Powers Dies In Prescott Leader Of Yavapai Magazine
Prescott reports the death of Aaron H. Powers publisher of the Yavapai Magazine and a leading Republican organizer in Yavapai county. He came to Arizona for health from California and remained active in party work and publishing until his passing at home.
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Aaron H. Powers
Yavapai
Repubican
Yavapai County
Powers
Arizona
California
State J Board of Health
Iasalag Tte Balletin
Campbell
State School Head Supports Sports in Curriculum
Elsie Toles, superintendent of public instruction, told Winslow high school pupils that sports should be part of the school course. She urged clean sports and that athletes play for the game's sake, citing amateurs over professionals in wartime contrasts.
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Denix
Elsie Toles
Duble Schoote
Winstow
Miss Toles
Winslow
State Teachers’ Association
Youthful Pal of Zane Gray Fights Grizzly in Payson
On October 3 George Haught fourteen used a high powered .22 rifle given by Zane Gray to stop a 600 pound grizzly that rose to strike his younger siblings near Payson. The shot killed the bear instantly. George and his siblings were returning from school when the encounter occurred.
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Miami
George Haught
George
Payson
Pard
Brain
Babe Haught
Zane Gray
Four Held For Killing Ruby Postmaster and Wife
Four men were arrested in connection with the raid on the Ruby Arizona post office that killed Postmaster Frank Pearson and his wife. Salvador Zavet, Pacado Silves, Juan Lucero, and Sipriano Nunez Zazueta face preliminary hearings in a local peace court. Silves and Lucero live in Arivaca, Nunez is a former Mexican soldier. The arrests were announced by County Attorney AH DeRiemer and Sheriff George White.
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Ing
Frank Pearson
Ruby
Ariz
AH. DeRiemer
DeRiemer
George White
Salvador Zavets
Pacado Silves
Juan Lucero
Sipriano Nunez Zazueta
Just of Peace
Silves
Lucero
Arivaca
Nunez
Pearson
Perjury charge placed against Paradise man in Arizona
Papers filed in the U S Clerk's office Saturday in the case United States versus Robert L Herrell of Paradise Arizona He is charged with perjury alleged to have lied while testifying in the final proof of a homestead entry for Edna M McDowell He was arrested recently waived hearing before the United States Commissioner at Paradise and released on a $1000 bond
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Coronade Forest
United States Forest
Hugh Calkins
Congress
Forest Service
Coronado Forest
Frank Grubb
Catalina
Rincon Range Distri
Grubb
Dike
United States
Robert L. Herrell
Paradise
Arizona
Herrell
Edna M. McDowell
Miner Killed In Bisbee Powder Explosion
Oct 4. Matt Gregg, a Bisbee resident for three years and miner, was killed when his pick struck an unexploded powder charge in a Coe mine work in Bisbee.
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Matt
Gregg
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Coe
Highway Closure Issued For Miami Route In Arizona
The Arizona state highway department orders the Superior Miami highway closed until further notice. Although parts are open intermittently, heavy rock work and blasting in Queen Creek canyon require completion of the tunnel and other sections. Two prison labor shifts are enlarging the tunnel and travel is blocked.
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Phoenix
Ariz
Surior Miami
State High
Queen Creek Canyon
State Land Department Turns Over September Receipts
State land department reported September net cash receipts of 44 200? dollars turned over to the state treasurer. principal sources were interest and rentals 21 799.47 sales 10 732 05 fees 1 321 28 refunds 62 46. Rudolph Ruchier state land commissioner had turned 371 634.75 into the treasury as receipts of his office since year start.
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Phoenix
State Land Department
Rudolph Ruchier
Scarlet fever found in Mesa Arizona October reports
Two cases of scarlet fever and isolation of both mark the arrival of the illness in the Mesa district according to physicians. Luella Russell of Evergreen Acres returned home from school ill. The first case was found several days earlier in the country.
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Mesa. Ariz
Mesa
Luella Russell
Evergreen Acres
Opinion Declares Traveling Expenses For Commissioners
Phoenix Oct 1 Public inquiry into traveling costs of corporation commissioners following an opinion by Attorney General W J Galbraith. The ruler states commissioners are entitled to actual necessary expenses incurred while away from home in discharging official duties.
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Phoenix
WJ. Galbraith
Puerto Rico Seeks Copies of Child Care Bulletin
Porto Rico requests copies of El Studado de Nino issued by the state health board. Mrs. Charles R. Howe, director, has translated the Spanish bulletin and reports many calls for copies in Arizona and other states. The request was signed by the director of survey of children.
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Phoenix
Porto Ricco
State Board of Health
Charles R. Howe
Polute
Arizona
Porto Rico
Director of Survey of Children
Engineers Inspect Proposed Cave Creek Dam Site
Phoenix October 2 engineers who visited the proposed Cave Creek flood protection dam site returned with material samples for laboratory testing to determine practicality for construction. The inspection team included C Small state representative Harry Vernon county L B Hitchjcoek city F J O'Hara Water Users' Association and William H Parnett Paradise Verde Association. No action or recommendations will be decided until lab reports are completed.
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Phoenix
Cave Creek
C. . Small
Harry Vernon
L. B. Hitchjcoek
F. J. O'Hara
Water Users’ Association
William H. Parnett
Paradise-Verde Association
Doomed Man Is Sane In Florence Prison Report
Theo dore West awaiting execution for the murder of his traveling companion near Kingman several months ago is declared absolutely sane by prison physician Dr Hoffmen of Florence and Dr H A Hughes Sr of Phoenix. The report was sent to Governor Campbell via Captain Thomas Bynning, Florence prison superintendent.
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Ariz
Theodore West
Kingman
Hoffmen
Florence
H. A. Hughes
West
Thomas FE. Campbell
Thomas Bynning
Pat Hatton Pioneer Miner Dies at 58
Pat Hatton a veteran miner long resident of the Des Cabe district died yesterday afternoon at the coast hospital. He was 58 years old and had mined in Dos Caberas for thirty years. He is survived by a brother Tom Hatton. Funeral services were held at the Catholic church this afternoon at four o'clock.
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Pat Hatton
A Johnson
Dos Caberas
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Tom Hatton
TROOPER TO BE TRIED AT FORT HUACHUCA
The trial of Gordos A Tolliver a private of Troop A Tench cavalry is set with two lieutenant colonels a major and four captains among witnesses. Tolliver faces murder charges for shooting Robert Jackson at Fort Huachuca on March 5 1921 and remains jailed in Tucson without bond after pleading not guilty July 22. Papers were filed with the US district court by Commissioner J C Jetmore at Fort Huachuca.
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Gordos A. Tolliver
A. Tench Cavalry
Robert Jackson
Fort Hua
Eles
Tolliver
United States District Court
United States
J. ¢. Jetmore
Fort Huachvea
Sheriff Arrests Escaped Fort Grant Inmate in Nogales
Sheriff George White captured Arnold Phelps, 18, who escaped twice from Fort Grant Industrial School after being sent for horse stealing. He was apprehended in San Rafael Valley after the two month escape from the institution.
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Nogales. Ariz
Phelps Ws
Industrial School
San Ratasl Valley
Mexican miner killed in arizona drift collapse
October 3 in Miami Arizona Anastacio Rodriguez a miner with the Miami Copper Company was instantly killed when a rock mass fell in the drift where he worked crushing his head authorities say the accident occurred in the mine shaft area and rescue teams were summoned to the scene
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Miami
Ariz
Anastacio Rodriguez
Miami Copper Company
Foreign silver rally tied to Japan action and Chinese banks
The New York price rise for foreign origin silver in late September is linked to Japan’s moves amid China’s effort to push a cold standard. Chinese banks are buying more silver, reducing Shanghai stocks, while London prices show scarcity. Export trade from China is expanding, with August excess exports to the United States totaling $2.499 million.
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China
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Cable Ater
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Coson
Darien
Manchuria
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Great Britain
Bombay
Calcutta
Lon
State highway crews under J B Chadwick begin Fairbank to Tombstone work
The state highway maintenance team led by J B Chadwick starts work tomorrow at the San Pedro bridge in Fairbank and along the hill toward Tombstone then moves to the Tombstone Bisbee section to restore the road. The outfit is one of twenty statewide with manpower adjusted by county finances, aiming to maintain roads after construction. Phoenix National Life Insurance capital rises by 185000.
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San Pedro
Fairbank
Tombstone
Tombstone-Bisbee
Convict Killed Making Escape Three Prisoners Flee
A road camp escape near Superior involved three prisoners from the state penitentiary with one killed and another wounded possibly. Captain Rynning reported 109 inmates at the camp one mile east of Superior and the escape occurred between 1 50 and 2 1 pm. The escapees were Ignace Carlos Pete Martinez and Jesus Rameretz with Panpyleon Garcia killed. Martinez and Rameretz were from Coconino and Garcia from Yuma County. The case is under investigation by a bloodhound posse tracking the fugitives.
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Lore Ers Oni
Jeamp
Superior
Artz
Thomas Rynning
Rynning
State Penitentiary
Iast
Ignace Carlos
Gila’ County
Pete Martinez
Coconino County
Jesus Rameretz
Grand Jury Called by Judge Stanford
Judge R C Stanford of the criminal division of the superior court ordered a panel of 21 names drawn for a county grand jury. The jury meets Thursday morning Oct 6 and will be examined for service by county attorney R L Shepherd. This is the first county grand jury called by Stanford since 1918, and it is not expected to exceed three or four days. Oatman New shaft of United Eastern down 430 feet.
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R. L. Shepherd
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