Two men to die on Friday January 13 1922 in Arizona
Phoenix dispatch reports Tomas Roman and Ricardo Lauterio sentenced to death by Arizona Supreme Court for murder. Each to be hanged on January 13 1922 at the state penitentiary in Florence. Lauterio killed his sweetheart Adelema Sosa during a Tempe hold up. Roman involved in separate Tempe robbery and murder incidents.
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Phoenix
Aeath Celle
Flovence
Supreme Court of Arizona
Tomas Roman
Ricardo Lauterio
Lauterio
Seilty
Stanford
Superior Court
Adelema Sosa
Dulee Stanford Sen
Florence Ie
Raey Venioud
Luuteria Agpreas
August Hintze
Baberss Tempe
Stanfied
Sie Penta
Supreme Court
Sataf
Oman
Spangler
Durin
Tempe
Lave
Baker
Young Hintze
Angler
Himsell
Martinez
Martines
Homan
Train Arrives Heavily Guarded Through Yuma
Rumors of a bandit attempt on Southern Pacific No 10 near Lower California prompted Mexican authorities to place heavy guards on the train. No 110 reached Yuma at 12:35 am with guards off board, officials in Mexicali notified of an undisturbed run. Reports say reinforcements are sent to Tijuana and Mexicali, and saloons and confessions close at 2 am.
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Yuma
Southern Pacific
Lower
California
No. 110
Mexicali
Tia Juana
Tourists Die as Train Strikes Car Near Flagstaff
Oct 23. Mr. and Mrs. F E Hindman of Denver were killed when their automobile was hit by an Atchison Topeka and Santa Fe train east of Flagstaff. The Hindmans, about 60, were reportedly en route to California to visit friends. Mr. Hindman was a Mason and Mrs. Hindman belonged to Fern Chapter, Order of the Eastern Star in Denver.
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F.E Hindman
Denver
Here
Hindman
Tombstone High School Holds Honors Day Exercises
High School exercises honor Tombstone graduates winning a University of Arizona scholarship. Programs include Americas Finest Orchestra and performances by students ComneHie, Riese Cored, Camilla Dalgleish, Fred Sokuson, Lotte Lockwood, Norma Burr.
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Tombstone
University of Arizona
Clase Lasne
University
Fresha
la ComneHie
Riese Coredis
Camilla Dalgleish
Fred Sokuson
Lotte Lockwood
Norma Burr
Americas
Paul Lincke
Clay
Heavily armed Mexicans arrested in Yuma hold up attempt
In Yuma four heavily armed men tried to rob Jackson near Second and Main streets at midnight. Police detained 15 men after the confrontation, two found with concealed weapons. The incident disrupts local dance at Ft. Yuma Indian School. Jackson, member of the Yuma Indian Papal, was targeted but resisted.
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Yuma
Atam Party
Bel Wir Fark
Leo Et Jackson
Midnigh
Tke County
Jackson
Yama Indian Papel
Ft. Yuma
Sonora Waging Fight Against Border Bandits
Comandante June Estrada leads patrols along Sonora and western Chihuahua border to protect American property. Last week he recovered two stolen horses from a northern ranch and will return them to the owner. The effort aims to curb robberies reported on both sides of the line.
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Douglas
Comandante
Estrada
Bos Fer
Sonora
Contactuas
Chibuama
Comandazite Estrada
Sésor
Comandante Estrada
Explosion at circus as roustabouts blamed by police
Nov 1 reports say fences, outhouses and flowers damaged by Hal Jowe'en Priesters forces in Douglas. Four men, all Mexicans aged 14 to 18, were detained as police linked the blast to a roustabout crew from the circus. A large tree shattered but no other major destruction occurred. arrests included John Black, W. Hashes, and Marty Johnson. The bomb was believed aimed at the menagerie tent to stampede elephants.
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Douglas
Hal Jowe
Cliude
Coestable Wilk
John, Black
W. Hashes
Marty Johnson
cir + cds today
Palleet
Pollde
Editor of Deportee Held in Booze Case
Phoenix editor of The Deportes magazine was arrested by federal prohibition officials and charged with possessing and transporting liquor. He appeared before Judge J.B. Henke, released on bond, and was a principal witness in the prosecutions connected to the Bisbee deportations of July 12, 1917.
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Phoenix
Lows Grass
Autor of the Deportes
Prohibition
J.B Henke
Unita Stites Center
Grose
Bisbee
Insane Patient Foiled Jump From Train Near Casa Grand
A deranged prisoner named Koch being escorted to the state hospital at Phoenix attempted to leap from a moving train eight miles east of Casa Grand. Deputy Lo Wright and cattle inspector Wright restrained him after he smashed a coach window, pulling him back by one leg until aid arrived. He was later landed safely in Phoenix.
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Heriff J. & Hood
Koch
Phoenix
Lo Wright
St. David
Wright
Casa Grand
Milnes Tour Aims to Secure Cotton Pickers
Arizona immigration commissioner Milnes and wife arrived in Douglas and will depart today. Milnes travels with W. H. Knox of Phoenix to recruit cotton pickers for the Salt River valley and other parts of the state.
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Douglas
Arizona
Milnes
W. H. Knox
Phoenix
Salt River Valley
Robbers Loot Sonora Bar Shocks Nogales Complaint
Complaints to the corporation commission allege Bisbee residents run private stage lines and charge fares. Looters last night stole liquor valued at hundreds of dollars from the Cave club bar in Nogales Sonora after gaining entry by prying the door and avoiding licenses and taxes.
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Corporation Commission
Varios
Nogales
Ariz
Lcense
Cave Club
Sonora
Patie
Water Company Regulation Read In Fire Suit Trial
Judge Pattee presides as Bisbee Naco Water Company breach suit reads 90 pages of regulatory order from the Arizona Corporation Commission. Defense and plaintiff attorneys clash over contract existence while rulings on admissibility are argued amid fire suit proceedings.
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Theson
Arne
Arizona Poration Commission
Bisbee Naco Water Company
Samuel L. Pattee
Bisher Water Company
Bisbee Limiter Company
John Mie Fon Toss
James S Casey
Franke E Chrtey
Michael Shannon
Thomas Woods
George Hilsinger
Pattee
Frank E. Carley
Mart
Corley
Hille
Shannon Ars
Burro Killed in Collision Injures Rider Escapes
A Mexican rider on a burro was injured in a collision with a Chevrolet touring car driven by WY 6 Wotton yesterday afternoon. The burro died on impact while the Mexican and his companion escaped with minor injuries. A jury reportedly advised the sheriff that the Mexican should be compensated for the burro’s loss and any injuries.
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Wotton
Joe Hauge
Ed Ht Altvan
Mes
Hunter crossing line warned by Treasury official
Al Scharf of the U S customs service warned Tucson hunters they must present themselves for inspection before entering Mexico in search of game. He cautioned against crossing at unguarded desert points and said trophies cannot be brought back without permits from the state game warden and customs authorities in the crossing district.
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al Scharf
Treasury Department
Unit States Customs Service
Tucson
Mexico
Mr. Scharit
Circus advance man robbed in Nogales
Frank Cassidy, advance man for a circus due to appear in Nogales, was robbed of all his cash and his coat by masked bandits while sightseeing in Nogales Sonora. The incident occurred today and was reported to Nogales officials.
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Circus
Nogales
Cassidy
Sonora
Fire In Catalina Mountains Near Tucson Suppressed
Forest officials say campers cooking a meal likely started the blaze in the Catalina range last Sunday. Deputies and volunteers fought the fire along rough canyons and east wall, extinguishing it after a stubborn effort. no wind limited damage but fire could have spread to Coronado forest. Official warns that wilful negligence causing forest fires is punishable under state and federal laws.
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Tucson
Forestry
Huutine
Catalina Mountain
Frans Grubamt
Altorestrs
Ess
McKenzie
Grate
Pitta Catyon
Stuch Iy
Catalinas
Coronada Forest
Grones
Thrown From Horse In Arizona Buck Hunt Incident
Elmer, a local champion boy rifle shot, was thrown from a horse during a trip in Aravaipa canyon near Wilcox Arizona. He suffered a cut chin and lip and a facial wound but escaped serious injury after a buck charged cattle. he was brought to Wilcox by J F Green and treated by Dr Briscoe.
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Wilwon
Ariz
Cardenshire
Aravaipa Canyon
Lnck
Willcox
J. F. Green
Cartridge's Misfire Delays Son's Violent Attempt
In Yuma on an October morning, a cartridge failed to explode, halting an attempted shooting by Alfred Baker at his father Ed Baker. Sheriff Jim Pothamus intervened, striking the assailant from behind as they grappled, with the elder Baker overpowering his son during the tense moments.
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Yuma
Oct
Ed. Baker
CS. Reclamation Service
Alfred
Jim Vothamus
Sherif Pothamus
Former Douglas resident killed in Aug accident
Mrs Jalla Stevens Reppert, a former Douglas resident, died in an August accident. Details emerged after her sister Mrs Jesse Irving of Benson returned home. Surviving family includes sisters Mrs KW Stewart of Tucson and Mrs Kenneth Newell of Yamaz, and brother Walter Stevens of Bonanza.
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Douglas
Jalla Stevens Reppert
Dour
Nauta
Antonigi
Repperts
Jesse Irving
Benson
San Antonio
Faye
Mies Stevens
Mo Prietions
San Angui
KW Stewart
Tucson
Hottinin
Bantonne Matthew's
Los Angeles
Kenneth Newell
Yamaz
J. Norton Mattersit
Tempe
Irving
Benson, Vail
Walter Stevens
Bonzins
San Carlos project added to immediate construction list
Phoenix reports say the San Carlos project is included in federal reclamation works to be advanced under an unemployment program. Senator Henry F. Ashurst conveys approval from a Washington unemployment conference. Otto T. Mallory notes the project, already begun by the Indian service, is ready for further development by the reclamation service.
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Phoenix
San Carios
Washington
Henry F. Ashurst
Ashurst
Arizona
Otto T. Mallory
National Public Works Committee
San Carlos
Indian Service
Reclamation Service
Furnace at Miami to restart copper smelter after shutdown
A historical note reports the Copper Company resuming furnace operations at the Miami smelter after a six month shutdown due to low copper demand. General Manager Thomas J. O Allen oversees the restart as the plant aims to process concentrates and supply copper products for ongoing markets.
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Netivi
Thomas J. O'Allen
Min
Hardy Battles Three Surglars In Nogales
In Nogales Arizona on November 1 Manuel Morales Arturo Lose and Manuel Lov Tee were captured after a home invasion attempt at Charles Hardy, a former US Customs official. Hardy fought off an attacker striking him with a quill bottle, aiding arrests while the other suspects were apprehended.
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Nogales
Ari
Manuel Morales
Arturo Lose
Manuel Lov Tee
Charles
Hardy
Daerd
Woman mine promoter of Santa Cruz dead in New York visit
Mrs Roorké Beele, promoter linked to Santa Cruz mining efforts, died in New York after a brief illness. Reports say she had traveled recently to support a Mexican mining proposition and succumbed to acute indigestion two hours after being admitted.
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Santa Cruz
Roorké Beele
New York
Mexico
Dr Kiene Elected Head of Santa Cruz County Farm Bureau
At Nogales on October 31 Dr Le W Kiene of Bletn was chosen president of the Santa Cruz County Farm Bureau at the annual meeting. A M Benjamin of Inolte was elected vice president and J Bristol of this city named secretary.
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DR. Klene
Santa Cruz County
Eshew Pioneer George Toles Admitted to Douglas Hospital
George Toles, an Eshew pioneer, is in A hospital in Douglas after being brought from New York where he received radium treatment. He fell ill in Los Angeles months ago and was under Fr. Shine's care. He improved briefly in the East but remains seriously ill. His daughters Miss Elsie and Mrs Murlan are with him.
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George Toles
Eshew
A. Hospital
New York
Lono Angeles
Fr. Shine
Elsie
Murlan
Douglas
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Virginia
Todian
Deportee
Seealinedan
Burro
Cartridge
Man
Son
Miami
Mardy
Throw
Douglas Hospital
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