Cochise Fair Plans Under Way in Benson
Plans for the Cochise County Fair, led by the San Pedro Women's Club, gain momentum with growing public interest and a pledge from Governor Campbell to speak if possible. The letter praises the fair as a showcase of local resources and a social unifier, listing committee chairs and inviting letters to the listed contacts.
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Benson
Cochise County
San Pedro
Pinunee
AG Smith
O. Rond
Jenson
Crosby
Justice Refuses to Conduct Libel Case in Phoenix
Justice Charles DeSales Wheeler of Hast Phoenix precinct refuses to conduct a preliminary hearing in a criminal libel action against John Othunbur publisher of thantar's Weekly. The case centers on a September 4 Dunbar publication. Witness Wiley E. Jones, prosecutor George Fundy, and others appear as court proceedings face jurisdiction disputes and vacation delays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phoenix
Charles DeSales Wheeler
John Othunbur
Thantar's Weekly
Wiley E. Jones
Dunbar
McKee
West Phoens
Wheelers Court
van Rolie
County AD
Laney
Mokve
George Fundy
General Water
Fater
Wi Martena County
Formes Ty
Wiley Edo
Move Entire Town 50 Dam Be List
The text describes American Falls Idaho being relocated for a large reclamation dam. It notes the town will be submerged when the dam is finished and property owners will be exchanged into a new township to prevent speculation. Governor D W Davis of Idaho resides in American Falls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American’ Falls
Idaho
Thade
Americ Transplassary
American Pally
D. W. Davis
Dane
American Palle
Sheriff Intercepts Man Heading to Tombstone at McDonald Hotel
Sept 15. Sheriff McDonald stops a footworn Mexican on the Sisbee Douglas Highway and offers him a stay at the sheriff’s hotel while authorities seek a suspect named Manuel Pachaco. The man is accused of stealing clothing and a water from a Bisbee hotel.
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Douglas
Tombstone
McDonald
Douglas Highway
Manuel Pachaco
Inspect Cattle Slaughtered by Indians Gains Inspectors
Phoenix Arizona Sept 1 Arizona Livestock Sanitary Board and Arizona Cattle Growers Association secured federal authorization to allow state inspectors to examine brands on cattle slaughtered on Indian reservations. The move aims to curb rustling and protect cattlemen, expanding state oversight previously denied on reservations.
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Phoenix
Arizona Livestick Sanitary Board
Ariona Carte Growers’ Associator
Arizona
SW. Stephens
State
No Road Race Dropped From State Fair Plans
State fair committee announces no road race will be held in conjunction with the November fair. Instead focus shifts to the automobile track day program already shown here. Organizers aim to feature faster tires and showcase top drivers, with details on contestant standings to follow.
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Phornin
Fair Commission
Con
Dave Wheh
Sutonohhe
Phoenix
Sropeute Tung
Warehins & Bulletin Board
Bids Rejected on School Bond Issue in Tucson
Bids for a 259000 school bond issue were rejected as the Tucson school board, after opening bids, unanimously recommended that all bids be rejected. Members favored waiting for possibly higher offers amid rising bond market prices due to anticipated government projects.
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Tucson
Board of School Trustees
Board of Supervisors
Winslow
Little
Colorado River
Murder attempt charge 13 set for hearing Tucson
In Tucson court, Arthur Pogue faces charges of assault with intent to kill his wife Rey es de Pogue. The alleged attempted murder occurred on September 15 and the trial is scheduled for September 29 before Judge Samuel Pattee of the superior court.
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Tucson
Samuel Judge Pattee
Superior Court
Arthur Pogue
Reyes de Pogue
Assoc County Engineer Resigns for El Paso and Southwestern
Mr and Mrs H C Stull and daughter Helen Mane arrived in Douglas from Tombstone to begin residence here. Mr Stull, an assistant to the county engineer, resigned to take a position with the El Paso and Southwestern.
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Douglas
H.C Stull
Helen Mane
Tombstone
Stull
el Paso
Southwestern
Mexican thief pleads guilty in Bisbee robbery case
Manuel Montano, a Mexican national charged with stealing watches and jewelry worth several hundred dollars from Le Git Man jewelry store in Bisbee, pleads guilty at the Justice Court in Lowell to a change of venue and awaits trial in the superior court.
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Bisbee
Manuel Montano
le Gitman
Justice Court
Lowell
Cochise Pioneer Dies in Phoenix Home
Arthur McAndre, pioneer resident of Cochise County, died at the State Poor Farm Home at age ten, according to a September dispatch from the governor's office.
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Cochise
Phoenix
Arthur McAndre
Mexicans demand clean cars on American roads
General Pasqual Ortiz Ratio, secretary of communications and public affairs, calls for delivery of sanitary and well crafted cars for shipments of Mexican goods into the United States. A communication on the matter reached the Nobiles Shiura chamber of commerce via Inspector Micotti of Henitosino, federal inspector of railways for the Nogales division, Southern Pavlile of Mentos.
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Ogales
Mexico
United States
Pasqual Ortiz Ratio
Secretary of Communications and Public Affairs
de la Huert
Nobiles
Shiura Chamber of Commerce
Micotti
Henitosino
Federal Imeyeetor of Railways
Nogales
Pavlile
Mentos
Dr Wilkinson Named on Convention to Be Held in Washington
Officials announced appointments for the International Congress on Alcoholism in Washington. Governor Campbell named delegates Thyme K. Marstiatl and others from Phoenix and nearby locales to attend the event, with accompanying details incomplete due to transcription errors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DR. Wilkinson
Washington
Phoenin
Tlc
Thoue EB Campbell
Thyme K. Marstiatl
Winkiison
Douala
Thomes
Pheenix
Andrew Kimbell
Svein
Republican county organizations set to meet September 21
Republicans plan a state committee reorganization with county groups selecting members. A statewide meeting at the capitol will convene at noon on the last Monday of September, September 27, to elect a chair secretary and treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kielory
Aay
Phownit
Ormaniée
Arizonan Named Director at Major Los Angeles Bank
William H. Brophy president of Bank of Bisbee and vice president of Bank of Douglas has been elected a director of the Los Angeles Trust and Savings Bank. The appointment aligns with efforts to expand personnel and information sharing, stabilizing Southern California commercial interests.
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Phoenin i
Wort
William H. Brophy
Bank of Bisbee
Bank
Douglas
Saliver
Angeles ‘Trust and Savings Bank
California
Tisdale Suit Thrown Out Of State Coupts Phoenix
A fragmentary report says a Tisdale suit to stop Arizona state action and Twohey Brothers Contracting from removing gravel on a tray land leased by George Tisdale was moved out of court to way. Attorney General Purdy Bullard withdrew motions. miscommunication with Struckmeyer delayed filing.
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Phoenix
Tisdale
State of
Arizona
Twohey Brothers Contracting Company
George Tisdale
Purdy Jullart
Superior
Hurt
F.C. Strickung
Strucin
Bullard
Struckmeyer
Local Party Committees contested in Tombstone precinct race
Democratic County Committee will be represented in Tombstone precinct by MoM Biudworth De H Hughare and Joe James for two years. Republican slate includes A Ho Gandner William Lutley and Harry Heney with Heney Macia ott, tied for place, later resolved. Judge Wentworth expected unopposed by Republicans. health officer candidates Causey Johnson Porter Me. Water examinations ordered by Mayor Hinton amid dyxenia concerns and civic notices.
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Democratic County Committee
Tombstone
Mom. Biudworth
de H H. Hughare
Joe James
A. Ho Gandner
Willam Lutley
Harry Heney
Hare
Heney
Wila McNitt
A. Wentworth
Johnson
Causey
Etty
Teker
Western Ore Co enters Arizona mining scene in Tucson
Tucson is abuzz as Western Ore Purchasing Co and Utah Nevada Sampling Co announce their Tucson entry after analyzing Arizona ore prospects. The plan includes collaboration with Southern Pacific and Arizona Busters to advance mining development along major corridors, following Randolph era policy to spur southwest mining growth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tucson
Western Ore Purchasing Company
Utah-Nevada Sampling Company
Arizona
Tucson Citizen
F. W. Manson
Nevada
Pima County
Manson
Southern Pacific
Arizoma Busters
Dat
Pol Eley
Randolpes
Randolph
Bonebrake Succeeds in Growing Cotton Douglas
Honevra, northwest of Douglas, conducts a successful cotton growing experiment. He planted seven rows to test a staple variety. The cotton is just opening. irrigation was scarce and the plants were not harmed by sulfur smoke.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bonebrake
Douglas
Honevra
Governor Campbell to Open Campaign in Bisbee
Governor Campbell plans to open his campaign for reelection in Bisbee next Monday September 20. He will speak at a reception to announce his candidacy and outline his platform. Details on time and location to be announced.
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Campbell
Jobin
Republican National
Farmer Labor Party to Hold New Mexico Convention
A call from party leaders for a state convention to be held here on September 7 invites Socialists and union men to attend. The goal is to rally the party and assemble a nearly complete state ticket for the election.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aledquehql & Ward
Raumaker to Attend Hearing on Arizona Rail Rates
Raumaker will attend today’s hearing before the Arizona corporation commission on the railroad's application for increases in intra state freight and passenger rates. The move follows similar increases approved by the Interstate Commerce Commission for interstate rates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
KR Rawmaker
Prporation Commission
Arizona
Interstar
Gila County Cattle Barons Secure Title for Pecos Me Fadden Herds
Miami September 14 A rare cattle deal in Gila County takes effect as John Armer, former Democratic supervisor candidate, and William Parks depart for Pleasant Valley to assume Pecos McFadden interests. The purchase signals the end of the Diamond K and Z T brands in the outfit.
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Gila County
Miami
John Armer
William Parks
Gita County
Pleasant Valley
Hudson Named Regent in Place of Bryan at State University
Sept EW. Hurteen Teensaized as one of the biggest xtun in hay Deen appointed by Governor Casto as regent of the state university to take the place of William J. Bryan. Hurteen Hudson is chairman of the Ars sina and will keep his board membership. The action appears to avoid holding two public positions and involves legal constraints.
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Phoenix
Hurteen
Hay Deen
Casto
State University
William J. Bryan
Hudson Ie Elisirman
Arssina
Horsicuitare
Short Cotton Crop Certainty Avers Expert Opinion
HAIENIN September 1s report cites Prof. A Todd as leading authority on cotton crop prospects. The piece argues cautions exist about a minimal yield year and notes the uncertainties facing growers this season.
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Haienin
America
A. Todd
Non-Partisan Committee Reaffirms Open Shop Debate
The state federation of labor in Tucson held its convention on October 20. Delegations were urged to attend as the non-partisan political campaign committee reviewed results of the open shop controversy sweeping the state.
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Tucson
State Federation of Labor
Federal grand jury in Tucson reconvenes amid vacations
The federal grand jury, dismissed in May, is called to meet again due to many members being on vacation. Deputy U. S. Marshal James M. Treahey will manage a special venue. About 300 federal prisoners are to be brought before the jury, including Francisco Reyna on neutrality code charges and Juana Lopez, Abraham Joseph, and Edwardo Legine on related offenses.
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Tucson
U. 8
James M. Treahey
Francisco Reyna
Juana Lopez
Abraham Joseph
Edwardo Legine
Quer
United States
Globe mayor resigns. Bert Payne named successor
J. J. Keegan resigns as Globe mayor and is replaced by council selected Bert C. Payne to serve the remainder of the term. Keegan cites the office as a serious sacrifice to his private business.
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Globe
J. J. Keegan
Coupellman
Bert C. Payne
Keegan
Man found dead at bottom of well in Nogales
The body of James Southerland, a local farmer, was found at the bottom of a well near his home in Nogales. Initial reports suggested foul play, but the coroner’s investigation indicated accidental death as he was pulled into the well while drawing water using a rope.
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Nogales
James Southerland
Southerland
Woman Held for Illicit Entry Tries To Ditch Smuggled Mezcals
A woman identified as Leonora Crug was detained for surreptitious entry and attempting to discard smuggled mezcal. Authorities found a water bottle and pint bottle while she tried to elude arrest by fleeing toward a drain. She was turned over to customs and then to local authorities.
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Leonora Crug
Theta
Von Kleinsmid Heads to Mexico City for Meeting
Semler RB Von Kleinwanid president of the University of Arras and Anaya head to Mexico City for a joint meeting with President de ty oye. The program includes discussions on educational reform and organizational reorganization of the nation’s educational age system. A related note mentions a $19,900 Aubry Investment suit against the state tied to a cruise contract, with jury deliberations delayed into October as the calendar fills with criminal and civil cases.
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Tucson
Semler RB von Kleinwanid
Arras
Anaya
Jay Tn
Menieg City
de Ty
Mentens Mutaronel Coliwlaelon
Turing
Vor Riewsaild
Gptmmlepian
Anil Dir
Wok Klein
Mhnsuott
Aviona
W. Spagial
Prohibition Director Named in Arizona Appointment
William A. Morey is named as federal prohibition agent for Arizona. The move relieves W T Webb of extra duties after a prior removal. The appointment aims to stabilize enforcement amid labor group activity and ongoing elections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Funata
William A. Morey
Prohibition
Arizona
W. T. Webb
Pri
Purchase of silver mine near Prescott completed
Henry Stoffers and Odum Brothers of Portland secured 116 claims from W. H. Clevenger, originator Ange line Corencini and Henry Tuma. Claims lie on Little Coppac Creek near McNulty and McBride’s copper camp, about 1.5 miles from the NCA mine, carrying gold and silver values. Cash deal reportedly above $16,000, with depth developments to start at once.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prescott
Henry Stoffers
Odum Brothers
Portland
W. H. Clevenger
Angeline Corencini
Henry Tuma
Coppac ‘Creek
McNulty & McBride
NCA
Zane Grey Coming Tomorrow for Gears Flagstaff
Zane Grey and party arrive in Flagstaff on September 1 for a bear hunt at the Tonto Basin rim with Allan Doyle as guide. Doyle's son accompanies the party. Grey often visits northern Arizona for recreation and novel settings.
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Zane Grey
Flagtaff
Cook
Flagstaff
Soe
Allan Doyle
Tonto Haain
Mr. Doyle
Playstaff
Arizona
Jim
Grey
Tonty Basin
Mr. Lingle
Lote Colorado
Thieves Take Ford From Witke Town Garage
Thieves visited Witke town Thursday night and escaped with a newly purchased Ford belonging to Jo Hutchison. The car, valued around $70, was taken after thieves entered the garage of FP Torrence on Wednesday night and searched pockets and packs. Torrence resisted with a gun, but thieves departed without disturbing others.
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Bowie
Sepo
Witke
Jo. Hutchison
le Torrence
Tor Fenen
Mo Hutchison
Torrence
Wedgesdar Torrence
Test water to see if city Douglas can fix health risk
Sept 13 Mayor Hinton announced plans to have sanitary tests run on the water supply used in the city and at two smelters. The city health department will conduct the tests after several dysentery cases were reported. The aim is to determine if contaminated water caused the illness and to remedy the conditions.
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Douglas
BA. Hinton
Ely
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Western Ore CO
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Gov. Campbell
Raumaker
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Prochaska
Midenin
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Elvis Omeera Ayer
Aieuon
von Kleinsmid
Mexico City
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