Abused Foster Son Alleges Star Office Coercion
A report details allegations by Edgar Locker, a foster son, that Star newspaper staff coerced him during a money collection dispute. Police intervened as Mr Locker and his wife sought payment for $17.50 claimed by the boy, who describes cruel treatment by guardians and pressure to turn over a bond contract.
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Locker
Leone
Loker
Edgar
Mra.igar
Marting
Peracet
Nate
Jad
Star Office
Hyde
Wein
Barton
Wilbanks
Mra. Locker
James H. Dunfest
Dunseath
Public meeting on sewer project bonds discussed tonight
City residents invited to attend a public meeting to discuss the sewer project bonds and funding. Howard G. Atchley leads the discussion with full project information, as civic clubs prepare to invest in the Third avenue to Stone extension.
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Londag
Mittee
Third Avenue
Road survey for Rice Springer route to Porthern Dart project
Fragmentary report notes survey work in Silt County on a road between Mount Apache and White Mountain area. Mentions governor Pent and preparations by the fencing and survey department to initiate a Rice Fort project route with ties to Rice Springer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brit —Covernor G. W
Silt
Mt Apache
Damages Against Phone Co. Overturned by Judge in Minneapolis
A Minneapolis court orders a retrial in the case of George Grimes who was awarded 1000 dollars against Northwestern Bell Telephone Exchange for service failures. Judge H P Dickinson finds the verdict excessive and notes Grimes valued his time at 56 dollars per day and that central kept giving wrong information causing delays.
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Minneapolis
H. PD. Dickinson
Dickinson
George 4. Grimes
Northwestern Bell Telephone Exchange Company
Grimmes
Central
Ford Driver Fails Then Hits Tarantula
A Ford car avoids running down a tarantula but Murphy, driving a Hud son car, backs up and hits the tarantula amidships with careful aim, describing the odd roadside incident.
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Murphy
Pantana Wash Road Damaged By Big Rains
Claud McKenzie reports Pantano Wash crossing near Monthan’s ranch is dangerous after heavy rains. He cites a cloudburst at Cochise Ranger Station with 2 inches total, plus boulders and washouts on the hill section. County engineer to be notified for immediate repairs.
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Pantana Wash
Wall
Monthan
Sether
Tucson
Claud McKenzie
Rincon Division
The
National Forest
McKensile
McKensie
Cochise Ranger Station
Dragoon Mountains
Wash Fear Rincon Ranger Station
Rincon Mange
Pantano Wash
Santa Ritas
Rincons
Catalinas
Pantato Wash
Monthan Ranch
McKenzie
Idaho Cadets Rank Highest In Athletics
Washington July 14 About 1109 of 1209 West Point cadets competed in four events under Amateur Athletic Federation standards earning a grand average of 81.7 percent. Cadets scored highest among states with over 90 percent, while Connecticut lagged at 70 percent. Junior high students rated fair at 44 percent and senior high at 69.3 percent.
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Washington
West Point Cadets Corps
Amateur Athletic Federation
Meade
War Department
Téahec
Connecticut
Beatricg
Nebr
Ecoppa
Court Rules Etenographer Duty Allocation
A court holds that the stenographer should have been assigned to the duty at a rate described as three dollars per unit. The decision clarifies who is responsible for transcription work and the compensation arrangement.
Training Camp Registrations Open July 19
Registration for the summer citizens military training camp opens tomorrow at the Chamber of Commerce. Men 17 to 24 from Tucson may enroll. the camp runs four weeks at Fort Huachuca starting July 6 with government-paid expenses and a travel allowance. Captain A Williams and Colonel Ralph Parker outline cavalry and infantry drills and encourage employers to permit workers to participate.
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Tucson
A. Williams
University
Chameber of Commerce
Ft. Huachuccs
A & Conte
Citizens Military
Ralph Parker
University N Otc
Ft. Huachuca
Enhisr
Army
Navy
Williams
Chamber of Commerce
Rooster Crowing Tied to Fatal Shooting
Police report Eugene F Griffith, 42, was shot to death in a hen house after threatening to silence a rooster’s crowing. Charles L Ferguson, who fired, says he ordered Griffith to raise his hands. Griffith refused and Ferguson fired twice, the second bullet hitting Griffith in the heart. Ferguson remains under surveillance as officials decide on charges.
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Sioux Faas, & D
Eugene F Grittich
Charles L. Ferguson
Will Crowe
Griffith
Ferguson
Fergueen
Fergueecon
Continuance Granted in Army Officer Fraud Trial
Tenney Dennison, former lieutenant of field artillery, arrested as a forger of government checks, was granted a continuance until Friday to await an indictment copy expected from Los Angeles. The Justice Department agent noted Dennison recently married and connected with Harry Lewis, a private suspected deserter, as he awaits transport to Los Angeles.
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Chicago
Tenney Dennison
Field Artillery
United States
Glane
Dennison
Angeles
Department of Justice
Lle
Commissioner Glass
Los Angeles
Dozen Are Jailed in Round-Up of Alleged Criminal Band
In Angeles on July 16 eight men and four women were jailed as alleged members of a crime ring tied to about 75 burglaries and robberies in recent months. Police named seven already in custody: Albert Rodrigues Ben Scott John Molfine Johns Beter George Rossalr Levig Frietes and Mre Ber Bent. Authorities said a warrant exists for another man and three others are under investigation.
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Angeles
Albert Rodrigues
Ben Scott
John Molfine
Johns Beter
George Rossallr
Levig Frietes
Mre Ber Bent
Ladies Night Program By Lions At Santa Rita
Women of the Lions club arrange a ladies night to replace the regular noon meeting. They will host a dinner at Santa Rita tomorrow evening with invited guests and a music program. Afterward a reserved section at the Blue Moon will host Lions and their guests.
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Lions’ Club
Santa Rita
Bad Dunlap
Blue Moon
License plates available at assessor office
A shipment of 560 plates arrived by express and was unpacked for distribution. The assessor's office had been without auto license plates for four days, causing numerous applicants to be refused.
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Asteneor
Express
Essessors
Former Colorado Chief Justice William Gabbert Dies
Denver news reports the death of Judge William Henry Gabbert former chief justice of the Colorado supreme court. He died here shortly after midnight after a short illness at age 74.
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Denver
William Henry Gabbert
Colorado Supreme Court
Krocky Mountain
Plan to Build 44 Meters of New Railroad in California
Washington July 18 The Minearets and Western Railroad Company seeks approval from the Interstate Commerce Commission for a plan to construct forty four metres of new railroad in California. The line would run from Friant to Crane Valley. No estimates of cost were cited.
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Washington
California
Interprate Commerce Commission
Minearets and Western Railroad Company
Friant
Crane Valley
Health inspection of restaurants begins under city officers
Deputy health officer initiated a step by step sanitation check for restaurants across the city, with hotels and soft drink venues to follow. Establishments received the health laws and a 16 day grace period to comply, with prosecutions possible for noncompliance as stated by Dr. A G Schnabel.
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Dudgeons
A. G. Schnabel
City Health
Tucson Store Aids National Clothing Survey
Myere Hieom, a Tucson clothing firm, is one of 170 retail clothing concerns nationwide selected by the National Association of Retail Clothes to receive vital information on clothing costs distribution and other trade questions. The association is conducting a survey of matters pertinent to the trade.
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Myere Hieom
United States
National Association of Retail Clothlete
Clothing Association
Trade terms debate drives annual survey updates
The article notes ongoing negotiations on trade terms with Binre thle Myere and Hileom and the selection of Anta and Gaa Tepuit in recent national polls. Chelr aid remains a focus as the association prepares for the annual surveys.
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Abey
Peport
Tod Viet
Young Locker
Star
Howard G. ‘Atchley
Fe Ove Drachman
Irren Grossetta
Leon
H. Sawyer
Hermes A
KR Taylor Chatr
O- Americano
HY. Manzo Bovier Tito Flores
Pantana
Idaho
Horlick
Fortabe Berends
Rooster
Hurd
L. A
Lions
Plan Sew Railroad
Tucson Gas, Electric Light & Power Company
Wea Verealle
Arizona
Levi Strauss & Co
Sen Prencisco
Koveralle
Kleon
Ss. L. Freeman
J. Fenchurce
Score Bidg
Southern Pacific
Anderson & Greene
W. L. Cochrane
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