Release on Charge of Shooting Craps Narrated in Arizona Court
The article reports a habeas corpus release related to a shooting craps case in Dyasias, naming Judge Lockwood and legal actions at the Superior Court. It discusses the gambling law changes, legislative intent, and public interest in whether the case affects forthcoming reform and enforcement.
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Mexican labor organizer held by federal agents
Rodolfo Sanchez Chee, a Mexican labor union organizer, was arrested by federal authorities in Joenis. Reports say he faces charges connected with alleged desertion from the U S army and possible involvement with a smuggling or criminal network. The case follows intensified border activity and cross border tensions.
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Copper production outlook dim for Walter Douglas
Walter Douglas warns of bleak copper prospects next year as wage cuts, reduced hours, and halted advancement weigh on miners. He cites dropping prices around 1400 cents and a stalled wage scale, with layoffs in mining areas continuing amid slower demand and mutual concessions by workers. News includes new train schedules affecting Arizona and Texas routes and service adjustments across lines.
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Suckwalter Elected Head Of State Bankers Assn
MgBEE reports Suckwalter cashier of Miners & Merchante Bank elected head of the Arizona Bankers Association at Douglas. Other officers named include W. M. Beach president of Say River Valley Bank of Mioan, Buckwoliet as secretary, and Morris J. Goldwater reelected treasurer. Camp Marty J Jones held a military review and a Spanish capper closed the session. Agua Fria railroad intrastate rate increase application denied by the Phoenix Arizona Corporation committee.
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State fair dropped in 192
Phoenix officials announce the state fair will not take place this year after a meeting with the fair commission and chamber of commerce. Officials cite water and toilet facilities, betting, and Sunday races as concerns, with church leaders opposing race features and departments unhappy with prizes and attire. The governor says the expedition brings grief and that the state is better off without it.
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County Boards of State Meet at State Fair
County boards in Arizona met in Phoenix to discuss repealing salaries for appointed officers and deputies. The measure, if adopted by the next legislature, would shift from fixed salaries to contingent pay based on work, affecting compensation across counties. Le F. Kuchenbecker, clerk of the Cochise County board, cited broad approval among officials.
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Bridge Repair Funds Approved For Salt River Route
The state’s emergency bid funds will be used to repair the Salt River bridge near Tempe damaged by flood waters last year. The project previously budgeted $60,000 for reconstruction and repairs under the highway department’s oversight.
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State Grocers Hold Annual Session in Phoenix
Arizona Wholesale Grocers convened a two day session in Phoenix on November 1 at the Chamber of Commerce offices. The meeting covered contract forms and regulation of commerce, with leaders noting decades of experience among attendees. Attendees included growers, packers, and sellers in the food supply chain, as officials discussed proposed controls and reforms.
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Harben resigns as guard officer amid court martial threat
Major Gorse Wo He bin reports Harben forced to tender resignation from the National Guard amid a proposed court martial for conduct unbecoming a gentleman. Adjunct general WoL Waites S Ingalls notes the action aims at possible dishonorable discharge. Harben previously organized a battery of artillery in Kingataff and had served as assistant to the attorney general.
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MAN DIES AFTER BRUTAL TREATMENT IN QUIET STATE
Phoenix reports a 7% year old Topeka boy died after alleged cruel treatment by guardians. Jury investigation led to preliminary hearings and coroner's order. Witnesses described a prolonged sequence of neglect before the boy's death, with autopsy showing head injuries and poor body nourishment. Local officials face ongoing inquiries amid public concern over the case.
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Master Diamond Thief 18 Captured by Mex Police
Nowauss Ar Nov 15 Mexican police recovered gems worth thousands after arresting Manuel ura believed to be a master diamond thief and head of an organized ring operating along the international line between El Piso and San.
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Two Tons Abestos Are Produced Daily
Glabe Arizona Nov. 15. Few know the extensive work at the Arizona Chrysalite property. The mine lies 40 miles north of Globe on As Creek. Production averages 1 to 2 tons of crude anteater daily, then shipped to Rice and on to Johns Manville works in New York. Transportation challenges arise from a rough road and winter impassability.
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