Flanigan Named Successor to Late Justice Baker
E J Flanigan of Bisbee is chosen to fill the expired term on the Arizona Supreme Court caused by the death of Judge Albert C Baker. The appointment takes effect October 1st. Flanigan, 46, has practiced law since 1898, with strong ties to Cochise County and Arizona, and expressed gratitude for the honor and readiness to serve with justice.
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Cochise County
Supreme Bench
Jagde
A. C. Baker
Arizona
Phoe: Akz
Sepi
Thomas E Campbell
Supreme Court
Albert C. Baker
E. J. Flanigan
Bisbee
Flanigan
Pnce
Attorney Flanigan
Judge Flanigan
Nar
California
State Supreme Court
Supreme Court For
San Francisco
St Mary's College
Sames
Perfor
Death of Hibbing Detective Cassidy Brother of Arizona Prohibition Chief
Eugene Vincent Cassidy longtime Hibbing detective chief was killed during an arrest near Nelson Minnesota. He was a brother of Michael E Cassidy Arizona state prohibition director, notified by family telegram. Cassidy, born in Ireland in 1889, had served over ten years with the Hibbing force and was known for courage and expertise.
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Phoenix
Associated Press
Gene Cassily
Hibbing
Minn
Nelson
Gene Cassidy
Eugene Vincent Cassidy
Michael E. Cassidy
Arizona
Cassid
Ireland
All Roads In Cochise County Open for Traffic
County Engineer Sit Smyth reports Cochise roads in very good shape after ten days of sun. State highway from Bernarding Station to the New Mexico line now connects through Douglas Bisbee Tombstone Benson Vail and Tucson. Tombstone to Patagonia stretch is fair to excellent. St David bridge near completion boosts Sunday trips for motorists.
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Sit Smyth
Cochise County
Bernarding Station
New Mexico State Line
Rillito
Tucson
Douglas
Bisbee
Tombstone
Benson, Vail
Patagonia
Fairbank
Sonoita
Bisbee- Tombstone
St. David
Coghise Graham Cattlegrowers Hold Successful Session
The Cochise Graham Cattle Growers Association held a semiannual meeting in Willcox with modest but gratifying attendance. President George t Benson and secretary J Frank Wootan led sessions Friday and Saturday, featuring cattle industry talks and sanitary board remarks. A Morgan Hall welcome, a Friday dance, and a Saturday barbecue accompanied the gathering. The next meeting is planned for Douglas.
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Willcox
H. A. Morgan
E. W. McKinney
San Simon
Hll Jobnson
Frank Fr. Moore
Douglas
Aleu
Morgan's Hall
Krove
Ice Plant
Keil
State auditor sued to issue warrants for $84.50 and $149.54
In Phoenix a suit seeks a writ of mandamus to compel State Auditor Charles W. Fairfield to draw two warrants on the state treasurer for 84.50 and 149.54. Gordon B Huntington, claiming injury from an explosion in 1921, asks Judge Stanford to require Fairfield to appear on September 19 to show cause why the writ should not issue.
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Phoenix
Charles W. Fairfiel
Audoor
Gordon B Huntington
Stanford
Fairfield
Huntington
County Agent Role Explained Amid Mexican Raid Fears
The county agricultural agent is a cooperative official linking State College of Agriculture and the U.S. Department of Agriculture. He informs farmers, demonstrates best practices, and helps plan county work while avoiding private business roles. He leads demonstrations on crops, livestock, and marketing, emphasizes coordinated effort, and supports cooperative marketing without personally handling farmer transactions. The piece notes recent border tensions and a raid scare near Bisbee with sheriff and police involvement and Mexican border patrols. no disturbance was found.
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United States Department of Agriculture
State College of Agriculture
Maylso
Unltet States Department of Agriculture
State Agricultural College
Agricultural Colleges
Sherif J. Hood
J.B. Dukes
Bisbee
Johnson
Mood
Bowden
Tucson Chamber Backs Benson Smelter Move
The Tucson Chamber of Commerce directs its board to endorse a cooperative smelter at Benson. The resolution cites benefits to miners in the Benson district, potential profitability, and relief of industrial depression, noting surveys from Phoenix Imperial Valley Riverside and other cities. A public meeting by the League of the Southwest is planned to discuss site options.
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Tucson
Sept
Chamber of Commerce
Benson
League of
Southwest
Colorado River
Phoenix
Ruling Expected On Anticipation Bond Tangle
Judge Joseph S. Jenckes in Phoenlin Arizona will rule tomorrow on the petition of the Bank Tract Goinpany of Denver seeking a temporary restraining order against Governor Campbell State Treasurer Earhart and State Auditor Fairfiett from selling 81 000 000 in tax anticipation bonds. Arguments were heard today as the state loan commission had contracted for $1 500 80 worth of bonds with several banks but the attorney general ruled the contract violated bonding law and the commission moved to cancel and rebid for about $1900 in bonds.
Greenway Negotiations Over Arizona Copper Buy Reported
Reports in mining circles say Greenway is negotiating for Pacific Commodities to acquire Arizona Copper Company holdings via PD Interests. The deal would merge Arizona Copper with PD Interests, promising economic benefits to both sides as Arizona Copper’s long standing mining assets are folded into the arrangement.
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WieThe
Tuks Arizola Copper Company
Aura
Phelpe Dudse Corporation
Joban HiWay
New Cornelia Copper Company
Wan Sub Ariemi
New Mexicw
Tn Lintel
Biakeo
Cosult
Colonel Greenway
Nella
Aju
Tucson
Arizona Copper Company
Red
Wealthy Yuma Woman Robbed in Los Angeles
Mrs E Sanguinetti of Yuma Arizona was robbed at her Los Angeles summer home after two men posing as delivery couriers entered with revolvers. She and her mother were bound and gagged, with jewelry valued at 19009 stolen. A maid and two children upstairs were spared. Police details continued on page two.
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Yuma
Ariz
E. Sanguinetti
South Gramsby Place
Los Angeles
Uelock
Sanguinetti
Sanguines
Noorshore
Prescott Child Victim of Bullet Wound
Prescott Sept 9 Little Anastacia Michiner 11, a St Josephs academy pupil and favored classmate, died of a bullet wound after a late Tuesday shooting as she prepared to return to Prescott. The child had recently spent time in California and Casper Wyoming with her father C Michiner, who is in Dachness. A wire from the father to the Mother Victoria at the academy conveyed the tragedy.
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Prescott
Anastacia Michiner
St Joseph's Academy
California
Casper
Wyo
C. Michiner
Victoria
Academy
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Justice Baker
Prohibition
Coghise-Graham
State Highway Dept
Central Arizona Light and Power Company
J. M. Neil
Neil
Holbrook—Holbrook Oil Company
Chandler—Lewis
Pany
A. C. True
Director States Relation Service
J. Lelevier
Rivera
Tucson Chamber
Benson Smelter
Greenway
Ariz. Copper
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