Warren Girl Brutally Attacked Near Gold Gulch
Miss Sadie Champion, daughter of Mrs. M D Van Halen of Gold Gulch Warren, was found unconscious in brush after a brutal assault near her home. She told of two Mexicans and a Slavonian lashing, wounding horse and threatening to cut off her tongue and finger for a ring. Deputies and civilians searched the area as investigation continues.
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van Halens
Miss Champion
Mack Snyder
John Canies
Snyder
van Halen
Corral
Mise Champion
Local contractor James O'Dell dies in highway crash near Whipple Barracks
James P. O'Dell, a local contractor and Yavapai county chamber member, was killed when his car left the state highway near Whipple Barracks and struck a tree about 12:30 yesterday. His dog Jiggs also perished in the collision as witnesses aided the victims.
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Jerome
Sept
James P. O'Dell
Yavapai County
O'Dell
Jiggs
Old Fort Rucker Burns Down Home of Rancher Douglas
Doug las ranch in Rucker canyon loses 42 year old fort to fire. Mrs Rak discovered the blaze while alone in the house. Mr Rak and two Mexican neighbors saved a few items. most belongings destroyed. New home to be built next spring. family to camp on the ranch meanwhile.
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Douglas
Charles L. Rak
Fort Rucker
Ruks
Murder charge filed against Albert M. McCreary
A formal complaint of murder was lodged against rancher Albert M. McCreary in Maricopa county for the killing of rancher J. M. Dusin on March 10 near Phoenix. Dusin was shot in his home. McCreary faces trial in the superior court as the investigation stems from months of inquiry and an earlier arrest phase.
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Phoenix
Albert M. McCreary
Connetion
J. M. Dusin
RE. L. Shepher
Maricopa County
Mesa Precinct
McCreary
Tral
Superior Court
Dunn
Ehack
Lhes Say
Shepherd
Damage suit filed against Copper Company
James Williams of Bisbee sues Phelps Dodge Corp in U S court for 10000 dollars alleging bodily injuries from a 35 pound drilling machine while working underground at Bisbee. He says he fell from the platform, strained his left hip, fainted, and sustained permanent injuries while lifting the machine.
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Tucson
United States
James Williams
Biscee
Phelps Dodge Corporation
Phelps Dodge Company
Williams
Bisbee
Miami
Bisbee Man Arrested Near Tucson For Whiskey Lacking Prohibition Authority
Arthur D Stinson, claimed Bisbee home, was arrested early yesterday on Mission road by immigration officers with a car carrying two five gallon kegs of corn whiskey. The vehicle and liquor were held at immigration headquarters for transfer to Prohibition Agent Munrow. Details say the Oakland tour automobile was involved.
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Tucson
Arthur D Stinson
Shooting of Creasy Ruled Accidental in Los Angeles
Bisbee confirms Frank Creasy formerly of Bisbee was shot at Redondo Beach while loading an automatic shotgun into a car after a dove hunt. The blast struck his neck, severed the right jugular vein, and he was taken to Seaside hospital where he was reported much improved and likely to recover.
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Bisbee
Frank Creasy
Los Angeles
Creasy
Redondo Beach
Redondo
Associates With Kings But Wants To Return Home
In Miami Arizona on September 15 former governor G W P Hunt writes to J Tom Lewis from Siam describing delta of the Menam river, elephants, royal officials, and a German educated prince son. He contrasts Siam with Arizona while noting travel delays and social scenes before discussing Cochise County road funds and a dispute over right of way on the La Rue contract near Bernardino.
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Miami
Ariz
Kingdom of
Siam
Arizona
Dovernor
G. W. P. Hunt
J. Tom Lewis
Liam
Singapore
Hong Kong
Menam River
Damrong
Ts Jan Onele
Aj Grand Palace
Ranges of State Are Rich in Grass
Acting Governor Mall, returning from a 950 mile southward tour, reports Arizona ranges lush with grass. Grass spreads across Willcox and other areas, with grammas grass praised for cattle forage and fattening potential.
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Arizons
Willcox
Rocky Mountains
Bonded Indebtedness Figures For Arizona State
Phoenix reports total gross bonded indebtedness of 4.86 million dollars with net state bonds after redemptions and sinking funds at 897,972.49 dollars. The summary notes county refunds of 120,497.99 dollars and city refunds of 1,200,000 dollars, with First National Bank of Los Angeles as bidder on 1 million dollars of tax anticipation bonds.
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Phoenix
Raymond Earhart
First National Bank of Los Angeles
Arizona
Vaudeville Queen Races To Aid Roscoe Arbuckle
Minta Durfee wife of Roscoe Arbuckle hurries to San Francisco to support him amid a wave of testimony over Virginia Tappe's death. Interviewing in New York, she says she may reunite if he returns to their life together, recalling their early days in Douglas and Bisbee.
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Roscoe Arbuckle
Touglas
San Francisco
Roscoe
Fatty) Arbuckle
Gallows
Virginia Tappe
Edian’s
Hin
Minta Durfee
West
Cave Bla
Arbucklé
Arbuckle
Lyric Theater
Lower G Avenue
Cor
Nogales Man Carries 7 Proxies to Federal Employes Meeting
Berner of Nogales and Jetmore of Fort Munchuea represent district civil service employees at the fifth annual National Federation of Federal Employes convention in New Orleans opening yesterday. The delegate carries seven votes from the district as others attend from across the country and world. Doctors, lawyers, clerks and even clergymen are among attendees at the sessions.
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Berner
Nogales
Jetmore
Fort Munchuea
National Federation of Federal
New Orleans
Clark to Start on Western Tour
Douglas, Sept 14 due to illness of G A Martin director of the Southwestern Bankhead Highway Association for Paso Maurice Clark red manager has changed his fusion and this morning will leave for California and cities along the Bank head en route Clark had planned to go cast fast but word was received yesterday that Martin was in the hospital recovering from an operation for appendicitis Clark will make the western tour first and return to Douglas He will go east when Martin is well enough to discuss association affairs with him which probably will be me at week
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Douglas
G. A Martin
Southwestern Bankhead Highway Association
Paso
Maurice Clark
Phornia
Arizona Gypsum Properties to Be Leased by Coast Firm
Phoenix Sept 14 Plans to lease all properties owned by the Arizona Gypsum Products Co of Los Angeles were finalized at a meeting attended by 130,000 shares and 160,000 authorized shares. The properties lie in Pinal County near Winkelman. The lease requires immediate site opening and construction of a Phoenix mill within five days, to be finished in 90 days, with the lessee obligated to remove 40,000 tons of gypsum each quarter.
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Phoenix
Arizona Gypsum Products Company
Los Angeles
Pinal County
Winkleman
Esses
Apache pioneer Mike Burns to publish life history in Prescott
Prescott reports Mike Burns an Apache pioneer returned from near Fort McDowell with his wife and two daughters and plans to publish a book on Apache life in Arizona. Captured as a baby during an 1862 battle, Burns grew with the Fifth Cavalry, aided Buffalo Bill Cody, and later studied at Carlyle University and Hyland University before returning to pursue publishing his history in Prescott.
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Prescott
Mike Turns
Ft. McDowell
Mike
Roosevelt Damatte
Capt
Bishop
Fifth Cavalry
Mike Burns
Thomas
Merritt
Otis
Howe
Miles
Sitting Ball
Big Horn Mountains
Yellows Nanley
Montana
Canada
Custer
Remster
Willian Cody
Buffalo Bill
Cody
Yellowband
Cottonwood Creek
Laramie
Black Hills
Fort Russell
Wyoming
Burns
Carlyle University
Pennsylvania
Hyland University
Reiis
Poris
Tort Mcdowell
Livestock Prospects and Harvest Across Arizona Ranges
Reports from cattle region observers in Arizona say conditions for winter ranges have improved with abundant sunshine and light frosts, enabling good haying and strong stock condition. Cattle are ready for market, with ranges allowing drive to shipping points. cotton yields lag in Yuma but Salt River valley holds up, alfalfa near second cutting, crop progress generally favorable. flags staff state gains land adjoining an armory for military use.
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At Pres
Weather Bureau
Tucson
Arizona
Yuma Valley
Salt River Valley
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Sid Smyth
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Tom Maddock
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Oneer Apache
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