Nogales Chamber Opposes Editorial Favoring Arizona Club
J B Bristol secretary of Nogales Arizona Chamber writes to Tombstone Daily Prospector objecting to an editorial urging support for the Arizona Automobile Club. He argues the club is a state institution, praises its impartial route guidance, and notes Arizona counties and cities may benefit from broader statewide membership and funding. He states Nogales favors balanced highway promotion across Bankhead and Old Spanish Trail routes.
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Nogales
Daily Prospector
J. B. Bristol
Secrtary
Nogales, Arizona
Chamber of Commerce
Prospector
Arizona Automobile Club
Tombstone
Phoenix
Automobile Club of Arizona
Automobile Club
Kons
Arizona
Grand Canyon
Petrified Forest
The
Hese
Arzona Automobile Club
Bankhead Highway Association
Southern California Automobile Club
Automovile Club
Maricopa County
Bankhead
Tucson
Ross
Bankhead Highway
Corbise County
Ogales
Allstar Team Leaves on Tour Through Mexico Tucson
Allstar Arizona and Lil Roma team departs Tucson for an extended Mexico tour with five Tucson regulars. A five game series in Mexico City and four in Guadalajara, plus two games each in Vera Cruz, Tampico, Puebla, and Torreon. Government-sanctioned under official supervision with players from Arizona and several from Naples, Sonora.
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Tucson
Allstar
Arizona
Lilrora
Mexico
Mexico City
Guadalajara
Vera Cruz
Tempico
Puebla
Torreon
Naples
Sonora
Diphtheria Precautions Continue Despite Local Improvement
Tucson reports County Health Officer Dr. Gotthelf says precautionary diphtheria measures from the past week should continue. He notes the epidemic is fairly under control with indications of improvement but urges ongoing vigilance.
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Tucson
Gotthelf
Congressman Carl Hayden visits Tombstone amid health updates
Congressman Carl Hayden paused in Tombstone during a Nogales to Douglas trip en route to Washington. He reports general improvement in state conditions, notes a single new diphtheria case and no deaths, and praises ongoing road projects at Willaim e Construction and Garland Prairie road work.
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Gotthelf
Carl Hayden
Tombstone
Nogales
Douglas
Washington, D. C
Congress
Hayden
Sutor
Bisbee
Decorator Hawkins Appointed Clerk of Cochise Board
MM C Hawkins formerly Douglas postmaster was appointed clerk of the Cochise County Board of Supervisors to fill the vacancy created by L F Kuchenbecker resignation. The board debated timing and read the resignation letter. Hawkins faced two other applicants W E Clark and Wm Delbridge as petitions from Douglas residents supported him. The board planned continued consideration of wages and inspected the Benson bridge during the day as repairs continued.
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MM. C. Hawkins
Douglas
Board of Supervisors
LF. Ruchenbecker
Suchenbecker
C. E. Adams
Bisbee
J. B. Hart
D. A. Adams
Hart
Hawkins
Adams
W. E. Clark
Wm Delbridge
Kuchenbecker
Cochise County
John B. Mart
E Adams
Vier
Grand Jury Indicts Several in Tucson Area
Final April term report of the federal grand jury was filed by Judge Sawtelle. Several indictments were returned though many cases charged with crime had not been publicly arrested. A. Lama faced Harrison narcotic act charges. William Steber was indicted for a statutory offense. George Bread, a Phoenix Indian school alumnus, pled guilty to mailing obscene literature and was fined and jailed. Decker faced Mann Act proceedings and was remanded. Shields was indicted under the Mann Act. Several Tucson and Prescott men faced minor charges. The September term opens in Prescott with Sawtelle and Neterer handling different dockets.
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Tucson
Willam H. Sawtelle
United States District Court
District of Ar
William Steber
A. Lama
George Bread
Phoenix
Sawtelle
Maricopa
Scarlea Decker
United States
Eisterer
Attoney Flynn
Decker
Ernest
Shields
Prescott
Red Cross Sunday Designated by Governor Campbell
Phoenix news notes that November 12 will be Red Cross Sunday per Governor Campbell’s letter to Red Cross Pacific coast division manager George Filmer. The governor’s designation aims to bolster the annual Red Cross roll call. Kingman-Dean mine in Wallapai Range enlarges mill to 70 ton daily capacity.
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Phoenix
Red Cross
Thos. E. Campbell
George Filmer
Pacific Coast Division
The
Red Cross Sanday
Kingman—Dean
Wallapai Range
First National Bank Reopening Efforts Intensify
Depositors committee with Attorney William A Bowen and bank officials including Mary Costello plan to resume operations at the First National Bank. Examiners McCans and Brewer back reopening with Costello funding, aiming to keep deposits for six months and restore soundness while pursuing wide depositor guarantees.
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First National Bank
William A. Bowen
Mia
Mary Costello
McCans
Brewer
Bowen
Costello
Ohy
Percon
Litte
Bia
Tims
Brower
Rate change to be fought by state shippers
Tucson shippers meet at the chamber of commerce with a Phoenix committee to plan a campaign against proposed railroad rate changes. The plan would raise freight rates from the east, threatening Arizona’s jobbing interests. bankers head to Los Angeles for the 47th annual American Bankers convention while Cardinal Ward attends five or six days.
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Ger
Phoenix Chamber
Department of Traffic
Intermediate Rate Association
Arizona
Benson
A. G
Smith
Cochise County
Benson and
Tombstone
Los Angeles
Amodst
Tucson
Ping
State to Receive Funds by Oct 10
Phoenix report states funds will be available to cash state warrants by October 19 after a wire from the First National Bank of Los Angeles approving a second tax anticipation bond issue. The $1,000,000 issue follows a $1,500,000 sale delivered in April, with printing ordered and signatures forthcoming to ensure cash for warrants by the next payday.
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Phoenix
Raymond Earhart
Earhart
First National Bank of Los Angeles
Ite
Arizona rifle team takes second at Camp Perry meet
Tucson reports Ross Savage says Arizona civilians would have won first place in national civilian rifle team finals at Camp Perry if not for a sight adjustment error. Savage, returning from Ohio event, notes strong civilian and National Guard showing, with Arizona rewarded for selection from a small pool and praised administrations led by Col. Mumma and Brig. Gen. Phillips.
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Tucson
Arizona
United States
Camp Yerry
Ths
Ross Savage
Camp Perry
Saviege
Col
M. C. Mumma
Camp Pery
Phillips
National Rifle Association
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Williame
Grong Canyon
Garland Prairie Road
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Cochine County
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J. N. Gaines
Taxpayers’ Association
Cochise
Dave Adams
Gaines
Benson Bridge
Belne
Agaim
Douglas Man
Neterer
Eastern District of Washington
Globe
First National
Roland Johnson
Mana
RIFLE
National Guard
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