Practical Miner Talks On Mascot Mines Future Prospects
Joe Serafino, longtime Mascot camp worker, spoke at the Willcox News office about Mascot Mines prospects. He praised the new mill, 150 tons daily capacity, and praised test runs. Serafino predicted Mascot would become a major property with one million tons of ore exposed, and urged practical, hardheaded mining insight over theory. He also noted plans for Dos Caberas district openings and Mascot city growth in coming years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Serafino
Mascot
Willcox
Mogollons
Joe
Dos Caberas
Heart Balm Suit Filed Against Jewelry Dealer
Frank Streble sues Morris Wittenberg of United Loan and Jewelry in Tombstone for 1900 alleging alienation of Mrs Streble’s affections and mental anguish. Papers served by Deputy Sheriff Midkiff. Case cites a trip to Douglas and a night at a hotel following correspondence with Mrs Streble during her Los Angeles presidency.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morris Wittenberg
United Loan & Jewelry Company
Sherif HD. Midkiff
Frank Streble
Tombstone
Strehle
Wittenberg
Dean & Dosn
Dougass
Douglas
Sirs. Strehle
Mr. Witenberg
Los Angeles
Charge Young Woman Cashing Bogus Checks in Phoenix
A young woman, Dorothy M. Berry, is accused of presenting herself to locals as a buyer for an orange grove and cashing bogus checks for funds totaling at least $25. Manager Car ter of Kerricks' swore out a complaint, and others later said they also cashed checks for the same woman, who was believed to be in Douglas. Deputy Sheriff A C De Wit left for Douglas to pursue the wanted individual.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aly. Whitmer
Alpine
Prochaska
J.C McGrath
McGrath
Phoenix
Dorothy M. Berry
Carter
Kerricks
Douglas
A.C. de Wit
Sherif
Arizona man granted patent deflects car impact
William G. Luttinger of Morenci Greenlee County was issued a patent by the United States Patent Office last week for a device made in two parts that will deflect an object struck by an automobile to either side of the machine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Patent Office
Arizona
William G. Luttinger
Morenci
Greenlee County
Victim of Accident Dies as Coroner Clears Motorist
Phoenix reports that Si T. W. Sutter died after a bicycle collision with a car driven by CS Simmons at Palm Lane and Central Avenue. A coroner's jury, convened by Judge De Sousa, absolved Simmons of blame declaring it an unavoidable accident. Sutter, an ex-minister, had a wife and children in Las Vegas, New Mexico. He had been staying at the Phoenix hotel and worked as a neighborhood caretaker before his death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phoenix
Si T. W. Sutter
St. Joseph's Hospital
CS Simmons
Marnine
de Sousa
Simmonsrom
Sutter
Pains Lane
Central Avenue
Palm Lane
Simmons
Joseph
Win Wiler
Phoenix Hotel
Sutters
Methodist Church
Jana
Las Vegas
New Mexico
Ranchwoman Held Refuses to Explain Death of Spouse Farrell
Sept 25. Mrs J C Parrell was brought from Garland Prairie Ariz by officers and kept under surveillance after the shooting death of her husband Farrel. A physician and officers were summoned to the ranch where Farrel lay dead from a right side wound. The ranch contained Mrs Farrell two children and a hired man. Mrs Farrell refused to give any statement on how her husband was killed.
Watchman Survives Murderous R R Robbers near Nogales
Francisco J Solomon, a Southern Pacific railroad watchman, survived a second ambush in three days as gunmen fired from the darkness in the Nogales yards. A rifle bullet clipped two fingers. he returned fire with revolvers. Two assailants fled. Solomon, long a railroad detective, had previously been attacked with a heavy iron bar. Authorities suspect convicts may be involved.
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Nogales
Francisco J. Solomon
Southern Pacific Railroad
Solomon
Wageide Drive
Soronson
Sconviets
H Risefor
Watchman Is Assaulted By Brutal Thugs In Nogales
Francisco Solomon, a railroad watchman, was assaulted by two assailants in the Southern Pacific freight yards near Morley avenue opposite the Blanco hotel. He dodged a heavy blow with an iron bar, was wounded on the left shoulder, and fired two shots with his revolver, causing the attackers to flee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nogales
Southern Pacific Railroad
Francisco Solomon
von Solomon
Blanco Hotel
Morley Avenue
Solomon
Ross Brooks Failing After Beating by Mexicans
Ross Brooks an 80 year old mounted patrolman lies in a hospital, dying, after a brutal assault two weeks earlier by Mexican assailants. Police and the justice of the peace sought his postbeat statement but he was too weak. One suspect is in custody. five fled toward Mexico.
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Powers
Ross Brooks
Dot Force
Comer Fourth Street
B Avenue
Attechai
Dan
O E Jones
Justice of the Peace
Jack
Fiocks
Brooks
Deat
Mexico
Fire destroys big dairy building at Renaud stock farm
Sept 23 Phoenix report says a fire started by faulty ignition in a gasoline motor at H. Renaud’s Alhambra dairy ranch destroyed the two story brick dairy house and caused other damage estimated between 2000 and 2600 dollars. Chief Simmons of the Phoenix fire department aided in saving the Renaud home and 70 Holstein horses nearby, all were saved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phoenix
H. Renaud
Alhambra
Simmons
Phoenix Fire Department
Reland
Anarchist Leaders Nabbed in Morenci Raid
Sheriff Slaughter and federal officers seized an anarchist group in Morenci with headquarters tied to Los Angeles. Three leaders Juan Vallanueva Camillo Munoz and Crescencio Aguilerra were jailed and held for U S district court in Tucson. Anarchist literature and secret marriage notes were recovered as authorities pursued the case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clifton
Sheriff's Office
Slaughter
Morenci
Los Angeles
Juan Vallanueva
Camillo Munoz
Crescencio Aguilerra
Tucson
United States
Sheriff's
Auth Tes
Tte
Mornes
Juan Vallenuve
Arizona
Greenlee County
Flag 158th Back At Statehouse In Arizona Return
Phoenix September 25 The state flag presented to the 11th infantry and carried to France by that unit has been found After months missing Capt A C Taylor former regimental adjutant found it at the state house The flag now rests in the office of Adjutant General Walter Ingalls and will join the parade standards during the 158th reunion week and the soldiers parade at the fair grounds
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Phoenix
Campbell
11Th Infantry
France
Yeaturday
A.C. Taylor
State House
Walter S. Ingalls
158Th
Prominent Oatman Man Drowns in Mohave Slough
Kingman, Sept 35 A prominent Oatman man Philip Punt Pin t met death in Mohave Valley slough off Squaw Beach while trying to save his young daughter from drowning. A picnic party including Mr and Mrs Pint and others witnessed the drowning as rescuers struggled until midnight to recover his body.
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Cabo
Peterbaugs
Carman
Slough
Miss Flint
Peterbaugh
Filat
Bev
Harris Charged With Cruelty In Arizona Divorce
Mrs Genevieve Harris sues William R. Harris in superior court alleging daily quarrels since their May 29 1919 marriage. She says he threatened her with a fired plate and struck her multiple times during their brief life together in Phoenix.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phoenix
Wiliam R. Harris
Arizona Eastern
Genevieve Harris
Superior Court
Brunner Fined Then Leaves Globe After Meeting Charge
Roberta Branner I W W organizer arrested by Globe city marshal pleaded guilty in police court to holding a public meeting without a permit. She was fined 25 dollars and sentenced to 10 days in jail, but the fine was suspended if she left Globe promptly, and she paid the fine to depart the city at once.
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Bisbee
Roberta Branner
I W. W
Roberta
Miss Brunner
Attempted Robbery at Steinfeld Warehouse
In Nogales on September 25 an intruder tried to enter the Albert Steinfeld Co warehouse on Morley Avenue but fled when Ben Jones, the manager, arrived on the roof and spotted the man through a skylight. Police were alerted and found the thief had escaped.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nogales
Albert Steinfeld Co
Morley Avenue
Ben Jones
Jones
Injured Engineer Sues Over Arizona Eastern Crash
Charles W. Miller, an engineer, sues Walter D. Hines in Superior Court for 13.08 alleging serious injuries from a May Arizona Eastern train wreck between Maricopa and Phoenix. Miller claims the motive power exploded, hurling him through a window 50 feet, injuring his back and shoulders. plaintiff cites insufficient inspection. Legal action filed by F C Struckmeyer.
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Phoenix
Walter D. Hines
Charles W. Miller
Miller
Maricopa
F. ¢. Struckmeyer
Whipple Barracks Not To Be Closed As Hospital
Jerome September 24 Whipple Barracks will not be cruelly cut off from the army hospital roster on September 20. Prayers petitions and protests of convalescing Yanks who love the pine hills of Yavapai county and the climate have borne fruit. Colonel Raymond W Bilas the commander has been officially informed by the War Department that the projected closing of the establishment and army general hospital on the last of the month has been postponed indefinitely.
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Whipple
Jerome
Army
Yavapai County
Raymond W. Bilas
War Department
Army General Hospital
No Place for Loafers in Cochise County Tax Office
A vivid scene portrays Cochise County Treasurer Guy Welch and Deputy W. P. Walker amid a frenzy of paperwork. The piece likens the tax office to a busy, noisy stage where collectors rake in fees with a smile, warning loafers away from the scene.
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Cochise
Guy Welch
Abul Hamid
Guy
Abdul) Welch
W. P. Walker
Cochise County
Ronester
University ROTC yields high officer commissions
After World War I, the University of Arizona emphasizes preparedness through strong military programs. About eighty percent of local enlistees became commissioned officers, reflecting robust training in ROTC as SA TC ended and ROTC resumes prominence. Strong interest in military organization persists postwar.
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War Department
S.A. TC
U. of A
SA. TC
Tax rates of Arizona counties compared across the state
Phoenix Sept 77 W a wood secretary of the state tax commission has prepared a county by county comparison of 44 x rates for Arizona. Yavapai reports 24 cents the lowest rate this year while the top rate reaches 3 to with 1.62. The following table presents the county comparisons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phoenix
W. A.wood
State Tax Commission
Arizona
Yavapai
Garland Prairie woman confesses to husband murder
Mrs. 3. R. Farrel of Garland Prairie, Arizona, confessed to the coroner's jury that she shot and killed her husband with a shotgun after a quarrel and agreement to separate. She says she acted in self defense as he threatened to "get them all" and is held in custody.
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Williams
Ariz
R. Farrel
Garland Prairie
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Joe V. Prochaska
Temain Fundibuliformis
R. R
Renaud Stock
Statehouse
Mohave Slough
GLOBE
Steinefld Whse
Gila
Santa Cruz
Lass Graham
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