Prohibition ruling shocks home brewers in Phoenix
Phoenix reports a new prohibition ruling declaring home production of intoxicating beer wine and spirits illegal without permits. Director Cassidy notes 200 gallons of nonintoxicating fruit juice may be tax free with registration, while stills and related materials may be seized if used for home liquor production.
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Michael E. Cassidy
State Prohibion
Prohibition Unit
Treasury Department
Cassidy
Collector of
Internal Revenue
Federal Court Opens in Prescott October 3 Under Judge Netterer
The September term of the United States district court convenes in Prescott at 10 a.m. October 3 with the Prescott calendar for civil and criminal cases to be called and motions settled. Nonjury trials slated for the following week. Judge Jeremiah Netterer from the district of Washington will arrive October 10. motions in the government case against A J Peters Vernon Peters and J N Jaggers set for October 11.
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Phoenix
Sir
United States District Court
Prescott
Jeremiah Netterer
United States District For Tern District of
A. J
Vernon Peters
J. N. Jaggers
Peters
Jaggers
Man Convicted of Gaming Files Appeal in Arizona
H E Gray filed an appeal in Maricopa County Superior Court in Phoenix regarding a gaming conviction against John G Montgomery. Miss Barrett resigned as sheriff. Gray sought relief via a writ of habeas corpus denied by the court. The case involves Attorney General W J Gallis Meerty and a printing company position in Long Beach California.
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Maricopa County
John G. Montgomery
Miss Barrett
Phoenix
Long Beach, Calif
Gilbraith
Supreme Court
Arizona mining man to advertise state via film scenes
T N McCauley the mining man has arranged a 3000 foot film titled Land of Opportunity to promote Arizona and his interests. The film shows Phoenix street scenes Salt River valley county grounds and Central Copper holdings near Willcox. Shown to officials and chamber members and to be released in 30 days with added feature footage from Apache Trail for eastern theaters and a lecture tour.
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Phoenix
Arizona
T. N. McCauley
Land of Opportunity
Chambers of Commerce
Office
The
Corporation Commission
Salt River Valley
State House
Chise County
McCauley
Central Copper Company
Willcox
Mexican workers injured in Phoenix cotton dispute
In Phoenix on the Phillips ranch near Asylum and Indian School roads three white men argued with three Mexicans over moving belongings after refusing to pick cotton. Two Mexicans were hospitalized with head wounds, Hernando Gonzales seriously wounded possibly with a fractured skull, Refugio Tanoria with a scalp wound. deputies DeWitt Blanco and Price reported the incident where relatives sought help to move furniture across a fence to the next ranch.
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Phoenix
S. K. Phillips
Asylum
Indian School Roads
Hernando Gonzales
Refugio Tanoria
Tol
al DeWitt
Gilbert Blanco
R. M. Price
Phillips
Oscar Cabe
Wesley Cabe
Phillips Ranch
Senator Ashurst Urges Opportunity For Every Man To Earn A Living
Senator Ashurst of Arizona told a Chicago audience on September 27 that unemployment is the gravest danger facing the nation. He urged business and civic groups to help the government create work and absorb idle labor. He said the country does not owe a living to all but a chance to earn one and dismissed reports of a car shortage as a hoax, attributing it to inadequate terminal facilities that require coordinated action by business and government.
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Ashurst
Chicago
United States
Arizona
Express Company Rates Appeal Faces Interstate Hearing
Express company seeks 26 percent rate increase and appeals a state denial to the Interstate Commerce Commission. Hearing set in Phoenix with date pending. Arizona argues I C C lacks jurisdiction over purely state business. case hinges on U S supreme court ruling in railroad disputes.
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Thoesix
Corporation Commission
Interstate Commerce Commission
American Railway Express Company
State Commission
Phoenix
Express Company
LCC
Amos A. Petts
Commis
Jason
I. C
Mr. Betts
Arizona
California
Supreme Court of the United States
Desert Skeleton Found Near Araby in Yuma Mesa Mystery
In Yuma Arizona on September 28 a sun bleached skeleton was found four miles south and one mile east of Araby by Clarence Kruger. A cane a six inch revolver a pipe a ring with keys and gold teeth lay nearby suggesting years of exposure. Authorities investigate and hope the ring may identify the dead man.
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Yuma
Ariz
Araby
Clarence Kruger
Kryger
Third Annual Stronghold Fair at Cochise Memorial Park
The third annual fair at Cochise Memorial Park will be held on Wednesday October 12 under the Stronghold Fair and Amusement association. There will be speaking, sports and amusements with hot coffee served free by the committee. Citizens are invited to attend and bring exhibits and basket lunches for a day of information and amusement in one of Arizona's historic centers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cochise Memorial Park
Stronghold Fair and Amusement Association
Arizona
Tombstone Stars Rally to Top Gleeson Ginks 16 to 7
Tombstone Stars won a second game in a week beating Gleeson Gloks 16 to 7. After leading 10 to 2, Gleeson rallied briefly but Tombstone maintained control with solid play. A follow up game is planned for next Sunday on the local diamond. Phoenis cattlemen report abundant grass across Arizona ranges.
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Tombstone Stars
Gleeson Gloks
Gleesonites
Arizona
Court Orders Show Cause On November 8 Election
Arizona Supreme Court issues writ directing Secretary Hall to show cause why a mandamus should not compel a November 8 special election on house bill 83. Writ returnable October 3. Opposition petition filed by Paradise Verde Irrigation District seeks to force the election.
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Phoenix
Ariz
State Supreme Court
Ernest R. Hall
Heil
Petion
Hall
Secretary of State
Paradise Verde
Supreme Court
Mrs E Sullivan Resigns as Gleeson Postmistress
Word from Gleeson states Mrs. E Sullivan resigns as postmistress after two years effective October 1. The Postal Department praised her efficiency and neat records while noting salary as the reason for leaving. She and Judge M J Sullivan will return to their Cochise county ranch in Sulphur Springs valley.
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Gleeson
E. Sullivan
Ars. Sullivan
M J. Sullivan
Cochise
Sulphur Springs
Girl Attacked Rattlesnake On Tucson Porch
Miss Bernice Simmons a 16 year old high school student in Tucson faced a large rattlesnake on her East Seventh Street porch and killed it after it struck multiple times. The encounter occurred as she returned home and was described as a thrilling, fearless defense by the young woman.
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Tucson
Bernice Simmons
East Seventh Street
Miss Simmons
Prochaska threatens grand jury probe in game law case
Phoenix dispatch reports state game warden Joe Prochaska backed by a grand jury investigation into alleged game law violations. He warned that failure to provide information could lead to arrest or conviction of hunters amid ongoing inquiries.
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Phoenix
Joe Prochaska
Ex service man returns home to Gleeson from Navy and hospital
George Gibson, a former Tombstone boy who joined the navy before World War I, has returned to Gleeson after more than a year in an army hospital in Boston. He contracted partial paralysis while serving on a submarine chaser late in the war and is now nearly recovered though still disabled. He plans a short visit to Tombstone with friends.
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Tombstone
George Gibson
Uncle
Sam
Navy
Gleeson
Army
Boston
Gibson
Drug Law Breach Charged In Nogales Case
Amos Hendricks Ramon Robles and C Tom teen were arraigned before United States commissioner W A O Connor and held awaiting grand jury action. Federal agents found six canes of a drug in Hendricks home.
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Nogales
Ariz
Amos Hendricks
Ramon Robles
C. Tomteen
W. A. O'Connor
United States
Hendrick
Ranger Acquitted of Assault with Deadly Weapon on Neighbor
Douglas Sept 7 Onto Schoenberg a forest ranger in charge of the eastern Chiricahua reserve was found not guilty of assault with a deadly weapon on Riley N Bellah a Rucker canyon rancher by Judge W C Jack. Schoenberg testified he acted in self defense fearing a beating. The quarrel over owed money led Bellah to threaten and insult the ranger who claimed a knife blow was to prevent a fatal beating due to his weak health and prior operation.
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Douglas
Schoenberg
Riley N. Bellah
Rucker Canyon
W. C. Jack Yesteray
Chiricahua Mountain
Bettah
Bellah
Schoeng
Bean Bat
Bludworth Arrested on Embezzlement Charge
Budworth of Tombstone, former cashier and vice president of the First National Bank, was arrested by Deputy U S Marshal Treahy in Tucson on embezzlement charges worth about 15060. He posted a 5000 bond to appear before Commissioner Edwin F. Jones in Tucson on Monday October 2nd. The case stems from bank records and a statement by bank examiner A B McCans. Bludworth was released after signing bond pending examination. Sheriff Hood and Deputy Rafferty also seized Meria Blumm, an alleged insane woman, in Bisbee following a confrontation with officers.
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MM. Budworth
Tombstone
First National Bank
United States
Marshal Treahy
Tucson
W. A. Fowler
Edwin F. Jones
E H. Reeves
Ray B. Krebs
United States District
Fowler
Reeves and Krebs
Bludworth
A. B. McCans
J. E. Hood
Rafferty
Bisbee
Meria Blumm
Tombstone Epitaph ownership and public notice details
The notice records ownership management and circulation details for the Tombstone Epitaph, listing publishers Giragi Bros and editor C L Giragi, with stockholders Carmel L Giragi and Columbes FP Giragi, and declares no bondholders or other securities. It also includes a public land notice for Inez Solano of Elgin, seeking three year proof for homestead entries in Section 31, Township 19 S Range 19 E, before November 2, 1921.
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Giragi
Carmel L. Giragi
Tombstone
Ariz
Columbes FP
Tombstone Aricons
Westtervar U.S
Phoenix
Arzona
Inez Solano
Elgin
Arizona
Township
Range
B.G
Meridian
W. A. Fowler
U. S
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Netterer
H. E. Gray
Sureas Suet
Aining Man
Gleeson Ginks
Washington, D.C
Sen
Oddie
Nevada
Senate
Secretary of the Treasury
Fordney
Congress
Tasker J. Oddie
H. C. Bursum
New Mexico
Charles 1. McNars
Oregon
Lawrence Phipps
Colorado
Ralph H. Cameron
Samuel D. Nicholson
Thomas Sterling
South Dakota
Samuel M. Sortridge
F- R. Gooding
Idaho
Hiram W.johnson
H. J. Meyers
Montana
W. E. Borah
Soho
T. J. Walsh
Andrews A. Jones
Henry F. Ashurst
Key Pittman
John J. Kendrick
Wyoming
Robert N. Stanfield
WL. Jones
Washington
Peter Norbeck
Miles Poindeater
Jane &. F. Laid
North Dakota
Prochaska
Peeved
Cochise County
Ent
Eeatt
Benson
the Bank OF Security and Service
State OF Arizona
County of Cochisels
C. L. Gitagi
Tombstone Ephtai
CL. Giragi
M. Ferguson
C. Myn
Maini
Ernest Espeed
Elgin Arizona
Marek C. Hursle
Arla H. Harkey
Fairbank
Lee Harkey
John R. Towles
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