Desertion case drives mother with infant to Bisbee
A 16 year old mother left her four month old baby in Bisbee and fled to Tucson then Los Angeles before being captured in Tucson. Husband Daugherty arrives seeking adoption papers and plans to return to Bisbee to arrange care for the child. Police said the woman will be held for desertion while adoption papers are signed.
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Old Pueblo
Shan
Jean Tlegh
Ted
Bishes
Daugherty
Blance
Orr
Bisbee
Stepe
Daveberry
Cald
Jett Bisbee
Tucson
Jesus Camacho
Los Angeles
Camacho
Cobe
Mendez Pleads Guilty For Alcohol Manufacturing
Jose Maria Mendes pleaded guilty in superior court to manufacturing intoxicants violating the prohibition act and was fined 199 dollars and sentenced to 90 days in Pima County jail. Sheriff’s deputies seized several gallons of bad whiskey and, the next day, raided Mendes ranch capturing three stills and a large mash quantity, all destroyed.
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Jose Maria Mendes
Pima
Lteal Sheriffs Office
Mendez
Iscar Luthor Itlee
Eapty
Itee F
Ageinst Mendes
Escaped Inmates At State Hospital Surge
An armed guard in a tower at the state hospital for the criminal insane plans to prevent further outbreaks after Sunday’s incident. Forty one inmates escaped. twenty eight returned by today, with twelve still at large.
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Chester
Thls
State Hospital For
Jury Obtains Trial Date For Priest In Booze Case
A jury was secured in Denver for Father Walter A Grace former pastor of a Arvada church to face federal charges over forged signatures and a government permit to ship liquor into Colorado Opening statements began as jurors were questioned about clerical status and beliefs The case involves forged signatures on a permit to import whiskey and includes co defendants Mrs Katherine O Connor and John R Walsh both to be tried separately in Denver federal court
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Father Walter A. Grace
Arvada
Sigmatore
Colorado
United States
Father Grace
Pueblo
Katherine O'Connor
John R. Walsh
Grace
Veniremen
J. K. Mullen
Denver Miller
O'Connor
BE. H. McClennahan
Ormer Prohibition
J. K. Mullen Home For the
Building and Loan Associations See Big Membership Rise
The annual report of H. F. Cellarius shows U S local building and loan associations gained over 1.95 million members in the year and assets rose by 451.8 million dollars. There are 19,693 associations with total assets of 242,539,932, and a membership of 444,144 in the United States.
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Tacoma
H. F. Cellarius
Cincinnati
United States League of Local Building and Loan Associations
United States
Clemency pleas renewed for Arizona slayer Manuel Martinez
Phoenix July 24 Citizens of Meales renew clemency requests for Manuel Martinez sentenced to hang at Florence on August 16. Governor Hant states petitions from Allarea Mienrans Americana lodges urge executive clemency.
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Phoenix
Meales
Manuel Martine
Florence
Bouquet of 25000 flowers presented to temperance leader
In Chicago on July 24 Miss Anna Gordon, world and national president of the Women's Christian Temperance Union, received a bouquet of 25000 blossoms symbolizing new members since June 14 1923. The bouquet filled a 15 by 20 foot room and included pine cones from Maine wild roses from Iowa moccasin flowers from Minnesota and many southern California varieties. California led with 7254 new members.
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Hicago
Anna
Gordon
Women's Christian Temperance Union
Maine
Iowa
Minnesota
California
Special Vote To Fill Coconino Senate Vacancy
Phoenix July 24 Governor Munt announced a second proclamation calling a special election in Coconino County to fill the senate vacancy caused by the death of Senator Hugh E Campbell in Flagstaff. He aims to maintain a "clean house" and expects broader legislative vacancies. One other special election to replace Representative Miller of Maricopa has already been ordered.
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Munt
Coconino County
Senate
Hugh E. Campbell
Flagstaff
Rant
Miller
Maricopa County
Former Convict Arrested Today May Be Deported
Antonio Moline, previously convicted of burglary and sentenced to prison six years ago, was arrested again by Jesus Camacho chief of the Tucson police detective bureau. He may be turned over to immigration authorities as he is not believed to be a citizen or eligible to reside in the United States. Immigrant officials are reviewing his case for possible immediate action.
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Jesus Camacho
Antonio Moline
Tucson
Moline
Camacho
Molino
Agua Prieta
Seventeen Escapees From Illinois State Hospital Missing
Seventeen of twenty three fugitives remain at large after a breakout at the Illinois state hospital for the criminal insane. The escape occurred Sunday, following an earlier breakout that freed forty one inmates.
Notable Commutation Marked for Perez and Sentence Reduced
The sentence of Perez was commuted to imprisonment. The final petition came from the Hermosilic lodge branch.
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Tinez
Hermosilic
Kansan Chosen Principal for Tucson School
Oliver Wellington Patterson of El Dorado Kansas has been chosen to lead Tucson High School succeeding Glen Perkins. The Tucson School Board unofficially approved Patterson after reviews and may formalize at the August 9 meeting with possible special session beforehand. Patterson, a Kansas University graduate, brings 40 years of Kansas teaching and administration and a master’s in education.
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T Oken
Tucson High School
Oliver Wellington Patterson
el Dorado
Kan
Glen C. Perkins
Echool Board
Perkins
John K. White
Patterson
C. & Rose
Tucson
Kansas
West
Kansas University
Tucson High
University of Chicago
Kensas State University
Neodesha
Leavenworth High School
Glen Perkins
San Diego High School
San Diego
Calif
Ten Violators to Face Judge Cowan in Old Pueblo
Police blotter lists numerous traffic violators from Monday invited to attend this afternoon's police court session. A determined drive against traffic violations is under way and will continue until drivers observe speed and traffic laws. The day's quota will be completed and many Sunday and Monday cases will be heard this afternoon.
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Old Pueblo
Tocal Auteiste
Ing
Cowan
California Faces More Earthquakes, Says Geologist
July 4 report notes southern California avoided major damage outside San Bernardino and nearby towns after a quake the previous Sunday. Dishes rattled, alarms triggered, and artesian wells reopened. Ralph Arnold, geologist, predicts more quakes but minimal danger to lives compared with lightning and floods.
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Los Angeles
San Bernardino
Redlands
California
San Diego
Santa Barbara
Arizona State Line
Ralph Arnold
Two Mexicans Fined in Federal Prohibition Case
In federal court yesterday Judge Sawtell fined Matias Arbalica of Nogales 209 dollars for possession of six pints of intoxicating liquor. Jesue Noriega of Gila County was fined 13 dollars for a dry law violation earlier this month.
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Sawtellc
Matias Arbalica
Nogales
Jesue Noriega
Gila County
Local residents to arrive for community engagement
Tem plar, active in El Dorado Chamber of Commerce and Rotary, and Phi Delta Kappa member, works with the Baptist church. Mrs Patterson, Brooklyn hospital graduate and former McPherson city school nurse, and Mr Patterson are expected to arrive here early next month.
Sweetser wins western amateur golf title in Mayfield clash
Jens Sweetser of New York, national amateur golf champion, posted a low round of 66 75 143 to win the western amateur championship qualifying at Mayfield Country Club. Captain B F Carter of Ireland led for second medal honors with 11 74 4145 in a separate listing.
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Cleveland
Jens Sweetser
New York
Mayfield Country Club
B. F. Carter
Regular office force of veterans bureau in today
Regular office staff of the United States Veterans Bureau occupied the local offices today while a large group of vehicles was absent and the rooms appeared empty or less crowded.
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United States’ Veterans’ Bureau
Velces
Ex-Service Vocational Training Sees Four Week Vacation
Ex service men normally recite lessons while the school holds a vacation period for vocational training. Instructors and corps members separate for the annual break lasting until August 6. The four week vacation is split into two periods with full government compensation for trainees during both terms.
Robbers Fire Valley Into Bank Messengers And Take Money Bags
Six men leaped from a large car and attacked bank messengers from Standard Sterling and Commerce as they returned from the clearing house in Toronto. They seized multiple money bags and escaped with what is believed to be a large haul.
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Fire Valley
Toronto
Standard, Sterling and Commerce
Dropped by Dicks Messenger in Critical Condition Escape
A fragment reports a messenger named Dicks and associates in a critical state after an escape incident. Details are unclear with limited legible names and locations.
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Domen
Dicks Mesernger
Alcc
Wes
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