Inspector denies Mexican cattle driven into U S
Phoenix report notes no stolen Mexican cattle on the American side in Nogales district. M H Barr states the situation is misrepresented by Colonel Carna Dak. Barr says Americans would welcome joint inspections if a stock fence along the border is pursued, and outlines patrols and existing fences in the region. Ed W Stephen seeks a full report for potential hearings.
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U. S. Phoenix
Nogal
Carna‘Dak
Ed W. Stephen
State Livestock Sanitary Board
M. H. Barr
Nogales
Barr
St Warr Furher
Pa- Pago
Stephene
Mines Forced to Suspend Operations Over Alleged Sabotage
The Nucaie marca copper mine in the Dragoon mountains about sixty miles from Douglas has halted operations indefinitely due to alleged sabotage by striking miners. A month-long strike ended with a temporary closure, and recent attempts to restart were thwarted when the mining equipment was found damaged by carborundum. Authorities blame a few transients, with suspicion on long-time workers, though no firm evidence is cited.
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Douglas
Nucaie Marca
Dragoon Mountains
Middlemarch
Amos
Soldiers in service may vote in Tucson charter election
Phoenix report states veterans away at registration may vote if they were in service at registration time. Attorney General Whey E Jones ruled yesterday after Andrew Martin of the American Legion sought guidance. The ruling addresses refusals seen in Tucson, clarifying voting rights for service members.
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Phoenix
Ota
Whey E Jones
Tucson
Andrew Martin
The
American Legion
Adjutant General Plans 158th Infantry Reunion
Phoenix reports Adjutant General Walter Ingalls is coordinating a reunion for the 158th Infantry, an Arizona regiment with enough veterans in state to host a gathering during State Fair week. Tentative date is Veterans' Day at the fair, with the program run by the fair commission and veterans groups.
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Phoenix
Geneeral
Walter S. Ingalls
158Th Infantry
158Th
Arizona
The
Fair Commission
War department fuels road equipment transfer clash
Arizona highway officials press Congress for swift authorization to reallocate 62 tracked vehicles and 12 tractors from war stock for road use. Delays threaten other states’ access as federal action looms, with the transfer to be controlled by a specific order once approved.
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Phoenix
War Department
Arizona State Highway Department
Highway Departments
Congress
State Highway Department
Highway Department
Guy
Army
Secretary of War
Prs
Sorgtess
Federal Highway Council
Afl
Whipping Post Advised For Man In Court
Judge Stanford told Roy Hightower, 23, that the whipping post may be used after he pleaded guilty to obtaining money and property with a bogus check. The defendant asked mercy noting his young wife would soon become a mother. Hightower has prior state penitentiary time for a prior crime in another county. The judge warned sentencing would proceed Thursday morning.
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Phoenix
Stanford
Roy Hightower
Ehad Tower
Th Florenes
Coconing County
Aquor
Way Seek Convention of 158th in Phoenix
Adjutant General Walter Ingaile plans a reunion of the 138th infantry for Veterans Day at the state fair in Phoenix during State Fair week. The 158th, an Arizona regiment, may boast enough Arizona residents for a practical gathering. The fair commission will oversee the day’s program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WAY
Phoenix
Manion Air Brake Company Denied Insolvency
Local stockholders deny rumors that the Manion Air Brake Company of Baltimore has gone on the rocks. A committee returned from Baltimore claiming the company is a little worse for wear but still solvent after a complete investigation.
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Bishee
Manion Air Brake Company
Baltimore
Grand Jury to Probe Gaming Starts Work
Phoenix Sept 12 Investigation of county institutions marked the first day of the grand jury session sworn in at 9 o clock yesterday morning Judge Stanford appointing L L Frank as foreman. Jurors will investigate county jail poor farm tubercular hospital state asylum and Florence Crichton home with a complete report to be filed later. The panel will probe the gambling situation and other matters rising in the term which will last at least two weeks.
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Phoenix
Maricops County
Jadze Stanford
LL 1
Piank
Cosmry
Romme
Poor Farm
Tubercular Hospital
State Asylum
Florence Critenton
Willcox Post Formed as American Legion Branch
An American Legion meeting at Dr J C Wilson's office in Wilcox decided to form a Willcox post. Temporary officers were chosen: E M Joyce as post commander and G W Hays as adjutant. They will serve until a charter arrives from Arizona headquarters and a permanent organization is elected.
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J.C. Wilson
Wilcox
American Legion
Willcox
Arizona
E. M. Joyce
G. W. Hays
Newman forgery case sends man to Florence penitentiary
Newman, with a Pennsylvania prison record, received a three to seven year term for forgery in Arizona. Judge Ford imposed the sentence after Newman admitted guilt and described an eastern robbery. Two informations for larceny had been filed, and his counsel’s motion to dismiss was denied.
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S. Yo Newman
Pennsylvania
Florence
St Ford
Newman
East
Arizona
County Salaries Refused By County Supervisors
Sept 12. County Recorder Edith Jacobs disclosed a demand for semimonthly payrolls for county and precinct officers, alleging the supervisors have failed to follow long standing law. Clerks would face extra work. deputies in the recorder’s office also pressed for semi monthly pay, while state deputies receive it.
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Phoenix
Board of Supervisors
Edith M. Jacobs
Waynes
Court House
El Paso Phoenix auto race fundraising drive grows
The El Paso Chamber of Commerce reports a road race from El Paso to Phoenix is being promoted by Arizona automobile men. A $1000 promise is sought from Phoenix and other donors to back the event. Texas fair and local groups are coordinating through Roper and the Auto Trades association as of now.
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EL Paso
Arizona
Elxars
EL Paso-Phoenix
Automobile Men of Phoenix
Phoenix
Robert J. Pritchard
Automobile Trades and Highway Department
el Paso Chamber of Commerce
Chamber of Commerce
EA Paso
Efram
Texas 8 Fair
Fhoenia
Dicbee
Douglas
Turson
Rapered
R. D. Roper
Auto Trades Association
State Fair Commission
Burglars Escape With Jewelry From Lescher Home
Two burglars entered Royal W. Lescher’s Phoenix residence at 10:30 last night and stole jewelry valued between $406 and $500. Quan, a Chinese cook employed by Lescher, interrupted the burglary in progress as the thieves fled through the entry window firing shots to frighten him. The house was empty at the time and both attackers wore dark trousers and white shirts.
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Lescher
Phoenix
Royal W. Lescher
West Palm Lane
Quan
Jones Urges Attorneys to Uncover Profiteering
Arizona Attorney General Wiley E Jones urged county attorneys to uncover profiteering and hoarding. He suggested that the expense should be borne by county boards of supervisors.
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Jones
Phumnix
Wiley E Jones
Arizona
County Boards of Supervisors
Food Measur, State Charges Profiteering in Tucson
Riordan, federal food administrator for Arizona, ordered one wholesaler and six food dealers in Tucson to cut prices on flour and meat to comply with wartime profit limits. Investigation by County Attorney Kirk Moore found no state law violations but showed federal price gouging. retailers overcharged up to $1.20 per barrel on four and margins varied. Violators will be warned and could lose licenses if illegal prices persist. The action follows consultations with Phoenix officials and U S District authorities, reaffirming the wartime food control act.
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Pucbon
T. A. Riordan
Arizona
Tucson
Kirk T. Moore
Pima
Moore
Esaler
Tedere
Theu Cione
Pho Hs
United States
Firon
Mina County
Sering Riordan
Jordan
State Commissioner Ltd
Venent
Dee Fred Ater
Commission inquires into proposed false rates for transport
Phoenix September 8 the commission probes proposed false rates for the transport of goods in the state after recent wire from San Francisco. The commission seeks copies of changes affecting interstate matters though state interests are at stake. Chairman Betts says if justified, the commission may file a petition to intervene on behalf of Arizona importers.
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Phoenix
Corporaton Commission
San Francisco
Western District Freight Committee
Jones
A. A. Betts
Tase
Arizona
Fi On
Desert Vovace Officials Return After Six Day Trip
CW Peterson member of the board of supervisors and Clarence Stendage clerk arrived in Phoenix after a six day trip from Los Angeles. They cited a string of accidents and fire trouble as the main cause of delays. They were expected for the board's opening meeting last Monday and their absence had sparked rumors they were lost in the desert. They appeared on duty yesterday.
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Phoenix
Los Angeles
CW. Peterson
Board of Supervisors
Clarenee Stendage
Nogales Resident Bill Stanton Arrested on Narcotic Charge
William Stanton, a well known Nogales resident, was jailed last night after arrest on narcotic law violations. Authorities allege he sold morphine to a Negro soldier of the 25th Infantry, with details provided by Chief of Police Lowe, Lt. Peter Soutar, and John Deegan, acting as observer.
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Eo Menrnine
William Stanton
Nogales
Santa Cruz
Corbhise County
Lowe
Peter Soutar
Military Police
John Deegan
Castors
Stanton
25Th Infantry
Pardons and Paroles Granted in Phoenix Mill
In Phoenix on September 12 the pardon and parole mill granted pardons to women once convicted murderers and parole to two murderers and a rapist. Solomond Burns receives a full citizenship pardon effective October 16 1919 after a 1910 first degree murder conviction. Thomas C Waddell also pardoned after a life sentence from 1910. Ivan Way paroled in 1917 after a 1910 murder conviction. Charles Russell and Antonio Enriques receive pardons or paroles for murder related offenses. officials Capel and Slime reviewed the cases amid public health concerns.
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Phoenix
Solomond Burns
Burns
Thomas C. Waddell
Munter
Varole
Charles Russell
Cochise County
Graham County
Antonio Enriques
Larrieu Case Taken Under Advise ment
The Larrieu case proceeds after a lengthy hearing with testimony on circumstantial evidence. Witnesses describe the shooting near the tracks and shoe impressions as central to the prosecution’s case.
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Larrieu
Students from afar enter University of Arizona
The University of Arizona registrar reports the last August deadline for new student applications, with about 180 transcripts from forty schools and twenty Arizona high schools received. Many applicants not registered last year have since applied, and the registrar urges sending prior training transcripts promptly to the university.
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CSON
Fant
Tate
Burglars Loot Home in Nogales Slaves Off Valuable Goods
At Cafairy Hill on Saturday night a slave looted the John Jund residence, taking a silk waist, a shirt, and a revolver. The firearm belonged to attorney Arthur De Riemer who lives at the fund home, and the theft is being investigated as property of considerable value overlooked by the intruder.
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Burclars
Nogales
John Jund
Cafairy Hil
Arthur de Riemer
Torney
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Ingaile
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