Motor car accident kills four officers near Wickenburg
Nov. 22 Phoenix—HL Oliver of Los Angeles and four division officers of the Atchison Topeka and Santa Fe were killed when a motor inspection car overturned three miles north of Wickenburg Arizona. An axle on the front track broke and the car plunged down an eight foot embankment. J. M. McNeil survived with injuries while eight to fourteen passengers were aboard. The dead included H C Storey Prescott division, William Bowman Wickenburg roadmaster, A Jaeger Prescott assistant division, and William Mathie Wintlow division supervisor. The train brought the dead and injured to Phoenix tonight.
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Phoenix
HL Oliver
Los Angeles
Grand Division
Atchison
William Mathie
Wintlow
Faonu
H.C. Storey
Prescott
Ariz
William Bowman
Wickerburg
Thornix
A. Jaeger
Silver
J. M. McNeil
Retiring University President Speaks on State Schools
Retiring university head outlines state school status as St David Nevada hosts a state institute in Phoenix. County fair contestants Hyron Merriji Wanda Busby and Morten Goudmus claim top honors in boy judging. Last weekend church conference drew delegates from California Mission areas and Douglas Whitewater Fusbee. Valley farmers report good wheat prospects and water in St David. Gov. Campbell appoints Matteson and Wright to League of the Southwest meeting to discuss litigation. Landholders seek current association expenditures totaling 18068.17 with labor, salaries, and interest listed.
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ST. David
Atle
Nev
Phoenix
Douglas
Huvie Wor
Hyron Merriji
Wanda Busby
Morten Goudmus
Mae Hireen
Omy
Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day
St David
Earl Matteson
Lorenzo Wright
Gov. Campbell
League of the Southwest
Sup Pedro
Te Areus Association
Tore
Housel resigns to become dry agent for Arizona
State Douglas November 23 C A Housel deputy customs collector in charge of his port for over six years has resigned from the customs department to serve as a federal prohibition agent for Arizona under Mike Cassidy in charge of the district. He received his warrant signed by D H Blair commissioner of internal revenue and notice of appointment from the treasury department several days earlier.
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Douglas
C. A. Housel
Customs Department
State of
Arizona
Mike Cassidy
Housel
D. H. Blair
Internal Revenue
Treasury Department
Founder of Miami Dies in Arizona Town
James F. Gerald who gave Miami its name died at his home after a brief heart attack. He arrived in the district in April 1877 representing an Ohio syndicate and helped establish the community near Miami.
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Miami
Ariz
James F. Gerald
Alleged revolutionary leaders arrested at Nogales
Three alleged revolutionary leaders from Mexico were arrested in Nogales Sonora near the international boundary. Amavizca a former Sonora governor Mastorena now living in Los Angeles and a third unnamed man were captured after plans to seize Neples Sonora and spread revolt. U S and Mexican officials stated the arrests prevent trouble near the border and follow Mexican soldiers arrival to guard the area.
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Nogales
Ariz
Mexicn
Sonora
Portaras
Mentcan
Mexico
United States
Noales
Martorena
Chinese Silver Buying Expands Worldwide Markets
New York November 25 Chinese silver buying rises sharply as market activity shifts from London to Shanghai. Reports indicate large forward purchases amid premiums near 122 cents, with silver stocks in Shanghai around 23.3 million oz and total November purchases about 325,000 oz. Jute and cotton markets show strength, while France debates a loan to rehabilitate Banque Industrielle de Chine.
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New York
Itle
London
Snells
Jerstood
Premianis
Shanghai
San Francisco
Canton
China
Briand
Banque Industrielle de Chine
Calcutta
Bombay
Japan
Counties Respond With Tax Advances
Phoenix and other counties pledged early advances of tax funds to aid the University of Albany after state officials urged speed. State Treasurer Raymond Earhart agreed to take an advance apportionment of taxes already received and asked county treasurers to hasten November tax collections to meet university needs.
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Phoenix
Raymond Earhart
University of Albony
Smith
J Menard
Phna
Troviat Ko
von Kleingmil
The
State University
Campbell
Treaay
von KieinSmid
Earhart
Varios
Ashurst Proposes Funding for San Carlos Project Expansion
Washington reports that Henry Fo Ashuret introduced a bill to relieve unemployment by continuing construction on the San Carlos Project in Arizona. The measure adopts the federal irrigation project under the Indian Service and reclamation acts, authorizing a $4,000,000 transfer to the reclamation fund with annual reimbursements starting July 1 next following prior payment completions.
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Washington
Henry Fo Ashuret
San Carlos
Arizona
Senate
States of America
Congress
Indian Service
United States
Treasury
Sim Se
General Treasury
Planes to Hunt Down Revolutionists in Lower California
Francisco Ortiz of the Mexican aviation service says airplanes will pursue revolutionists under Colonel Canta in Lower California. He notes biplanes will be sent from Ensenada, the first air effort to the region, with planes shipped from Mexico City to Colima, Mazatlan, then Ensenada. Ensenada is near Mexicali and Tia Juana, sites of recent fighting.
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Ariz
Canta
California
Francisco Ortiz
Mexican Aviation Service
Mexico
Ensenada
San Diego
Mexico City
Colima
Mazatlan
Mexicali
Tia Juana
Lower California
Bank clerk found on Sonora Ranch after days of search
Alfonso Avilez of the Sonora Bank and Trust company was reported lost on the Proto ranch in Sonora since Saturday while on a shunting trip. He was found about 2 PM yesterday afternoon after several hours of searching by teams on the ground and in the air.
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Nogales
Ariz
Alfonso Avilez
Sonora Bank & Trust Company
Proto
Sonora
Will Drill for Oil in Elgin Community
An Arizona field note reports A Vandemark of Yuma plans to drill within 40 days on a 5000 acre tract near Elgin. Vandemark, an experienced oil driller, owns his own rig and is preparing in the Elgin area. Nov. 20.
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Elgin
A. Vandemark
Yuma
Vandemark
Ariz
Lonsa
Arizona Daily Newspaper Association Meets December 5
The Arizona Daily Newspaper Association of editors and publishers from Phoenix to State agrees to meet December 5 in Nogales. The group reports 311 applications for state water projects totaling 49 million dollars in cost.
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Nogales
Ariz
Arizona Daily Newspaper Association
Phoenix
Identified as Pearson Slayings Suspect in Arizona
Placido Silvas, alleged to be one of the seven bandits who killed Postmaster and Mrs. Frank Pearson at Ruby Arizona, was brought before a justice of the peace in Pima County after investigators examined the scene. Officials awaited engineers survey results to proceed with trial and anticipate an arraignment before Justice Oscar L. Pease.
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Novales
Ariz
Placigo Silvas
Frank Pearson
Ruby, Ariz
Pearson
John Justice of
Pima County
Pima
Yuma Coun
Justice of the Peace
Oscar L. Pease
Santa Cruz County Wins Big Victory in Boca Front Case
Two Washington dispatches report that the U S Supreme Court has dismissed the Boca Front case, leaving the Arizona Supreme Court ruling in favor of Santa Cruz county intact. The decision means the Arizona court stands and the U S Supreme Court will not hear further.
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Nogales
Ariz
Washington
United States Supreme Court
Santa Cruz County
Arizona State Supreme Court
Arizona
Murder suspect moved to Tucson to avert mob crowds
William S. Estaver, held in the Ruby murder case, was spirited from the Yuma county jail by sheriffs and moved east of the city by rail to avoid an angry mob, then brought to Tucson. He ate Thanksgiving in the Pima county jail. A preliminary hearing for Mrs. Anna C. Johnson’s killing is set today. Three of five witnesses identify Estaver as part of the assailants who attacked the Pearsons.
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Tucson
Yuma County
Yuma
Southern Pacific
William S. Estaver
Anna C. Johnson
Pima County
Johnson
Ruby
Slivas
Pearsons
State Treasurer Receives Federal Funds for Arizona Post Roads
Raymond Barnhart, Arizona state treasurer, received a United States Treasury check for 25268.94 dollars to fund improvements on post roads in Arizona. The payment underscores federal support for regional transportation infrastructure.
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Phoenix
Raymond Barnart
United States
Arizona
Co-Operative Bank and Trust to Consolidate Today
At a Tucson meeting of directors a consolidation plan was announced amending the Co-Operative Bank to merge with the San Simon company to form a new entity named Joint Bank. The directors discussed the consolidation becoming effective today.
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Co-Operative Bank and Trust
SAN Simon Institution
Tucson
Co-Operative Bank
Presiden Nuun
Sap Simon Valan
WP. Dunn
Jey Bank
San 5
Arrest of Tamastone baker for selling cigarettes to minors
Oscar Gast, a Tamastone baker, was arrested today by Sheriff Hood and charged by County Attorney John F. Ross with selling cigarettes to minors in violation of Arizona statutes. He was released on a $10 bond pending a hearing this afternoon as Sheriff Hood promised to halt cigarette sales to boys and to pursue further arrests.
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Oscar Gast
Mrs Anna P B Franklin Shot by Son While Hunting in Rincon
Tucson reports Mrs Anna P B Franklin of 1007 North Fifth Avenue was accidentally shot in the shoulder by her son Charles E Franklin while hunting in the Rincon mountains yesterday afternoon. Three BB shots grazed her right shoulder. she was treated at Arizona hospital and later returned home. The wounds were not serious.
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Anna PB. Franklin
Son
Rincons
Tucson
Ann Franklin
North Fifth Avenue
Charles E Franklin
Rincon Mountains
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