Second Annual Children Day Pageant a Southwest Triumph
The Second Annual Children s Day Pageant in Tombstone drew nearly a hundred tots including guests from the Tucson orphanage. Prizes covered egg and sack races and more as ice cream, meals, and a Crystal Theater showing followed. A Schieffelin ball closed the day with dancing for all, while Tucson children enjoyed the day s festivities and generous local support.
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Tucson
Allen
Davis Garden
The
Crystal
Ima Bros
Charlie Chaplin
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Arizona Children’s Home
Young man fatally injured during steer roping near Sunset Arizona
In Sulphur Springs valley near Sunset Jewell Wooldridge, about 27, lived two miles west of the post office. While roping a two year old steer Sunday afternoon his horse, trained for right handed roping, bucked and tripped him. He was crushed and died a few hours later.
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Safford
Jewell Woolfridee
Sunset
Sulphur Springs Valley
Bor
Young Wooldridge
Local man beats gun man to draw in Bisbee
Bisbee Sept 5 Enique Loya a Mexican miner was killed last night during a gun battle between police and a gang of about 30 intoxicated Mexicans in Zacatecas canyon Bisbee police officers Steger Morris and Anderson reported a heavy exchange of fire with rebels at the canyon entrance where six Mexicans were later arrested Loya died before a doctor arrived Morris and Steger had earlier exchanged shots with the group as they defended themselves from rocks and gunfire after a long confrontation</S:>
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Enique Loya
Wertz
Zacatecas Canyon
Bishne
William Steger
Clyde Morris
Harry Anderson
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Morris
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Weid
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Arizona Engineer Conference Concludes In Prescott
About 30 minutes after Tro silo awoke in Deputy Sheriff Rafferty’s custody he was taken to Dr Hughart’s offices where a long scalp wound was treated teeth loosened eyes treated and a minor repair made. The conference ended with a plan to file a charge of attempted marriage against him. A tour of inspection through the mines followed.
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Trosilo
Harry Rafferty
H. H. Hughart
Prescott
State Assembly of the American Asso
Yeater
Mar
Arizona Women Favor Modifying Federal Prohibition Act
Arizona women show strong support for modifying the federal prohibition act in a straw ballot conducted by The Literary Digest. The readouts from Tombstone report 23 for modification, 19 for enforcement, and 0 for repeal, with a split stance on a soldiers' bonus and other western states showing varied positions.
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Literary Digest
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Nevada
Montana
Iornia
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Mabo
Sta
Marked Progress in Fighting Tuberculosis in Cattle
In Phoenix on September 5, Dr. W Heey and Dr. R J Hight report early progress in eradicating bovine TB. Twenty three Salt River valley dairy herds were tested in August revealing one TB reaction among purebreds and 48 of 25 head of trade cattle infected. Condemned stock valued at 4703 dollars will be destroyed with some salvage. Meat will be handled under government inspection after disposal to outside packing houses.
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W. Heey
R. J. Hight
Salt River Valley
Wife of Supervisor Undergoes Operation in Los Angeles
Mrs J B Hart wife of Cochise county board of supervisors chairman was operated on this morning at Good Samaritan hospital in Los Angeles and is reported to be recovering well by telegram from her husband who is attending the board's regular monthly session. Her parents sister and brother were at her bedside. Mrs Hart had been ill for some time and the operation was deemed necessary.
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Chaim
Cochise County
Parker Banker to Be Arraigned Today
Alva E. Smith is to be taken to Parker to be arraigned before Justice Day on charges of looting the Parker Valley bank of 40000 dollars. Hearing delayed by holiday and travel hazards from washed desert roads prompt early departure by county authorities to ensure safe arrival.
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Yuma
Alva E. Smith
Justice Day
Parker Valley Bank
Autumn Storm Bruises Scott Roads in Yavapai County
A September 5 autumnal storm drenched Prescott and Yavapai County with days of heavy rain. Roads were badly damaged and railroad schedules upset though no serious damage was reported beyond travel disruption.
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Prescott
Yavapai County
Miner Sues for Damages Over Eye Injuries at Jerome
Mike Popo Vich a Jerome miner claims his right eye sight is seriously affected and his left eye sight impaired through sympathy and sues the United Verde Copper Mining Company for 10000 dollars.
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Mike Popo Vich
Jerome
United Verde Copper Mining Company
Extra $50 Pay Rise Prompts Ones Home Study Pitch
A promotion yields a $50 monthly raise with promises of further earnings as the speaker credits home study and the International Correspondence Schools for a new, better paying position. The ad urges readers to train at home in spare time and mail a coupon to start.
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I.C.S
Local Representative John S. Collins in Tucson Address
Local note identifies representative John S. Collins in Tucson Arizona with Box 87 and a garbled trailing phrase SASL ahaa eines.
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Tucson
Sasl Ahaa
Voters Absent From Home Precincts Cannot Vote
Tucson Sept. E A ruling by Attorney General Galbraith holds that voters away from the city on primary election day September 12 cannot cast ballots. The decision, noted by County Attorney Darnell, clarifies state election law and reverses a recent interpretation that assentees could vote in primaries, affecting railroad workers and others temporarily outside the city.
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W. J. Galbraith
G. R. Darnell
Elncest
Man from New Ford Tried to Smuggle Mescal Across Line
Jose Serrato, after buying a new Ford, crossed into Agua Prieta yesterday with a gallon of mescal hidden under the rear seat. Customs Collector W. E. Hatcher found the liquor and had him arrested. He appeared for a hearing in Jedze i. Beumler's court and was bound over to the federal grand jury.
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Jose Serrato
Agua Prieta
W. E. Hatcher
Jedze i
Beumler
Notice of Contest in Land Entry Cancellation
US Land Office at Phoenix announces contest against Rivers heirs over Homestead Entry No 036236 dating from 1918. George Rivers allegedly sold the entry and improvements. heirs have not acted. Contestants must answer within twenty days after the fourth publication, with proof of service, or entry will be cancelled. Proceedings signed by John R. Towles and Scott White with four publication dates in Aug and Sept 1922. Also a sale notice for seed corn and dahlia bulbs from Artesia Ranch.
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Arizona
Rivers
Gles
John F Kyles
Gleeson
N. B
Meridian
George Rivers
John R. Towles
Register
Scott White
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