebraska Vocational Conference
Helen Halm of the University of Arizona training department, Tucson, was chosen by Miss Beulah Coon to attend a Vocational Education conference in Nebraska from May 21 to June 5, representing home economics in the state program.
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Phoenix
Helen Halm
University of Arizona
Tucson
Buelah Coon
de Bel
Nebraska
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Southern Pacific CO
Service Auto CO
Cor. Allen
J. C. Dugat
Barrow
Land Department
A.V. Parker
Benson
Parker
Harrows
Brun
Yavapai
Coconino County
D. A. Gilchrist
Gilchrist
Department
EE. Fridley
Coconino
FA. Chisholm
Flag
H. C. Heard
Maricopa County
Teft
Chandler
Geonaor
First National Bank
Federal Feserve System
Studebaker
FORD
Tombstone Auto Co
Ford Cars
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