Officer Plays Santa to Soldiers at Nogales Hospital
Secretary Mareilliat of Arizona and Knights of Columbus aides distributed grapho phon e records cigarettes and athletic gear to base hospital patients. He arranged regular shipments of goods, aided discharged soldiers in finding jobs and homesteads, and urged continued life insurance as officers praised cross‑organization cooperation on the border.
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Nogales
Maresiliat
Arizona
Knights of Columbus
Kughue
Marcilliat
Mareed
L. 3
Mareliliat
Ben
Wives Drive Phone Company to Do Private Detective Work
In Phoenix, Mount States Telephone and Telegraph faced a corporation commission hearing where district manager H. D. McVey described how jealous wives use long distance calls to locate husbands, arguing the firm should be allowed a reasonable charge for such detective work, even when no call is completed by the wife. The company emphasizes it can print services as well.
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Phoenix, Sc
Mount States
Mr. John Jones
Riot at El Paso Fight Arena Sparks Outrage
A large riot broke out at the El Paso arena after a 15 round draw between Sudenberg and another fighter. Sudenberg allegedly knocked the referee unconscious in the aftermath, triggering ringside brawls and near-universal chaos among spectators. Details remained unclear as wires failed to confirm the referee's name.
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Fight Arena
EL Paso
Sundenberg
Kelly
Taxi Driver Lured to Desert and Slain in Robbery
El Paso reports a taxi driver Juan Romero missing after a late call to a mesa west of Borderland Inn. Albert Smith confessed to luring Romero to the desert, shooting him three times, robbing the body and taking the touring car.
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el Paso
Borderland Inn
Juan Romero
Albert S. Smith
Romero
Montgomery Smith
Mesa
Smith
Nomero
Murdered Lican Found Dead in Cave Near Globe
An inquest in Globe, Judge Pratt presiding, concluded Juan Lican was murdered, shot multiple times in a cave near the Maurel swimming pool. Authorities suspect robbery motive. Lican, 20, unmarried, had cashed his paycheck and was last seen Sunday afternoon. A gold watch remained untouched as the coroner’s jury determined homicide by unknown assailants.
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Miami
Pratt
Globe
Juan Lican
Maurel
Lleandro
Ealiher
Ture
Licandro
Shute
Lieandro
Globebout
Scholarships for Returned Veterans Aid Sea of Funds
San Francisco reports War Work Committee scholarships for returned service members. Fifty grants target technical science mining agricultural and foreign service, fifty for full academic study. Institutions include University of California Santa Clara Mount Angel College. Applications rely on entrance exam marks. aim to widest national distribution. Thousands have applied.
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San Francisco
University of Calfornia
Santa Clara University
California
Mount Angel College
Oregon
War Work Committee
Plane Race Set as Arizona State Fair Feature
Phoenix editors announce a grand airplane race at the Arizona state fair. Burt Barr oversees aerial events and aims to outdo past road races with three entries, a live test, and amateur sportsmen plus motion picture stars. The contest promises the longest aeroplane race yet and will award a silver trophy to the winner with no cash prize.
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Phoenix
Sept. S
Burt Barr
Los Artecs
Barr
Fall Commission
Coset
Betts Faces Charge Over Liar Remark At Hearing
In Phoenix on September ... a complaint was filed in Justice DeSouza's court charging A A Betts state corporation commissioner with disturbing the peace after a dispute with Chester Hanson secretary of Chief Justice Cunningham. Betts is accused of calling Hanson a liar and using other hostile epithets during a corporate commission meeting two months earlier.
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Phoenix
Sept
Chester G. Hanson
Cuningham
A. A. Betts
Justice DeSouza
Betts
Corporation Commission
Hanson
Karl
Desertion claim leads to police detainment at city park
Motorcycle Officer Sam Rowcher questioned Frank Benstock after he behaved nervously in the park and learned he had deserted from the army two years ago at Jefferson Barracks Mo. He was turned over to military police for desertion proceedings.
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Assur
Sam Rowcher
Frank Benstock
Benstock
Boucher
Bensto
Bet Stock
Benstack
Jefferson Barracks
Court Dails Trial of Campbell vs Harris Case
In Phoenix the Superior Court denied Gov Thomas E. Campbell's demurs and motions in the dispute over his authority to discharge the adjutant general. Judge Frank Lyman set the case for trial at an early date and refused a temporary injunction to compel Harris to surrender records, stating the governor has the rights claimed and no reason exists to delay trial.
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Phoeinix
Thomas E. Campbell
Charles W. Harris
Judes Frank Lyman
Harris
Lyman
Court Refuses to Uphold Col Harris in Arizona Case
Superior Judge Lyman refused to issue a restraint order to stop Governor Campbell from installing Capt. Walter Ingalls in the post once held by Col. Charles Harris. The adjutant general dispute has rattled local courts for months after Harris declined to assume the post following Campbell's election.
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Phoenix
Lyman
Charles Harris
Campbell
Capt
Walter Ingalls
Col. Harris
Ioeal
Claims Fords Do Not Employ Men In Action Against Railroads
The case before Judge Stanford involved Glover as administrator for Marion B Maroney suing the director general and others. Attorneys Bullard and Ballard argued demurrers over whether an employer employee relation existed between the railroad and its workers. The court took the matter under advisement.
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FORDS
U. S
Phoenix
Sep. S
Clairons
Purdy Ballard
Broucht
James
Gentral Vt
Glover
Marion B Maroney
Balan
Stanford
Bullard
Mickey Scanlon Arrested on Vagrancy Charge in Wilber
Mickey Scanlon, longtime organizer linked to criminal syndication, was arrested in Wilber on a vagrancy charge. He posted a cash bond after an associate appeared to secure his release, with a court appearance scheduled for 10 o clock tomorrow.
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Wilber
Mickey Scanlon
Orgonizer
Nevada
Charles Beotles
Scanion
Nahedis & Phoenix
Arizona
Scanlon
Tonopsl
Fine catches at Roosevelt Lake
Reports from local fishermen describe excellent sport at Roosevelt Lake near Phoenix. Over the past week several fine catches have been landed, with the small moonfish among the most desirable species noted in abundance.
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Roosevelt Lake
Phoenix
Will F Ryan Named Special Counsel in Aubrey Case
Attorney WLI F. Rryan, previously counsel to Governor Campiel, is named special counsel to the state in the Aubrey Investment Co case. He traveled to Prescott to file an amended answer challenging the contract and bidding process for supplying mules and equipment, arguing bids were not competitively obtained and specifications vague.
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Will F. Ryan
Aubrey CO
Phoenix
Wli F. Rryan
Campiel
Aubrey
Phowoks
Ryan
Brescott
Siaces
Tony Johns
Attorney General's Office
Hyan
Ryan Chilms
Motter
Aubrey Investment Company
Governor Receives Adjutant Mail at Governor's Office
Postmaster general directive to deliver all mail addressed to the Arizona adjutant general to the governor's office led to a large mail transfer. Governor Campbell forwarded the items to Capt Waller Ingavs, named adjutant general last spring, though he faces formal possession delays due to Col. Charles W. Harris's claim. The rival adjutant general case is pending in court.
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Adjutant General of
Arizona
Overnor
Goverage Campbell
Waller
Ingavs
Chas W. Harris
Adjutant Generale
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Tombstone Auto Co
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