Glassy enrollment spans many states at College of Mines
Tucson September 27 Dean GM Butler reports a diverse student body at the College of Mines and Engineering with enrollees from California Texas Illinois New York Michigan Oregon Colorado and other states. One student hails from China and many bring prior training from Carnegie Tech Columbia New Mexico School of Mines Tempe Normal and Oregon Agricultural College.
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GM. Butler
College of Mines and Engineering
California
Texas
Mlinois
New York
Michigan
Oregon
Colorado
Washington
Ohio
Kentucky
New Mexico
Georgia
Alabama
Tennessee
South Dakota
Wyoming
Pennsylvania
Iowa
North Carolina
China
Carnegie Institute of Technology
Arnour
Columbia Univer
New Mexico School of Mines
Tempe Normal
Oregon Agricultural College
Corzeil
Normal
Inet Gore
Inet Gore. Ton
College of London
Steve
More Teachers Badly Needed in Rural Schools
The state board of education approved temporary certificates at a special session to fill about 65 vacancies caused by boards failing to secure qualified staff. County superintendents must recommend applicants, as districts struggle with low salaries and living conditions driving away experienced teachers.
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State Board of Education
Local aviation firm forms in Tucson to begin service
The Arizona Aviation company organized at a meeting in John B Wright's office in Tucson. Lieutenant Menry of the Aviation service spoke to businessmen and financiers outlining plans to develop the company between Bow and February, with about six airplanes to be in commercial service from Tucson. A fleet airship trip to Hermossiio was planned as an early voyage.
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Tucson
Sept
Arizona Aviation Company
John B Wright
Menry
Aviation Service
Hermossiio
Californian senator promotes uniform traffic laws tour
Phoenix reports Senator Frank L Ekeward of California, author of the Eksward law, arrived to promote a uniform traffic code. On a Pacific coast tour he is backed by leading traffic associations in a bid to secure standardized laws across states.
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Phoenix
Frank L Ekeward
California
Eksward
Arizona Woman Wears Trousers In New York Debut
Miss Fannie Harley, recently arrived from Arizona, defends wearing trousers at an offstage event. She explains trousers suit her comfort and independence, noting clothing has long shaped women’s roles. Harley, a former Terambscane public school teacher, designs and makes her own outfits and plans to lecture and write.
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New York
Fannie Harey
Arizona
Miss Haines
Meaipin
Anyon
Lothes
Abe
Harley
Ely
M. J
Uaa
Mike Paey
Boinistrs
Wreadbata
Tapeeieily Rine
Miss Harley
Fannie Harley
Chuey Feedencs
Elty
Arizona Man Held Here on Tucson Warrant
Gresham 1 Heineman of Tarean is held here after an arrest followed an attempted check cash at a local bank. The bank notified Tucson authorities, and a warrant was confirmed. An automobile, used by the man to reach the area, was seized by police chief J R Montgomery. Heineman reportedly sent a message to his wife asking her to withhold information until they could meet about their baby.
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Arizona
Tucson
Paso
Gresham
Heineman
Tarean
Cleaa
J. R. Montgomery
Heineman Tele
Move to Avert a Teacher Shortage in Arizona
Phoenix September 26 The state board of education faces a push to grant temporary teaching certificates to qualified applicants who have not passed the examination. A meeting at the state house will address the issue as shortages leave counties with up to 15 vacancies. Temporary certificates were used during wartime shortages.
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Phoenix
Arizona
State Board of Education
State House
State Superintendent of Education
Defendants file answer in Whitney libel suit in Prescott
Three defendants Leroy Anderson A H Favour and E S Clark filed an amended answer in Prescott Superior Court defending against Louis B Whitney's $100 libel action. The reply cites acts passed by Congress and references to I W W convictions, arguing good faith and lack of malice in a Prescott Journal Miner article about Whitney’s role as counsel for John Stanford. Whitney contends the piece damaged his professional reputation.
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Phoenix
Congress
I. W
Superior Court
Leroy Anderson
A. H. Favour
E. S. Clark
Louis B. Whitney
Prescott
Miner
Chicago
Haywood
Euit
Pattee
Pimaco
Northern Arizona Bar Association
Johs Stantfeid
United Verse Cop Company
Almaid
Northern Arizona Bar Associe
Watney
Ion
Mexican Consular Agents Refuse to Visa British Passports
Sept 24 Acting on orders from Mexico City the Foreign Relations Secretariat transmitted to the Mexican embassy in Washington and then to all consular agents that British passports would not be visaed for entry into Mexico. The ruling applies to those entering Mexico after the order and does not affect Britons already resident. Alexander Baird Jr British vice consul in Mexico City informed the British embassy of the ruling.
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Douglas
Secretary of Foreign Relations
Mexico City
Washington, D.C
United States
Mexico
Carranza
Mexco
Alexander Baird, Jr
Briveh
Washington
Accidental Shooting Fatal Wounding of Aged Woman
In Nogales on Morley avenue Officer Arthur Peck, pursuing a suspected housebreaker, fired at a fleeing group. A bullet hit Mrs Constanza Espinoza de Joya, aged woman, as she led a child. She is seriously wounded but doctors expect she will live.
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Nogales
Arthur Peck
Henry Levin
Morley Avenue
Mra
Constanza Espinoza de Joya
A. le Gustetter
State Senator Must Resign From Highway Commission
Glendale doctor C. C. Green, a state senator from Mari copa, must resign from the Maricopa county highway commission. Attorney General Wiley E. Jones said the office was created during Green's legislative service and is barred by constitutional provisions against legislators holding another post.
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Highway Commission
Phoenix
C. C. Green
Glendale
Maricopa
Maricopa County
Prominent cattle man badly hurt in ranch accident
In Nogales a telegraphic report from W Beckford Kibbey says Theodore Marburg partner in a Miardarens cattle venture near Miardarens was badly injured in a horse accident. Dr V A Stavker rushed to treat him after a hip fracture and entangled injuries. Marburg, a former US Army aviator and diplomat, has led a varied career including service in Belgium and France and a controversial renunciation of US citizenship.
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Miardarens
W. Beckford Kibbey
Mackurg
Belgium
Marburg
Nogales
Magdviena
tHe
Theodore Marburg
Brideh
V. A. Stavker
France
Lee
Merret
United States
Bip
Anarchist Den in Morenci Out of Business
Investigators led by Charles Roy Scott raided an anarchist organization in Morenci with a Mexico and Spain composed membership. Dozens of members were arrested and a large stash of anarchist literature seized. The group reportedly ran two unapproved marriages and used typewriters for spreading doctrine.
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Anarchist den
Morenci
Morenci Auid
Charles Roy Scott
Immigration Service of Tacesay
Silk
Globe
Sherif A. H. Slaughter
Greentee County
Miecabers
United
Ashurst Opposes Amendments Yet Sees Treaty Benefit
Senator Ashurst of Arizona argues that Germany could gain a material advantage if the treaty is amended or reservations added and warns against precipitating chaos. He says the treaty should pass without amendments to serve the United States and the civilized world.
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Washington, D.C
Ashurst
Arizona
Wilson
Germany
Yuma Attorney Probes Alleged Profiteering
Yuma county attorney W F Timmons launches official probe into profiteering by city merchants. He warns dealers to prepare to submit information on costs and sale prices of foodstuffs and defend any recent charge increases to customers.
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Yuma
W. F Timmons
July 1929 Farm Bureau monthly report summary
July 1929 report from Cochise County Agricultural Agent details preparatory meetings for county Farm Bureau branches, good crop outlook with rain, ground prep and seeding underway, irrigation plans discussed, county-wide cropping strategies. Livestock notes discuss Jersey dairy herd improvement and breeding plans for commercial production. rodent control program initiated in form and home sector. several updates on farm operations and outreach.
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Fora Og
Cochise County
Cochive
State legal department struggles with new suites
The Attorney General and staff reopen at the state house after a disruption. Jones expects frequent visits and notes the new suite, private offices for each assistant, and occupation of the large exterior office by Miss Mahoney and Mr Corbett. Normal operations to resume soon as clerks return.
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Fravelnix
Astorcer
Jones
First Avenue
FL Meyer
Thessh
Tate House
Deputy Sheriff Commission Revoked Amid Persecution Allegations
Spurred by claims of abuse by two men identified as A E Palmer and F W Brown while Dorothy M Kerry, 22, of Nogales lay ailing, Cochise County authorities moved to revoke deputy sheriff Parmer's commission. Sheriff Meoward announced the action, effective immediately, amid reports of mistreatment during transport to Phoenix.
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Faisoner Bisbee
Dorothy M. Kerry
Nogut
Pktelan
Cochise Evans
A. E. Palmer
F. W. Brown
International Soil Products Exposition Opens in Kansas City
A telegram from Harry Welch of the chamber of commerce reports the opening of the International Soil Products exposition in Kansas City yesterday. The Maricopa county exhibit was ready, with daily shipments of perishable goods by iced express requested and to be sent from here to renew display at Conven-Hon.
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Hgenin
Harry Welch
Chamber of Commerce
Kansas City
Maricopa County
Iced Express
Conven- Hon Ha
Influenza Epidemic Warnings Spread From Major Cities
Warnings from U S army officials and the Public Health Service warn of a possible influenza recurrence. Reports show the illness already appearing in Los Angeles, Chicago, and New York with three cases in Yuma. Doctors urge vigilance and early treatment to curb the epidemic’s toll.
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Yuma
United States Army
United States Public Health Service
Los Angeles
Chicago
New Yek
Artes Ho Tindel
Germans in Mexico Can Enter America at Nogales
The dispatch notes that German residents in Mexico may approach the U S border at Nogales to enter the United States if their passports are examined by the American consulate. The report references Consul Dyer in Sietea and mentions the Mexican president and border control actions.
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Nogales
Mito
Dyer
Siecata
Mexico
Phoenix jury reports jail term for hog tied suspects
A Maricopa county jury returned indictments in a Phoenix case involving a high profile group tied to alleged gaming activities. The report notes the defendants faced charges related to illegal acts and the court seeks a sentence aligned with respectability and lawful conduct.
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Enix Cpand
Phoenix
Former Army Chaplain Takes Douglas Pastorate
Former Army chaplain H Towle, released from service after 18 months, is named pastor of the local Baptist church in Douglas. Towle, a member of the Arizona Baptist Convention, previously led churches at Globe and Mesa and served as chaplain at the Fors.
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Douglas
Douglas. H. Towle
Ord
Mom
An Hou
Towle
Arizona Baptist Convention
T the Baptist Churche
Globe and Mesa
Rey Walaa
Fors
Campbell Says Wiley Wribed Of Red Eve SComtemued
A disputed document references deponent memory about liquor related notes and governor statements. The attorney general reacts with indignation, denying any influence by Hauer and labeling the governor's claim as untrue.
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Hauer
Yan
Arizona Exhibit Makes Hit at Product Show
In Kansas City the Arizona irrigation exhibit impresses with its monumental display. Malcolm A. Fraser credits the Roosevelt Dam area for striking electrical effects and praises the show as the most artistic and educational Arizona has presented.
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Arizona
Kansas City
Malcolm A. Fraser
Ways Today
Atiaona
Roosevelt Dam
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