Rabies Alarm Prompted In Tucson Villages
Dr Edward J Gorthelf reports county supervisors may order health officers to remove stray dogs in Indian villages near Tucson. He notes many dogs in village homes and streets, two rabies cases recently, and urges dog owners to keep pets secured and children away from strays to prevent an outbreak. Veterinarians stress cooperation with city health officials and continued stray dog eradication efforts.
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Dime County
Setnebe
Mathorines
Phreictan
Bork
Tucson
AG. Schnabel
Welle
Cits
Arizona Mumane Society
Weisc Heshem
Wells
Beath Main Street
Isard
Tucsos Pealth Department
Behnabel Hee
Gotthelf
Schnepel
Closing Down of Refineries Plea Of Mid-West Men
Tulsa residents report a telegram from the Western Petroleum association urging temporary refinery shutdowns in the Mid Continent to reduce eastbound surplus. George N. Moore of Chicago and John P. Reynolds of Kansas City signed the appeal, sent to members in Oklahoma Kansas Texas Louisiana and Arkansas.
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Tulsa
Okla
Eastline
Cheorge N. Meore
Chicago
John P. Neronolds
Kanene City
Leth 1 Jordan May Become Housemaid of Prison Warden
Sheriff Walter Hailes reports Warden plans to place Letha as maid in his home at Plorence prison. Warren Sime, who received the girl at the prison, expressed pleasure and indicated he would likely employ her.
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Leth
Jordan
Tetha Jordan
Plorence
Walter Hailes
Sie
Letha
Warren Sime
Baller
Blood Aplenty Found Near Wrecked Auto
A pursuit by Necgive Camacho and Officer Lites Frekiels ended with three men arrested after a stolen five passenger car crashed near Oracle road and Drachman. The driver fled at high speed, but a trail to a residence led to all three arrests. The car owner claimed the matter could be settled out of court.
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Lites Frekiels
Cortretempe
Queqstied
Jewett
Joes Stick
W E Hunter
Oracle Reed and
Drachman Street
Ge‘mache
Egekicle
Fny
Government seeks breakup of International Harvester in 1918 case
The United States Attorney General filed in federal court a petition to dissolve International Harvester into three corporations. The government argues the 1918 decree failed to restore farm implement competition and that Harvester remains a monopoly as competitors shrink. Alexander Legge of Chicago defends the company’s innocence.
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ST Paul
United States
Throough
Marty M. Daugherty
International Harvester Company
Attorney General
Washington
J. F. McGee
Lafayette French Jr
Daluth
Alexander Lege
Chicago
Legg
Miner 18 Killed in Arizona Mine Blast
Adolph Ziesser the first man to reach the Argonaut mine tragedy site was killed at the Princeton gold mine in Maricopa County Arizona He died in a powder explosion while working at the mine as rescuers sought the 47 entombed Argonaut miners in a disaster report from California.
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Jackson
Calif
Adolph Ziesser
Frinceton
Maricopa County
Committees Named for University Governance by President Marvin
President Cloyd Meek Marvin announces the 1915 university committees with broad representation. Administration, Assembly, Athletics, Curriculum, Dining Hall, Extension, Graduate Study, Library, Judiciary, Schedule, Scholarship, Social Life, Special University Occasions, Student Organisations and Student Residence are listed with deans, professors, directors, and student representatives guiding university affairs.
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C. H. Marvin
Deen
Douglass Feeguy
Guild Life
Crider
Latrell
K. N. Davis
Albert
Croce
Buehrer
Warner
Local Bank Transactions Shown in Tucson Clearing House Report
Financial transactions from Tucson and nearby towns pass through the Tucson clearing house. A. J. McKelvey, manager, says the report covers all dealings handled by the local bank since its establishment last October. Monthly totals for the area are summarized.
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Tucson
A. J. McKelvey
Indictments Sought in Kardos and Burke Bucketing Case
Assistant District Attorney Geraty presented to a New York grand jury seeking indictments for bucketing tied to the 2 million dollar collapse of Kardos and Burke brokerage. Witnesses include John Burke once treasurer of the United States and three time North Dakota governor. partner Louis Kardos Jr. is reportedly in Europe.
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New York
Geraty
Grand Jury
Kardos and Burke
John Burke
United States
North Dakota
Louis F. Kardos, Jr
Europe
Schaeffer Denies Third Party In Face Slapping Case
Louis Schaeffer contesting a justice court battery case against a local banker says there was no third party involved in the incident. He admits a quarrel with the banker and notes he did not dare reveal further details after pleading guilty and paying a ten dollar fine.
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Louis Schaeffer
Louis Behafer
Arab King Balks at British Pact in Jerusalem
Moslem-Christian Unity Committee reports King Hussein of Hedjaz refuses to sign the British Arab protocol unless Britain cancels the Balfour Declaration. The letter urges Arabs to be patient while seeking safeguards for non Jewish communities’ civil and religious rights.
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Terusalem
Tellgraph Agency
Ynicr
Hussein
Great Britain
Palestine
Books From Freight Train Delay Local Library
The Carneg ie Library faces slow book arrivals as economy cuts funds. Books moved by freight instead of express are delayed, delaying expected additions. Budget constraints threaten the planned service increase next year.
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Carnegie Library
Absent Deputies Threaten Losses Over Strike Tactics
Mexico City reports a legislative clash as a special committee considers stripping sixteen deputies of their seats unless they attend sessions. The deputies refused to participate in a vote on candidates for the supreme court, arguing the coop party backed by the government should not control picks. The group calls their walkout a strike to force justices independent of politics.
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Cen
Senate
Cooperative Party
Bhch
Supreme Court
Supreme
Everybody Worked But Father
A family narrative describes a father facing worsening stomach trouble forcing to quit work. After trying Mayr’s Wonderful Remedy on friend advice, the patient improves, regains weight, and returns to work. the ad promotes the remedy as a harmless stomach aid with a money back guarantee via Martin Drug Co. and druggists.
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Mayr
Martin Drug Co
Recruiting Campaign Aims to Strengthen Local National Guard
Company C of the Arizona National Guard launched a recruiting drive to raise the unit to full strength by August 1 and to add a machine gun company from the city. Captain J Prugh Verndon announced with Civic Club and Chamber of Commerce backing. Headquarters at 16 Congress Street and officers Sgt Horton Henry and Corp John Scrugge oversee efforts. The encampment at Fort Munchuca runs August 4 for two weeks with six companies, main group from Phoenix. First Lt F C Munroe leads the first detachment leaving July 3.
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Horton Henry
Corp
John Scrugge
Compan
Fort Munchuca
Phoenix
William Wilson
Southern Pacific
F.C Munroe
Court Justices Face Lifetime Term Debate In Congress
A pending bill in Congress would limit Supreme Court justices to a six year term, replacing the current lifetime tenure. It proposes impeachment as the only removal mechanism.
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