Paving Five Mile Extension Starts Near Tombstone
Five mile extension of the state highway east of Tombstone began with White Miller contractors paving from the far end. State Engineer Maddock said concrete pouring would start within days as maintenance duties for the Cochise county route shift to the state highway department. Local officials report cooperation challenges with Cochise supervisors amid a large Borderland Highway plan including routes through Douglas, Tombstone, St. David, and Florence.
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Nut Neice
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Pima County
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Coo
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Cochise
Niehway
Rodeo
Dollcws
St Shavidneon
Tucson
Florence
Mesa
Mhoena Bend
Yume
Entin
Court reporters to form organization in Arizona
A Nogales meeting advanced plans for a state wide court reporters association to elevate ethics and require licenses and certificates by legislation. Attendees included Powers Phoenix Palmer Tombstone Owsky Safford Cothran Nogales Lee Tucson and proxy representatives Rude Rowe Little from Phoenix with Powers leading the committee.
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Phoenx
ER. Powers
Phoenix
HD. Palmer
Phillipowsky
Tombstone
W. C. Cothran
Safford
Robert E Lee
J. C. Nixon
Tucson
Ben Ruderow
D. A. Little
E.R. Powers
October 28 School Elections Set Across Cochise County
Elections to choose one new member for each district board of trustees will be held on the last Saturday in October. Miss Helen Brows, county superintendent, notes terms are three years with staggered elections and local vote counts reported to the county. Districts include the Grammar School Board and the High School Board in Tombstone, with several incumbent trustees named and candidate contests announced for the two districts.
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Cochise County
Helen Brows
Jomtien
Echout
Tomistone Tunnet
Ila Weapey
John WH
Tembytone Vainn High School
Miewiteniteti
al Qereie
Rob Krols
Guy Well Tombstone
Ll Ledfent
Folttenk
Wom. Miles
Taraiew
Grers
J. James
Jom H. Davis
H. Chison
Harriet Board
Coyotes Descend En Masse On Yavapai Raid
Scott Arizona reports a surge of coyotes attacking cattle around Thumbe Butte near Prescott. Ranchers note packs linger near branding pens and rushes of coyotes tear calves as crews move, with larger, bolder animals since coyotes lost value for pelts.
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Ariz
Arcentine
Thumbe Butte
Prescott
Bishop
Federal court to convene in Phoenix November 20
The fall term of the United States district court will convene in Phoenix on November 20. Judge William H. Santel announced that several hundred federal prisoners are held in Phoenix Tucson Globe and Prescott jails and that court backlogs will delay cases until an additional Arizona federal judge is appointed. The pair of judges will then sit to clear the fall civil and criminal docket. Maricopa irrigation bonds of 1 375 million were sold with 60 pumps to be installed and 134 miles of laterals planned.
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Tucson
Ariz
United States Disreiet Court
Tday
William H. Santel
Globe
Prescott
Arizona
Santente
Maricopa
Arizona cattle sales report from Salt River valley and beyond
The Arizona Cattle Growers Association releases a weekly report through secretary H. M. Rice detailing Salt River valley cattle sales at various Arizona shipping points. Fat steers, feeders, veal calves, and cows were moved to Los Angeles and California destinations. prices ranged with feeders in demand and fat steers selling at established market levels. Demand exists from Phoenix Safford Wilhelman and other points with packers showing interest through late October deliveries.
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Arizona Cattle Growers’ S Association
H. M. Rice
Salt River Valley
Los Angeles
Ete
Scott
Williameon
Wilteng Sdtien
Stemre
California
Gile
Southern
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Wilhelman
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Giants Win First Game of World Series at Polo Grounds
The Giants defeated the Yankees 2 to 0 in ten innings at the Polo Grounds to take game one of the World Series. Meuse hit a homer for the visitors as the game was cut short by darkness after a tense late stretch.
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Cmnplene
Ies
Ty Jones
Scott
Fox
Valle
Birthrate Growing Says State Health Officer In Report
Arizona health officials released August birth statistics showing 166 births, 48 more than July’s 118. Boys outnumbered girls overall, four counties reported more girls, 14 sets of twins occurred with Coconino leading in twins, white babies numbered 221, Mexican 195, Indian 15, other races 13, best breed 14. no July Indian births and no August report from Pinal due to the death of Dr. W G Randall.
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Coconine
Apache
Gila
Pima
Mebave
Coconino
Pinal County
W. G. Randall
Florence
State Board
McEwen Ranch Inc Formed in Cochise County
The McEwen Ranch, Inc. of Wilbur Cochise county filed articles of incorporation with the corporation commission with 50 000 capital in 100 shares. Incorporators are Katherine and Alexandrine Mc Ewen of Detroit and W. W. Huggett of Johnson. The plan names a Dede Ranch.
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Wilbur
Cochise County
Corporation Commission
Katherine and
Alexandrine McEwen
Detroit
Mich
W. W. Huggett
Johnson, Ariz
Demand Expulsion Of 17 Chinese Held For Assault
From Empalme near Guaymas news reports 17 Chinese held for assaulting a Mexican who wandered into a Chinese house. Clubs and rods were used. Expulsion of the Chinese from the country has been demanded.
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Nogales
Ariz
Empalme
Guaymas
Prohibition Agents Link Sugar Mash to Prospector in Arizona
Officals testified at the bearing of George Meronovich radium prospector that tracks from his house to a tunnel holding 10 gallons of sugar mash were tied to his shoes. The evidence ties sugar mash, sugar, raisins and hops to the case in Globe Arizona.
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George Meronovich
Prohibition
Gardner’s Captor Receives Postal Reward in Phoenix
Herman Tater received the $5,000 reward for aiding the capture of bank robber Reg Gardner at the Santa Fe depot in Phoenix. Gardner, previously convict on mail robbery, fled prison twice and was recaptured by Gardiner after he forced a cashier at gunpoint. The event followed a solo armed stand that halted the robber before a scheduled train departure.
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Indersied
United States
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Reg Gardner
Dandi
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Gardner
Fort Leavenworth
Utah stockmen Would Regain Fees for Grazing
Utah sheepmen who grazed their flocks in northern Coconino county in 1920 paid grazing fees to Jack Harrington the then sheriff and later officials. They sue Harrington W Campbell and M A Murphey with successors Henry Apbold and Mrs Anna Prebmilller, seeking to recover the money. The suit is filed in Superior Court in Flagstaff Arizona.
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Ariz
Utah
Coconino County
Jack Harrington
Harrington
W. ¥. Campbell
M. A Murphey
Henry Apbold
Anna Prebmiller
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