Charleston dam project nearer with large costs and surveys
A well attended St David meeting discussed the Charleston dam project. Directors Wright and Curtis and Engineer Elliott reviewed a $2,250,000 cost, railroad survey plans, and funding issues. The project faces $750,000 railroad relocation costs, private financing, and ongoing engineering expenditures amid tight finances.
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Charleston Dam
St. David
Charleston
Wright
Curtis
Elliott
Eliatt
Eb Hott
Board of Directors
Landwich
St David
Pomerone
Painted Desert Loop Captures Artist’s Wanderlust
Noted artist C O M Payne describes a three-time Painted Desert motor tour through Navajo Color Country. He praises the Grand Canyon to Canyon de Chelly route, notes torrential desert washes, and extols the education, healthful value, and memory kept by the Southwest's vivid colors and cliff dwellings.
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Flagstaff
Ariz
Desert
C. OM. Payne
Artis Sathor
Mr. Payne
Painted Desert
Williams
Grand Canyon
Tuba City
Little Colorado
Monument Valley
San Juan
Mephistopheles
Marsh Pass
Chin Lee
Canyon de Chelly
de Cheily
America
Veil of secrecy lifted from Cameron indictment
A Phoenix reporter uncovered the sealed Cameron indictment filed in June by the federal grand jury. The case against Senator Ralph Cameron of Arizona was kept from public view for months while officials debated action. Attorney General Daugherty offered no comment, and current plans on pursuing the charges remain unclear.
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Rnoenx
Ralph Cameron
Phoenix
Qeainat
Arizona
Department of Justice
Washington
D.C
Ant Washinston
Cameron
Senator Cameron
Minute
Federal Court
United States Grand Jury
Associated Press
Federal Grand Jury
Daugherty
United States
Mrs Peete Convicted Of Killing Arizonan 18 Denied Rehearing
Los Angeles October 25 Mrs Louise L Peete convicted of the murder of J C Denton today had her appeal rehearing denied by the district court of appeals The attorneys said the case would be taken to the California supreme court for further action.
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Los Angeles
Cal
Louise L. Peete
J. C. Denton
District Court of Appeals
California Supreme Court
Mike Cassidy Seeks Hotel Closures Under Prohibition Law
Arizona director Michael Cassidy pledges to close hotels where owners or employees illegally dispense liquor for one year under the federal nuisance act. The move targets violators of the national prohibition act as authorities order action this week.
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Ro AL Haynes
National Prohibition Commissioner
Equity
Ites Weeklinn
Michael Cassidy
Arizona
Cassidy
Five Year Old Girl Killed by Auto at Camp Jones
Oct 27 at Camp Jones Douglas A five year old girl, Della Stevens Hvevear, daughter of Stevens Camp Harry J. Jones soldier, was fatally injured when struck by an automobile owned and driven by Major Wetmore medical department Mase hospital. The child darted into the street as a vegetable wagon stopped. She died minutes later at Bare Hospital. Investigators say Wetmore passed the wagon on the wrong side, the wagon being on the left side of the street.
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Douglas
Della Stevens
Stevens Camp
Harry J. Jones
Major Wetmore
Medical Department
Mase Hospital
Sft
Whetmore
Everal
Te Child
Shee
Ed Leahy
Eighth Street
Ant Denty
Royle
Whett Jmore
Former Champion Roper Killed by High Volt Cable
Clay McGonigal, once champion steer roper of the world and a Cochise county cowboy, was electrocuted near Casa Grande when his hay rack touched a live 11,000 volt line. He had recent work on a government experimental farm on the Sacaton Indian reservation. Burial was planned in New Mexico, his home state.
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Clay McGonigal
Cochise County
Casa Grande
McGonigal
Sacaton Indian
MecGonigal
Combey Sports
Probatis Bs
New Mexico
Housel Asked to Resign as Customs Agent in Douglas
Douglas Oct. 27. C A Housel deputy customs collector in charge of the port of Douglas has been asked to resign by the new district collector Charles A Fowler. The move was rumored in Douglas after Fowler’s visit and confirmed in an interview with Housel last night.
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Douglas
C. A. Housel
Charles A. Fowler
State Highway Through Benson Clears for Completion
HM Eckerman reports Southern Pacific grants right of way through Benson and work to finish the mile and a quarter section can start within a week, with four months needed. A key bridge will take substantial time as the project links Rodeo and Tucson on the Bankhead. Phoenix issues building permits totaling 216861 in September.
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HM. Eckerman
Thos. Maddock
Southern Pacific Railroad Company
Benson
Mr. Eckerman
Jame
Eckerman
Rodeo
Tucson
Bankhead
Board of Supervisors
Railroad Company
Tombstone
Prominent Phoenix Citizens Sued Over 4000 In Hall Bills
A group of thirty Phoenix figures including Col E P Conway and Mayor Willie Plunkett face a $4000 suit in Phoenix court. Clinton Campbell, assigned claims of several businesses, alleges unpaid bills from the inaugural hall event for Governor Campbella’s oath ceremony. The case names a long list of defendants from civic, labor, and business circles as jointly and severally liable for the finance dispute.
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Phoenix
Nausural
Campbella
Phoenie
Clinton Campbell
Elect Furniture House
Game & Florist
Hart
Tom
State Capitol
Alten
Phoenix Papers
Ruit
Col. EP. Conway
Leroy Kennedy
State Federation of Labor
K. Akers
Bo M. Goldwater
Harold, Hess
Abe Goldberg
F. Ainsworth
B. Marks
H.W Ashbury
T Co McReynolds
Dean William Scarlett
Donat Darbar
Col J. E. Thompson
Willie Plunkett
Royal Lespher
Cal Messner
J . Adams
B. W. Clayton
A. A. Kerrick
N. A. Lytle
L. Steward
Frank Stewart
HD. McVey
Warren McArthur
J. HO Reilly
M. Stoddard
Dwight Ho Heard
Joe V Prochaska
Mit Sims
Examination for Eligible List for Post Office Here Now
Douglas October 27 a examination to establish an eligible register for filling weaneros in the post office service will be held November 19. Applicants must be male citizens 18 to 45, not under five feet seven inches, and weigh at least 125 pounds. No vacancies in clerk or carrier force. examination to fill vacancies if any. For blanks and information apply to Jackson, Douglas post office.
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Douglas
Post Office
United States
Jackson
Douglas Post Office
Jury Drawing Delayed Again in Judge Lockwood Court
Judge Lockwood extended the trial juries drawing to November 21 as only two cases stood for trial this week. The calendar will be cleared first, with the jury drawn earlier in November. Civil non jury hearings proceed in Judge Sames court as scheduled.
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Lockwood
Caendar
Caendar Was Entirely Cleared. A
Son
Erin
Sames
Wneith
Taxpayers urged to pay first installment before deadline
Gay C. Welch, county treasurer, announced that only two more days remain to pay the first installment of state and county taxes for 1921 1922 without penalty. Delinquency begins November 7 at 5 o'clock in the afternoon, with a penalty added for nonpayment. Taxpayers are urged to pay early to avoid last minute rush and waiting in line.
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Gay C. Welch
Se'elock
State Corporation Commission Hearing Nogales Utilities
Nogales Ariz Oct 26 Members of the state corporation commission arrived here tonight and tomorrow will conduct a hearing on the complaint filed by the Arizona Gas and Electric Company against the Nogales Electric Company. Both companies are local concerns. The complainant charges the Nogales Electric Company with charging a lower rate to the city for municipal electricity than that in the published tariff.
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Nogales
Arlz
State Corporatiog Conmission
Arizona Gas and Electric Company
Nogales Electric Company
Noales Electric Company
Missing hunter found exhausted near JeromeArizona
Prescott October M A Batters ton cashier of Bank of Clemenceau Arizona had been missing since last Friday after leaving a hunting camp. He was found today in exhausted condition after three days without food. Patterson had gone hunting with companions. they separated and he did not return.
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Prescott
M.A. Batterston
Bank of
Moxollon Patternson
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Piper
New York
West Country
Mike Cassidy
Camp Jones
Roper
Housel
Mexico City
Herberto Schuttr
New Rine Con
Mexico
State Corporation Commission
Nogales Utilities
Jerome
Port Lobos
Chandler
Somerton
Colorado Oil& Refining Co
Cochise County State Bank
the Bank OF Security and Service
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