New Traffic Law Impacts Citations and Fines
Summary of city traffic court outcomes. William R. Gibbons 36 of 61 Santa Rita dwellings fined five dollars or five days for refusing to sign a citation under the new law, speeding charge dismissed after arrest near South Sixth Avenue and East 20th Street. Gilbert Romero 33 of 1235 W. Delaware St. fined 100 dollars and 15 days in jail for reckless driving after Dec. 16 accident near West Speedway and North 14th Streets. John H. Jackson 4861 S. Sixth Ave. fined 50 dollars and 10 days in jail for being in control of a vehicle under the influence of alcohol near North Sixth Avenue and East Broadway. Additional cases referenced include James Cornell released on bond for reckless driving and Nolen L. McLean release on bond for reckless driving. broader discussion of funding and engineering needs for mining development and the availability of federal loans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William R. Gibbons
Santa Rita
Gibbons
South Sixth Avenue
East 20Th
Paul J. Cella
Cella
Gilbert Romero
Delaware St
West Speedway
North 14Th
John H. Jackson
S. Sixth Ave
North Sixth Avenue
East Broadway
Tucson
Kingman
Prescott and
Globe
James Cornell
Ing Mines
Eastlone Field
Bond
South Park Avenue
Nolen L. McLean
Jerry Bird
Delay in Decision Over Subsidy Sparks Mine Picket Fight
The case centers on whether state subsidization should continue for Shamrock dairy and Phoenix area mining operations. A judge postponed action to January 15, while miners argue subsidies inflate valuations and expenditures. World War II loans to Arizona miners totalled over 1.8 million dollars, shaping union pressure and the local political climate ahead of elections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shamrock
Eagl
Superior Court
Lee
As- Garrett
Garrett
Yreek
of Phoenix
International
Brotherhood of ‘Teamsters
Mmade
Arizona
Phoenix
Phoenix Union
Nelson Trucking Co
Gove
Pyle
Anaficial
Tucson
Frohmiller
Martin and deputies face 150000 damage suit
A superior court jury selection begins in a $150,000 damage suit filed by Arizona small miners against Sheriff and four deputies. The case links death of Robert W. Ranes to tear gas used during restraint at the county hospital. Legal action also names the Great American Indemnity Co and assigns multiple defendants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arizona
Pim
Jerome P. Martin
Francis J. Bean
Mary
Atty
John Sineers
Department of Mineral Resources
Charles 4. Dunning
Department
J. C. Beasley
Ranes
R. J. McMullin
Association
Phoenix
Iger
Corral
Pima
Beasley
Ind
Salt River Power District
Academy
Graveside Rites Held For Mr. Fritz
Charles E. Fritz 57 died Sunday in a local hospital. Graveside services were held at Evergreen cemetery with Tucson Arizona Wildcat and University of Arizona paper staff assisting. He lived 28 years here, was a World War I veteran, a Mason, and member of VFW and American Legion. Survivors include his wife Laura and four brothers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles E. Fritz
Zona
Tucson
Arizona Wildcat
F&am
University of Arizona
Masonic
Evergreen Cemetery
Arizona
Rew
Newspapers Association
Adams
Phoenix
Fritz
Douglas Martin
N. Stone
University of Ave
Wild
Masons
VFW
Cat
American Legion
Laura
Harry
Maurice
Des Moines
Towa
George
Holly
Colo
9800 Babies Born With Silver Spoons
New York report states about 9,800 babies will be born with silver spoons in their mouths on New Year’s Day. Metropolitan Life Insurance Co. and Rogers Bros. Co. announce gifts of a silver baby spoon and fork to all New Year’s babies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Metropolitan Life Insurance| Jr
Rogers Bros. Co
Jury Studies Burglary Trial of Walter Fowler in Tucson
Walter William Fowler, 21, of Los Angeles, stood trial before a superior court jury for second degree burglary. Prosecutors said he stole 195 dollars from the Tucson Little Theater box office during a Temple of Music and Art performance on October 14, including 160 from ticket sales and 35 from Miss Grace E. Yoder’s purse. Judge Lee Garrett presided. Martin S. Rogers defended. Darrel G. Brown prosecuted. Jury members named include Dorothy E. Smith and Grace W. Butler among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter William Fowler
Los Angeles
Superior Court
Hell
Fowler
Tucson
TLT
Temple of Music and Art
S. Scott St
Miss Grace
E. Yoder
N. Mountain Ave
Lee Garrett
Martin S. Rogers
Darrel G. Brown
Dorothy E. Smith
William J. Carolan
Robert P. Sotomayer
Ruth B. Riegel
Mary Louise Brets
Violet 8. Bain
Joseph A. Lauer
Modern circus origins and December 7 venue note
The article traces the modern circus to a Roman name from Sarson Bailey Citizen, noting a Wednesday evening December 7 event in a building for horse and chariot races and other exhibitions. It mentions nearly 7,000 ice making plants in the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S
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ANE
Martin
Richard D. Searles
Rensoement
International Brotherhood of Electrical Work
L. R. Joice
Boice
Apenor Guage
Mereee Suum Cohn W. Ross
E.T. Cusick Arettorneys
Thomas Chandler
Richard B. Ewans
BY Bob Brooks
Wildcat
Cathedral
Ross Dianetic
Golda van Buskirk
Alta Vista St
Goodyear
Apache Tire Co
Stone Ave
Golden Rule Realty Co
4Th Ave
Grady
Spencer Piano CO
S. Campbell
Wahl Electric
Reda
Aaa
HE Tanta
Ojewelers Congress
6Th Avenue
EL Rancho
Isis
Kenmore
Bromuck
Sears
Na Pane Pene Wong
Sears, Roebuck and Co
6Th Ave
Strest
N. 6Th Ave
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