First National Bank to Reopen Under Costello Plan
Mrs Costello and her attorney announce the First National Bank will reopen tomorrow with J P Connolly as cashier and Miss Castelo assisting. The bank resumes with strong capital, receiverless recovery, and new policy under Mr Connolly’s leadership, backed by deposits and local support.
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Mary M. Costello
Ruth Costello
William A. Bower
First National Bank
Huaviest
Costello
Mnt
J. P. Connelly
Cochise County
Miss Castelo
Los Angeles
Tomorrour
The
Bible
Bowen
United States
Tombstone
Connolly
Eashier
Flint
Comptroller of Currency
A.B McCans
Veteran editor Goll leaves for New York post
Oscar K. Goll editor of the Santa Cruz Proprietor and secretary of the Patagonia Chamber of Commerce and Mines visited Nogales yesterday. The veteran war reporter for Hearst papers is understood to be moving to New York to join Rural Messenger as associate editor. His departure arouses regret among Patagonia and Santa Cruz residents who praise his Arizona arrival and friendships.
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Nogales
Oscar K. Goll
Santa Cruz
Pw Eontant
Patagonia
Farmers Home Circle
National Farm
Santa Cruz County
Goll
Arizona
Nis
Les
Nogales Chamber chief to attend Mexican commerce convention
Julio Pina presides the Nogales Chamber of Commerce plans to depart this week for Mexico City for the Confederated Chambers of Commerce of Mexico convention to be held in Nogales Sonora in February. He will also pursue issues affecting Nogales commercial welfare during his trip.
Rotarians invited to Nogales initiation event
Rotarians from across Arizona were invited to Nogales on November 19 to witness the initiation of the local Rotary club into the International Association of Rotary Clubs. Phoenix and Tucson clubs will oversee the initiation and a banquet will be held in Nogales Sonora that evening to honor the visitors.
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Nogales
Ariz
Arizona
International Association of Rotary Club
Phoenix
Tucson
Sonora
Sonora Plans Deportation of Alleged Horsethief
Governor Thomae E Camp pel orders Juan Valencia from Sonora to Agivens to face murder charges in Santa Cruz county. Valencia, born in Phoenix, is detained at Altar after warrants from New gales and Obregon telegrams sought cross border handover to Arizona authorities.
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Phoenix
Nev
Thomae E Camppel
Juan Valencia
Atlas Samantero
Sonora
Mentes
Agivens
Santa Cruz County
Alm DeReimer
Newgales
Valencia
Altar
Santa Cruz
Carpi
Obregon
Mexico City
Arizona
Obreonem
McReimer
Tucson Cavalry Recruiter Arrives at Camp Harry J. Jones
Captain Galway arrives in Tucson as a recruiting officer from the First Cavalry. He opens headquarters in the armory to enlist applicants for U S forces. Local National Guard Captain Prince has led recruiting and will likely continue after the visitor departs.
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Tucson
Harry J. Jones
Captain Galway
First Cavalry
Galway
United States Forces
Ona
Pueblo
War Department
Anderstom
Capta Prince
Fifty Mexicans Leave Douglas to Pick Cotton
Fifty Mexicans departed Douglas by train bound for Phoenia and the Salt River valley cotton fields, the first such movement in weeks. Additional relocations are planned as higher wages and railroad transport attract workers, with sixty to one hundred more expected to leave, aided by local officials and business leaders. A large number of Yaqui Indians from Turson near Turson to Phoenix are also arranged, improving the labor situation.
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Secretary of the Interior
United States
Douglas
Phoenia
Salt River Valley
Arizona
Associaton
Vim Kelly
A. E Hinton
F. F. Moreno
Painter Arrested on Simple Battery Charge
William Pierce, a painter from Turrem, was arrested on a simple battery charge and pleaded not guilty at his arraignment in Tucson. The arresting officers were Sheriff Weise and Dave Ko Wite, who reported the assault on Manuel Daaste. The case proceeds as the court reviews evidence and formal charges.
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Painter
Tucson
New
Willian
Pierce
Turrem
Regaty Sheriffe
Weise
Dave Ko Wite
Bens
Manuel Daaste
Onenplaimant
Arizona Has Largest Percentage of Alien People of Any State
Arizona records the highest share of foreign born residents with 8 notable figures noted in the unsigned 1920 census summary. The report lists total aliens at 525,005 and those who had taken first papers at 207,400. It contrasts state percentages, citing North Dakota at 733 and South Dakota at 126, with Arizona showing a declining rate in the period referenced.
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Arizona
United States
North Dukota
Aviom
Natal
Two Auto Races Slated in Phoenix Exhibition
Phoenix Arizona 08 announces two auto races as part of the Phoenix Industrial Exposition week program. The 15 mile and 25 mile events feature drivers Jimmy Murphy Ralph De Palma Roscoe Sorrel and Omer Toft. Motorcycle races and auto polo also listed with riders Ralph Hepburn Jim Davis Ray Arthy and Freddie Dobbs.
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Phoenix
Ariz
Jimmy | Murphy
Ralph Ie Palma
Roscoe
Ssriew
Omer
Customs man shoots Nogales bartender at Palace Saloon
Mexican customs officer Manuel Nunez fired at Carlos Abumada, a Palace Saloon bartender, from less than five feet away at nine this morning. Nunez, who entered with two friends, drew a resolver after a payment dispute and wounded no one, smashing glasses as the bullet tore into the bar top.
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Nogales
Ariz
Carlos Abumada
Manuel Nunez
Abumada
Nunez
Youngest bootlegger nabbed in border liquor case
A 9 year old suspected bootlegger linked to a escalating liquor smuggling ring was detained after authorities searched a Pedro residence near Agua Prieta. A pint of liquor was found on the person of both parents, Mr and Mrs Catineroe, who were arrested with the suspect and taken to jail. Pedro faces a tentative gasentte court appearance unless he proves intent to discard the bottle.
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Pedro Eatriagn
Agua Prieta
Nis
Attiorre
Catineroe
Touglas
Pedro
Financial aid assured to stock growers nationwide
Tucson bankers report Federal Reserve and War Finance Corporation support to stock growers in El Paso district. Mitchell of St Paul, a Federal Reserve board member, promises funds to sustain cattle farmers through lean periods. Loans primarily flow to Montana Wyoming Nebraska the Dakotas and Kansas where feed is abundant, restocking ranges and feedlots to boost cattle herds.
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Nov
Vas Broakat
el Paser
H Land
Nial Bank
Fed
el Paso
Oral Reserve Bank
JS. Mitchell
St Paul
Mitchell
Federal Reserve Board
West
Federal Reserve
War Finance Corporation
OMS
TON Jending
Lasd
Test
Middle Wast
Montana
Wyoming
Nebras
Takotas
Kansas
Seventeen Applicants Pass Bar Exam In Phoenix
The state board of examiners reports all seventeen applicants passed the bar test in Phoenix. The board will present its report to the supreme court at 11 oclock this morning and the successful seventeen, including one woman, will be sworn in by the court upon acceptance of the report.
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Phoenix
State Board of Examiners
Supreme Court
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