Bays Cattle Industry Faces Ruin Without Relief
Arizona cattle growers warn of collapse without aid as markets shrink and costs rise. EBschneider of the Arizona Cattle Growers Association cites low meat prices, high grazing rates, and tight credit. He urges government action after federal reserves say direct loans are unavailable.
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Phoenix
Arizona
Ebschneider
Arizona Cattle Growers’ Association
Schneider
Wits
Cate Ywere’ Association
W. PG. Harding
al Reserve Board
Washington
Harding
Federal Reserve Banks
Schne Mer
Mrs Burleson Hurt In Auto Accident Near Hereford
Mrs Jeff Burien of Cochise suffered a badly fractured skull after a Dodge car driven by Mr Burleson overturned at a sharp curve near Hereford while the couple, on vacation to California, traveled at about 15 miles an hour. Burleson, a Briggs mine sample man, and his wife left Cochise yesterday evening for the trip.
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Jeff Burien
Cochise
Burleson
Hereford
Primary registrations surge in Globe county history
In Globe the county recorder reports a record turnout for the primaries and general election with about 500 registered. Amid confusion a California fugitive Emile Fritz faces kidnapping and probation charges as deputies pursue his two children said to be hidden in southern Arizona.
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GLOBE
Gila County Recorders Office
Mitt Simms
Phoenix
A. B . Campbell
Kern Couny
Bakersfield
Cal
Tombstone
Emile Fritz
California
Fritz
Arizona
Airplanes to Fly Nogales In New Airline Venture
W F Florentini announces International Air Service to begin immediate operation with a meeting Monday night to elect officers and add directors. The firm plans passenger and light freight service between Nogales and Mazatlan, with charter capital raised to 500000. The airline aims to connect Washington and Mazatlan as part of a larger network, with planes chosen for speed and reliability.
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Nogales
International Air Service Corporation
W. F. Florentini
United States
Mazatlan
Mexico
Antic
Sosnia
Sinaloa
Une
Washington
Theron
Florentine
T. 1
Tastor Wilkow
US Engineer to Inspect Little Colorado Projects
Phoenix reports engineer Charles T Pedse of the reclamation service prepared to gather data from state offices for a federal inquiry into the Little Colorado projects. The 15 000 acted land department plan includes a proposed irrigation site sequence near Winslow, with visits slated for the engineer and a team to assess rectification and test sites along the river.
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Phoenix
Charles T Pedse
Tie Reclamation Service
Ite Columly
Pray
State Band’ Department
Lanl
Enainier
Pease Teaven
Colorado
Winslow
P. J Music
Te Auditor
Wounded Man's Wife Recalls Shooting At Rodeo
Mrs Tanner recounts the shooting of her husband at Rodeo Saturday. She says a railway clerk Mohre pulled a revolver after Tanner refused to view telegrams, the attacker was 31 and previously worked at a railroad company.
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Dougers
Aus
Rome
Aftodinn
Tartt
Moore
Taner
Nillcox Boy Near Death After Fall Injuries Decline
Emmet Eugene Lindquist, son of HK, lay at the point of death at Hotel Dieu after a fall last Monday at his home in Willcox. Doctors Ramsey operated Wednesday but hospital reports Friday said there was no hope for the boy.
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Emmet Eugene Lindquist
HK. Cochise County
Hotel Dieu
EL Paso
Rf Ramsey
Thurlay
Jadgulat
Willcox
Instruction Camp Notice For Doe Here With Camp Details
An announcement lists Doe Here for an instruction camp at Douglas for three to four weeks, with ages unknown. Camp runs September 1 to December 2, arranged by the Southern Pacific railway for transport to the Arizona area. Col J. K. Gaujor of the Pires cavalry is noted as a former camp commander with responsibilities for guard details.
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Douglas Age Ot
Araona Mathew Guard
Ati
Dutselas
Arankemente Lisve Beerssite
Ati Te
Sway
Tivelven
Sean
Pontivedome
Wien
J. K. Gaujor
Pires Cavalry
Aottar
Marre Clobes
Tieburge
Gtardmet
Areett Methine
Boy Tramp Faces a Federal Charge
A youth named Ne traveled over 9... a diary shows he stole furs and hid on freight trains. He waived preliminary hearing and will be tried in Detroit court. The case involves accusations of burglary and bearing an abbreviated diary of his movements.
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Risbar
Awe St. Haters
Douginn
George Ewes
Huvenlin
Cleiene
Piers
Jay Hay Sea
Brad Cuuet
Tutson
Whee
Show Manager Pays Victims of Change Swindle
A Flagstaff arrest exposed a con by a show manager M Qutly after reports from Indians and Mexicans of shortchanged ticket buyers at several windows. Daily paid back 118 dollars, with towns including Winslow demanding refunds. Police chief R L Nett noted reports of similar frauds from other stops.
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Priday
Flagstaff
M Qutly
Winslow
Plage
Daly
R. L. Nett
Plagataff
Oald
Tempe High School to Open Septembers with Full Staff
Aug. 31 Tempe high school prepares to open on September 12 with a full corps of teachers. Some hires anticipated this week as finishing touches and training quarters are completed. Plans for a new vocational building delayed by a depressed bond market, mirroring nationwide district trends and potential crowded schools.
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Tempe
Ten Day Permit Cards Issued For Cattlemen Convention
Immigrant Officer Frank W Heath will issue ten day permit cards to cattlemen attending the Cochise Graham Cattlemen's convention in Douglas. The event runs September 1 and 2. Permits will be issued in Douglas by the Chamber of Commerce and Mines secretary Ely Martin at no cost to bona fide travelers.
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Douglas
Frank W. Heath
Cochise
Ely Martin
Jenus
Drviukins Touris
Rights on Little Colorado water set for hearing
Notices from the state water commissioner announce a hearing in Springerville to determine water rights on the Little Colorado River and its tributaries. About three allotments are said to be at stake, with cases tied to Apache County and the Lyman Dam controversy involving The St tola's Irrigation company and Ronit Valley Water Storage and Ditch company.
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Phoenix
Aug
Hee State Water Comijesioger
St Tola's
Ronit Valley
Confiscated Still and Milk Can Found by Deputies
Deputy Sheriffs Trouteau Wilken and Blanes Chaniller with Sheriff Malune discovered a confiscated car near Old Bos holding a half full mash smell of fermented grain. Four gallons of distilled spirits were found. Antes Morogho faced charges of possession and awaiting arraignment.
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Trouteau
Wilken
Malune
Chandi
Old
Bos
Alain
Antes Morogho
New Phoenix Sank Shrouded in Mystery In Incorporation
Incorporation papers filed with the corporation commission detail a new Phoenix entity. Celera M. Stoddard named resident agent, 50 shares of $100 each, four directors listed, to be known as the Departmental Bank located in Phoenix.
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Phoenix
Rustler Taken In Tempe After City Pound Cattle Theft
In Tempe on August 30 the case of E Baile certo charged with forcing cattle from the city pound was tried Thursday morning before Judge Joe Hee Cummings. Acting City Attorney A K Perry led the prosecution with EB Goodwin of Phoenix defending.
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Tempe Tempe
E Baile Certo
Joe Hee Cummings
A. K. Perry
EB. Goodwin
Phoenix
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