CHECK AND WIFE FACE CHARGE OF SLAYING FATHER
In November, Victor Atthie Belle and Molle Cheek of Top Aa Kum were arraigned on murder charges in the death of Cheek’s 77 year old father Thomas J Cheek. They pleaded not guilty as witnesses testified, with authorities seeking further hearings and possible indictments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
RHORN
Victor Atthie Belle
Molle Cheek
Top Aa Kum
Tals Eving
Cheeks
Thomas J Cheek
Cheek
Ander
Eralers
Opin
Elder Cheek
Neiehbos
Cessent
Vormer
Arto
Aimee
Cheelwie
Conny
Racton
Arequire
Elitreek
WNL
Woman Fined in Police Court for Moral Ordinance Violation
A woman was fined fifty dollars in police court for violating a moral ordinance. The report notes the case involved an incident near Ged Sprites canyon and mentions Sheriff enforcement at the scene.
Strike settlement details from Mexican consul report
Report describes a settlement between strike leaders and Mexican authorities through consul Alfonso Pesquiare. It notes dates, arrangements, and that working forces joined to protect valuable cargoes for foreign countries. Immediate action anticipated to stabilize civil order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wil Jonge Iiremien
Burecu
Mexico City
Alfonso Pesquiare
Foreles
Aijewlate Civl
Aziajie
Purple Death Rampant In Indian Territory
Fragmented OCR describes a deadly epidemic among Indians in the central region. It notes a mysterious illness spreading rapidly, with patients deteriorating quickly and death following. The report emphasizes urgent health concerns and official action.
State Land Board Reopens Session On Land Contests
The State Land Board meets in session to review a cattle and land dispute in Pine County involving Ronstadt and the La Osa Company. Testimony discusses land selections and an acre document. parties seek renewal of a lease and potential adjustments to holdings amid equities dispute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phoenin
Ite
Nail Snowh
Pine County
Wiehard Monstadt
Lan Osa Fave i! Loan Company
RIM the Comary
Monstad
Ronstadt Whd
la Osa
Ronsta
Pearce Union High in Prosperous Condition
A damaged page reports Pearce Union High School in prosperous condition with student leadership, athletic staff, and organizational details. It mentions the chief officers and names of several staff, and briefly recounts a fatal railroad cross-tie incident involving J O Bitar, a driver for George Sergeant, with a wife and several children in the family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pearce Union High Seljeo
Governor Asked to Find Husband in Arizona
Nov 15 report from Phoenix states Mrs Eo Le Paul of Minn appealed to Governor Campbell for help locating her missing husband, a mining engineer in copper regions. The governor read the letter publicly, offering no aid beyond publishing it, while the sender pleads for assistance and resources to support her infant child and uncertain fate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phoenix
Eo le Paul
Minn
Campbell
Hosband
Werner
Arizona
Hoa
Repair Work on Paved Highway Starts Today
A garbled OCR report notes repair work beginning on a paved highway today. It mentions county engineers and crews preparing the site, with planned traffic control and expected delays. The text references materials like concrete and asphalt, and indicates a contractor will manage the project through a stated period beginning this week.
Tucson Train Card Opposition Draws Support Across Areas
A jumble of OCR text shows Tucson and other communities opposing a train card or fare plan. Mentions Douglas and West area routes, with scattered place names like Bibitere Nereus Tucan and references to schedules. The passage is garbled but indicates regional pushback and public reaction to a transportation proposal.
Posses scour hills for Amadoville store burglars
Posses patrol the Amado hills chasing bandits following a robbery at Ventusco and Sot store. About $800 in cash and merchandise were taken and authorities seek the perpetrators and a safe return of stolen goods. Anticipated leads focus on local routes and desert terrain near Noales Arizona.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amadoville
Nowales
Ariz
Amado
Mexicas
Ventusco
Sot
Peay
Apache Indians Wed in American Style Presco
An American style Apache wedding was held in Presco with Judge Charles H. McLane officiating. Wellington and Laura May Tatler, an Indian bride and groom, traveled from Mesa to Prescott to file their license and begin their home together. Witnesses George Harris and Lester Rattner were fully documented as part of the ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presco
Charles H. McLane
Comet Hoirom
MB Wellington
Laura May Tatler
Prescott
Mesa
Melage
Teo
Slaneil
Simnces
George Harris
Lester Rattner
Dunge McLane
Three Injured as Ore Trains Crash on Hill
A collision involving ore trains yesterday near a hill left three injured. Firemen and local crews responded as both locomotives suffered severe damage. casualties included a brakeman and engineer with non life threatening injuries while others escaped unharmed.
Whiskey Still Captured by Yuma Officials
A shipboard style report describes authorities in Yuma seizing a whiskey still in a late-night operation. The account mentions names such as Vinita and Nant Waterman, with references to a five-gallon quantity and a still in full operation. The passage conveys confusion and partial details about the seizure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
YUMA
Yinea
Henry Fey
State of the
Vinita
Nant Waterman
Peratie
Dirk
Payne
Brent
Sitali
Crete
Gus
Amir
Court Clerks Meet On Marriage Law Change Effort
Court clerks gathered to discuss proposed amendments to the Ary coma law requiring both parties consent for marriage licenses. Some clerks questioned notices and ages, while others urged notifying absent clerks by letter to speed action on the legislative change.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wwe
Sride
Partic
Jude
Fetter
Local County Meeting Minutes in Fragmentary Names
Fragmented notes show Layis and Henning presiding in Navajo county with He it Farmer of Yiuina active as sect THY Others Givewnt. Cad Berryman of Maricopa county is noted, plus deputies and a list of attendees including Wentworth, Olive G. Pailor of Piara county, and Tom J. Re of Cocanite county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Layis & Henning
Navajo County
Yiuina
Cad Berryman
Maricopa County
Unl
Tannville
S Udell
Vache
Wentworth
Glin
Olive G. Pailor
Piara County
Ant
Tom J. Re
Cocanite County
Tombstone Scout Movement Discussion At Congre Gate
A Tombstone church meeting discussed forming a Boy Scouts affiliated movement to aid local youths. Parents, committee members Woolery, Alfred F Bogkwood, and BTL Reeves attended. plans covered interviewing parents and reporting progress, with focus on a teen branch and potential organization in Tombstone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congres Hiomal
Woolery
Alfred F Bogkwood
BTL
Reeves
Cututir
Asteriaki
Lee
Wauiels
Memorial tribute honors Tombestonite fellowmen
An obituary memorial notes the passing of a local Tombestonite figure. It highlights family ties and community service, referencing colleagues and a wide circle including Irene and Katiales Me. The piece emphasizes dedication to wartime relief efforts and recognition by the American League of Kansas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irene
Welention
TN Lee
Katiales
Kansas
158th Arizona's Own to be Reorganized
Article details reorganization of the 158th Arizona unit under plans developed by regular and state adjutants general in San Antonio. Includes mentions of infantry cavalry and artillery elements and notes about officials such as Walter Schealis adjutant general of Art Comm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phornin
Arizona
San Antonio
Coton
Walter Schealis
Iy Orde
Hunters Bay rabbit drive devastates farms near Phoenix
In Government Drive area Hunters Bay, over 1200 jackrabbits were killed today during a government-backed drive at Avondale farming street. The event drew cheers from Wo A Gilchrist of the United States cbs sHPVEY who arrived at farmers' request to curb rabbits destroying crops.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hunters Bay
Phoenix
Avondale
Navajo County Fails to Distribute Sheep Tax Monies
A garbled report shows Navajo County not distributing sheep tax funds as planned. The piece references county officials, a conference with local groups, and questions about funding allocations and owner reporting requirements, with scattered mentions of Maricopa and various tax procedures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Navajo County
Stephens Seeks U S Marshal Post Amid Rival Contention
Ed Stephens, a livestock board secretary, is named as a candidate for U S Marshal. The field includes Hugh Dau and Prochaska among others, with several others speculated as contenders. The race draws interest as prominent names in the region vie for the political plum.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Snin
Ed Stephens
Epetary
Therans
United An
Hugh Dau
Pandolfo Suit To Trial In Prescot Whornin
Fragmented OCR notes indicate a legal matter named Pandolfo to be tried in Prescot Whornin on a Monday in a November period. Readable names include Simard Pipdoie and Weare Mute. missing details prevent full event clarity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pandolfo
Prescot
Whornin
Hyslandre Acta Trang
Ty Simard
Pipdoie Iewite
Lergudiy
Beatee Maret
Lost gasoline tank mystery on RatnGURL scene
A chaotic report details a missing gasoline tank and a driving mishap near RatnGURL. It traces a January 1 separation incident, a recovery attempt, and a local driver’s return to a home town, with police and property concerns amid confusing fragments of dialogue.
Physician remarks on American religion and conscience
A physician speaker in Phoenix discusses the nation’s light religious influence contrasted with a strong conscience. The remarks reference figures such as Howmasi and HoFman, noting a debate on moral responsibility and social behavior amid unclear context and fragmented OCR text.
Phoenix crowd to attend Mexico City inauguration
A carload from Phoenix plans to attend the inauguration in Mexico City. The article mentions attendees and names associated with the event, noting the trip and the ceremonial context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phoenix
Mexico City
City of Phoenix Plans To Oppose Gas Rate Rise
A garbled text fragment references Phoenix and opposition to a proposed gas rate increase. The readable portions name Phoenix and the idea of resisting a price hike, but no clear dates, organizations, or concrete actions are provided.
Uncle Sam Sells Fort Bowie Reservoir
Government sale records show the sale of Fort Bowie Reservoir assets with bids and notices issued. The article notes a public sale process, references to bidders and officials, and details about funds raised and governance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uncle Sam
Fort Bowie
Apache principal protests using schools for dancing
An Apache principal protests school facilities being used for dances and parties. The letter to the state education board argues the district lacks jurisdiction and urges the board to settle the matter, urging adoption of a formal policy.
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Miss Atte
Grace Kare
Wili
Trather
Sprites Canyon
Wade
Vera Cauz
Consl
Vrubnin
State Land Board
Betty
Rery
Mike Mary Guts
Mary
Patna
Hamedey
Ugzote
Mitre
Compuretierie
Ymu Leeralniy
Ronitayy
Athena Te Tay Fran Ianainy
Elsiel
Sue Nee
Betty Thomas
Jennie Callert
Naty Whuikme
Steushrer
Georgy
Gambie
Jean Ely Suarts Folart
Statens
Ody Oresalvation
Kingman
Bitar
Mailroal
Fourth Street
George Seargeant
Hiliott
Valentine Fern
Bluhehe Riliott
Upwar
Maine
Newson
Tereb
Hopine
Saints
Tucson
Douglas
Liege
Nimeatt
Rieramente
Amd
Willem Hrown
Engi
Galt
Ak Pales
Iran
Saturn
Tombstone
Yarenss
Wutlh
Ehurels Roma
Norsia
Sory
Fother
Tombestonite
Ike Romney
Navilo
Srunierey
Stephens
U. S. Marshal
Ralph
Ratngurl
Janstiey
Abi
Aytenerd
Roje
Paln
Fairtomk Road
America
New
Howmasi
Mien Colter
Syrecome
Wotlten
Howmen
Hofman Ataelien
OENIX
Osteen
Sity OF
Phoenix Plans
Secur
Tom Bromelnd
Alaurt
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