Bank reopening hinges on bond settlement and papers
The Tombstone story reports the First National Bank of Tombstone may reopen this Saturday if final documents can be executed with authority from the East. J P Connolly is slated as cashier, with Mrs. Mary Costello as president and a new board to move the bank toward becoming a Cochise county stronghold. timing hinges on war-era papers and comptroller approval.
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Hens Men
Los Antonie Keles
New York
Rowe
Daily Prospector
Tomtotone Dai
Bisbee
Connolly
Andi
McCans
Tombstone
Pete Tanner
Gram Int
Costello
B. Connolly
Bank of Bisbee
Liberty Loan
Red Cross
Fatherless Children of France
United War Fund Drive
Elks Lodge
Bisbee Council
Knights of Columbus
Orn
First National Bank
Cochise County
Rivera Discharged in Patagonian Trial Over Cattle Killing
Genavo Rivera, charged a second time with cattle killing, was tried at Patagonia before Justice Pendergrass and discharged for insufficient evidence. The case involved alleged private car companies operating in the Ruby district of Arizona, with about 125 such entities noted. Taxes on Rivera and the specifics of the alleged killings were reported by Phoenix dispatchers.
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Nogales
Ariz
Genavo Rivera
Justee
Pendergrass
Patagonia
Phoenix
Rivera
Ruby
Arizona
Four men sentenced in U. S. District Court in Phoenix
United States district court in Phoenix imposed sentences on four men. Pauld B Priscott was fined 590 dollars for illegal possession of liquor and appealed to the circuit court. Emmet Meeks received 25 months in Leavenworth for transporting stolen items from Los Angeles to Phoenix. Ernest Miller was found not guilty on related charges. Loue Lin and Wong Jiar Ree, both of Arizona, were fined 200 dollars after narcotics convictions and a Phoenix man denied drug involvement while his home was searched.
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Phoenix
United States District Court
Pauld B Priscott
Circuit Court of Appeals
Emmet Meeks
Los Angeles
Thoents
Leavenworth
Ernest Miller
Meeks
Louw Lint
Wong Jiar Ree
Casa Grande
Chin Jose
Wong Gar Kee
Tim
Louie Lim
Escaped Convict Plans Escape as He Starts Home
Phoenix watchers report an escaped Colorado convict named Burns planned another escape as he began return to Canyon City. Capt. Ireland and guards found a hidden three cornered file in Burns coat lapel during a sheriffs office search. Burns and Montgomery, also an escaped inmate, were handcuffed and sent back toward Colorado with two deputies.
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Phoenix
Carl C. Barns
Colorado State Penitentiary
Ireland
Colorado Oriels
Burns
Sheriffs Office
Canyon City
Colo
Joseph E Montgomery
Prigavier
Colorado
Irehind
Lurch
Vity
Hillray
Mont- Remery
Pulliam State Room
Santa Fe
Jess Harris
Entine
Brandlars
W. M. Smith
Los Angeles
Pbewass
Casa Grants
Nick Papo
Fot Montgomery
Casa Grande
State of
University of Arizona president post draws varied applicants
The board of regents reviews 22 candidates for the vacant university presidency caused by Dr. H.R. von KleinSmid's resignation. Applicants include deans and qualified principals from Nebraska and Tennessee towns, with one applicant noting a five year earlier photograph and a mustache now shaved. Some men would accept $10,500 yearly plus a home, while none of the Arizona men applied.
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Board of Regents University
H.R von KieinSmid
Arizona
Nebraska
Tennessee
Wile
Esident Ma
Mental Hygiene Survey To Be Made Of Arizona Entry
Dr Thoms Haines of the national mental hygiene commission was elected executive Byron Thomas is trimming up his secretary of the committee which will make a mental hygiene survey of Arizona. A racing Chevrolet entered in the 50 mile race at the Douglas fair week is the same car that won a July Fourth race in Douglas. County taxes become delinquent next Monday at 5 o clock. the county treasurer closes. The RB Krebs Auto Company of Lowell owns the car. A 5 percent penalty will be added after that date.
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Phoenix
Thoms Haines
National Mental Hygiene Commission
Byron Thomas
Chevrolet
Douglas da
Zona
Thomas E
Campbell
State Capitol
Douglas
RB. Krebs/teasurer
Dr. Haines
New Auto Company of
Lowell
York to direct the xurtey in this state meeting discussion
York addressed the group at today's meeting focusing on directing the xurtey and outlining plans for upcoming work in this state. The discussion highlighted assignment roles and next steps for project implementation.
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York
Arizona stockmen organize 200 dollar finance company
Hington November 2 advances for agricultural and livestock loans totaling nearly 100 dollars were announced by the War Finance Corporation. Two advances were made to institutions in several states, including Kansas and Louisiana, with highs of 567 thousand dollars and 254 thousand plus. a 100 thousand dollar loan to a California cooperative and new finance companies organized in Blackfoot Idaho and Tucson Arizona with initial capitals of 1000 and 200 thousand dollars respectively.
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Hington
War Finance Corporation
Montana
Iewa
North and
South Dakota
Minesota
Missouri
Kansas
North Carolina
Louisana
California
Kansan
Louisiana
Blackont
Idaho
General Agricultural
Tucson
Arizona
Florida
Fatal Injuries From Show Grounds Attack
Nov 1 an employee found wounded beside the railway tracks near the show grounds in Hie. A knife was embedded in the abdomen with intestines exposed. He was rushed to hospital as officers pursue a report of a "show bor s" attack and a possible staged assault.
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Hopglas
Douglas
Hie
Mas l
Shriners to Stage Big Ceremonial in Phoenix
Shriners plan a major two day ceremonial at El Zar Hub temple in Phoenix on Friday and Saturday November 11 and 12 during Industries Week. The event expects record attendance and features a parade downtown and initiation rites plus a spectator program including auto and motorcycle races, auto polo and aviation stunts at the state fair grounds supervised by Barney Oldfield.
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Arizona
el Zar Hub
Barney Oldfield
Von Kleinsmid Congratulates Tombstone Victory
Dr Von Kleinsmid congratulates Tombstone as Cochise County schools dominate the top four grades with Tombstone, Miami, Bisbee, and Willcox taking leading spots. A musical program by Prof Tilford’s high school orchestra followed the addresses.
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Lorna Lockwood
Fritz Johnson
Cochise County
Tombstone
Miami
Bisbee
Willcox
Prof. Tilford
Bank reopening delayed at Tombstone this week
The First National Bank of Tombstone reopening is postponed due to telegram authority delays. William A. Tifeen reports the expected date will be announced after Mrs Mary Costello and her attorney finalize reorganizing papers. J Connolly, 20 years as cashier in Tombstone, arrives to assume duties once opened. The Tombstone Daily Prospector notes the postponement is unavoidable and will be brief.
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First National Bank of
Tombstone
Ina
Alb
William A. Tifeen
Mary MM. Costello
Costello
Willome
Mir Enten
Bowen
Consular General Sought for West Coast
Nogales Arizona Nov 1 a move to establish a United States Consul General for the west coast of Mexico with quarters in Nogales Sonora. The plan argues the coast is economically distinct from the rest of Mexico and should be served from Nogales rather than Mexico City. The Chamber of Commerce backs the step amid potential reorganization of the diplomatic service.
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West Coast
Nogales
United States
Sonora
Arizona
Mialco
Mexico
Nomates
Sonore
University of Arizona students strike called off in Tucson
University of Arizona students and faculty reached peace after a walkout threat over hazing suspensions. Twenty upperclassmen were suspended but reinstated and returned to classes. President von KleinSmid arrived in Tombstone to present a scholarship cup and address local students, with a later report promised. Ah Wong the Tombstone Chinese laundryman returned with his wife from China after over two years away.
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Pesident
RB von KleinSmid
University of Arizona
Tombstone
von KleinSmid
CE Tilford
von KieinSmids
Ah Wong
Hhs
China
Mexican Labor Survey Says No New Mexican Cotton Imports
A survey by Immigration officials in New Mexico and Arizona finds no need to import additional Mexican labor this season. Officials report ample local workers and note several thousand cotton pickers will be employed in the Salt River valley and surrounding regions, with mid-November start dates and plans to move workers from nearby counties.
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Phoenig
Minek
Mino
Suit River
Veteran Printer Admitted to Pioneer Home Listing Arizona Miners
Veteran printer with 43 years in the trade and his mining peers from Yavapai Cochise and Pima counties were admitted to the Pioneer Home in Taeson. The group includes Augustus Williamson 1 Jerry Green 70 and James Keating 75 among seven or more guests. Hart Wingur of the board confirms the admissions and notes several miners from varied counties.
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Arions
Taeson
Pia
Vasauex
Aes
Charles H. Tully
Bulletin
Board of
Direct of State
Vasquee
Arizona
Talbers
Augustus ©. Williamson
Darden
Yavapai County
Jerry Green
Tombstone
John A. Lincoln
Cochise County
Yavapai
James Keating
Jacob Martin
Clachsmith
Pima County
Hart Wingur
Tere
Hoan of Directors
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BANK
First National Bank of Tombtone
W. A. Bowen
Mary M. Costello
J.P. Connolly
Phace
William A. Bow
Raymond Earhart
Earhart
Pulimian
Pacific Fruit Express Company
San Francisco
U. & District Court
Grand Canyon
Seligman
Salt River
Yuma
Weather Bureau
Flagstaff
Nitus
U. OF A. President
Mur
Shriners
Phoenia
Rertainen
William A Inves
R. B. Thomas
Louie Carpenter
Edward Asner
George Chambers
Ross Kingsbury
George Hill
Percy Stafford
Rassel van Kirk
Wi G. Scott
JW. Huffman
C. A. Clements
Ho Merrill
HL Benedict
RB Maestas
J. B. Eason
H. Rafferty
E. Twomey
Witty
H. Hillman
J. Briscoe
Pres. von Kleinswid
Bar
Mestoo
Orneu
Thesot
Ae Copper Qiewa Minute Company
Salt River Valley
Pioneer Home
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