Auto Accident Near Tombstone Ends in Overturned Ford
A collision on Tombstone’s road between a Ford driven by Prof CF Dim Aerbergen of Ueber and a Studebaker driven by Dewey Chadwick of Tombstone left the Ford toppled and the driver injured. Prof Dannerberger and his wife and son were pinned beneath the car with bruises, while three occupants of the Studebaker were injured. Disputed accounts claim speeding by Chadwick versus the Ford driver’s speed. Authorities and witnesses offered conflicting statements, with no resolution yet and a possible assault weapon inquiry noted. Sheriff Joe Hood and others were ahead of the wreck and reported no prior sighting of the collision.
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Tombstone
Ford
CF Dim Aerbergen
Ueber
Studebaker
Dewey Chadwick
Dannerberger
Sputebaker
Chadwick
Atta
Fresser
Buy
Assadit
In & Bisbee
M. Mainland
Joe Hood
Bishew
Forest roars to have federal aid under new law
Phoenix November 12 state highway department chief engineer Maddock described federal highway funding changes under a new law. Arizona would receive about 1,050 dollars per mile of road and could access most funds immediately, with the rest available Jan 1. Maricopa County would gain a road from Gillespie Dam to Gila Bend and contribute to Yuma County's highway project near the Maricopa boundary. Rehabilitation of the Apache Trail and a winter highway link with Yavapai County were also noted as possible.
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Phoenix
Highway Department
United States
Ari Aone
Ail Ke
Arizona
Maricopa
Gillespie Dam
Gila Bend
Yuma
Maddock
Yavapal County
Busy October for State Weights and Measures Inspectors
November report shows October as one of the department’s busiest periods with 50% of inspections done across 29 precincts in 264 weighing devices and 230 liquid measures checked. 211 devices were correct and sealed while 19 of each category were condemned. expenses totaled 242.85 dollars. A test onion seed production in Yuma followed in the same dispatch.
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Phoenix
State Department of Weights and Measures
Fort. Dyas
Department
Former Arizona governor dies in Oklahoma City
Kane Atchison Jake Ket 88 longtime territorial governor of Arizona and western states pioneer dies at his Chickasha Oklahoma home after a life spanning Missouri Kansas and Oklahoma Territory. He practiced law in Leavenworth and helped establish the Fort Scott court and US marshal role. He later moved to Arizona before returning to Oklahoma. His obituary notes his strong frontier traits and public service.
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Atchison, Kane
Jake Ket
Arizona
Chickasha
Okla
Eilze
Buchanat Counts
Missouri
Donahan County
Kansas
Leavenworth
United States
Fort Scott
Oklahoma
Oklahoma City
Six Marriage Licenses Issued This Week
Six marriage licenses were issued this week from the office of the clerk. Couples named include Carroll M Wellaban and Louisa M Hokstadt, Hourlas Albert Sperry and Serena Ive, Allister Bisbee and Emanatee Waters, Wallace Hendrick and Syn Roche, Bowle Robert Fraser and Juanita Heown. Metoria Me at Phoenix, November 21, Earl 2 Hour hot, a sergeant in the 288th Infantry, Arizona National Guard, was detailed to attend the school for cooks and bakers at the Presidio of San Francisco per Adjutant General Walter S.
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Allister
Bisbee
Eineateo
Waters
Framees
Wallace
Hendrick
Roche
Bowle
Robert Fraser
Juanita Heown
Metoria Meat
Phoenix
288Th Infantry
Arizona
National Guard
Tas
Presidio of
San Francisco
Walter S
National Guard leaders to inspect Flagstaff artillery
Adjutant General Walter S Ingalls and Lieutenant Colonel H A Hanigan of the Arizona National Guard plan a Monday inspection of the Geld artillery batteries in Flagstaff to assess readiness and discipline.
Bond Redemption Notice in Phoenin Arig District
A notice from State Treasurer Rasmond Barkart calls for redemption of $30,000 in capitol building bonds. This is the second redemption tranche following a prior $2,500 and $14,000 redemption by the state in 2598 for bonds tied to building events. The bonds carried secured rights and were issued with conditions permitting redemption after specified periods.
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Phoenin
Arig
Capitol Building
Rasmond Barkart
Alleged Day Law Violator Bound Over
Nogales customs inspector aided by keen smell led to the arrest of HA Hallman of El Paso and the seizure of a Cadillac roadster and two thirds of a quart of Gordon gin. Hallman was bound over to the U S grand jury under a $1,000 bond.
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Tucson
Bugese
Rich
United States Customs
Nogales
HA. Hallman
el Paso
Gordon Git
Haliman Wes
United States Grand Jury
Action Appealed to Highest Court in Arizona
William E Rowlands appeals to the Arizona Supreme Court from a state loan board case filed Thursday. He seeks to stop the treasurer from transferring general fund money to the permanent land fund. The dispute arises from a state loan to farmers for the Lyman dam and a later move to credit farmers interest to the state.
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Phoenix
Wiliam E Rowlands
State Loan Board
Apeplee
Supreme Court
Rowlands
Lyman Dam
Robbers Loot Fairbank Warehouse For Flour And Wood Goods
Word from yesterday recounts a break in at the Fabsans Commercial Company warehouse in Fairbank. Robbers pried a lock and loaded 760 pounds of flour and two canes of wsend goods into a Ford truck, leaving marks argued to resemble Mexican workmanship. This third burglary tied to the same perpetrators, with Sheriff Reed and Mrs. Money pursuing leads and a clue found yet no arrest.
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Fabsans Commeral Company
Arthur Heney
As & Eastern
Money
Sheriie Hob Reed
Ben
Hold Indian Land Valuation Questioned by Congressman
Congressman Carl Hassen questions the 1625 474 02 total valuation of Indian land in Arizona as reported by the commissioner of Indian affairs. He asks the state tax commission to provide a taxation impact statement and notes confusion over how the figures were derived. The letter to Charles Howe seeks clarification on the valuation method and mentions 638652014 acres to be included, affecting private holdings and state assessments.
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Commissioner of Indian Affairs
Arizona
Carl Hassen
Charles BR. Howe
Hasiien
Hhe Gotnmidelin
Indiana
Youth Admits Escaping From Reform School Tucson
Claude Coto 18 alias Frank Fredericks told Tucson police he escaped from the Fat Grant Industrial School. Chief Dallas S. F confirmed the admission and fingerprint expert Lewis Kxeckiers questioned him about prior confinement. Soto said there were many escapes forgotten by authorities.
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Tucson. Net
Grant
Claude Coto
Francisco Molquin
Frank Fredericks
Dallas S. F
Portl
Lewis Kxeckiers
Soto
Globe
Sixty Nine Texas Troops to Join First Cavalry In Camp
In Clifton Arizona on November 16 officials said sixty three Texas men will arrive at Camp Harry J Jones to augment the First cavalry and 600 Monterey California privates will follow within days. The move aims to nearly fill the unit while funds are saved by blanket recruitment. Separately county attorney Hooker moves to sue delinquent taxpayers in Superior Court with at least twenty dollars in extra costs per case.
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Douglas
Texas
Harry J. Jones
Monterey
Cal
Headquarters
Clifton
Ariz
Hooker
Gief
Funds For Road Building In State Under New Law
Cameron will appoint three to Annapolis while Phoenix, now 12, awaits the Naval Academy at Annapolis. The pieces include a $154,004 allocation for federal aid roads. Cameron cites merit in selections and says twelve appointments will be made to the Naval Academy through competitive exams. Applications must be filed by December 1, with twelve selections planned, including three principals and three alternates for each group. Local notices urge readers to submit full details.
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Cameron
Amtoria
Hsimidshipsuan
Secretary of Agriculture
Naval Academy
Atihapolis
Wilde
Ty Direct
Bureau of Navlestion
Navy Department
Wadkinston
Jeneth
Arizona
Devember
Ithrey
Trail road plan near Goldfield in national forest ideas
A historical note discusses the Apache Trail from Goldfield to Roosevelt being within the Tongue national forest and notes that forest officials could reverse forest status if recommended. It mentions a wire from General Hines approving a Pentif way submission and the federal highway act funding of 15100 dollars for national forests, highlighting urgency and presidential approval steps.
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Phoenix
Prescittie
Goldfield
Roosevelt
Tonge
Forest
Aur
Hines Oviaine
Washington
Near Vader
Win
National Furst
Woman dies from burns after stove gas explosion
Mary Fur of Thonas Farragher suffered severe burns when gasoline fumes ignited while she was cleaning clothes. An explosion lit her clothing, she fled outside where a neighbor doused the flames. She was taken to Copper Queen hospital with burns from knees to face.
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Mary Fur
Thonas Farragher
Iy Jen
Cuthbert to Audit Maricopa County Commission Books
The Maricopa County Board of Supervisors adopted a resolution ordering an audited report on funds spent by the county highway commission for construction of the highway system. H. T. Cuthbert, CPA, was appointed auditor at 25 dollars per day to begin the audit.
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County Board of Supervisors
County Highway Commission
H. T. Cuthbert
CP. A
Super Risors
No Help Goes To Farms Snowflake Mountain News
In Snowflake Arizona on November 10 1920s era mountain area crews rush in to help with the Iran Hit Reserve tension and potato harvest while transportation failures hinder water and night lodging provisions. Local towns struggle to bring waters and supplies to Totamush area as relief efforts begin and workers seek support amid mounting hardship.
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Ariz
Aroun
Tatmere
Iran
Injured girl in serious condition after Phoenix incident
The injured girl, Mins Wilcox, daughter of Carl and Mrs Wilcox of Hayden, remains in serious condition in a Phoenix hospital. Relatives say she was taken to a Tempe area home after the incident and will be confined to bed for weeks, with extent of injuries still unclear.
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Mike Bowers
The
Normal
Nette Wildes
West Jefferson Street
Circus man dies of wounds in railroad yard
Douglas and Prescott dispatches report Harry C. Shepherd died at county hospital from injuries suffered last week when attacked by an identified person in the railroad yards. The Sells Floto circus, with 1000 to 5000 cattle, is being shipped to California coast, led by Will Gill of Porterville, Cal. Shepherd arrived with the circus in the city.
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Douglas
Harry ¢. Shepherd
Prescott
S. W
Will Gill
Porterville
Cal
Shepherd
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