Indian Woman Slain by Husband on Maricopa Reservation
In Phoenix a Maricopa Indian, Lucy Sun, was killed by her husband David Sun in a field on the Maricopa Reservation six miles south of Laveen after a quarrel. Her body was cremated on a tribal funeral pyre with offerings and dances as authorities prepared murder charges.
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Phoenix
Nate McKee
Lucy Sun
David Sun
Sum
John Ennis
Maricopa
Laveen
W. E. Tardy
San
Gardner seeks sanity hearing in mail robbery case
Roy Gardner, early 20th century convict known for mail theft attempts, faced two indictments charging him with attempts to rob U.S. mails at Maricopa on November 3 and Phoenix on November 15. Gardner pleaded not guilty and moved for a sanity evaluation to determine his mental state at the time of the alleged crimes.
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Hoenin
Ariz
Cottal
Roy Gardner
Gardner
Davis
Body of missing Wichita Falls man found near Buckeye
A skull and charred bones, believed to be John J. Knight, a wealthy Wichita Falls trust official, were found in an arroyo about 12 miles from Buckeye on the Hassayampa River. Two Phoenix youths, Albert Everson and Tom Mouck, located the remains after a two week search, discovering a skull and a trench burial.
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John J. Knight
Wichita Falls
Tex
Buckeye
Hassayammpa
Knieht
Phoenix
Albert Everson
Tom Mouck
Meg
Hon
Suitor rejected by teacher ends in suicide in El Frida
Douglas reports Miss Veniee Malutich, a Lakeside school teacher, refused marriage after persistent letters from John H. Shoshusen, the Lakeside principal. Shoshusen killed himself on the steps of Miss Baltrich’s home in El Frida after following her from Douglas where she teaches.
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Douglas
Veniee Malutich
John H. Shoshusen
Lakeside
Yajo County
Foch Invited to Visit Arizona Veterans Hospital
Patients at Whipple Barracks in Arizona sent an invitation to Marshal Foch to visit the hospital to see how America cares for its disabled veterans. Maj. B. E. Hedding, long in charge, ordered to assume command at Moenix. Weather notes from Fort Bayard to Pinto describe cold mornings, drought, and impact on stock, with frost and dry watercourses affecting springs and irrigation.
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Whipple Barracks
Marshal Foch
Arizona
America
B. E. Hedding
Moenix
Fort Bayard
Hedding
Pinto
Ariz
Flagstaff
Farewell address by von KleinSmid at Arizona teachers meet
Governor Campbell introduced KB von KleinSmid before the Arizona State Teachers Association as he prepared to depart the state university presidency. He traced a decade of progress from 14 to 42 accredited high schools and noted 34 graduating maidens eligible for standard universities, praising educators and legislators. Florence Standard Oil plans to reject a $25 000 distributing station proposal.
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Phoenix
KB. von KleinSmid
University of Arizona
Mas E. Campbell
von KleinSmid
Arizona State Teachers Association
University of Southern California
Arizona
Florence
Standard Oil Company
Consolidation of Two Banks Is Ratified in Arizona
Nov 19 Tucson reports the consolidation of the Cooperative Bank and Trust Company at Tucson with the San Simon Valley Bank at San Simon. The San Simon Bank will operate as the Cooperative Bank and Trust Company once licensed by State Superintendent Charles W. Fairfield. Horne, long prominent in Clifton business, will manage the new branch. The piece notes Mexican.visitors and mentions a claim of healing miracles associated with a division widow and a sight restoration case.
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Tucson
Cooperative Bank
Amt Trust Company
Tacsdh
San Simon Valley Bank
San 5Mon
Cooperative Bank Y
San Sten Bank
Cooperative Bank and Trust Company
San Sihowsh
Charles W. Fairfield
San Simon Bank
HD. Horne
Clifton
Assignee's Notice to Creditors for Leader Furniture Co
In November 1921 the Leader Furniture Company deeded its assets to E. W. Graves as assignee under law. Creditors must file claims with Graves in Douglas Arizona within six months from November 10 1921 and provide sworn affidavits proving amounts.
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Sotine Ta Hereng
Item
Wourtan
Leader Puraiture Company
Leader Furniture Company
Leater Parniture Company
Douglas
Arizona
E. W. Graves
Lead+ Furniture Company
Cattle Sales Surge Around Willcox Area
War era report notes extensive cattle sales in Willcox region with 35 train cars loaded yesterday and more contracts for shipments. Cummings credits local efforts to boost commerce and Willcox participation in the Douglas fair with substantial farm product exhibits and expected strong turnout from Willcox and nearby communities.
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War
PF Cum Aites
Citiiens
Willcos
On. Cummings
Willcox
Chamber of Commerce
Cummings
Wittcox
Cattle Shipments From Mayer District Move Stock to California
About 15 head of cattle shipped from Cordes Junction near Mayer, Arizona, this week. Buyers include Ralph Ghed of Exeter California and Lee and Louis Gill of Porterville California who are inspecting the load. Turkey Creek outfits also sent steers, with 23 cars from Sycamore district and 6 cars from Mayer district to Porterville. This marks the second shipment this year for Sycamore and Turkey outfits and the first in years for Mayer and Cordes stockmen, with nearly 4500 head moved from Yavapai County ranges since spring.
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MAYER
Ariz
Helme
Cordes Sidious
Ralph Ghd
Exeter
California
Lee
Louis Gill
Porterville
Turkey Creek
Sycamore
York
Lessard
Gilt Brothers
Cordes
Yavapai County
Absconder Gardne hosted by marshal and deputies at cafe
In Phoenix Roy Gardner, an escaped convict and alleged mall robber, was entertained as an honored guest by U S marshal J P Diller and deputies at a leading restaurant after being moved from the county jail to the federal building for questioning. Authorities had kept his location secret until discovery. Patrick Brennan was sentenced in Norfolk to five years and a $5,000 fine for involvement in the Norfolk navy payroll heist.
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Bandit
Marshal Dillon
Phoenix
J. P. Diller
United States
Roy Gardne
Anner
Gardner
Cers
Ord
Jack McGrath
Sheriff's Office
Patrick T. Brennan
Norfolk
Federal
Atlanta
Brennan
Lucy
Navy
McGrath
New York
Washington
Chicago
Kansas City
State sues for cost of treating woman at insane hospital
Phoenix, Ariz November 19 The state filed suit in Maricopa county superior court to recover 4750 dollars for treatment of Miriam Wellborn at the state hospital for the insane since March 1893. Wellborn inherited 5000 to 6000 dollars and the state seeks payment for hospital expenses incurred on her behalf.
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Phoenix
Ariz
State Today
Maricopa County
State Hospital For
Afiss
Miriam Wellborn
Colonel McClintock Arrives in Bisbee for Historic Visit
Arizona state historian Col. James H. McClintock arrived in Bisbee last night for a civic visit. The stop highlights the state’s historical interests as local officials welcomed the renowned historian.
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McClintock
Isits
Brother Stephen Leaves Tombstone for Bisbee
Miracle man Brother Stephen, active in Tombstone during the past month, departed this morning for Bisbee to spend time there. Many visitors to him claim they are relieved from their distress and ailments.
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Stephen
Tombstone
Bisbee
Unclear local travel notes mention McClintock meeting Warren District
Fragmentary report records Colonel McClintock visiting Warren District with Mrs McClintock and plans to depart tonight or tomorrow for Deniles to attend a reunion. Mention of other names and a fair event appears in a jumbled OCR snippet with few readable details.
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Deniles
Plenowes
Cueelise Ouenty
Douglas Carmel Movlatas
Nemales
Coyotes slain in Tucson predator drive report
In Tucson on November 19 a predator-control drive, led by wildlife expert T. G. Pick erell and County Agricultural Agent Broken, killed about 150 coyotes. The operation near Jaypee Station northwest of the city used poisoned bait. officials say the method reduced coyote numbers and aims to protect livestock in the Cortare and Past-Tait districts as relayed to the county agent.
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Tucson
T. G. Pickerell
Jaypee Station
Mexican loses legs under freight train accident
In Yona Arizona a Mexican worker Rambero Renjato fell beneath a moving freight train near Yuma yards while trying to board. He lost both legs and the incident occurred as a crowd gathered to watch an arrival at the hospital. A companion also attempted to board but escaped without serious injury.
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Yona
Ariz
Madison
Bosplrith Caperina Renjeto
Ranjero
Yuma Yards
Rendero
Feman Struck By Malady While On Duty
Fireman with Fine Company No 1 collapsed yesterday afternoon after testing apparatus during firefighting. He recovered later in the day, with doctors noting probable nervous trouble as the cause. The report mentions muscle contractions and a semiconscious state but no final diagnosis.
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Touglas
Poe
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