Urge Women's Exhibits for State Fair at Phoenix
Sept 6 1919 premium lists ready for distribution urging Arizona women to enter exhibits at the state fair November 3 6 at Phoenix to boost attendance and prize pools valued around 20000 with divisions for sewing knitting bread jams canned fruit flowers and crafts plus a special department for roses chrysanthemums potted plants and ferns.
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Phoenix
W. W. McNeff
Women's Department
We Arizona Wate Fair
The
Fair Commission
Arizona
Apecia
Ie Women's Department
Iris
Im the
Shirley Christy
W. G Miller
Douglas
State Fair
Cochins County
Tombstone
Obregon to Open Campaign From Nogales to Mazatlan
General Alvaro Obregon, nearing Mexico’s presidency, plans a nationwide campaign within three weeks. He will base in Mexico City and travel south to Mazatlan via the Southern Pacific line, avoiding U.S. entry through Laredo.
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Nogales
Ariz
Alvaro Obregon
Can
Dresidency of
Mexico
Hermosillo
Sonora
Ate
Obregon
Mexico City
United States
Laredo
Mazatlan
Southern Pacific de Mexico
Masanillo
Pial
American Mine Engineers Meet in Chicago Session
American Institute of Mining and Metallurgical Engineers plans a September 22 session with mine owners engineers and government officials to discuss taxation valuation and tax laws for mining assets. They will also cover coal supply pyrometry and high temperature measurement methods with trips to Gary IL La Salle district Franklin and Macoupin counties and East Chicago Whiting. Officers listed: Horace V. Winchell president Albert R. Ledoux first vice president George D. Baran treasurer Bradley Stoughton secretary.
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Chicago
Taxation of
American Institute of Minine and Metallurgical Engineers
Commissioner of Internal Revenue
L. Graton
Min. Og
Gary
la Salle
Franklin
Macoupin Counties
North Chicago
Milwauke
East Chicago
Whiting
Chieago
The
American Institute of Mining and Metallurgical Engineers
Horace V. Winchell
Alvert R. Ledoux
George D. Baran
Bradley Stoughtten
Till robbed of 500 dollars at Tucson grocery
Sept 11 report from Wenceslau E Pelix owner of a Sixth Avenue and Tenth Street grocery that his till was robbed of 500 dollars around 4 o clock yesterday after a woman used the telephone. Police are seeking the woman as a suspect.
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Tucson
Wenceslau E Pelix
Sixth Enue
Tenth Street
Tragedy Averted in Prescott Flag Incident
On a Sunday plaza gathering in Prescott a Mexican employee refused to stand for the national air. A brawl erupted as locals attacked him until Judge McLane intervened, rescuing the man from assailants. He was jailed after being held and fined for disloyalty while claiming to speak English.
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Prescott
Chas
Ho McLane
Jude
McLane
Pioneer John H Cummins Dies After Long Frontier Life
Los Angeles clipping recalls the life of John H Cummins born January 21 1843 in Zanesville Ohio. A carpenter and bridgebuilder he helped construct Pacific Railway spans and built the first turntable on the coast. He moved to Tombstone Arizona in 1880 and later resided in Los Angeles. He married Margaret Elizabeth Parry and leaves eight children including Thomas J Cummins, superintendent of Arizona State Hospital.
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Tombstone
Los Angeles
John H Cummins
California
John H. Cummins
Baxter Street
Zanesville
Cacaveras
Council Bluffs
Lews
Storkton
Hisather
Sacramento
Virginta, Ney
Eotoal Pacific Railway
Nevadas
Trackee
Francises
Gatland
Arie
Yeetro
Sierra Saway
Fort Huarhaca
Ariz
Hlyard Struck by Lightning at Roundup Near Giscon Ranch
Ned Hlyard, a longtime Etz outfit hand and rancher, was struck and injured by a lightning bolt during a roundup near the Giscon ranch. His horse was killed, he was briefly unconscious, and he was moved to Mr W. Etz's residence for care, with a recovery reported the next day. The incident occurred as riders pressed to finish work before dusk and rain.
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Benson
Giscon Ranch
Ned Hilyand
Etzestile
Wady
Hilgard
W. Etz
Work of Legion Commander O G Bell Statement
Legion commander O G Bell outlines aims to aid ex servicemen and families with insurance back pay and related matters. He emphasizes American Legion duty to help deceased veterans relatives and the community, urging members to contact posts for official assistance on war risk insurance back pay liberty bonds and compensation.
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O. G. Bell
Fouth
Warican Legion
Legion
American Legion
Mary
Tor
After Safe Crackers Loot Bisbee Meat Market
Sheriff’s office reports a robbery at a Bisbee meat market Saturday night where $2809 in twenty dollar Federal Reserve notes and gold were stolen from a safe. The currency bore serials 15161900 and LS161809 and was blood stained after intruders allegedly cut a vein. Circulation notices were sent across Arizona New Mexico Texas California and to Mexico seeking suspects. McDonald is on the case but no clues as of today. Jewelry was also taken from the safe and police expect to locate the culprits if they show up.
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St Jamies McDonald
Sheriffs Ofice
Bisbee
Federal Reserve
Arizona
New Mexico
Texas
California
Mexico
Snerfi McDonald
Imuris land baron Jose Maria Soto killed at ranch home
Prominent Sonora rancher Jose Maria G. Soto and a man named Cota were fatally attacked at Soto’s ranch near Imuris. Assailants severed the heads and fled. Soto had recently returned from Nogales, Arizona, where his son Eduardo lay wounded from a hunting accident. A $2,000 reward was offered for the killers.
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Jose Maria G. Soto
Imuris
Nogalez
Sonora
Cota
Jose Maria Soto
Imaris
Nogales
Arizona
Eduardo
St. Joseph Hospital
J. M. Soto
Herald
Mortality of Arizona Babies Rising in Death Toll
A Arizona health bulletin warns of rising infant deaths in 1920s Arizona, with 1,281 babies under one year dying in 1920. The report cites infectious diseases, maternal ignorance, unsuitable feeding practices, and improper use of cow’s milk as key factors. It urges education to eradicate these preventable deaths.
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Phoenia
Arica
Arizona
Giese
Boca
Fan Cary
Sy Sr
Phoenix Company
Helief
Arizona Board of Health
Arizona Rifle Team Sets Records On New Jersey Range
The Arizona Rifle Team, led by J. P. Sexton, captain and Arizona State Rifle Association VP, competed at Caldwell New Jersey. They finished 16th of 72 teams amid unique matches at the national event. Notables include Sheriff Harry Wheeler of Cochise County and veteran shooter George J. Roskage, famed Mason and Arizona’s Father of Masonry, with long-standing Grand Secretarial service.
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J. P Sexton
Arizona State Rifle Association
Camp Perry
New York
Arizona Rite
Cadwell
Navy
Cochise County
W. W
Issuee
Arizona
Saxtf Wheeler
Southwest
George J. Rosksuge
Astoona
Lewes
Tour
Helston
Cornwall
England
Roskrage Ac
Grand Lodge of
Mae
Arizona broom plant to begin limited production
Phoenix officials announce the Arizona Broom Manufacturing company will start operations at 217 West Sherman Street. Machinery arrived after delays from the Fairroad situation. wind and cutters are installed, twine and wire pending. Initial output to about 25 dozen brooms daily, with a plan to reach 80 dozen soon and later add brushes and dusters.
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Phoenix
Sept
Phoeix
Arizona
Yesterlay
Arzona Broom Manufacturing Company
Wes
Cherman Street
Achievement Day Fete By Girls Of St David Proves Great Success
In St David Arizona on Friday September 11 the Girls Sewing and Canning club, supported by the University of Arizona extension service and led by Mrs L E Matteson, held an achievement day. Judges Agnes Want Rhoda Profil Louise Sporteder assessed sewing and canning exhibits split between under ten and over ten age groups.
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ST. David
ST David
Ariz
University of Arizona
L. E Matteson
Agnes Want
Bheda Profil
Denson
Louise ‘Sporteder
Public Land Notice for Walter J. Douglas Turner AZ
Department of the Interior notice records Walter J. Douglas of Turner Arizona filing for three year proof to establish his land claim on lots 1 and 2, section 1, township 29, range 4 west G and S. witnesses George W. Fenter Bertha Fenter John Igo John Thomas. Tombstone, October 24, 1913. First published August 31, 1929.
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Walter J. Douglas
Turner
Arizona
Weg&s BR B
Meridian
W. A .Fowter
Tombstone
George W. Fenter
Bertha Fenter
John Igo
John Thomas
Catarrbal Deafness Not Cured by Local Applications
A brief report notes that catarrbal deafness cannot be cured by local applications as they cannot reach one portion of the ear, highlighting the limits of topical treatments for this condition.
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Wiley E Jones
Jones
Ingalls
Harris
George Harben
Plagatam
Bulding
Republic
Attorney General's Office
Ned Hlyard
New Jersey
William H. Fisher
Department of the Interior
U.S. Land Office
Aris
Soma
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