Oil men eye prospects for oil near Maricopa
Judge Frank H Ey man of Maricopa county orders the state land board and land commissioner to renew Mulefoot Cattle Co leases in Cochise. The writ calls for a hearing November 1 to show cause why renewals were not granted following a 1913 approval and 1920 applications. The suit cites constitutional limits on leasing state lands and notes previous board actions affecting leases. Phoenix bureau records show 98 degree heat, the highest in 26 years.
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Maricopa
Land Board
Cochise Co
Phoenix
Frank Heyman
Maricopa County
State Land Board
Thomas . Campbell
Ernest R. Hall
Wo J. Galbraith
Raymond K. Earhart
Charles W. Fairfield
The
Cochise County
Harriet B Pierce
Helen M. Plarce
Esther E. Lewis
Baby Cecelia Duarte Drowns In Bucket Accident
Cecelia Duarte eleven months old, daughter of Mr and Mrs Juan Duarte of Dubacher Canyon, drowned yesterday morning after dropping a spoon into a wooden candy bucket filled with water. Left unattended, she crawled to the bucket, fell in while reaching for the spoon, and was found minutes later by her districted meter. Medical aid arrived too late.
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Bisbee
Cecelia
Juan Duarte
Dubacher Canyon
Hearing in student mandamus case continued in Tucson
In Tucson on October 18 the mandamus hearing to force University of Arizona to reinstate law student Joe Conway or show cause was continued to tomorrow at 10. Attorney General W J Galbraith represents the defendants and Frank E Curley for the plaintiff filed the transmission to Judge Samuel L Patton. In San Simon on October 17 stable George Edson received a $100 check from Sam Mishin of Globe Insurance for recovering Gus Cobb's six cylinder Marmon formerly owned by Cobb. The vehicle was stolen from Cobb in January and found in El Paso after Cobb traveled there for business.
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Tucson
W. J. Galbraith
Superior Court
Joe Conway
University of Arizona
Samuel L. Patton
Frank E. Curley
San Simon
Ariz
George Edson
Sam Mishin
Globe Insurance Mas
Gus Cobb
Globe
Cobb
Paso del Norte
el Paso
Phoenix Phoenix Artz October 17 Heat Record
A fragmented clipping notes Phoenix Artz on October 17 setting a heat mark for the day. The line hints at unusually high temperatures for that date, though details are sparse and names are partially garbled.
Bear meat spoilage ruins Elks barbecue plan
A Douglas note reports a bear donated for the Fike banquet spoiled when Elks inspected storage. With the meat souring, the event faces change as the lodge contemplates burying the carcass or sending it to the cache.
Dead man found near Yuma desert border
Unidentified man found dead about eight miles south of the international boundary in Yuma. Mexican soldiers led by Major A Arala reported the body to their garrison at Sam Lai Sonora. Papers in pockets suggested the victim might be an American deserter. Sheriff Jim Podamus planned to travel to San Luis for a full inquiry.
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Yuma
A Arala
Sam Lai
Sonora
Wurmise
Jim Podamus
San Luis
Daily Mail Service Between Courtland and Douglas
Douglas to Courtland daily mail starts November 1 per local post office bulletin. Arthur E. Brannan of Elfrida awarded the mail contract to run from Douglas at 6 o clock in the morning to McNeal Elfrida Webb Kelton Courtland with a return from Courtland at 6 o clock at night. Brannan will also transport milk with his route.
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Dovelas
Douglas
Courtland
Arthur E. Brannan
Elfrida
McNeal
Elfrids
Webb
Kelton
End of a Perfect Day at Walker trial featured music and libretto tease
During afternoon recess at the Walker trial, defense counsel Alex Murry staged a musical quip, presenting a librettolike piece titled Evidence of Testimony. The letter from Supervisor Harrison described a hunting party killing bears and deer, sent from Payson and forwarded to the Evening Herald. Separate notes touch on auto tourism registrations in Phoenix and a humorous ballad about the treasury, hinting at missing funds tied to W. P. Walker’s case.
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Walker
Alex Murry
Alaeck
Ross
Judge Lockwood
Harrison
Turkey
Payson
Phoenix
Sherif
Charles P. Anderson
Vantt
Prac
California
New York
Hunting party led by Harri son of movie stars
In Miami Arizona on October 16 a hunting party led by Supervisor Harri son including Dustin and William Farnum and other film celebrities achieved a communication received at Globe noting fine hunting and great success.
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Men N Sig
Miami
Ariz
Harrison
Dustin
William Farnum
Globe Re Hreeta
Damages Awarded in Arizona Mine Blast Case
Prescott October 17 Damages and costs totaling $15,000 were awarded to Charles Sharkey by a federal court jury, against the Caile Verde Mining Company. Sharkey was blinded and seriously disabled by a premature dynamite explosion at the mine site. The award covers medical and related expenses from the accident.
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Mystic
Prescott
Charles Sharkey
Sharkey
Caile
Verde Aiining Company
Arizona
Eusthlac
Waile
Tove
Caine
Jerome
Red Cross Provides 310000 for Clean Up Campaign Aid
The American Red Cross authorized a 310000 appropriation to support the government effort to assist veterans in obtaining federal aid. The Executive Committee allocated 8500 for the American Legion to defray expenses of liaison with Veterans Bureau districts. Remaining funds support divisions of the Red Cross to carry out related work nationwide.
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Red Cross
Red Crow
Red Crowe
Veterans Bureau
Reed Cruse
Young America Sends Vast Relief To Needy Abroad
The Junior American Red Cross reports a rise in relief activity overseas, aiding Russian refugees and needy children. Donations support food, clothing, and other essential relief as part of the annual drive led by American Red Cross leadership.
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Young America
Ted
American Red Cross
Nanotel Children's Punt
America
Col Packard Notes Coton 18 Improving In Arizona
Col A Packard returns from Phoenix reporting better cotton conditions with prices up to 42 cents for long staple. He discusses gubernatorial prospects but will consider the matter before consenting. Cattle industry also improving. estate petition cites $100 bank deposit in Phoenix and real estate in Outman Mohave County valued at $2600, with Frances Denton as sole heir.
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Packard
Phoenix
Arizona
Outman
Mohave County
Frances Denton
Denton
Beponit
Los Angeles
AutomAn Proposes Plan To Boost Copper Use In Homes
Oct 15 news from Murphy Jenkins Auto outlines a plan by Douglas A Jenkins to increase copper consumption. The proposal envisions every U S resident writing lawmakers to back a bill supporting home whiskey stills. If adopted, it claims 590 million pounds of copper could be used annually.
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Douglas
W. A. Jenkins
Murphy Jenkins Auto Company
Calumet
Arizona
Jenkins
Harry Clark
United States
Washington
Kentucky
UP to Build to North Rim of Grand Canyon
Salt Lake City reports Union Pacific weighing a railway route to the Grand Canyon north rim via Kanab and St George Utah. The plan, noted by the Coconino Sun, would pass through Kalvat forest and copper mining valleys with Mormon church dignitaries viewing the project. Tourist facilities may follow on the north rim, similar to the Ki Tovar south rim. The northern rim rises higher than the southern edge.
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Flagstaff
Salt Toke Iofiente
Union Pacific
Grand Canyon
Arizons
Kanab
St George
Utah
Salt Lake
Heber J. Grant
Mormon Church
Ki Tovar
Sale of whisky in Sonora not legal
Mendo za, on a special mission for Sonora, denied he was in Agua Prieta to settle the hard liquor question. He stated liquor sales over 1 per cent alcohol are illegal and no government agent can authorize a violation. Petition for letters of administration filed in Maricopa Superior Court by Morenci-Stargo Silver Mine in the estate of Jacob C. Denton, murdered in Los Angeles. details unclear.
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Douglas
Mo Mendoza
Sonora
Agua Prieta
Phoenix
Morenci
Stargo Silver Mine
P.M Hayes
Jacob C. Denton
New Mexico
Los Angeles
A Fine Old Home Paper Theme Tune Verse
The poem fondly recalls a long cherished hometown paper with its worn ink and handsome gravures. It mentions local names and small town scenes, praising the paper’s nostalgic charm and weekly delivery as a comfort amid changing times.
Dark Secret on Ocean-to-Ocean Bridge
Pedestrians on the Colorado River bridge near Yuma report a Ford with lights off stopping at the rail. The driver allegedly dragged a heavy object from the car and hurled it into the water fifty to sixty feet below before fleeing. Inspectors and sheriff were notified. officials fear a possible body and search plans were considered.
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Yuma, Arig
Colorado River
Agoth
EH. Fursong
Tema
Parsune
Sherif Jim Palkamus
Sits
Andrade
Douglas boy killed by accidental gun shot wound in Mex
Ott, Oct 39. residents at 131 Bonita avenue received word last night that Ben Douglas, who left Douglas two weeks ago to work on the Manatt ranch in Chihuahua, was accidentally killed while examining a gun. He was about 28 years old.
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Douglas
Oif
Doug
Sulplus Springs
Californ Company
Henry Bremier
Buemiler
California
W. I. Shotwell
Bisbee Elka
Bisher
Douglas Lodge
Mex
Mangern
Bonita Avenue
Ben
Chihuahua
Bad
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Artz
Elks
Buxtom-Smith Cnrd
Carchase
Yuma Desert
Daily Mail
Brannan
Rgate
GW Brown
WP. Walker
Alexander Murry
John F. Ross
Murray
Alex Murty
G. W Brown
Treasurers Office Force
Mildred Struthers
King
Treasury
W. P
Ez” Brown
Othe
Hunt OF the Movie
We. Coster
Sogales
Arie
J Kleiber
Eppes Wysong
Geniex
Costey
Giants
Klebber
Yanks
Montezuma
Kleiber
Ana
Little Brother
Col. Packard
U.P
Canyon
Enton Estate
Mendoza
Smith
Jones
Jack Witsey
Johnson
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