Fingerprint expert testimony in Moon Case captivates court
In a historic session, the first fingerprint expert in Superior Court testified for hours. Sheriff McDonald detailed burglary evidence from the Trew Meat Market case, linking prints to the defendant. Expert Sanders matched eight of twelve prints with certainty, while four remained doubtful due to poor prints.
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United States
McDonald
Trew
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Dee
Eixer Spert
Federal aid withheld for Globe-Geronimo road mail route
Phoenix November 20 federal bureau of public roads withholds aid from Globe Geronimo road saying prospects for mail transportation are slim. Chief Engineer McDonald notes San Carlos area and Apache contingency as factors. State highway department approval questioned as government stance signals limited future mall use and potential Carvajal financing needed.
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Phoenix
Federal Bureau of Pabiie Roais
Globe-Geronimo
Carvad of
Indian Affairs
San Carlos
Farbaest Offici
Arizona
State Highway Department
Thomas J McDonald
J. 3. Bilebi
U. S
Denver
W LITERATURE VENDOR ARRESTED BY TUCSON POLICE
Tucson police arrested a man identified as George Marks for possessing literature labeled W. W. He is held on a vagrancy charge and may be turned over to federal authorities. The incident attracts attention amid court records and fingerprint system discussions.
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W. W
Tucson
Offoot Mall
George Marks
Public Denunciation Sparks Controversy Over Doctrines
Nov 20 in Phoenician the public official who first denounced the doctrines amid a heated clash between Governor and Attorney General is cited. The claim notes the attorney general and governor Campbell weighed in, with the former asserting opposition long ago and labeling the doctrines as a national wave of censure. The Associated Press report marks this as the first formal denouncement in the United States.
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Phoenin
Athorney Getret Gusernor
Cansitwil
Miss Dorothy Berry Found Guilty for Unnegotiated Check
Dorothy Berry formerly of Nogales was found guilty by a Phoenix jury in the superior court of Judge Bollard on obtaining merchandise by an unnegotiable check. The jury recommended clemency, with sentencing set for Monday after additional court action.
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Grant water suit to come up in Graham County court
The Grant water dispute is scheduled for an appearance before the superior court at Safford in Graham County. Attorney General Wiley E. Jones notes the water source is military reserved and the case involves multiple defendants including Johnson, Cock, Kennedy, and Kennedy Bros. Numerous parties are listed as plaintiffs and opponents in the action related to water rights and reservations.
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Safford
Graham County
Tempera
Wiley E. Jones
Jones
Assieta
Savents
Eallis
Arizona Faces Sugar Shortage Across State
The report notes a widespread sugar shortage impacting Phoenix and rural areas. A major firm warns its stock is exhausted and wholesalers expect relief only after January shipments of Cuban sugar arrive, with rural stores limiting purchases to one or two pounds.
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Phoenix
Nox
Hayden Legion to Aid Fight On Resolution Adopted
Hayden Arizona November meeting of American Legion posts adopted a resolution praising the governor and supporting actions against the W and Fadication. The message, received from Hayden, urged unity and commitment to ridding the state of the menace while renouncing violence against comrades.
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Centralia
Weab
Phoenix residents named in punch board gambling case
Twenty seven Phoenix citizens were named in a direct information filed by the county attorney in the superior court of Judge Rolla C. Stanford. They are charged with violating the state gambling law by operating punch boards and were summoned to appear before the court tomorrow.
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Phoenix
Rolla C. Stanford
Salt River Valley crop values rise under project scope
A Salt River valley War Users' Association report shows crop valuations under the great irrigation project rising to 1227238 for the current year, with 54,106 acres sold at 7,854.25 and an average per acre value of 185. Estimated valley cotton value also reflects gains, though alfalfa and other crops show mixed results amid wartime adjustments.
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Arizona
Phoenix
Salt River Valley
Stickers of J. W. Ww. Make Appearance
Unclear citywide event reports stickers reading J. W. Ww appeared in the town overnight. The post of 2 and FE posts are mentioned with speculation about IWW influence. The incident drew reactions toward the American Legion and IWW positions, with protests over misused Red Cross ads.
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Centralia
American Legion
Uries
LOW
Legion
Industrial Workers of the World
Erie
Arizona Cattle Growers vote questioned by board member
Douglas November 26 Frank P Moore of the Arizona live stock sanitary board denied that a 36 to 18 vote against the Kenyon Kendrick bill at the Arizona Cattle Growers' association meeting in Phoenix reflected overall sentiment. He said the stance represented 35 of over 1400 members and blamed eight packers' representatives for influencing the vote.
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Douglas
Frank P Moore
Arizona Livestock Sanitary Board
Kenyon-Kendrick
Arizona Cattle Growers’ Association
Phoenix
Proclamation of Thanksgiving Day in Arizona 1919
The executive department proclaims Thanksgiving Day in Arizona, praising the Pilgrims and the founding ideals shaping the state. It urges reverent observance, national unity, and remembering the war dead as the nation advances toward peace, with Phoenix as the ceremonial date and place.
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State OF Ahizona
Croaff and Smith Dusted From LFcoR
Court report notes removal of Croaff and Smith from LFcoR amid a factional convention dispute. The article cites committee influence, journal policy control, and calls for divestiture as the central action shaping leadership and governance.
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Lfcor
Jurors Race Favoritism Claims Stir County Court
Local news recounts allegations of jury favoritism centered on the county panel. Citizens question selection integrity as editors note perceived bias and procedural flaws in juror reporting and oversight. Community figures including Prescott weigh in on the matter.
Largest land sale announced in state history
Article reports the largest land sale on record in the state, announced yesterday in Phoenix. Fo 8 Gibbespie of Tas Oba sold more than 112 sections of land totaling Teatro acres to the Gila Water Company. The tract lies near Ark ton, Arizona, at the site of a dam under construction by the company, with a purchase price of 156000 dollars.
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Phoenix
Artsoea
Gibbespie
Tas
Oba
Gila Water Company
Arkton
Ariz
Th Pany
Alee
Arizona Seal Attestation By Governor Campbell
On the twentieth day of November in the year of our Lord a document bears the seal and is attested by THOS BE CAMPBELL as Governor of Arizona and MIT Sites as Secretary of State.
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Phoenix
Wer Ser
Thos BE Campbell
Arizona
MIT Sites
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