Weekly Report of the Arizona Cattle Growers Assn
The Arizona Cattle Growers Association reports steady fat steer prices at shipping points with varied activity across counties. Prices for fat steers, cows, and calves show movement to California, Utah, and Los Angeles markets, with overall market tones mixed as buyers and sellers respond to regional conditions. The president and secretary plan to attend multiple meetings across northern Arizona and urge member attendance.
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H. M. Rice
Hobo with legs severed brought to Yuma
A colored hobo was brought to Yuma by the railroad after both legs were severed above the knees at Ogilsby, the first stop beyond the Colorado siding. The gruesome injury occurred when the rail line was traversed by the worker, prompting medical attention and investigation.
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Cochise County Democrats Acknowledge Campaign Victory
Tombstone observers J M Sparks and Geo M Roark visited to advance Union High School building and legal duties. They credited hard work by the party in the campaign month, noting the anti Democrat loss and predicting future continued party success.
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J. M. Sparks
Geo. M. Roark
Cochise County
Judge Superson Court
Mr French
Mike Good
Winners in Greenlee County All Democrats
The voting gave majorities in Greenlee County for the Democratic slate. State senator J. F. McGrath and M. J. Hannon for sheriff, Ben C. Pebrman, John Evans as county attorney, Dave Wo Ling as school superintendent, Jessie L. Johnson as assessor, W. J. Collins as recorder, L. N. Calli cote and Minor O. Simma as supervisors, and W. W. McMillen among others.
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M. J. Hannon
Ben C. Pebrman
John Evans
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Dave Wo Ling
Jessie L. Johnson
WJ. Collins
L. N. Callicote
Minor O. Simma
W. W. McMillen
Gila County
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Superior Court
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W. G. Duncan
Mary Phelan
Alfred Kinney
W. D. Claypool
John McCormack
Rosa McKay
M. F. Murphy
J.T. Lewis
Burton A. Guynup
Curtis L. Knight
Indian Captured After Splitting Pursuer's Head
An Italian suspect, involved in a long pursuit related to the January killing of Frank Dugan at Cross Canon, was captured after a battle. He was shot through the arm and body, reportedly severing a pursuer's head, and is being treated at Fort Defiance government hospital where recovery is not expected.
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Street Fined for Contempt Promises to Pay
BISBEE Nov 10. Lee Street fined $10 for contempt of court by Judge Craig and imprisoned to serve it out. Street had been fined $10 last August and allowed to work to pay the sum. he paid $5, then failed to pay the balance as wages were garnished under another name.
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Dry Squad Rescues Tourist Party In Arizona Desert
El Paso prohibition agents described as food Samaritans rescued two married couples and a baby marooned in a desert. W D Smith said agents diverted from pursuing smugglers to aid the carload, gave water and towed the automobile 37 miles to Benson Arizona.
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TweiENT 100 Has Slight Majority On Incomplete Returns
Amendment 100 authorizing up to 2.5 million dollars for a paved highway from Hassayampa to the California line was appearing to pass by a small margin as incomplete returns came in from scattered counties. Early tallies show Amendment 100 with a narrow lead, though many precincts have not reported.
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Municipal Band Director Composes Patriot Yet Around Relic
The director of New York City's Municipal Band has written a patriotic song inspired by a historic relic. The piece honors the thirteen colonies era and references figures connected to the relic that sparked renewed attention to American independence.
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Davenport seeks permission for Mexico City barnstorming stint
Arizona big league figure Jouberty Davenport plans to join Charley O Keefe and Chile Francis in Mexico City for winter play. The veteran pitcher from Tucson 662 Tradall avenue aims to keep a regular pitching role next season after a year with the Chivalro White Sox and Western league assignments. A 1920 21 big league track resumes with consent required under post Babe Ruth and Bob Meusel rules.
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State Land Department Oct receipts exceed 53 thousand
In Phoenix Rudolph Kuchler reports October receipts for the State Land Department at 53,766.11 dollars including forest reserve funds. Since January 1, 1922 through November 1 total receipts amount to 600,664.60 dollars, with October breakdown listing fee 25,461.98 dollars, rentals and interest 25,159.96 dollars, and other fees 3,184.17 dollars.
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State Land Department
Rudolph Kuchler
University Head to Attend Informal Dinner in Bisbee
University of Arizona president AG McGregor announced to the Warren Luncheon Club that the university head will be guest of honor at an informal dinner next Thursday at the Warren District Country Club. This first Bisbee visit offers locals a chance to meet the new university leader.
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Youth and companion found in Yuma
Fred Bone, 17, a high school sophomore, and Maielaine Henderson, former local student, were apprehended yesterday in Yuma after a week away from home. Probation Officer Pat L. Higgins released the information. Tucson-Arivaca Cattle Co. buys 1,000 cows and 500 calves to restock ranges amid migrations to Texas training camps.
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Fred Bone
Maielaine Henderson
Yuma
Pat L. Higgins
Tucson
Arivaca Cattle Co
Arizona Bankers Convention Opens Tomorrow in Bisbee
Bankers and their families from Arizona and beyond arrive for the 19th annual Arizona Bankers Association meeting to be held here tomorrow and Saturday. Local hosts coordinate an entertainment program and welcome visitors at Osborne station with Chamber of Commerce help. Meetings take place in the Elks Club with President W. Beach presiding Friday afternoon.
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Tombstons Union High school begins excavation work
Excavation for the new eighty thousand dollar Tombstone Union High School project started with Contractor J M Sparks arriving with his brother to oversee operations. Construction teams, cement mixers, steel and lumber shipments arrived from Dowelas as plans rapid progress and completion within four months were announced.
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Democrats Take Six Posts in Graham County Race
In Safford and Globe Arizona detailed results show Democrats winning majorities for key county and state posts. In Graham County J P Payne and J L Spriggs are among GOP picks, while Martin Layton and J Myron Allred carry Democrat wins for county offices. Jerome-Jerome Superior to resume operations in about 360 days.
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J. Myron Allred
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Sheep Border Move Into Arizona From Utah In Winter
State veterinary officials disclosed that about seventy seven thousand eight hundred fifty eight sheep from Utah were permitted to cross into the Arizona strip north of the Colorado River for winter grazing. The move, supervised by Dr. R J Hight, involved multiple flocks and followed inspections by federal and state livestock authorities.
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Federal Bureau of Animal Industry
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Snow and Frost Hit Flagstaff and Southwest Areas
Six inches of snow end of the storm in Flagstaff with depths of three to four inches across key grazing regions. Severe cold follows, marking the season’s coldest in twenty years and causing stock shrinkage. Light snow elsewhere in southwestern New Mexico improves conditions. Cattle and water supplies vary by region, with concerns for cotton and potato crops as records for earliest killing frost and cold lows are noted.
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Senator Roberts Celebrates Cochise Victory in City
Senator C. M. Roberts, elected Tuesday by a large majority to Cochise county's upper house seat, spent the day in the city on business. He expressed j oy over the win and said the Democratic party will meet state responsibilities fully and perform well.
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