Tombstone Pioneer Buccombs to Illness
Paralyzed pioneer resident of Tombstone dies after illness. Burglar breaks into Miss Simpson’s room at Warren home and steals cash and valuables. Deceased, Frank Bledsoe era miner in Mammoth and Tombstone, left a wife and five children. Funeral set for tomorrow morning with arrangements by Hennessy and Allison.
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HS. Ord
118Use
Vandle
Cail
Seventh Street
Elizabeth
Sev
Simpson
P. Prank C. Bledsoe
Warren, Tay
Arizona
Crooke
Coud
Ford
Frank Bledsoe
Mr. Ford
Bledsoe
Mammoth
Leighton Bledsoe
Chester
Miss Simpson
Penn
Warren
Hennessy & Allison
Bisbee
H. Young
Courtland
Smiths
Svaves
Elke
Judge seeks arrest of seven bandits in Ruby raid
In Nogales Arizona on August 29 Judge Arsenio Repinosa acted on a request from American consul F. J. Dyer to issue warrants for seven bandits who killed Postmaster Frank J. Pearson and store workers at Ruby Arizona. The bandits reportedly crossed into Sonora after the crime and a border patrol remains active near Ruby. Miss Irene Pearson and Miss Elizabeth Purcell described the bandits and missing items they took, with both young women under medical care after the raid.
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HS. Ford
Tomo Nogales
Ariz
Mesteo
Rapinosa
F. J. Dyer
Nowales
Sowors
Dyer
State Department
Washington
Irene Pearson
Pearson
Elizabeth Purcell
Senor Ruiz
Joaqhin Texazas
J. J. Lowe
John Gussan
Te Pearsons
Raby
Sherif George White
Ruby
Miss Pearson
Miss Purcell
Gene
Corn crop of 1920 breaks all prior records in US
The year book of the United States Department of Agriculture reports unprecedented crops in 1920. Corn reached 3,199,000,000 bushels, over four fifths of world output, while sweet potatoes, rice, tobacco, sugar beets and other staples set or approached record highs. Livestock numbers remained below 1919 but above five year averages. Phoenix game warden orders half million fish for White Mountain streams.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Department
Delegation Entertained Nogales Arizona Banquet Honors Delegation
San Salvador's delegation to the Mexican centennial celebration in Mexico City arrived en route via El Paso. A banquet in Nogales at the American Club honored the visitors with participation by prominent officials from the Mexican city and Sonora state.
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Nogales. Ariz
San Salvador
Mexico City
el Paso
Nogales
Sonora
Captain Hodgson Confirms Copper Company Talks
Captain Hodgson, general manager of the Idveipa-Dodge Corporation Morenci Branch, says Phelps Dodge Corp and The Arizona Copper Co Ltd plan to transfer A C C holdings to Phelps Dodge. He expects stockholder ratification at a Edinburgh meeting in late August or early September. He notes US east mining depression with output well below normal and predicts start of production in January.
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O ‘Tom
Arle
Hodgson
Manger
Idveipa-Dodge Corporation
Morenci
Capt. Hodgeon
New Yor City
Representa Gentits West Cocticanat
Phelps Dodge Corporation
Arizona Copper Co. Ltd
A.C. C
Phelps-Dodge Corporation
Capt. Hodgson
East
Ealnburgh
Scotland
Merenci
Iron Range
Montana
Michigan
Personal Injury Trial in Court Over Damages at $30,000
In Superior Court the case Robert Greene versus WO Jennings and Wolverine & Arizona Mining Co. of Bisbee proceeded with jurors chosen. Judge Patts directed a verdict for the defendant Wolverine & Arizona on probable cause regarding the accident, while Jennings' liability remains under deliberation. Earlier, Cook Genardini defense won a $10,000 slander suit. Contempt charge against Thos Liter was dismissed due to absent witnesses. A murder case against Jose Perex and Manuel Gareia is set to start tomorrow.
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Robert Greene
WO. Jennings
Wolverine & Arizona Mining Co
Bisbee
Wolverine & Arizona Company
Patts
Jennings
Cook
Genardini
Thos. Liter
the Nations Marble Company
the Dragoon Marble Company
State
Jose Perex
Manuel Gareia
Jess Fisher
Livestock Shipments From Willcox Arizona Aug 30
A car load of hogs was shipped to Brawley California after purchase from local farmers. More shipments are planned in the fall. Page and Misenbeimer sent one car of calves from Cochise and three cars from Willcox to San Francisco. Cattle furnished by E Busenbarl Florence Huertado and C I McKinney.
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Willcox
Ariz
Brawley
Calif
Page & Misenbeimer
Cochise
San Francisco
E. Busenbarl
Florence Huertado
C. 1. McKinney
Flooding recurs at Arizona state capitol to clean mud
Aug 29 1935 report states the state capitol in Phoenix faced renewed flooding as mud from last Sunday's Cave Creek flood soaked the building. Crews will flood the interior again to flush out silt, then pump out the water, with multiple repeats expected to restore cleanliness.
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Phoenix
State Capitol
Judge Refuses Plea in Yavapai Supervisors Mandamus Case
Judge EE Hollinger presiding in Mohave county superior court refused to start a plea to abatement in Homer R Wood's mandamus action against the Yavapai county board of supervisors. Wood seeks a writ to force the board to declare W H F Jones vacant and appoint a successor. Jones has been in a California hospital since March 18. The defense was given until Monday afternoon to file briefs before a merits hearing.
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Prescott
EE Hollinger
Mohave County
Homer R Wood
Yavapai County
Wood
W. H. F. Jones
Jones
California
Illcox to Get Daily Mail Service
Douglas August 30 Government not satisfied with tri weekly mail between Douglas and Willcox announces a bid for a Douglas Courtland mail contract due September 20 with contract to be let October 1. Local figures push for daily service and stage line route likely to carry mail.
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Illcox
Douglas
Willcox
Courtland
AY. Smith
Pearce
Clay Hawkins
Here
Willcox Postoffics
Bowers Slayer Denied Change Of Venue
Prescott Aug 24 After a day of argument over venue in the trial of Frank George charged with the murder of Under Sheriff Ed Bowers on July 2 the superior court refused the change. Defense argued bias from Bowers popularity and local coverage while noting George’s earlier secret removal to Florence and fears of violence. Special prosecutor Judes E E Bollinger opposed the motion and the judge sent frequent recesses for affidavits.
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Prescott
Frank George
Ed Bowers
Jed
George
Yavapai
Bower
Bowers
Judes EE
Bollinger
Mohave County
Auto Wreck Victims Expected to Recover in Bisbee
In Bisbee on August 20 Josh Borrego and Frankie Mera, both of Douglas, were seriously injured when Borrego’s car overturned on the Douglas road near Linwell. They are expected to recover per updates from Calumet and Arizona hospitals. Dr. G H Fitzgerald attended them. the boy suffers concussion but no skull fracture. Borrego has scalp wounds and a shoulder injury.
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Bisbee
Josh Borrego
Frankie Mera
Douglas
Borrego
Douglas Road
Linwell
Calumet
Arizona Hospital
G. H. Fitzgerald
Trespassing Charge Involves Millie Cooper At Port Huachuca
Millie Cooper was charged with trespassing on a military reservation after being warned to stay off. She was bound over to the U.S. District Court at Tucson by U. S. Commissioner Jay C. Jetmore and released on a $200 bond for appearance before the U.S. grand jury in Tucson around October.
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Port Huachuca
Ariz
Millie Cooper
United States District Court
Tucson
U. S
Jay C. Jetmore
U.S. Grand Jury
Iz Tucson
Inspectors in Phoenix Work With Livestock Board
In Giza county Sheriff Tol Klnsey met with Secretary En the Livestock stnitary board about a county board cooperative plan to protect ranges. Funds are short and inspectors have been withdrawn, leaving ranges unprotected as rustlers become more active.
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Phoenix
Prescott Man Named Second Yavapai Judge
A Prescott man, chosen as the second Yavapai County judge, was announced after a request from the county board of supervisors. Governor Campbell appointed him, with a sworn-in ceremony planned for September 1, conducted by Superior Judge John J. Sweeney and Judge Bollinger of Mohave County assisting.
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Kit Kinsey
Gita County
Prescott
Richard Lam
Yavety
Pat
Prescott Journal-Miner
Goveror
Thomas E. Campbell
A. C. Baker
Board of Supervisos
Yavapai County
Lamson
John J. Sweene J
Bollinger
Mohave County
Sweeney
Navy recruits moved by rail eased under Arizona rate action
Be tern Railroad and Southern Pacific were authorized by the Arizona Corporation Commission to establish a 45 cent commodity rate for a train carrying 350 naval recruits from the Great Lakes training station. The 14 car train ran from Buckeye through Phoenix to Benson and Winkleman, with a minimum weight of 24 000 pounds.
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Betern Railroad Company
Southern Pacific
Jthevatate Corporation Commission
Fairbank
Ariz
Naval
Phoenix
Buckeye
Satuday
Winkleman
Benson
Chas
Great Lakes
K. Goetz
Inara
San Francisco
Honey
Anz
Arizona
Record cattle raising success at Prescott National Forest
Tom Cavaness, permittee of Cave Creek District, attains record cattle raising at Prescott National Forest. From 2-section Sonora brush stock to selling bulls at $75 a head, his calf crop improved with improved bulls and dehorning adds about $3 per head. Local buyers include the T cattle company and Hughes brothers.
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Phoenix
Prescott National Forest
Tom Cavaness
Cave Creek
Prescott Journal Miner
Forest Service Office
Cavaness
Sonora
Munro
Laird
New River
Hughes Brothers
Four Peaks
Y Cavaness
Dad
Plaintiffs seek higher damages in smoke case in Prescott
In Prescott on August 27 the Superior Court heard the damages claim by D. H. Biles and P. Wells against United Verde Extension Co over crop damage from a nearby smelter. Wells testified damages exceeded 2500 dollars, with caveat that seeking over 2000 could have altered court handling.
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Prescott
D. H. Biles
P. Wells
Superior Court
Une Fader
United Verde Company
Unites Verde Extension Company
Wealth of Gramma Grass on Ranges
Phoenix reports abundance of grammas grass after recent rains. Grass reaches two and a half feet, covering ranges nationwide. It surpasses cattle consumption and promises large harvests, resembling midwestern prairie grass and noted for its fat producing body and durability after cutting.
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Phoenix
Five Stock Sanitary Board
Arizona
Middlewest
Gramma Larass
Condition of Judge A C Baker Feared for His Life
In Phoenix a late night report said no word from Los Angeles on Judge A C Baker of the supreme court. Att orney L B Whitney reported Alexander Baker said his father was very low with unsatisfactory heart action. Mia Baker was en route from Colorado to Los Angeles to reach him. He is at Clara Barton hospital.
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Phoenix
Los Angeles
A.C. Baker
Thepreme Court
L. B Whitney
Alexander Baker
Mia Baker
Colorado
Judge Baker
Clara Barton Hospital
Editor Named Head of Wilson Foundation for Arizona
A. HM. Favour, editor of the Prescott Arizona Courier, was appointed chairman for Arizona of the Woodrow Wilson foundation. Franklin D. Roosevelt announced the appointment as part of efforts by state committees to raise funds for an annual ex-President Wilson award. The move is among first for the 48 state organizations planning a late October public appeal.
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New York
A. HM. Favour
Preseot
Ariz. Courier
Woodrow Wilson Foundation
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Roosevelt
Wilson
Hayden campaigners to tour New Mexico for senator race
In Albuquerque on August 7 1938 at least five congressmen and possibly several senators will campaign across New Mexico for the senatorial race. Republican speakers include Patrick H Kelly of Michigan and Philip P Campbell of Rhode Island while Democrats John N Garner Marvin Jones Carl Hayden will speak for their candidate. There is a possibility that Senator Hiram Johnson of California may also participate.
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Albuquerque
Chauffeur and passenger injured in Bisbee crash
In Bisbee a Douglas driver Jose Borrego and 15 year old Frank Meyers suffered serious injuries when Borrego’s touring car left the Bisbee Douglas highway three miles from the city and rolled at least three times. Both were taken to a hospital unconscious. Borrego suffered a broken clavicle and skull fracture while Meyers showed shock and possible brain concussion. A deputy sheriff had warned Borrego moments earlier about speeding.
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Borrego
Motevele
Vice President Takes The Place Of Epes Randolph
Tucson Ariz Aug 27 H Long vice president of the Arion Eastern and Southern Pacific railroads and the Albion Lutter company has temporarily assumed the presidency of their companies following the death of Colonel Epes Randolph. His succession is by virtue of his being senior officer. a permanent head will be selected at an early meeting in New York City of the boards of directors.
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Tucson
Ariz
Long
Arion Eastern
Southern Pacific de Ato Feo
Albion Luttery Company
Epes Randolph
Nenlor
New York City
Bookkeeper Installed at State Education Office
Hoenin Aus reports the appointment of Miss Antion ette Andrews of Indiana as bookkeeper at the offices of Mile Elsie Toles the state superintendent of education arriving from Arkansas shortly this week. The new appointee is likely a Republican though not yet a voter in the state. This follows Campbell era moves bringing out-of-state residents into capital posts, including Robert D. Bacchus from Springield as budget secretary.
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Hoenin
Aus
Caytot
Mise Antlonette Andrews
Indiana
Mile Elsie Toles
Fist
Arlona
Campbell
Capitel
Robert D. Bacchus
Bacchus
Roundup Rally In Pearce As Cattle Herds Restore Health
Roundup season starts around Pearce Arizona as cattlemen report improving cattle condition and plan quick gathers for market. Herds show some black leg disease cases but outfits stock preventive measures and treat each case promptly.
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Tombstone
White Mountain
Hodsson
Board of Supervisors
NAVY
Sinaloa
Ron Trip
Manuel Cubillas
Wilson Foundation
State OF Arizona
Hayden
New Mexico
Senator
Catt'e
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