Robbery and Fatal Shootout Near Arizona Saddlery Store
At 6:26 Sunday morning James Polaski and an unnamed companion broke into the Arizona Saddlery on North Cartel Street after using a key to gain entry. Jack Brant, a former U S deputy marshal hired by Prank Giger to watch the store, woke to defend it and fired his 44 Colt, killing Polaski and wounding the other robber. Brant fired as the men prepared to lock the door following the break-in.
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Prescott James Polaski
Frank Obrien
Fr Whipple
Ariizona Saddlery Company
North Cartel Street
Jack Brant
United States
Polaski
Brant
Hovor Man Escapes Captured In K Clipton
Joseph Breicher an honor prisoner near Difted attempted to escape the state road camp Sunday but was captured at Hatchingen Kan. He is returning to Mifton in custody to face a new charge of forgery and embezzlement. A letter from Lieutenant headstud Deen says he was promoted and recovering in a French hospital. Burt Orndorff a former Tusconian runs for mayor in El Paso, while Magma Copper negotiates to buy the KOOR mines from Nowales-WW. C. Harrison travels to Tucson to finalize the deal for Santa Rus County.
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Clipton
Joseph Breicher
State Road
Difted
Hatchingen
Kan
Rock Island
Mifton
McCarty
United States
Set. der Vo Sue
Ncer
Missouri
Mayvoyalty
Kt. Paso
PASO
Burt Orndorff
Vucsonian
Chaurie Davis
Pris Martes
Orndorff
Montciey
Austin
MAGMA
SA Mine
Nowales
C. Harrison
Top Oo
Tuccee
Harrison
Aeotte
Tucson
Magma Copper
Strong Corporation
Yay
RIGAWIST SENTENCED FOR BIGAMY AND FRAUD
John Pier Quaid, brought before Judge Baughn in Florence, received a sentence of not less than six nor more than ten years in the state penitentiary and a $2 fine. He pleaded guilty to bigamy and related charges after confessing his actions in Phoenix after returning from Mam to secure support for his wife and child. He claimed he believed his first wife was dead when he wed another woman and admitted eloping with a secretary. He offered no defense and showed emotion during sentencing.
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Phoenin
John Pier Quaid
Baughn
Sere
Quaid
Phoenix
Stonegramher
Mus
Florence
Verde Copper News raises monthly subscription price
The Verde Copper News increases its daily rate from 75 cents to 1.40 for one month and two months. The paper cites sharp rises in printing paper costs as the reason for the subscription hike to ensure its survival.
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Jerowve
Ifrome
Verde Copper News
Terome
Arizona
Lieutenant Mads Alive Promised Home for Christmas
The Phoenix family learns Lieut Clark Mads, earlier reported killed in action in France, is alive and hospitalized in France. Initial telegrams from Senator Watson suggested fatalities, but a later message confirms he is alive, bringing relief to Mr. and Mrs. H. L. Eads awaiting Christmas news.
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Lieut
Bads
Phopanin
Lieut Clark Mads
Phoenix
France
H. L. Eads
Senator Watson
Indiana
Eads
Washington
Kada
Librarian Appointed Publicity Director for Food Administration
Miss Pstette Sotrel, librarian of the University of Arizona, was appointed Library Publicity Director for Arizona by the U S Food Administration in November 1917. Since then she has coordinated cooperation letters, distributed posters to libraries and county agents, public stations, and youth clubs, and aided exhibits and lectures.
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Food Administration
Ersity
Food Administration Beterin Boards
S Food Administration
University Registration Open Before Christmas Holidays
Registration hours extended Friday and Saturday to aid students before the holidays. Many soldiers in camps wrote to register for the next term, with the new semester opening January and running through June. Credit awarded for timely completion. hurry to secure a place.
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Raaerye Vivarme
Export List Revisions Cut Foodstuffs From Trade
The War Trade Board announces removal of many foodstuffs from the export conservation list effective Friday December 26 and December 25. Items include animal oils cattle hogs sheep brewers rice buckwheat buckwheat flour cocoa beans corn hominy dry paste flour honey meat juice rice flour and more. Also barley malt canned salmon chocolate cocoa cornstarch and more are removed.
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Nogales
War Trade Board
Arizona State Museum showcases native arts and enduring traditions
The State Museum highlights Arizona Indians from Hopi to Utes with ceremonial robes, rituals, and artifacts. A collection spanning nine tribes, including 14 Katsinas and sacred images, is compiled by Hildebrand Stanley and purchased by the Arizona Archaeological and Historical Society for preservation.
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Arizona
Elle
Yive
United States
Collee
Hilzabeth Stanley
San Diego
Arizona Archaelogical and Historical Society
State Museum
University of Arizona
Beron Cume
University of Arizona Students Exhibit Entries at Training Event
The reading lists and vocational entries from the University of Arizona were reviewed last week with focus on trade inspection and university programs. An address on mineral wonders was delivered in Miami by a university official, noting program details and regional stations.
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University of Arizona
Silinel
Eutier
Miami
Pharsdaf
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Greenwald Adams
Gorham
Sheffield
Greenwald
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de Chine
Lome
McCallum
The
Grand Canyon
Mexican Border
Horner
Hovor
Rigawist
Cidraty
Freed
Worndrs
Charles Hoellingeworth
Ellen Kvilingeworth
Charles Hollingsworth
Hollingsworth
State. Museum OF Arizona
Union
Arigona
Albert Steinfeld & Co
Fea
of Fashion
T Bo van
Coutse & Suiny
Tinney & Caqdill
Congress
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