Tombstone Baseball Tournament Beats Invasions at Local Diamond
The Tombstone Juniors and Willcox Cubs opened the city tournament with a 10 to 0 win by Willcox as Bracamonte struck out nineteen. Pearce and Mataro highlights followed in a 13 to 8 Pearlce victory, while other scheduled games were rained out or postponed. next Sunday the Juniors face Pearce or Douglas on the local diamond.
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Bracamonte
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Roof
Otro Toro
Pearce
Clapp
Matahim
Henson
Apache Indian Pine
Neithew
Tombstone AlkStars
Berson
Ajuche
AllStars
Pearee
Douglas
Three More Box Car Looters Caught
Sheriff J E Hood and Deputy Harry Rafferty raided a Mexican shack in Benson early this morning and arrested Felipe Gaytan Anita Mendoza and Ensebio Scota. The raid yielded stolen goods from recent box car robberies and the trio were brought to Tombstone joining 39 other county jail inmates.
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J. E. Hood
Harry Rafferty
Benson
Orlock
Felipe Gaytan
Anita Mendoza
Ensebio Scota
Mesquite
Tombstone
Hood
Troglio Bound Over on $3000 Bond
Joe Troglio charged with assault with intent to kill appeared before Judge J. P. Merrill in Toca justice court. After a preliminary hearing the defendant was bound over to the Superior Court under a $2000 bond, with witnesses for the state and two Globe letters threatening Mr. Giacoma introduced. He remained jailed this afternoon without securing bond.
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Joe Troglio
J. P. Mer-rill
Toca Justice Court
Troglio
Gibson
Tombstone
Globe
Giacoma
County road work progresses on Pearce Courtland and Willcox Bowle routes
County Engineer Sid Smyth reports good progress on the Pearce Courtland stretch through the bad lands with a new grade using the old road as drainage and borrow pit for fills. The Willcox Bowle project nears completion of a second bridge and opens about five miles of new road on the Willcox-Dos Cabezas highway, with the first mile ready to open soon. Maintenance work continues countywide as Smyth notes. The housing shortage worsens as schools open, with demand for residences doubling and cottages being leased as fast as they are renovated.
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Pearce Courtland
Willcox Bowle
Willcox
Willcox-Dos Cabezas
Pearce
Light
Smyth
Tombstone City Council Approves Grading and Paving Plan
The Tombstone City Council unanimously approves grading and rebuilding every street using state highway machinery. Work on Fremont Street begins immediately, with seven blocks targeted for completion within a week or ten days. Allen Street paving is planned from First to Sixth, bids to follow. Hal Smith files for police chief, election date adjusted, paving to finish Tombstone’s street improvements.
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Allen Street
Tombstone
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Thos. Maddock
Ar Jenkuss
Iast
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Sumner
Hal Smith
Bonn
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Neat St
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Metr
Cavanaugh
Domestic silver supplies at fifty year low warns experts
A financial review by a renowned statistician assesses dramatic drops in U S silver inventories since May 1920. The piece details Pittman Act repurchases, world demand shifts, and looming September buying, with implications for India and Shanghai markets. It notes seven to fourteen million ounces in play and a fragile four weeks of domestic material.
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India
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Shanghai
Legam
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Bank of England
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India Office
London
Baby Contest at Arizona State Fair
Mothers in Arizona are urged to enter healthy babies aged six months to under three years for the Better Babies contest at the Arizona State Fair in Phoenix, opening October 29. Entries must be received after September 16, with prizes including gold and silver medals awarded for top health scores and highest scoring participants in each class.
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Phoenix
Arizona
Care Arizona
Board of Health
Ted Tories
Medical Association
Tor
Ward rails at public expense at Buckeye rally
Democratic gubernatorial hopeful Charles J. Ward speaks to about 200 ranchers and families at Buckeye arguing for government retrenchment. He pledges to cut waste if elected, urges fiscal discipline across state offices, and pledges scrutiny of expenditures with support from Democratic endorsers.
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Phoenix
Charles J. Ward
Buckeye
Ward
Democratic Conference
Dudge RC
Stanford
Wart J
Gambling scheme ends in joint arrest at Lowell
In Bisbee a preliminary hearing before Judge Craig led to the arrest of Ganalon on a complaint by Valenzuela after a poker game in Lowell. Valenzuela pleaded guilty to running the gambling operation and paid a 200 fine. Ganalon claimed there was a shared stake, and was held to await the superior court. bond set at 400 dollars. The note mentions a separate bridge project across Sonoita Creek valued at sixteen thousand dollars.
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Lowell
Craig
Ganalon
Valenzuela
Valensuela
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Asbestos Demand Drops in Arizona Market Preview
Local reports show asbestos unsalable at current prices despite 160 tons of high grade stock in area warehouses. Poor quality fibers are being processed and shipped from the Canadian fleet to eastern manufacturers, aided by low transportation costs and minimal duty.
Newly Elected U A President to Return by Sept 10
Dr. Closd J. Marvin, newly elected president of the University of Arizona, left for Berkeley to arrange his affairs and plans to return to Tucson by September 10 to assume the presidency before the new school term begins.
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Tucson
Closd J. Marvin
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University of Arizona
Berkeley
Haire
California
Martin
Election Day Dual Primary and Special Election Clarified
Phoenix report notes next Tuesday’s election is a combined primary and special election not a general election. Voters may cast ballots on party nominees and constitutional amendments, with banks seeking guidance on whether the day qualifies as a legal holiday.
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Phoenix
Attorney General's Office
Banks
Epitaph zone and tombs in city area debate
Fragmentary notes describe an epitaph area near a highway and tombs. Mentions a job city pair and a stone sculpture, with references to distances and a possible setting involving a tomb and a created inscription. Details are unclear due to damaged text.
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Financial Review
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Zaar Sexson
Phoenis
Nogales
Sonoita Creek
Sial Says
Denice
Mies
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