Arizona and United States September Crop Report
The report shows Arizona crops improving with range pastures up 25 points and most crops advancing except cotton. U.S. outlook rises for corn and potatoes, with Arizona corn at 59 percent of normal and cotton dipping slightly. Five year averages and last year’s outputs provide context for wheat oats and potatoes nationwide and in Arizona.
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Arizona
United States
Phoenix
Bureau of Markets and
University of Arizona Extension Service
Plans Formed for Bankhead Route Travel Network
A meeting Saturday formed a definite plan to route travel over the Bankhead Highway from El Paso to the California border. Maurice of Douglas advocates a map booklet with one page per town, plus city sobriety and information material. Twenty thousand copies will be printed. towns will fund publicity this fall and winter. Auto Club scouts report signs along the route from Phoenix to Socorro, bearing Bankhead and Auto Club of Southern California. Directors present include J.4. Bowen Bisbee, George E Buxton Douglas, Shad Boyer Tucson, Ely Martin secretary, F. H. Fisher treasurer. George Buxton elected permanent chairman Ely Martin permanent secretary. A special meeting is set for the following week.
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Brir
Bankhead
High Soto
Updos
Dowglas
Maurice of Douglas
Phoenix
Socorr
el Pavo
California
Roas
Martin
Auto Club of Southern California
Socorro
Southwestern Bankhead Highway Association
Bowen
Bisbee
George
E. Buxton
Douglas
Shad Boyer
Lof Tucson
Ely Martin
F. H. Fisher
George Buxton
Ashurst
United
Henry F. Ashurst
Attempted border raid threatens Tombstone officers
The report details an attempted raid near the Slaughter ranch east of Douglas around 10:09 PM. Sheriff J E Hood and Judge J E Lockwood with Albert M Sames sought War Department troops to guard the area as Mexican and other assailants were suspected.
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J. E. Hood
Tombstone
Slaughter Ranch
Hood
Alfred ©. Lockwood
Albert M. Sames
Superior Court
Campbell
War Department
Hayden Spends Vacation at Home in Phoenix
Congressman Carl Hayden arrives in Phoenix from Washington and will stay until October 3 as Congress is in recess. Senate also recesses until October 21. If tariff legislation surfaces, he will go to Washington. observers expect shelved until the regular session opens. The report notes local figures Fisher and Slaughter linked to Cochise county history and recalls past threats and guard actions. No reply from Governor Campbell received by late afternoon.
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Phoenix
Carl Hayden
Washington
House
Senate
Hayden
Address Denounces Warrantless Searches in Arizona
In an address last night an Arizona speaker denounced private frequency searches without a warrant as contravening the rights of a safeguarded constitution, urging respect for due process and legal protections.
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Arizona
Convicted Slayer Nash Faces 65 to 73 Year Term
Superior Judge J E Jones sentenced Harry H Nash to not less than 65 years nor more than 73 years in the state penitentiary for the murder of Martin F Schwab a traveling salesman from Payton Utah Nash was convicted of second degree murder after a April 1820 shooting and theft of Schwabs automobile and watch Defense sought a new trial claiming improper jury communications Judge denied the request and delivered the sentence Nash's family attended the proceeding in Flagstaff Arizona
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Flagstaff
Riz
J. E. Jones
Harry H. Nash
Hillsdale
Wyo
Martin F Schwab
Payton
Utah
Nah
Schwab
Here
Schwabe
Nash
Judes
Automobil Reduciig Sudavite
Time Frames for Mining Assessment Work Clarified
A mining law clarification explains when assessment work may be done on unpatented claims. It details the due dates for completing required work, including extensions for prior year computations and rules on continuity if work began before the cutoff.
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Miniae
Harding
Carl Hasdem
Earth Dam Best for Cave Creek Agreement Reached
Fildenin reports Sept 1 unanimous agreement that Cave Creek waters should be controlled by an earth filled dam at the mountain outlet with proper outlet works. Engineers from Salt River Valley Water Users' association and Paradise Verde irrigation district to prepare detailed plans for construction, with a committee appointed to develop the dam specifications and timetable.
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Fildenin
Cave Creek
Salt River Valley
Salt River
Neinest
Parsgation District
Harris
Garcia and Perez Sentenced for Murder at Slaughter's Ranch
Manuel Garcia and another man were sentenced to life in the state penitentiary at Florence after being found guilty of murder in Division T of the Superior Court. Judge Lockwood imposed the sentence, and the defendants will be transported to Florence in the coming days. Sheriff J E Hood to supervise the transfer. The men asserted their innocence through court interpreter John Tea, and a twelve-man jury convicted them beyond a reasonable doubt. Post sentencing, appeal action was noted by Mr. Gibson.
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Sherif Hood
Harry Rafferty
Tombstone
Bisbee
Douglas
Slaughter's
Eurlier
Garcia
Perez
John Slaughter
Manuel Garcia
Sluush- Ter
Elcendary
Popes. Com
Gibson
Supreme Court
Jue se Lockwood Holds Hearings On Yavapai Suit
Superior Judge A O Lockwood in Prescott Arizona heard an injunction suit by local taxpayers against a Yavapai highway contract with a Los Angeles engineering firm. He focused on whether the contract extended beyond the highway commissioners term and directed briefs within ten days, with a decision to be announced at Tombstone.
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Prescott
Ariz
A. 0. Lockwood
Cochise County
Yavapai County
Yavapai County Bighway Commission
Los Angeles
Highway Commission
Commission
Lockwood
Tombstone
Douglas Attorney Receives Klan Warning Letter
Douglas attorney David Benshimol received an anonymous typed Spanish letter dated September 10 claiming a Ku Klux Klan warning and giving him a month to leave the city. He kept the matter private for days and did not seek police or an investigation.
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Douglas
David Benshimol
Ku Klux Klan
Arizona
Benshimol
Merger Probable Between Arizona Eastern and Southern Pacific
Rumors of a merger between Arizona Eastern and Southern Pacific gain credibility as an SP efficiency expert visits Thomson to examine operating costs and assess the advisability of consolidation. If approved, Arizona Eastern districts would operate under SP supervision from San Francisco, affecting superintendents and accounting staff across the lines.
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Globe, Ariz
Arizona Eastern
Southern Pacific
San Francisco
Southern Pacific Company
Theson
Farent Company
Arizona
Prescott Trainmen Weigh Wage Reduction Vote
James Mulvenon, secretary of the local Brotherhood of Railway Trainmen, says Prescott members are voting on whether to empower the national grievance committee to call a strike if wage reductions are pursued. Ballots will be placed in a sealed container and results revealed when opened at Chicago headquarters.
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Prescott
Artz
James Mulvenon
Therhood
Mulveran
Phoenix
Snown
Chicago
One Arrest Made in Los Angeles Robbery Case
Los Angeles police report one man in custody after the Wednesday home invasion of Mrs. Mirel Sanguinetti of Yuma Arizona. Diamonds and other jewels valued at about $10,000 were taken. Investigators believe the suspect may have been variably involved in extortion efforts and hope for clues to locate the other robbers.
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Los Angeles
Cal
Mire
EL PF
Sanguinetti
Yura, Ariz
Myrtle Hill charges dismissed in Agua Prieta case
Sept 16 Myrtle Hill charged with passing worthless checks in an Agua Prieta saloon. Judge W C Jack yesterday dismissed all similar cases brought from across the line, saying his Justice court would not be a clearing house for Agua Prieta businesses.
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Douglas
Myrtle Hi
Agua Prieta
W. C. Jack
Shim
Justice Court
Man Stabbed Eight Times Dies in Nogales Sonora
Bruno Nube died at 2 PM after a Wednesday night stabbing in Nogales Sonora during a dispute over a woman. Suspect Carlos Bocaneri fled across the line into the United States and remains at large. He is described as small and stout with a dark complexion and a mustache.
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Nogales
Ariz
Bruno Nube
Sonora
Carlos Bocaneri
United States
Petition to Halt Sale State Bonds Refused by Court
Ariz Sept 16 The petitioning bank, UT Bankers Trust of Denver, asked a temporary restraining order to stop the sale of 2,099,000 dollars in state bonds bearing six percent interest. Superior Judge Joseph S Jenckes denied the request as part of a suit seeking delivery of 1,500,000 dollars of bonds at six and one half percent per contract with the state loan commission and two other hashing firms.
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Phopnin. Ariz
UT Bankera’ Trust Company of
Denver
Joseph S. Jenckes
State Loan Commission
Commission
Depot Agent Robbery Reported at Fairbank Depot
Early last night burglars entered the SP depot at Fairbank during Agent Durham's absence and stole nearly all his personal belongings. No loot taken from Heeoftamper depot. Deputy Reed investigates. arrests expected tonight.
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Agent Durham
Fairbank
Burglara
Durham
Hee
Barham
Tymtstone
Sheriffal Reed
Car topples over cliff at Central store scene
In Go es Over Cliff Arizona Chris Flanders secured a Ford from Mr Fostlewait and started down the road behind the Central store. Backing the car he hit the wrong gear, the vehicle lurched over the embankment, slid down the canyon slope, broke wheels, and piled at the cliff. Flanders escaped bruised but alive.
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Ariz
Chris Flanders
Fostlewait
Aeam Steey
Ocatted & “Ipitews
Antalz
Flanders
Fandine
Tovke
Flood damages in Cave Creek hit Salt River valley crops
Crop losses in the Salt River valley from Cave Creek floods on August 2 21 and 22 total about 35000 dollars. L E Harrison and H C Howard of Maricopa County agricultural agents estimate 25000 on cotton 500 on grain sorghum 5000 on alfalfa and 500 on miscellaneous crops. About 150 ranches share the losses. September 12.
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PHOE
Salt River Valley
Cave Creek
L. E. Harrison
Unitates Huareau
H.C Howard
Maricopa County
Wilmouth Destroys 50 Gallons of Booze in Naco
Deputy J Wilmouth seized and destroyed 50 gallons of illicit liquor stored in Naco. The cache included mescal in rusty canteens and other alcoholic items. 32 gallons of beer and three mescal canteens were saved for use as evidence against the offenders.
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Douglas
J. Wilmouth
United States
Naco
Smouth
Wilmouth
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