Phoenix Given One More Chance to Co-operate
The Southwestern Bankhead Highway Association urged Phoenix to join a unified signing program for the El Paso to Yuma route or risk the Ajo to Yuma route being directed by southern Arizona. At a Tucson meeting, directors from many communities debated tempos of funding and cooperation, with Phoenix asked to underwrite its share or face alternatives that funnel travelers via the Ajo route.
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Phoenix
Arizona
New Mexico
el Paso
Yuma
Southwestern Bankhead Highway Association
Tucson
Southwestern Association
Board of Supervisors
Maricopa County
Automobile Club of California
Douglas
Board of
Phoenix Faille
Harry Welch
Chamber of Commerce of
Roy Weyland
G. A. Martin
el Paso Automobile Club
George Aston
Douglas Chamber of Commerce and Mines
Ely Martin
Southwestern Bankhead
Douglas Chamber
Shadwell Bowyer
The
Southwestern
Fred Sutter
J. J. Bowen
Lawrence D. Clark
Bisbee
Billie Bennett
Benson
Fishburn
Pima County Highway Commission
Monte Mansfield
Kirt Hart
Tucson Chamber of Commerce
Bowyer
Harmony
Association
Capital
Martin
Rjo
Southwestern Highway Association
Rodeo
Yume
Ajo
Board of Directors
Florence
Chandler
Deming
Tombstone
Lordsburg
Association For Distribution
East and West Assurance
Motor Trades Association of Tucson
Pima County Highway Associated
California Edison seeks Boulder and Pyramid Canyon dams
Washington reports Southern California Edison filed with the federal power commission for dam rights on the Colorado River at Boulder Canyon and Pyramid Canyon to supply irrigation and hydroelectric power. Boulder Canyon would rise 450 feet and Pyramid Canyon 200 feet. Edison previously filed on four sites above Boulder Canyon. Los Angeles has already filed on Boulder Canyon, prompting questions over federal control and government ownership advocated by officials, with Interior withdrawal of the dam site from entry.
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Phoenix
Washington
Southern California Edison Company
Federal Power Commission
Colorado River
Boulder Canyon
Pyramid Canyon
Needles
Glen Canyon
Marble Canyon
Diamond Creek
Pierces Ferry
Los Angeles
Board of Public Service Commissioners
W. S. Norviel
Edison
State Water Commission
Davis
Fall
United States
Secretary of the Interior
Hermosillo Fire Damages $206,000 in City Center
A blaze in Hermosillo Sonora destroyed several business houses causing about 206000 in damage. Reports reaching bore today said the fire swept down the street from the federal welding works and lay about five blocks from the state capital.
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Nogales
Hermosillo
Somers
Federal
WARDEN REPORTS ABUNDANT GAME IN ARIZONA
Phoenix October 14 A state game warden Joe V Prochaska says Greenlee County at the Apache National forest hosts a thriving season with 300 hunters in two weeks and successful camps. Bears and lions are among the wildlife taken totaling 15 bears and 20 lions as sport gains popularity in White Mountains and surrounding areas.
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Phoenix
Arizona
Joe V. Prochaska
Greenlee County
Apache National Forest
White Mountains
Cattle Case Witness Testifies On Payments Shortage
Key witness Mildred Struthers, a clerk in the treasurer's office, testified about payments and the alleged shortage in Morris Tex affairs. The ongoing trial features the Sergeant and related financial disputes as details emerge.
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Mildred Struthers
Walker
Urgent Demand for Immediate Rail Wage Decision
Amon Betts of the corporate commission urged the Interstate Commerce Commission to act at once to halt wage reduction delays in hay grain and grain products, warning that farmers face bankruptcy if deferral continues. The call came as railroads reportedly push for a conference to delay a ruling.
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Phoenix
Amon Betis
The
Corporation Commission
Interstate Commerce Commission
Betts
Soldier hurries to dying infant, dies in desert crash
Sergeant Arthur Groves raced from Kelly Field Texas to see his infant son near Douglas but both died as a fire swept a plane near Sanderson. Pilot Lieutenant Myers escaped the blaze and landed, then Groves hiked back through the desert to learn his child had died. Mrs. Groves lives at Camp Jones.
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Douglas
Arthur Groves
Grim Reaper
Groves
Kelly Field
Texas
Sanderson
C. H. Myers
Camp Jones
Soon to Open Bids on Steel Contract for Elks Home
Phoenix Oct 14 Big eight for the structural contract on the new half million dollar Elks Home will be opened before month end and the contract likely awarded at that time lodge officers unofficially announced yesterday. Authorization to proceed with construction has previously been given by lodge trustees.
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Phoenix
Phoenix Elks
Von Kleinsmid Honored by UA Faculty
A faculty committee at the University of Arizona passed a resolution praising retiring president R. B. von Kleinsmid. It expressed high regard for his leadership and wished him ongoing success as he assumes the presidency of the University of Southern California, which he recently accepted.
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von Kleinsmid
U. A
Tucson
University of Arizona
Hich
RB. von KleinSmid
University of Southern California
Prank May Ruin Eve Eisber Eye
A junior high student Miss Ellen Adams 14 city girl was struck in the eye during a study period by a tiny object. A second tiny ball of tinfoil lodged in her eye and after removal she was told she might lose sight in that eye. She was taken to Phoenix tonight for treatment by three specialists.
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Eisber
Ellen Adams
Miss Adams
Phoenix
Arizona citrus to spark New York market in fall
Roy Letson of the National City Bank of New York outlined plans to launch a fresh market for Arizona citrus in New York City this fall. He supplied a major New York commission firm with data on oranges grapefruit and lemons to the local chamber of commerce, signaling a nascent trade channel.
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Phoenix
New York City
Arizona
Roy Letson
National City Tank of
New York
Mony of Mr Brown Discrepancies In Company Books
Internal audit notes several unentered cash items totaling 1157.34 charged to Wolversas and Arizona Mining Co while receipts show payment. Additional assessments listed include 215.35 to Sutter Marks and Shattuck 119.47 to G J Van Meter 885.55 to Mascot and Western RR and 255.25 to K J Latte Co.
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Walker
Kate Igo
oMce
Miss Struthers
Morris
Igo
Rosa
George Brora
Brown
Ule Shoe Cattle Co
Johnson Cattle Co
Shannon Copper Co
Bank of Douglas
W. H. Morris
Wiste
George Brown
Wolversas & Arizona Mining Co
Sutter, Marks & Shattuck
G. J. van Meter
Mascot & Western RR
K. J. L. Catte Co
Cochise County and State Roads Progress Report
A report notes Cochise County has a full state and county highway system from the New Mexico line near Rodeo through Douglas Bisbee Tombstone and Benson to the Pima line. Maintenance work includes a key improvement from Buena School to The Troughs on the Ramsey Canyon road. The Rodeo to Pima line segment is state built with county and federal aid. 23 miles are concrete paved with no wooden culverts or bridges except the St. David steel bridge.
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Cochise County
Buena School
Ramsey Canyon
Douglas East
New Mexico State Line
Rodeo
Pima County
Douglas
Bisbee
Tombstone
Benson
U. P
Mexican Girl Dies in Dance of Death Attempt
Clotilde Uriarte a 1 year old girl died in a Nogales hospital after setting her clothing on fire in an alleged death by own action attempt called the dance of death. Several fatalities have occurred in Nogales Sonora from this practice, but this is the first on this side of the border.
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Nogales
Ariz
Clotilde Uriarte
Sonora
Infant dies after eating berries from umbrella tree near Peoria
Margaret Grant, infant daughter of Mr and Mrs Archie Grant of Peoria Arizona, died Monday after sudden illness. Officials say death resulted from the child eating dried berries that had fallen from an umbrella tree on the front lawn. Father was in Phoenix and alerted too late.
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Peoria
Ariz
Margaret
Archie Grant
Here
Phoenix
Deported prisoner Hooper begins life term in Florence
Negro detainee Perry H Hooper, who was sent from Mexico, started serving a life sentence at Florence state prison for the murder of Della Rogers last November. He had escaped from Santa Cruz county jail last June during a mass breakout. Several escapees fled to Mexico, with some later captured and deported.
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Nogales
Vel
Perry H Hooper
neEro
Mexico
Florence
Della Rogers
Hooper
Santa Crus
Mexico St
Price of Cement 18 Reduced 30 Cents a Barrel
An October 13 announcement received in Phoenix and verified by building material dealers says cement price per barrel has been reduced by 30 cents. The notice implies a mill reduction on the B barrel rate and reflects updated local pricing. The fragment confirms lower cement costs in Phoenix.
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Phoenix
Phoents
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W. P. Walker
J. F. Rows
Rossigures
Seligman
California
Nevada
Coast Power Company
Hermosilla
the Livestock Sanitary Board
Ac Wellieu
Ed Steubens
ELKS
N. Y
Arizona Fruit
Cochise
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