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Newspaper

Tombstone Epitaph

Location

Tombstone, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Sep 25, 1921

Page

6

Contact unit of bureau closes work in Bisbee

The traveling Veterans Bureau unit finished its two day visit in Bisbee with 51 claims reviewed. Most compensations were approved though amounts were small. 18 vocational training claims were rated and several approved. Unit members included G H Tuttle and doctors, with Tucson and Phoenix officials assisting. the squad departs for northern Arizona towns then Barstow, California.

Bisbee Federal Veterans’ Bureau G.H. Tuttle F. P. Sanborn F.C. Smith H. D. Hicken Elizabeth James C. E. ©. Burnett Vocational Training Board Tucson J. P. Gustin Warwick Insurance Bureau Phoenix Hove Nix Arizona Barstow California

Copper surplus sale rumor proves unfounded in Douglas

A telegram from El Paso claimed Germany and England bought the nation’s copper surplus, triggering excitement in Douglas. The Daily International confirmed no official source supported the claim, noting government stock is only about 50 to 80 million pounds and markets showed no positive copper outlook.

Douglas Norman Walker el Paso Germany England Daily International el Paso Herald el Paso Chamber of Commerce Washington D. A. Bandeen Associated Press Denver

For Sale 160 Acre Farm With House and Equipment

Widowed seller lists 160 acres with fencing, wells, water system, livestock, sheds, and plenty of farming implements. Includes hogs, cows, horses, chickens, turkeys, a cement house with porch, and milk house. Located near Hibbing Minnesota? contact Mrs. Lacy Giragi at 728 17th Street Douglas, Arl.

John Webb Hibbing Lacy Giragi 17Th Street Douglas Arl

Condition of roads across the southern desert states

Readable notes show Southern California New Mexico and Arizona routes with mixed conditions. Yuma areas report good to passable roads via Holtville Niland and toward the coast. Florence to Casa Grande excellent. Florence to Tucson rough initial miles but improves. many segments around Tucson Nogales Tombstone and Bisbee variable with holes and rough patches. 15 miles of new road near Lordsburg to Deming and rough El Paso area roads due to ongoing construction work.

Yuma Holtville Niland Phoenix Agua Caliente Gila Bend Sentinel Ajo Fair Tucson Ajo Poe Uix Florence Winkleman Ray Casa Grande Oracle Rillito Creek Nogales Tombstone Tomstone Bisbee Gleeson Willcox Fair Willcox Bowle Douglas Lordsbore Fair Lordsburg Deming el Paso Messila Park O. K Ala Fogorde van Hors Fabens

Mexicans Leave for Arizona Cotton Fields from Prescott

Prescott dispatch reports several Mexican families departed for Glendale to pick cotton, with more leaving as cotton growers in the valley face a picker shortage. Earlier in spring, many were sent back due to lack of work, but the current shortage may provide work for unemployed Mexicans from copper camps.

Prescott South Glendale Fred Cromwell Santa

Repairing Charleston Road Soon

County Engineer Sid Smyth said once a gang is available he will set workers to repair the Tombstone Charleston road, presently one of the roughest highways in the county.

Sid Smyth Tombstone Charleston Th County

Dwight Heard Returns Home From European Cotton Tour

Dwight B. Heard publisher of the Arizona Republican returns to Phoenix after attending the world cotton conference in Manchester and Liverpool, England. His European trip was cut short by a summons from the Arizona Cotton Growers Association to appear before a senate committee regarding a cotton tariff.

Heard The Arizona Republican Phoenix Manchester Liverpool England Europe Arizona Cotton Growers’ Association Senate

Red Lion Service Incorporation In Phoenix News

Webb is the man who shot Eugene Cassidy brother of M E Cassidy fed eral prohibition director for Arizona. Articles of incorporation filed Saturday by Red Lion Service corporation an Arizona concern formed to deal in gas page off etc. Capital stock listed at 2 500 000 dollars in shares of 35 cents each.

Webb Eugene Cassidy M. E. Cassidy Prohibition State of Arizona

Army nuptials delayed by missing license at Huachuca

At Fort Huachuca Capt G G Ryer and Miss Edwards wed after a search for a duplicate license. The couple overcame a missing document as a car, an airplane, and a swift train chase delivered the needed permit to the improvised altar. The ceremony proceeded at the officers club with Rev Wilbur Fisk presiding.

Huachuca G. G. Ryer Miss Edwards Fort Huachuca Ryer Wilbur Fisk Douglas California A.M. Wilkinson Cousins Tombstone J. E. James Charleston Wilkinson F. A. Griffith Fisk Dr. Wilkinson

Yavapai Court Enters Sixth Week in Smoke Case

Prescott dated Sept 17 Yavapai county enters the sixth week of the famous smoke case as the defense continues its examination against Biles and Wells owners of the Verde river ranch. Plaintiffs allege damage from sulfur dioxide emissions from the United Verde Extension smelter damaged crops. The defense invites the court and jurors to tour the Verde valley to inspect ranches and crops and to visit fumigation plants with sulfur dioxide.

Prescott Yavapai County Agen Biles and Wells Verde River United Verde Extension Verde Valley

New Mayor of Nogales Sonora Takes Office

Francisco V. Ramos, recently elected, assumed duties as mayor of Nogales Sonora. The event included transfer of city government, with Villasenor reading a report from the state entomologist. Ramos, about 35, will serve a one year term in the regulated zones after unloading and cleaning at mills.

Nogales Francisco V. Ramos Phoenix Ariz Fed Soveral Horticulture Board C. Villasenor Ramos West Texas New Mexico Mills Don L. Mote Villasenor Washington

Phoenix meeting reports new claims and funding plan

Eighty eight interviews were granted and 28 new claims filed at a Phoenix National Live Stock Friday meeting. The finance corporation approves 500000 dollars for a cleanup aid in the vocation loan to the state cattle raisers in rehabilitation service.

Phoenix Arm. Repu Nance Corporation Aqtad Rehabilitation Servier

McCreary Sentenced for Arson in Phoenix Case

Albert M. McCreary, found guilty of arson by a Phoenix jury, was sentenced by Judge Stanford to nine to ten years in the state penitentiary. He also faces trial on a murder charge connected to rancher J. M. Damn’s March 10 shooting death in his home at Orange and McDowell roads.

Phoenix Albert M. McCreary Stanford State Penitentiary McCreary J. M.damn Orange McDowell Roads

Speeding motorists deny aid to man under car

Tucson reports five motorists sped by the scene of Sam Brown's overturned vehicle on Mission road Thursday afternoon at 4 point for help, while others finally freed him from beneath the steering wheel. Brown, a Pastime Fork bus line driver, suffered severe injuries but was resting easily by last night.

Tucson Sam Brown Ba Teath Mission Road Brown Aeavier

State house seeks police aid after car thefts rise

In Phoenix on September 19 state house officials appealed to Chief Brisbols for protection against petty thefts. Several automobiles have been robbed of tool kits and accessories. Thieves are believed to be youths who mix crime with mischief and fill gauges with sand.

Phoenix State House Brisbols

U S Represented at Mexico Centennial

Arizona women led by Mrs E J Finigan Bisbee and Mrs George B Mash Nogales attended the Mexico City centennial celebration marking Mexican independence. Arizona was the only state to send delegates, carrying greetings from American women to Mexico, as invitations to participate were extended through the General Federation of Women's Clubs.

Phoenix Arizona United States E. J. Finigan Bisbee George B Mash Nogales Mexico City General Federation of Women's Clubs Martin Luis | Secretaria de Relaciones Exteriores America Mexico

Hunters Told Not To Exceed Bag Limits Statewide

Phoenix dispatch reports state game warden Joe V. Prochaska will commission every forest ranger as a deputy. 225 wardens start Sept 21 for a 6 day period. Deer limit is one, two turkeys. quail 25 and ducks 20 per day when seasons open. Deputies will enforce limits across hunting districts for 60 days.

Phoenix Joe V. Prochaska Prochaska

Trunk Odor Leads to Tucson Arrests at Depot

Police arrested Eugenio Frias and Escedro Tabenico after a trunk at the Southern Pacific Depot emitted strong odors and tested as low grade mescal. Investigators say the duo brought the contraband for Mexican Independence celebrations attracting crowds in Tucson.

Tucson Southern Pacific Eugenio Frias Escedro Tabenico

Judge Sames Delivers Notable Cochise Oration

Albert M Sames, judge of the superior court, signed the brief list of Cochise orators last night and delivered a notable address at the patriot celebration in Douglassview. Senator Charles A Towne had spoken July 4. Copper Queen band performed before the talk and a quartet sang two pieces after audience members joined in America and The Star Spangled Banner.

Sames Douglas Albert M Sames Superior Court Cochise Douglassview Charles A. Towne United States Copper Queen Band A. M. Wilkinson M. J. Andreson H. F. Cunningham W. T. Flagensmith America

State Grape Growers Form Organization in Arizona

Grape growers from Arizona met in Phoenix to organize the Arizona Grape Growers Association. Over 1000 acres signed up for the association, with steps to pattern the group after the California Raisin Company and possibly affiliate if Arizona grapes suit raisin production.

Phoenix Ariz Arizona Grape Growers’ Association California Arizona Association Arizona

NC-4 Silver Mining seeks stock permits in Prescott

Application filed with the corporation commission by NC-4 Silver Mining company of Prescott for permits to sell 50,000 shares at 50 cents 56,000 shares at 65 cents 50,000 shares at 75 cents and 50,000 shares at 1 dollar. The firm is capitalized at 50,000 dollars in 10 cent shares and organized in May 1919.

Phonaix Corporation Commission Nc-4 Silver Mining Company Prescott

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