Parole Controversy Over Jail Breaks Rumors In Pima County
lengthy report details Governor Wiley E. Jones and the Board of Pardons and Paroles involved in releasing bootleggers from the Pima County jail. It notes nine bootleggers freed under questioned authority, with varying terms, fines, and parole statuses, plus correspondence from local officials seeking clemency for several inmates.
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Pima
Forbes
Ember
Jotar Baker
Fete Atendibtes
Boney
Wiley E. Jones
Pima County
Sheriff's Office
Miles
Sullinger
Luis Morning
Provencia
Baker
Jones
Henae
Gay Alley
Ron Sue
Baker Cab Foot
Costa
Star
Ree
Love Brothers
Citizgen Wiley Jones Todas
Ching
Sen
Ip Pareie Beard
O Eilis
Reade Held For Killing Papago Indian in Mine Row
John Reade, mining engineer for Aquacote Copper Company, will be taken to court by Deputy Sheriff Simpson after fatally shooting a Papago man during a dispute over a well on or near company property. The incident followed tense confrontations between Papago workers and company staff at Brownell near the Penn Arizona property.
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John Reade
Aquacote Copper Company
Frownell
Simpson
United States
Jones
Nee Papago
Marianda
James
Reade
Cade
Evenue
Penn Arizona Company
Tanda
Read
Indefinite adjournment in New York leak inquiry
The New York House rules committee adjourned the leak investigation for an indefinite period in executive session. Members planned to return to Washington later this week to decide when to resume hearings as the stock exchange prepares to provide records of transactions from December 1 to December 2.
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New York
Washington
Ise Eeaaren
Subatis- Sen
Sherman J. Whippie
Noble
Whipple
Ward of Governors
Whippe
Congressional Ee
Henry
New York Stock Exchange
Board of Governors
House
Wall Street
Exchange
Clearing House Committee
Brotherhoods Submit Changes in Railroad Bill
Four railroad brotherhoods sent proposed amendments to President Wilson on the pending railroad rate bill. They request replacing compulsory provisions with a commission of employees and employers to investigate disputes, a suggestion not detailing specifics.
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Brotherhoods
Washington
Congress
Wilson
House Commerce Committee
Bulgarian Forces Cross Danube River Front Report
Fragmentary dispatch notes Bulgarians driven across the Danube into Dobrudja with ground holding contested north of the southern estuary. Reports mention renewed fighting near Kuessian front and shifting attention to the Riga region amid ongoing combat along the Prance-Belgian front.
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Danube
Tultcan
Dobrudja
Riga
Kertin
Fight opens on Japanese cabinet
In Tokyo on January 24, majority groups in parliament opened a no confidence move against the Terauchi administration. The House of Peers debated a resolution while attacks targeted Terauchi and Foreign Minister Motono. Terauchi defended governance by a cabinet without a parliamentary majority. The diet expressed sympathy for peace efforts.
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Torio
Terauchi
House of Peers
Count Teranchi
Viscount Moteno
Viscount Ishii
Ouuma
Hina
Diet
Hearing on Reservation Abolition Refocuses Indian Lands
The hearing on the state of Arizona and Pima Maricopa and Pinal counties bid to abolish the Papago Reservation of 2 100 000 acres was before Interior Secretary Lane. Judge John H Campbell and J W Betill attended after returning from New York while discussing travel plans for the west. A payroll bill in Pierre South Dakota provides 155 a month for officers and enlisted in the Fourth Infantry Regiment South Dakota National Guard recently returned from the border.
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Arizona
Pima
Maricopa and
Pinal
Papago
Pierre
S. D
Fourth Infantry
South Dakota National Guard
House of Representatives
South Dakota
Funds Begin to Come in for Relief of Belgian Children
The Citizen reports Tucson readers respond to Harold Bell Wright’s appeal for Belgian children. Subscriptions are arriving to fund aid, with plans to provide meals and build up starving youngsters. Wright will feed 200 children for a year, aided by teachers and schoolrooms raising support.
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Harold Bell Wright
Belgium
Tucson
Literary Digest
Belgian Children’s Relief Committee
New York
Six Entente Airplanes Brought Down on Western Front
The war office reports six Entente airplanes were shot down yesterday on the western front. Weather was frosty and bright, with active fighting and favorable observation conditions. Our defensive fire caused the enemy losses.
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Entente
Berlin
Sayville
Western Front
War Office
Paris Reports Aerial Battles and Naval Engagements
An official report cites Lieutenant Guynemer’s twenty sixth German plane downed and a German craft crashing near Louvemont. British air forces bombed Burbach while a Dun Sur Meuse station was shelled. A German destroyer V69 survivor describes a fleet clash thirty miles from Seebrugee with heavy damage amid British actions.
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Paris
Guynemer
Louvemont
Burbach
Saare
Dun-Sur-Meuse
Ymuiden
Evening News
Seebrugee
Utah Governor Threatens Veto Over Prohibition Bill
Governor Simon Bamberger pledged to veto the Young bill if the upper house passes state wide prohibition. He objects to its $17,500 annual cost including a $2,500 salary for a prohibition commissioner. The measure would ban sales of any liquor above one half percent alcohol. The House passed it 45 to 1 despite executive disapproval.
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Salt Lake City
Utah
Simon Bamberger
Young
House
Teutons abandon Berlin in Danube withdrawal
Teuton forces along the Danube north of Tultcha retreat as cold weather reduces operations. Army headquarters says only local artillery and advance guard engagements occurred in the region.
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Berlin
Jayville
Danube
Tultcha
Army
Steele Gains Lead in Iowa 11th District Contests Election
In Sioux City Iowa the unofficial count shows Congressman Tom Steele ahead in the 11th district by 75 votes, gaining 31 on Republican George C. Scott in the 14th precinct. The contest bears national importance with the lower house in view. Steele, a Democrat, seeks to contest the election against Scott, a Republican elected to the 65th Congress.
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Sioux City
Tom Steele
Iowa
Steele
Scott
George C. Scott
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