Man Pleads to Escape Penalty in Court
CVERETT HUSKEY Appeared before Judge Samuel L. Patt ee pleading for mercy to avoid prison. He faced a two to three year term for an offense against an officer while armed, with a prior drunkenness history cited. The judge rejected leniency, noting the seriousness of aiming at an officer and violating the prohibitory law. Huskey admitted liquor influence but claimed he would reform for his wife and four children. He was sentenced to prison after the judge emphasized responsibility before crime.
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Huskey
Graviel Flores Captured After Father Killing Near Rillito
Graviel Flores a Papago Indian was captured Friday afternoon in Indian trailers at Rillito after fleeing on a bicycle. He said the killing of his father followed a trivial matter and that his father scolded him for cleanliness. Trailers who caught him were Victor Bail Andres Castillo Jose Rios and Ramon Avalas. Flores led his bike while escaping through heavy brush and was tracked on foot.
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Graviel Flores
Rillito
Flores
Victor Bail
Andres Castillo
Jose Rios
Ramon Avalas
McCormick
Vezzetti's Absence Delays Hearing in Conspiracy Case
J P Vezzetti a government witness in the Rendon and Endemano liquor conspiracy case delays the preliminary hearing by remaining absent. Vezzetti a clerk at the express office confessed aiding Rendon in hiding the booze and faces no charge, continuing at liberty.
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J. P. Vezetti
Gabriel Feundon
Joe Endemano, Jr
California
American Railway Express
Vezzetti
Express
Rendon
Camp Verde Soldier Wounded Severely In Overseas Casualty
Allen R. Guyton of Camp Verde is wounded severely with next of kin listed as Mrs. Cassie Magzmerite Guyton. James B. Pina of Phoenix, previously listed as died of wounds, is now reported returned to duty. Readers may view the full casualty lists at the Tucson Citizen business office.
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Allen R. Guyton
Campy Verde
Cassie Magzmerite Guyton
James B. Pina
Phoenix
Tucson Citizens Business Office
Tucson Rifle Club Re Elects Same Officers
The Tucson Rifle Club re elected the same officers at its annual meeting Friday night at the armory. George J. Roskruge is president I. E. Smith vice president C C Sellers secretary F H Thorpe treasurer and Prof A G Schnabel executive officer. A large attendance marked the meeting and a busy year ahead for shoots.
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Tucson Rifle Club
Armory
George J. Roskruge
I. E. Smith
CC. J. Sellers
F. H. Thorpe
A G. Schnabel
Castanio Jury Disagrees Over Whiskey Charge
The jury trying G. S. Castanio, a South Meyer street barber, on a charge of selling whiskey, disagreed Friday night at 4 20 o'clock. Castanio claimed he only handled the money in the transaction involving a pint of liquor, not the bottle kept at his place.
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Castanio
G. S. Castanio
South Meyer Street
Copper State Mining seeks injunction in Copper State mining suit
Copper State Mining filed Friday in superior court a suit against George T. Young and the Hive Bird Mining company and Draintiffeeks to stop removal of ore from the Cumberland dump in the Bunker Hill district of Pinal County.
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Copper State Mining Company
George T. Young
The
Hive
Bird Mining Company
Draintiffeeks
Cumberland
Bunker Hill
Pinal
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