Cochise and Pima lands contested United States sues Phoenix
The U S government contesting lands in Pima and Cochise counties claims mineral deposits and seeks adjudication. The suits accuse a state land grants official of misdeeds and challenge the validity of allocations for school lands amid broader boundary and water development disputes. A separate item reports on a baby contest naming Edward Carlyle Anderson of Mesa as a top Arizona infant, with health service validation and prize awards.
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Pima
U. S
Phoenix
Cochise County
Department of the Wis.feterior
Cate
Vie
Military Institute
Othr
Iatel
Hina
Letiotant Cox
Pratene M. Perry
Arizona
Sotoment
Edward Carlyle Anderenn
Ta Mesa
Eguard Carlyle Arteron
Imga
Mables
Arisota
Edward Carlyle
Emille
Edward Gasend
United Spies Partie Health Service
Stea'1 Roller Hits Car in Nov 10 Collision
In Phobsid, a five passenger automobile struck a street roller on East Adams Street between Fossils and Pitch streets at 6 p.m. yesterday. The roller suffered severe damage but the car sustained only minor injuries to its front wheel, with no other damage reported. A man and a woman aboard the roller were described as riding at the time.
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A. Bheri
Greinire
East Adams Street
Fosrils
Pitch
Hearn Wins Big Auto Race at Fair in Quenín
Billle Hearn of Los Angeles won the free for all 109 miles automobile race on the state fairgrounds Saturday afternoon. Kor cee Sarkes of Los Amretes took second and RC. Durant of the same city third. Hearn’s time 1 hour 29 minutes and set a world record for that distance on a dirt track.
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Phqenin
Billle Hearn
Jos Angeles
Korcee Sarkes
Los Amretes
RC. Durant
Ett
Piace
Hearn
George FP. Bullard
Toen
American Autobur Association
Sarles
Durant
Howe
Series
Saries
Filah
Saffles
Arizona
New Mexico
Texas
RB. Armstrong
Fort Worth
Jail Break Plot Foiled by Mexican Prisoners
A jailed escape plan surfaced amid a disrupted getaway attempt. Officers recovered a pipe section and a knife forged to resemble a weapon, linked to Mexican inmates including Flores and others. Investigations pursue how weapons passed security, with likely arrests.
Land Office Reports Record October for Phoenix
Phoenix land office reported its busiest month ever with 1,190,264 acres transacted. Fees and commissions reached 22,918 dollars as Santa Fe railroad land selections drove activity. Chief clerk 3 D Peele said 422 entries occurred and 20 contest suits were filed.
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Phoenix
United States Land Office
Santa Fe Railroad
D. Peele
Land Department
Old Boys Conference Prepares in Phoenix
The Phoenix conference plans a gathering of delegates with lodging and meals. Registrations urged before November 25 to attend sessions in Phoenix homes. Visiting delegates to tour the Salt River Valley irrigation projects and see the state capitol, with social and athletic events arranged.
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Mim
Ron
Phoenix
Etre
C. WC. Hormbermer
Satiiver
Phoenia
Uhes
State Capitol
Viawe
Arizona Cotton Ginnings to Nov 1 21 674 Bales
Washington D C November 10 Census Bureau reports total cotton ginned to November 1 at 6 273 203 running bales with 94 round bales and 14 051 American Egyptian and 3 596 Sea Island bales. Last year’s ginnings to Nov 1 were 7 159 running bales including 120 185 round bales and 459% American Egyptian and 16 052 Sea Island. Arizona led states with 21 674 bales. Texas 14 276 089.
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Washington, D. C
Sea Island
Arizona
Texas
Vaquero attacks warn Americans to flee before slaughter
Nation of Yaqui Indians looted Gotares area in Sonora near Sam Javier and Torson, skirted by federal troops. A threatening note reportedly promises further massacres unless the government yields, urging residents to leave and labeling invaders as enemies of the Mexican regime.
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Nogales
Arie
Sam Javier
Torson
Sonora
Adviess
Bat Javier
Ameericans
Kathy de Vagais
Cac
Bart Cemastering
Smith Hovland Dispute Set for Monde Hearing
A dispute between Smith and Hovland will be aired at a Monde hearing. The case involves arguments over testamentary matters, property valuations, and claims related to the Live Oak property and Copper Queen mining concerns in Arizona.
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Aaste
Sda
Toca
Vale of the
Live Oak
de Coe A.wnt
Sill
Care Ubie Mining Groverty
Nik
Arizona
Old Tucson Banks Merge to Form Larger Institution
The Tucson financial scene centers on a major merger uniting the two oldest banks. The consolidation creates a larger national bank for the city with combined capital, surplus, and profits around two hundred fifty thousand dollars and total resources exceeding two and a quarter million dollars. New officers and an additional vice president will be appointed to meet executive needs.
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Tucson
Ar Vaacornad
Imettal
Zn Additions
Greater
National Bank
Eregier
Cort
Candy Punch Boards Questioned Under Anti-Gambling Laws
The state court decision in Ford Upton v. State finds candy punch boards used for selling candy may violate antigambling statutes. The superior court ruling clarifies that such devices can constitute gambling under existing law.
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GLOBE
Werege Cutford Upton
Jon
Arrest Warrant and Assault Case Reported in Arizona
Fragmented OCR row outlines an arrest warrant for a Chopin kato opie in a misdemeanor case. It mentions Judge C D Wheeler, a raid on November dated events, and references to Chander tavt SAL and various individuals. Details are jumbled and incomplete due to damaged source text.
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Phoen'x
Chopin Kato
Opie
Che Bechmur
Chandi Weve
Baatee
Apm
Mth
Teetizssoy
C.D
Tomestone Boy Wins PEOENIN At Hogs Race
Tomestone athlete weighing 255 pounds won a prize in a muddy field event at an Arizona meet. The report notes his quick start and solid finish as spectators noted the strong performance amid rough conditions.
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Ariz
Toar
Che
Lenst Fie
Jones
Unclear OCR Fragment on Transport Incident
A garbled OCR snippet references cars and a Greek guard, with broken names and phrases about a transport event. It lacks readable dates, places, or clear actions beyond a general mention of a fleet and a security context. The readable text is too fragmentary to extract concrete facts or entities.
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New bank business today in Douglas announces new opening
A local Douglas bank opens with a capital of 94,000 and 12,000 paid in. The event features McKinson as vice president and Sinstey W. Cech named cashier. The article notes the bank’s preel sents and introduces key staff.
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Ceachmieree
McKinson
Vic
Fers
Sinstey
W. Cech
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