Hunt Extends Thanks to Arizona Voters
George W. P. Hunt, Democratic nominee for Arizona governor, thanked voters after a strong primary showing. He praised the heavy turnout, urged support for the Democratic ticket in November, and noted the defeat of the Cooperative Marketing amendment. Hunt praised Ward's clean campaign and urged unity for state progress.
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Phoenix
George W. P. Hunt
Arizona
Hunt
Efrain
Democratic Party
Charles B. Ward
Parker
Colorado
Arizona Industrial Congress
Alleged Cattle Thief Arrested Second Time
Douglas Sept 16 Charley Gardens a Sulphur Springs valley ranch owner was arrested by Deputy Ed Leahy for cattle stealing the second time in two months. He posted 1000 bond after a prior release before Judge Taylor. Gardner is accused of carrying a cattle brand in a Cave Creek ranch with the brand partially eradicated.
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Douglas
Charley Gardens
Sulphur Springs
Ed Leahy
Taylor
Clearing Grounds for Hi Building in Yuma
Work to clear the old shacks on the site of the Union High School building began yesterday and hoped to have two blocks ready in two weeks for the contractor. Bond money delays due to technical errors, but building aims to start within three weeks. Albert M. Symes is in Yuma to hear a case involving Governor Tufee Peed.
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Payla Plate
Union Hi School
Eddge Albert M. Symes
Yuma
Hitchcock Denies Tucson Citizen Sale Rumor
Frank H Hitchcock former postmaster general denies rumors of selling his controlling shares in the Tucson Citizen and changing its management. He states there is no foundation to the talk and no intention to alter ownership or control. Orville McPherson of the Chamber of Commerce also declines to comment on a possible transfer of Hitchcock’s controlling interest.
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Tucson Citizen
Frank H. Hitchcock
Roosevelt
Andrew Baumert
The
Corbett
Tucson
Hitchcock
Orville 8. McPherson
Chamber of Commerce
Mr. McPherse
Fairest of all Arizona's fair queen chosen plan announced
In Phoenix on September 15 a beauty contest will select Arizona's state fair queen for the October event with county winners sent to Phoenix for the final. Road races from Bisbee Douglas Globe Miami and Jerome Prescott join the program while Miss Carroll Saunders receives a surprise party hosted by her grandmother Mrs. B J Holland.
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Phoes Ariz
George A. Mauk
The
Fair Commission
Douglas
State Fair Grounds
Globe and Miami
Superior Highway
Jerome
Prescott
Miss Carroll Saunders
B. J. Holland
State Chairman Urges All Democrats Support Ticket
The Democratic state central committee chair M H L McCalla calls Arizona Democrats to rally behind the primary winners for the November 7 election. He thanks loyal supporters and urges unity to solidify the party for future success.
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Tombstone
Cochise County
M. H. McCalla
Democratic State Central Committee
Arizona
Non
Feneral
Ian
Mhl McCalla
Democratic State Central Committers
Prominent Arizona Man Guy Dernier Dies in Canal
Phoenix police and deputies investigate the death of Guy Dernier a well known clubman found nude and floating in the Arizona Canal. A coroner verdict cites undetermined causes while investigators consider strangulation or possible murder amid withheld details and surveillance of a prominent couple.
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Phoenix
Ariz
John Monterys
Guy Dernier
Dernier
Arizona Canal
Grant S. Monical
Monical
Dergier
Arizona
California
Los Angeles
Bisbee Man in Serious Injury After Accident
Former Bisbee resident Gene Thomas, an electrician living in Hogain Washington, is described as having a broken back after an accident. His brother William White received the news via telegram from Earnest Thomas in Portland. The article notes Thomas’s Bisbee origins and his many local friends. Nearby, Belleville Illinois reports the C2 army dirigible arriving at Scott field during a transcontinental flight.
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Bisbee
William White
Earnest Thomas
Portland
Nogales
Belleville
Ill
Scott
Alleged Box Car Robbers Brought to Tucson
Four prisoners linked to box car robberies were moved from Tombstone to Tucson by Deputy U S Marshal and Southern Pacific agents. Arraigned at Tombstone, three men face charges of breaking into Southern Pacific cars, while Dolores de Flores, a woman, is charged with receiving stolen goods. An additional bootlegging charge was noted for de Flores and Leopolda Corral. The quartet remained jailed pending further action.
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Tucson
Southern Pacific Lice
Tombstone
United States
Jack, Neiman
Hughes
Southern Facitic
Southern Pacific Railroad
Dolores de Flores
de Flores
Leopolda Corral
Felipe Galttami
Dario Caro
Allsteel Tower Proposed for Chiricahuas Lookout
Sept bids prompt Coronado National Forest to select an all steel lookout tower for Monte Vista Peak in the Chiricahua range. Supervisor Hugh G. Calkins said towers will be 40 feet with steel girders set in concrete and cables for stability. The design includes a weatherproof steel and glass house with table chairs and a phone for the lookout.
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Tucson
Sept
Forest Service
Monte
Nogales
Ariz
Twelfth Aero Squadron
Langley Field
Virginia
Arcadia
Calif
Corto
Onado Forest
U. S. Infantry
Om Mt. Baldy
Three Men Arrested on Complaint by Bisbee Women
Bisbee report states Bill Uren Fram Crochunis and Alama Kempton were arrested on a serious charge and await a hearing before Judge Craig next Monday at 4 30. Each posted $500 bond. The complaints allege assault on two women along the road between Naco and Bisbee on September 13. Cited husband and his wife with the incident as the car broke down between Naco and Douglas.
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Craig
Naco
Bistee
Lie
Tuck
Nuco
Dom Lugs
Lowell
Douglas Helps Agua Prieta to Observe Holiday
Douglas reports Mexico marks Independence Day with festive restraint despite potential unrest. Officials will lock city entrances and discard keys to maintain order while beer sales are limited to ten cents per case. Nearby cattle shipments arrive from Nacozari, Sonora, including herds owned by Seeley brothers and Moctezuma Copper Co. Three marriage licenses are recorded in the Superior Court office, listing couples Milner and Zunch, and Boucher and Bower.
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Douglas
Mexico
Red Seeley
Eugenie Serer
Nacozari, Son
Seeley Boys
Moctezuma Copper Company
J. E James
Superior Court
Vanaurs
Rugray Sapa
Ta. Bieber
Edward W. Zunch
Winnie Istires
Ronatas
John F Milner
Boucher
Bower
Arizona ranges would accommodate 1500 head cattle
Sept 13 Tucson reports mixed views on bringing New Mexico cattle into the Altar valley grazing districts. Robles ranch owner Marteney offers 2000 head for six months at 50 cents per head monthly, rejected as too high by Bigelow. Cattlemen deem 3 cents per head per month reasonable, debate ongoing on outside stock and local grass supply for fall markets. Livestock owners fear range contention if winter rains fail to improve forage.
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Tucson
New Mexico
C. E. Higelow
Albuquerque
New Mexico Cattle and Loan Company
Woom
Ailles Marteney
Robles
Marteney
Robles Ranch
Altar Valley
Bigelow
Martenes
Thenom
Coring Quest
Tombstone Paving Uncertain as State Plan Faces Cash Hurdle
Contractor White says Tombstone may lose the main street paving unless the county board provides cash for an extra five miles toward Bisbee. Work on Allen Street hinges on agreement with the state highway department and the supervisors meeting Monday to decide whether to proceed or delay the project.
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Cty
State Highway Department
Board of Supervisors
Bisbee
White
White & Miller
Allen Street
Tombstom
Highway Department
Mrr. White
Todas
Tose
Tombstone
Contractos White
Hiehee
Tombatome
SUSTAINS BROKEN WRIST BISBEE
Mrs Lort Wha ley suffers a broken wrist after a misstep leaving her car. Earlier thought to be strained, the injury proved serious. Russ Elzabeth Axtell hosted a party for Union High and Grammar school teachers with several guests present.
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Russ Elzabeth Axtell
Union High Sch
C. E. Tilford
Bernice Shaver
Eaglesfield
Katheryn McClelland
Helen McClelland
Fern Halliday
Carolyn Halliday
Emma Johnson
Nella Thiel
Zapha Bacon
Edna Brady
EM. Webb
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Cave Creek Ranch
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IDS
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Crochunis
Alama Kempton
Agua Prieta
Whit
Taltome
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