Record Season To Be Record In Arizona Cattle Feeding
In Tucson on November 1 experts led by University animal husbandman Dr Williams predicted Arizona would set a record in cattle feeding. Estimates show 75,000 cattle in Phoenix district plus many in Yuma and upper Gila valleys awaiting feed. About 10,000 outside cattle near Tucson will be fed with silage and grains this fall and winter.
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Tucson
Arizona
Ro HL Williams
University
Phoenix
Yuma
Gila
de Williams White
Snake
Justice 308 Big Handicap in Movie Business
In Tucson Arizona on November 15 a peacemaking justice plans to resign after a letter from Batterton, clerk of the board of supervisors, cites his role hurting show business. The letter notes November 13 events and a conflict with a theater ban. the new successor is to be appointed to set a future course.
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Frank
Batterton
Board of Supervisors
Justicw
Uccessor le
Shing boats search for body of W H Brophy
In Nogales Arizona on November 15 a flotilla of fishing boats patrolled the Gulf of California near Guaymas to locate the body of William H H Brophy a Los Angeles banker who was swept overboard and drowned during a storm Monday night Arizona copper magnates James S Douglas and Mo Cunningham had offered a reward and Mexican fishermen joined in the effort Four Nogales businessmen aboard the ship described how Brophy was lost as the schooner lurched and the men shouted into the dark waters.
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Nogales
Ariz
Fshing
Gulf of California
Guaymas
William HH. Brophy
Los Angeles
James S Douglas
Mo J. Cunningham
Arizona
Crasmas
Tobari Point
Brophy
Tom
State Industrial Congress to Meet in Phoenix
The Arizona Industrial Congress will hold its annual session in Phoenix on December 18 and 19. National figures Fred Ho Bisby and John KR Howard will attend to address the gathering, with Henry Wallace sending a message. The convention will review the year’s work, plan next year’s activities, and include an intern program. All citizens and congress members are invited to attend.
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State Industrial Congress
Phoenix
Arizona Industrial Congress
Fred Ho Bisby
American National Livestock Association
John KR. Howard
American Farm Bureau Federation
Secretary of Agriculture
Henry ©. Wallace
Industrial Congress
Congress
Pioneer of state dies in Indianapolis obituary notice
Funeral services were held in Indianapolis for Mrs Willemina Raible a Prescott pioneer and mother of Charles M Raible of this city The Owl Drug and Candy Company closed 14 doors in her memory and she will be buried at Crown Hill Cemetery in Indianapolis She died at her daughter Mrs Edward H Knight's home after a nine month illness paralyzed ten days ago in Phoenix a classroom rushed to her side as 20 candidates prepare for Arizona bar admission exam
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Indianapolis
Willemina Raible
Charles M. Raible
Owl Drug & Candy Co
Raible
Crown Hill
Indianaapolis
Edward H. Knight
Jing
Ral- Phoenix
Ariz
Theer
Petste
State Capitol
Ber of
Arizona
Copper Rich Waters Boost Mining Efforts in Kingman
Kingman Arizona November 14 copper rich washings from the Yucca shaft show heavy copper content similar to Jerome and Bisbee mines. Tony Hill has tested water from the shaft, signaling potential for profitable pumping as precipitation tanks are built. A flotation mill at Highland Nine with advanced equipment reports satisfactory recovery, aiming to develop the area into a major producer along Wright Creek placer field with hydraulic prospects along Weightreek.
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Ariz
Copper World
Yucca
Jerome
Bishee
Tony Hill
New Iy
Highland
Inj
Wright Creek
Weightreek
B. Lawe
Burglary Suspects Captured in El Paso Case
Douglas reports two men Harry H. Layton and Jamez Barmhardt held in El Paso for burglary after allegedly entering Beecroft and Lewin second hand store Saturday or Sunday night and stealing revolvers and watches. Police seized some stolen items. warrants sworn by store owners. Both men unknown to local police and believed to be strangers in the city.
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el Paso
Jmenack
Mam
Three Riggin Brothers Charged With Doe Killing
Prescott report states J W Riggin John Riggin and Elmer Riggin all from Kirkland were arrested by Undersheriff Dial and Deputy Sheriff Roland Mosher on Saturday in the valley town. They face charges of killing a doe and have been released on $200 bonds each pending a justice court hearing.
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Prescott
J. W. Riggin
John Riggin
Elmer Riggin
Kirkland
Dial
Roland Mosher
T Three
Justice Court
Maxwell Sees Peril in Boulder Project Across Borders
Maxwell, head of the National Reclamation Association, warned in Santa Fe that American plans for Boulder Canyon could annex the Colorado River to Mexico and flood irrigable land in Arizona and California. He faulted a plan favoring Asiatic labor and warned of agricultural competition from China and Japan.
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George [Il Maxwell
National Reclamation Association
Washinton, D
Colorado River Commission
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Republic
Arizona
California
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China
Japan
Asia
Maxwell
Dayton Miami River
Gila River
Sen- Huel
Hull's Head
Glen Canyon
Arizona stock ranges weather and crop report
Livestock conditions improve with light snow in Seligman Grand Canyon Williams and Flagstaff areas. Water supplies vary from adequate in southwestern New Mexico to scarce in the northwestern region. Forty cars of livestock shipped from Seligman. cotton growers report substantial crop losses from last week's untimely freeze.
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Phoenix
Mock Ranges
Seligman
Grand Canyon
Williams
Flagstaff
New Mexico
Fort Apache
Pinedale
Arizona
Accidental shotgun discharge wounds Wellton hunter
Charles Rover, proprietor of the Rel Board case, was accidentally shot in the chest when his shotgun recharged while hunting about 15 miles south of Wellton. He was taken to Yuma hospital at midnight for treatment. accompanying relatives and Victor Gaet aboard the scene to summon aid.
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Yuma, Ariz
Charles Rover
Rel Board
Wellton
H. D. Kethherside
Jack
Clarence Borer
Yuma
Victor Gaet
Borer
Yuma Valley Harvest Update Amid Cold Temps
Harvest progresses with one third of crop gathered as frost damages some crops. Late-season oranges begin market, quince and potatoes show damage, milo and wheat baled, grain sorghums harvested, winter peas affected by a 24 degree freeze. Picks advance despite weather, with orange picking set to intensify soon.
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Yuma Valley
Phoenix Officer Guilty of Involuntary Manslaughter
Phoenix Ariz Nov 25 WW Harding a Phoenix police officer was found guilty of involuntary manslaughter for the killing of Wrey R Colvin of Laveen on Sept 11. Colvin was shot while riding in a car during a campaign event. Harding admitted firing but said he shot at tires after Colvin ignored a warning. The defense argued a ricochet caused the death. verdict returned at 3 10 pm and sentences to follow tomorrow morning.
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Ariz
Harding
Wrey R. Colvin
Laveen
Colvin
Tom Harding
George
Moon
Stanford
Yavapai County Attorney-Elect Arraigned in Perjury Case
Yavapai County Attorney-Elect Robert McMurphie was arraigned in Phoenix on perjury charges after arriving from Preso night. Justice Nat T. McTeer set a preliminary hearing for tomorrow. McMurphy was released on his own recognizance. The complaint by Homer Wood alleges he perjured himself in barrent proceedings in the Arizona Supreme Court. The Supreme Court denied the petition to disbar McMurchie last week and issued a warrant.
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Phoenix
Ariz
Robert McMurphie
Yavapai County
Phaeiz
Preseo
Rad Dees
Nat T. Mc Tee
Ani
McMurchie
Ag Aider McMurchts
Homer Wood
Yavagiai
Arizona Supreme Court
Supreme Court
Arizona November crop and weather outlook report
The Division 4 Crop and Live Stock Estimate reports lower yields per acre for corn and oats in Arizona due to drought and early frost. Harvest progress shows grain sorghum slowed, barley pasturing rises, and potato yields vary by region. Pasture value, alfalfa hay, and lettuce figures are noted, with the December report to cover serenge, produce, and farm value.
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Phoenix
United States Department of Agriculture
Wiz Mach
Arizona
Atu
Privileges End at Phoene Jail After Escape
Nov 16 visiting privileges at Maricopa county jail are discontinued indefinitely following two prisoner escapes Monday and reports of plans for a general breakout. No presents or food may be sent in. clothing changes only allowed after inspection before entry to cells.
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Maricopa County
Frank F. Goorman to Succeed Tom Maddock as State Highway Engineer
Frank F Goorman named to replace Tom Maddock as state highway engineer for the incoming administration in Arizona. Goorman, a Civil and Engineering Society member, has spent nineteen years in Arizona and ten in highway work, including division engineer roles in the north under territorial engineer James B Girand and during Governor Hunt’s administration. He is current county road engineer of Coconino County.
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Arbateliet
George W. P. Mant
Antonneed
Ivoted
Frank R. Goodcounty
Goodmen
National Engineering Societies
American Society of Civil Engineers
American Association of Engineers
Coconino County
Arizona
Janes B. Girand
Hont
Cocon
Teacher Uma Titleman Granted Pension in Arizona
Miss Uma Titleman a 60 year old Phoenix teacher in Arizona schools has received a life pension from the state board of education. She has taught fifteen years in Arizona and twenty five total years in teaching and currently resides in Phoenix.
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Phoenix
Uma Titleman
Arizona
State Board of Education
Holleman
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