Mauk Named U.S. Marshal for District of Arizona
Arizona dispatch reports George Mauk has been named United States marshal for the district with a sworn oath pending August 1. No immediate personnel changes are planned though a survey of conditions will precede any shifts. Payroll logistics and strict treasurer procedures will delay a formal turnover for 1 to 29 days as the office prepares the necessary accounts.
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Cson
Arizona
George Mauk
U.S
DE Mane
Perconnel
Ugcesoor
Oparkes
United States
Willam HR Sawtelle
United States Judece Jacoty
Theenta
Phoenix
Xno
Mauk
Phoenia
Alstrict
United States Marshal
Treasury Department
Washington
Funda
Jacobs
Grobe West
Sparkes
Harding
Alaska
Tucson bid for Coast baseball star Dots Miller
Tucson and Saranac Lake vie to lure Miller the Coast League pennant winner for San Francisco last season. Miller battles tuberculosis and will choose a health resort for his treatment while Tucson invites him to stay as his cure proceeds. The decision hinges on which location offers a stronger bid to gain his residence.
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Tucson
N. Y
Saranac Lake
Jack
Dots”) Miller
San Francisco
Christiy Mathewson
St. Louis
W. M. McGovern
Sunshine To
Miller
McGovern
Seal Man
Ager
Seals
Old Pueblo
Galaxy
Acson
New York
Christy
Parrot Delivers Parole to Prohibition Agents in L A
A loquacious parrot in Los Angeles led federal agents to a stash of liquor and to Sam Beck’s arrest. The bird repeatedly cried upstairs prompting a search that yielded several bottles the agents claimed were freshly made liquor. Beck faces county jail awaiting trial as authorities note the parrot’s odd testimony.
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Los Angeles
Sam Beck
Prohibition
Heck
Uptairs
Beck
Settlement Ends Construction Halt on Six Homes on Lowell Avenue
A dispute over foundations led to a stop-work notice on six houses by Joan W. Murphey. The order was lifted after required changes were agreed, and permits were issued for three additional homes. City officials warned against future code violations to protect buyers from faulty construction.
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Lowell Avenue
Fifth Street
Joan W. Murphey
Murphey
Atchley
Counties removed from modified accredited areas list
The Department of Agriculture said it erred in listing several counties as practically free from cattle tuberculosis. The counties removed were Modoc California Dona Ana New Mexico Lincoln Clark Nevada Xoxet her Toole San Juan and Grand Utah and Nevada corrections issued today.
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Washington
Department of Agriculture
California
Modec
New Mexico
Dona Ana
Nevada
Lincoln
Clark
Utah
Xoxether
Toole
San Juan
Grand
Offsets Found for Pima L090 in Mine Value
Pima county posted heavy losses in 1923 valuations due to mining declines but offset much of the drop with higher real estate and other property values. The state tax commission meeting praised for rapid, thorough work, noting a total state assessment of 712 million down from 740 million the prior year.
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Pima County
Vic Ggfiffith
Astesaoe
Douglas
Estate Tax Commission
Oscar Cole
Thomas Collins
Arcord
Griffith
Gila County
Joesen
State Tax Commission
State Commission
Warren
Douglass
Nogales Visitors and Local Notes From Nogales
Nogales saw visits from H. C. Chanette V Altamirance EB Borquest and Harold J. Creighton U S treasury agent. Assessor Victor Wager and Dumbauld returned from a tax conference in Douglas. Local storekeepers complain of a petty swindler selling ineffective fly poison. a confectioner paid 85 a gallon and a Chinese merchant 19 for two gallons. Reverend Henry Clarke Smith reports cost estimates for a proposed addition to St. Andrew's church at Nogales with 8695.75 total and substantial funds already on hand.
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Victor J. Wager
Dumbauld
Board of A Supervisors
Santa Cruz County
Nogales
Douglas
Henry Clarke Smith
St. Andrew's Church
Arigona
W. O. Wallingford
Phoenix
Large Increase in Registered Automobiles by County in 1923 Six-M Months
Official records show Arizona counties collectively surpassing full year 1923 car registrations in six months of 1923 with Greenlee County as the lone exception having no automobiles on July 1. The report tops 41,591 registrations for six months vs 34,934 for all of 1923, with 35,706 passenger cars and 6,795 trucks registered, plus 310 motorcycles and 245 dealers noted.
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Greenlee County
Tieme
Maricopa
Cochise
Pima
Gila
Yuma
Pinal
Graham
Santa Crus
Mohave
Coconino
Greenies
Yavapai
Coconine
Nava
Greenlee
Apache
Sweetser Wins Western Amateur Golf Title At Mayfield
Jess Sweetser of New York defeated Dester Comings of Chicago in the western amateur golf championship at Mayfield. Other notes include notable match results and standings from New York and surrounding events.
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Cleveland
Jess Sweetser
New York
Dester Comings
Cidcage
Mayfield
W. B. Gardner
Buffalo
Ira Conch
Chick Evans
Fred Lamprecht
Rye
N. Y
Jaly
Helen Wills
Berkeley
Ektotey
Shanghai conference eyed after Yuan-hung abdication
SHANGHAI yuan-hung, the recently abdicated president of China, is reported to arrive in Shanghai Thursday for a conference with political leaders. Other items note a court motion tied to a Great Northern railway dispute, a robust rise in net income for a U S railway, a veteran affairs plan for disabled ex servicemen, and Manuel Quezon defending the Philippine senate resignation context.
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Shanghai
Li Yuan-hung
China
Manila
Associated Press
Manuel Quesed
Philippine Senate
Leonard Woed
Fuel Conservation Men Meeting Today
Officials and employees of the Southern Pacific railroad gathered in the division superintendent's office for a bi monthly conference on fuel conservation policy. J N Clark and S A Bray attended along with J C Kroeger and P E B Stickler to share ideas from the Cleveland national meeting and the eastern conference with Tylleson division employers.
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Southern Pacific Railroad
J. N. Clark
S. A. Bray
J. C. Kroeger
P. EB. Stickler
Bakers Close in Duesseldorf Protest Flour Quality
Bakers in Duesseldorf shut their shops for four hours citing poor flour supplied by the German death er, leaving most of the city’s families without bread.
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Duesseldorf
Deatere
Unidentified Boy Killed in Cardington Fireworks Accident
In Cardington a fireworks company hack accident killed one unidentified boy and lightly injured four youths, one eye damaged. Property loss was small.
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Priladelphia
United States Fireworks Ine Company
Cardington
Governments Agree On Main Terms Of Debt Question
The French and Belgian governments reached an overall agreement on points regarding the British note. The French reply is due early next week, with Premier Poincare likely to present before August 8. Brussels reports the Belgian reply to the British reparations note aligns with French views and favors American experts for assessing Germany’s capacity to pay.
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Panmi
Poincare
Baldwin
House of Commons
Brussels
Paris
Ruhr
Germany
New York Curb Market Adopts New Rules
The New York Curb market announced a governance rule forbidding members from direct or indirect ties to any New York City organization whose securities are listed on the curb and subject to suspension or expulsion. The exchange also banned trading in curb securities for nonmembers or outside listings. Adem L. Schneider of A L Schneider and Co. was expelled for violating exchange constitution provisions.
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New York
Eugene Featherweight
Johnny Dandee
Johnny Cartin
Jersey City
Mikey Delmonte
Danny Edwards
California
Curtin
Edwards
Delmont
Board of Governors
Exchange
New York City
The
Adem L. Schneider
A. L. Schneider and Company
Parlor Millinery Advertisement Closing Fixtures
An advertisement notes the closing out of fixtures and stock at Parlor Millinery located at 17 No Stone. The notice signals a liquidation sale with remaining merchandise for sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stone
Public Will Over Force Shapes North American Peace
A speech extols public will over force as the driver of enduring peace between Canada and the United States. It notes free immigration to Canada, large cross border capital moves, and bonds sold to Canadian municipalities reflecting mutual trust, urging Europe to heed this example.
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Uoe
Canada
Tnere
Lince
United States
James Bryce
Notice of Hearing Probate of Lide Strealy Will
In the Superior Court of Pima County Arizona the estate of Lide C Strealy deceased. Maggie A Strealy petitioned for probate of a document claimed as the last will and testament and for letters testamentary. Hearing set for August 1 1928 at 9 30 o clock in the fore noon at the court room in the Tucson court house. All interested persons may appear and contest. Clerk by M Brown Deputy Clerk dated July 25 1923 James F Dunseath attorney for petitioner. Pub July 26 last pub Aug 4 23
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Pima County
State OF Arizona
Lide C. Strealy
Maggie A. Strealy
Cc. Stréaly
City of
Tucson
County of
Pima
M. &. Brown
James F. Dunseath
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H. C. Chanette
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EB. Borquest
Harold J. Creighton
U. & Treasury Department
el Paso
Chas B. Ward
Sonora
Dan Thomas Frye
Magdalena
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JL. Brauer
Banco de Sonora
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Megales
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Lew Teacher
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Supreme Court
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Mich
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Buenos Airres
Burke
Detroit
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Montreal
Japan
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Cy" Williams
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Nationals
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Great Northern Railway
Association of Employes
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