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Newspaper

Tombstone Epitaph

Location

Tombstone, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Nov 06, 1921

Page

7

Letter and bank deal anchor Tucson article

In Tucson the San Simon valley bank purchase by the Cooperative Bank and Trust Co. is announced with a paid up capital of 10,000, to operate as a Tucson branch. Nogales reports a large hunting party leaving for Port Libertad led by Mayor Harrison and Harry Karns, with details of supplies and crew.

Tucson Parcnase San Simon Valley Simon Cooperative Bank’ and Trust Company of WP Dann State Banking Department Dansald San Simon Bank Tute Tucson Bank San Simon Valle Tucsen Nogales Aru Port Libertad Gulf of California Jim Harrison Harry California Fowler Mexian Treasury Department Washington Harry Karns HK. Cumming Frank Lown S.J. Lown Lawrence Rhaneas Bol Karns Stanley Bryant Vic Water L. O'Neill Charles V. Fowler John Jand J. W. Marleay

Spurious Government Checks in Circulation Warned by Secret Service

A warning letter reports U S treasury checks circulating in the southwest with a counterfeit payee name and typical face value of seventy five dollars. Checks on safety paper mimic the Treasury insignia and are witnessed by two people. Merchants and local officers are urged to detain anyone presenting these checks and notify the Secret Service promptly for investigation.

United States Treasury Bankers United States Secret Service Fund Force Secret Service

Haloween Weenee Roast At Schieffelin Tomb

A Halloween gathering described as a Weenee roast drew attendees including officials from the treasurer's office. After a parade with flaming witches’ brooms, M. Gaines reportedly faced an unsettling moment at his Arcade Hotel quarters before being escorted to the Schieffelin tomb where a roaring fire blazed as costumed guests participated.

KKE Schieffelis Monument M. Gaines Mr. Gaines Arcade Hotel KKK Schieffelin Tomb

Mexico confirms taxi driver Yeager alive after disappearance

C L Yeager, a taxicab driver who vanished from Agua Prieta about two weeks ago, is alive in Mexico. Constable J W Mourr and officials note letters showing Yeager alive, though exact whereabouts remain undisclosed. Prior rumors linked his car left outside an Agua Prieta store to foul play.

Douglas C. L. Yeager Agua Prieta Mexico J. W. Mourr Yeager Fourr

Arizona to Guard Colorado River Rights

Arizona officials vow strong protection of Colorado River power rights, with Sims Fly noting the state’s great potential and a demand for clear dialogue with Edison project backers. He stresses responsibility to safeguard Arizona’s interests as power development proceeds.

Phoenix R. H. Ballard Southern California Edison Company George C. Ward Edison Colorado Arizona Republican Today Sims Fly Arizona Resource Board Arizona Fa Tin

Vagrants jailed after White City raid near Fort Huachuca

Taken in a raid at White City near Fort Huachuca this morning after four o'clock Clayton Johnson was confined to the county jail under a 30 day sentence for vagrancy. The operation by Undersheriff Blyth Deputy Raferty and Tombstone deputies along with immigration inspector and Fort soldiers netted seven men, six released after hearing by Justice Hoge at Turner. They will leave the country.

White City Ft. Huachuca Clayton Johnson Chas. Blyth Harry Rafferty Tombstone Ed ‘Leahy Vern LaMore G. E. Gipson Jeff Milton

Saloons Permit Whiskey Sale Across Line at Nogales

Saloons in Nogales Sonora across the border from Ogales began selling whiskey today for the first time in several months. The move marks a reopening of liquor commerce in the border city as local authorities monitor enforcement and supply conditions.

Ogales Ariz Nogales Sonora

Transcript Ordered for Nash Murder Appeal

The Arizona Supreme Court ordered a transcript of the record and evidence in State v Nash be provided by the defendant for his appeal. Nash, in his early twenties, was convicted of murdering a traveling salesman and sentenced to not less than six years and seven months in Florence’s Penitentiary. He could not pay for the transcript, and the court noted the clerk of Coconino County previously refused his request. Nash was arrested in Cheyenne and linked to an automobile tied to the victim’s murder, with defense by Paul W Schenck and CB Wilson and Fort Gold county attorney opposing.

Phoenix Supreme Sourt Nash Harry Nash Martin Sehoh Florence Coconino County Streme Flagstaff Winslow Nash Cheyenne Schwab Mash Paul W Schenck Los Angeles CB Wilson Fort Gold Pense Covenin

Dan Gallagher Called to Rest

Dan Gallagher a transfer man for the Dan Gallagher company collapsed from heart failure while driving a stock from Lowell to the depot. He died before medical aid could reach him after the truck crashed into a store wall. He had reported chest pains earlier in the morning to fellow transfer men.

Dan Gallagher Lowell J. English Phelps Dodge Gallagher English Galla Ther

Arizona Students Vote on Strike After Hazing Suspensions

Teckon, Nov 2. Upperclassmen at the University of Arizona plan a strike vote following suspensions for hazing violations tied to a pledge on observance. The action stems from Halloween freshman hazing. tensions rise as campus debate centers on student control of traditions and enforcement.

Teckon University of Arizona Eer Ram A. m Dar Colorado School of “Mines

Two Border Ports Allow Cattle Crossing in Purported Plan

Dr Thomas A Bray head of the animal bureau says cattle from Mexico may only cross at Naco in the west and Fabias in the east near El Paso. The district bans other border ports due to quarantine concerns and tick infestations. A separate note mentions Snowflake bank resuming business.

DOVGL Dougles el Paso Thomas A Bray Animal Bureau Fray Louglas Naco Mexico Fabias Texas Bray

Wood Alcohol Poisoning Fatal to Tucson Man

Tucson reports an Indian man named Roberta Duiz died from wood alcohol poisoning after being found drunk on South Meyer street between McCormish and Cushing streets. Officers Franco found him unconscious at 2:30 pm and he died at 6 pm. coroner ruled alcohol poisoning with no inquest. Parker Undertaking cared for the body and shipped it to the Indian reservation.

Tucson Roberta Duiz Joe Albert Franco Triuger Edward J Gottheb Parker Undertaking Cormeine Res Vanien

Mrs Young Injured In Auto Fall In Douglas

Nov 2 in Douglas a woman identified as Mrs Rowe Young 1304 Thirteenth Street fell from a car en route home injuring her skull base and brain with a concussion and minor injuries. Witnesses Mr Rountree and Mrs J Ho recount urgency as the vehicle slowed and she collapsed amid stepping from the car.

Douglas Dm. Rountree Mr Rountree

Arizona Decision Saves Money for State Officials

Arizona Corporation Commission actions in Washington between August 15 and September 2, 1921 cut utility increases by half and set a five day notice for new water rates. The moves, effective by November 20, save about $130,000 annually for the state. Commissioner Amos A. Fette led the case with assist from Lawrence Wikson of Case Granite, representing Interstate Commerce Commission growers.

Phoenix Am. Eotly Washington Ariona Corporation Commission Amos A. Fette Lawrence Wikson Case Granite Arle Interstate Cummere Comm

Flag at Half Mast San Simon Sends Hog Car convoy

The town of San Simon plans a half mast flag for a ceremony as it ships the second cooperative car of hogs and prepares a third car. Local officials oversee the staged loading and transport arrangements.

San Simon Heinra

Calvert Named to Succeed Hankins on Chamber Board

Nogales and Douglas report flag at half mast in memory of the late officials. In Douglas, Senator Knoxton fills a board vacancy after MC Hawkins leaves for Tombstone as the Chamber of Commerce and Mines conducts its meeting.

Nogales Nog Dyer Sonora Tonsat F J. Dyer State Department Washington Douglas Douglas Chamhall Ber of Commerce and Mines Elec Philander C Knoxton MC. Hawkins Tombstone Board of Supervisors

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Cooperative Bank Patagonia William Moore Triqueste No- Falls Department of Justice Moore Newelt Ipation BN George Irene TY Uoucy Reg Nogales Hunters Is IN RB von Kieinsmid Last Birt Chamber J. H. Calvert Hankins Cochise County State Bank Ncwece Benson the Bank OF Security and Service
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