Deputy trails horse thieves across desert chase
Deputy Tom Burts of Sheriff Walter Bailey’s force hunted a man and woman accused of horse stealing for nine days. The pursuit spanned Arizona and New Mexico before Burts located and recovered three stolen horses near Tucson and arrested the pair.
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Tom Burts
Walter Bailey
Deputy Burts
Pasy Mills
Arizona
New Mexico
Efip
Oseces
Burts
Dernall
Horces
Mendelson
For Sale Apartments and Furnishings Advertised
Local classified notice lists an unfurnished duplex at 1408 South Street with four rooms and other rentals. Also offered are a nearly new Corona typewriter, a Remington De. Speer Miser item and various furniture pieces including an 18th Avenue item and an enamel green dresser. Contact numbers provided for inquiries.
Hunt Promises Aid in Library Effort
Governor G W P Hunt pledges cooperation with the Arizona library project at the University. Local Chamber of Commerce reports progress after secretary Al Condren conveyed assurances, with the governor acknowledging the letter and expressing readiness to help in practical ways.
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Hunt
Chamber of Commerce
G. W. P. Hunt
Munk Arizona
al Condren
Arizona
Frams Inundated Continues From Page One
Five hundred persons were stranded for hours at Lagoon near Farmington as washed out tracks and flooded roads halted transport. Numerous bridges were washed away and fires sparked by lightning struck Farmington Ogden and the city destroying several residences and barns.
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Lagoon
Farmington
Ogden
Noted Council Bluffs Rotarian William Coppock Dies
William Coppock 64 a prominent Rotarian and businessman in Council Bluffs died last night. He had served as district governor of Rotarians covering several states and was a candidate for national president of the convention held in Los Angeles last year.
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Council Bluffs
William Coppock
Fed
Rotarians
Los Angeles
Pacific Steamship Cuts Passenger Fares Aimed at Travel Stimulus
New York August 14 The Pacific Steamship company announced about a thirty percent cut in passenger fares to ports and the west coast of South America Similar reductions were announced by the Grace line with no rate war expected Officials said the reductions were intended to stimulate travel and were not a price war.
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New York
Pacific Steamship Company Today
West
South America
Grace Line
Spurs Darnall and neighbor linked to horse theft claim
A historical report connects Spurs Darnall to a horse theft under neighbor Vie Larsen and Kinnisen. The excerpt notes Darnall was employed by Kinnisen at the time the horses are alleged to have been taken.
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Vie Larsen
Kinnisen
Darnall
Coolidge Ends Budget Talk with 3.59 Billion Target
President Coolidge voiced approval of the budget program as final figures project total expenditures near 3.59 billion for the current year. Director Lord of the Budget Bureau said departments would be advised of allocations to shape final estimates after today’s conference.
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Coolidge
Lord
Budget Bureau
New Chancellor Controversy and Widespread Strikes Across Provinces
The report notes disorders persist in parts of the country with police blocking demonstrations in Sertin. Strikes spread to eight estates in Brandenburg and Anhalt areas including Genthin and Qvuedinbars, while Hamburg and Bremen pilots end their strike affecting North Sea traffic.
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Sertin
Stettin
Boldindietflet
Brandenburg
Genthin
Goethen
Pressian Jaseny
Wensleben
Bernburg
Ballanmstett
Duchy of Anhalt
Communistg
Letpete
Hemberg
Letbeck
Hamburg
Bremen
Sporta
Bertie Waa
Personal Notes From Los Angeles Visitors and Local Travel
Local notes report faculty member Russell enjoying a mountainous trip in Calorado and Buffalo Bill grove views. Rhodes depart for San Francisco vacation. Miss Helen Aljabon travels from Avioner via TW conference en route to Bishee. Miss McCormick returns from Mt Lemmon. Miss Mote attends a WWCA gathering at Asilomar. McCann drives to Palegena with relatives awaiting reopening of transportation lines.
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V. ¥. Russell
The
Loost High School
Calorads
Buffalo Bill
Helen Aljabon
Avtiomer
Bishee
Anna Peare Mote
W. C A
Everettion
Asilomar
Tomerre
Los Angeles
Coolidge Sees No Current Need for Extra Session
President Coolidge says no current necessity for a special session but may call an emergency if required. He notes study of agricultural issues and comments on many appeals from agricultural interests. Secretary Wallace indicates no push for immediate legislative action. Arizona American Legion seeks representation at the San Francisco convention with possible mobilization of the Twenty fifth infantry band to escort delegates from October 14 to 16.
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President Coolidge
White House
Neamerous
Wallace Bet
Arizona Department of the American Legion
San Francisco
Department
MacNab
Camp
Stephen D. Little
Nogales
Legion
Arizona
Present Deer Season Rules Opposed at Dinner Meeting
A party of government and university men met at a dinner in honor of KoA Goldman to discuss deer hunting rules. They debated opening the season early and the Kalbeh national forest reserve and public shooting grounds. The gathering included Major Goldman and thirteen attendees.
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Arizons Arene
Giray Conse
Koa Goldman
Afigene
Geldmen
Kalbeh Hatonal
Goldman
Deen
KB Brown
Hawkins
Kimball
Williem Gembler Walter
Teylor
J HM. Vrurhem
George A. Herte
W McKensie
Hugh G. Calkins
Prank Grubb
Cooking Tests for Scouts to Be Held
Scout merit badge cooking exams scheduled in the amphitheater in the afternoon. Catalina connect official HFR Ogle says inspectors will oversee the tests after weeks of practice by participants.
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Hfr
Ogle
Catalina Connect
Acciate
Wet-Tests for Meelvee's Swimming Instruction
Meelvee prepares for examinations tomorrow afternoon with regular swimming instruction and fitness engine tests scheduled at Wet- facility.
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San Pedro Hereford
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Gore
Sam
Culberson Mexico
Lorishore
Osborne
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Ler Hall
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Sear
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Plese
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Rotary
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the Claims Commission
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William Keie Preye Wees Ay
C. C. Klep
Mized Claims Commission
Washington
Guntey
Tome
Postal Department
Page Gee
Berlin
Larseck
Mro
Mes
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Rhodes
San Freteleco
Mr. Rhodes Ie
Bouthers Pacific
Margaret McCormick
Acme Prieting Company
Mt. Lemmon
W. McCann
Palegena Dey
Hie Fomtiz
House
Frank W. Stearns and
Vile
Epapp
Peni Perth
Joeni
Rebeis
Gordon
Deauville
Norwood Gingham
Tistue Gingham
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Rebeil’s
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