Search for Tucson Boy Lost in Catalina Mountains Expands
Young Edgar Locker, son of William C Locker, disappeared while hiking near Mount Lemmon. Forest Service ranger Thomas Beathey reported he vanished on a morning trip with concerns of getting lost in Sabine Canyon. A widespread search by forest rangers and local volunteers continued as authorities considered river and basin routes, with Sheriff’s help pending.
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Wight
Locker
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Sheriffs Office
Scout Camp Robbery Spurs Sheriff Investigation
Sheriff Roy Batley left for the Mount Lemmes Boy Scout camp to lead an investigation into a robbery reported to have occurred yesterday. The camp storehouse walls were breached and contents taken, prompting a local call to action as authorities pursue leads.
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Borton Hall
Arther Feliz
Roy Batley
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Tucson
Lincoln man to lead South Dakota College of Agriculture
Charles W. Pugeley of Lincoln Nebraska is named president of the South Dakota College of Agriculture and is set to guide the university through a new era. The appointment follows years of regional agricultural education work and signals expanded ties between Nebraska and South Dakota institutions.
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Lincoln Neb
Renga
South Dakota College of Agriv Uhre
Idaho town ravaged by disastrous arson fire and mass losses
Misery follows a fierce blaze near Burke and Wallace in Idaho. The Hecla mining surface works were destroyed, with about forty homes lost and total damages estimated from $175,000 to $475,000. Officials run a relief committee as residents scramble to save belongings and seek aid.
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Hecla
Hercules
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Hecla Mining Company
Fire in Coeur d Alene lead-silver district sparks past blaze
Spokane report notes yesterday's fire rekindled memories of the August 1910 Wallace Idaho blaze that burned weeks, killed about 109, and caused around a million dollars in losses. Winds fanned flames and embers rode hot air columns across forests, with smoke drifting over the Rocky Mountains and into the Dakota plains.
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Coeur d'Aleme
Ming
Wallace
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Rocky Mountains
Dakota Plains
Convicts Recaptured After Storm Escape at Florence
Joe Lauterborn and Fl Ffso renson, two prisoners who slipped from the Florence prison using a rope of sheets during Thursday's storm that knocked out wires, were recaptured. Sheriff Walter Bailey was alerted briefly, but details of the capture site and method were not in the telegram from Warden Sime.
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Joe Lauterborn
Fl Ff.sorenson
Walter Bailey
R. B. Sime
Paramount to Acquire Downtown Theatrical Interests in Los Angeles
Paramount Pictures Corporation has signed contracts and paid preliminary sums for the entire downtown theater holdings of Grauman and associates in Los Angeles valued at 4,845,669 dollars. The three venues involved are the Metropolitan, the Rialto, and Grauman's, each a major motion picture house.
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Desoctates
Los Angeles Times
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Riatte
O Grauman
Mountain rain soaks Catalina and Kincen regions
Reports from the United States Forest Service indicate more than an inch of rainfall fell in the Catalina and Kincen mountains yesterday and last night, affecting conditions across the area.
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Kincen
Letal Office
United States Forest Service
Fighting Pioneer Editor Revisits Early Day Scenes
Watson editor of the Arigona State Miner visits Tombstone and Wickenv bur e on vacation while reflecting on elder newspaper battles with boycotters. He recalls defending press freedom against business interests, printing on wall paper to meet demand, and plans to visit Tombigliers, preserving pioneer journalistic spirit at Arizona State Miner.
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Old City Hall
Kdtter Watgen
Southwest
Wickenburs
Borcotters
Tombgiers
Arizona State Miner
Tally Eregan
Wickenbure
Tucson Jurist Heads West For Arizona Wage Case
Judge Sawtelie of the United States District Court will sit with two other federal judges in Los Angeles to hear a challenge by Nogales merchant A Sardell against Arizona's new women's minimum wage law. Attorney General John W Murphy will attend the Monday morning proceedings. Sardell seeks an injunction to block enforcement until constitutionality is ruled. The law, passed by the last Arizona Legislature, raised women's weekly wages from 19 to 16 dollars.
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United States Distriet
Los Angeles
Court of Equity
A. Sardel
Nogales
Arisota
J. Lee Baker
Tucson
John W. Murphy
Phoenis
Sardell
Arizona
Senator King Seeks Closer Russia Insight on Soviet Recognition
Utah Senator Wilhelm I King proposed U S recognition of the Prussian Soviet government would limit ties between Germany and Russia. He planned a trip to Russia to gain firsthand information on conditions there as President Harding prepared to depart for Russia. He had supported Wilson’s proposal to recognize the Soviet earlier but now urged reevaluation.
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Russia
Express charges on California fruit reduced by interstate decision
Washington July 14 Express charges on California fruit moving into New York City were reduced by 51 per car by an interstate commerce decision. The American Fruit and Vegetable Growers association prevailed in arguing the American Highway Express should absorb docking and floating charges for river crossing to Erie railroad facilities. Previously these charges were added to express rates.
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California
New York City
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American Fruit and Vegetable Growers Association
American Halway Xpress Company
Erie Railroad
Weekly Bank Statement Reports Clearings in New York
The weekly report from New York shows clearing house banks and trust companies with a net excess of $826, 192,486 an increase of $2,998,254.
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New York
Black Bound Over On Theft Charges
Charlies Black charged with rushing the Southwestern Supply Company on Broadway. Arraigned before Justice J P Mallory and bound over to the superior court in $500 bond. Sheriff Potter and Sheriff Bailey recovered a wait-case of clothing allegedly from the Broad way store. Black wore a black eye, matching his name, while being paraded to the Tombstone police.
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J. P. Mallory
Juan
Assassi
Charlies Black
Broadway
Tucson
Seenton
Walter Potter
Tombstone
Superior Court
Malley
Bailey
Hicek
Anti Pittsburgh Plus Commission Sets July Meeting
The anti Pittsburgh Plus Commission plans a July 21 meeting in Chicago and seeks broader state support. It invites the attorney general of about a dozen states and aims to enlist Michigan Indiana Missouri Nebraska South Dakota and Colorado to join the effort. Minnesota Iowa Wisconsin and Illinois were represented at yesterday's gathering.
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Pittsburgh
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Missouri
Netraska
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Colorado
Yeaterday
Iowa
Prisoners Escape From Clommel Bar Racks During Alarm
Pirates in a local tale report regulars imprisoned in Clommel bar racks escaping through a tunel bored in the atebt cane. The guard fired during the escape, wounding one fugitive. State soldiers continue searching the countryside.
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United States of Russia Constitution Proclamation Released
Moscow reports the federal parliament sent a proclamation to all peoples and governments announcing the formation of the constitution of the United States of Russia. It states the winter socialist republic seeks peace and friendship with all nations.
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Moscow
United States of Russia
Wniter Soviet Republic
Defense Counsel Won't Press Wilson Presence at Hearing
In Morse trial progress a subpoena was issued for Wood and Wilson to appear. Counsel delayed service pending consultation with Rear Admiral Cary Grayson to assess Wilson's fitness for testimony or deposition. Defense indicated they would not press for Wilson's attendance if court advised.
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Washington
Morse
Ae — Withers
Woordtoe Wilson
Cary T. Grayson
Wilson
Coynee
Cotton Consumption By Type For June Reported
Washington July 14 Census Bureau reports cotton consumed in June totals 642 166 based on Mint and 19 655 Waters. This compares with May figures of 620 96 Mint and 54 728 Waters. June figures also include 549 218 Hin e and 7 17 hinters in June.
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Washington
Tucson Urges Garbage Control to Stop Flies and Disease
Tucson health official Dr A G Behoapel warns every day’s refuse, averaging 23 tons, breeds flies and endangers homes. He urges adoption of measures including incineration to reduce health risks and prevent widespread contamination.
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Schnabel
A. G Behoapel
Behnabel
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