Palominos Reign Again Showcased in Arizona Meeting
A. B. Jenkins, president of the Arizona Palomino Exhibitors Association, announced at a dinner in Mrs. L. T. Jackson’s home that palominos are a defined breed again. He spoke after attending the Palomino Horse Breeders association meeting in Mineral Wells Texas and said the new palomino will be a western pleasure type. More than 40 Arizona members attended the local gathering.
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A. B. Jenkins
Arizona
Jenkins
Palomino Horse Breeders Association
Mineral Wells
Tex
Birds Trigger City Hall Flurry Over Firearm Permit
Dr. R H Forbes a state representative was granted permission to shoot birds from fruit trees at 105 N Oliverd prompting protests from the Audubon Society and a game commission official to appear at the mayor's office. The mayor cited Ordinance No 44 1883 and said gun discharge within city limits was usually police supervised.
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R. H. Forbes
N. Oliverd
City Hall
Audubon Society
State Game Commission
Forbes
Mailbox Reappears After Unusual Painting Note
Police were alerted to strange activity on Camino Miramonte as a missing mailbox report was withdrawn. The box was returned with a note from The Tidy One claiming the mailbox was borrowed and painted after the owner complained of an unpainted color described as dirty brown.
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Camino Miramonte
Knife Victim Recovering After Alleged Assault
Alfred Meeden 16, son of a construction foreman for the Indian bureau at Sells, recovering from a neck wound. Manuel Morales 40 of 140 West 29th Street held on $1000 bond for assault with a deadly weapon. A preliminary hearing set for June 23. Mot her Mrs. Robert Meeden signed the complaint. The fight followed a baseball game on West 29th Street. tavern patrons detained Morales until deputies arrived.
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Alfred Meeden
Indian Bureau
Sells
Manuel Morales
29Th St
Justice of the Peace
Clark H. Johnson
Robert Meeden
Morales
Alfred
West 29Th Street
Sheriff's Deputies
Federal hires in Arizona total reported at 14600
Phoenix report states the federal government employs 14 600 people in Arizona. Henry G Boice president of the Arizona Tax Research association released the figure.
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U. S
State of Arizona
Phoenix
Arizona
Henry G. Boice
Arizona Tax Research Association
Tucson Urges Start Toward Clearing Obsolete City Laws
University of Arizona professor L W Feezer proposed removing seven long antiquated ordinances as a first step in modernizing Tucson rules. The list includes bans on hats in amusements from 1897 and vagrants chained to workants of 1892, plus rules on cuspidors in public resorts and other old measures no longer needed.
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Tucson
L. W. Feezer
University of Arizona
Feezer
Drove 40 Hours Without Sleep Before Fatal Accident
Ferdinand Gomez 24 of San Francisco admitted driving 40 hours without sleep before a crash that killed Mrs. Maria Partida Lupercio of San Francisco and Guadalajara. The collision occurred near Cortaro on the Marana highway around 3 a.m. June 11. Gomez released on his own recognizance awaiting a June 27 preliminary hearing.
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Ferdinand Gomez
San Francisco
Maria Partida Lupercio
Guadalajara
Mexico
Gomez
Cortaro
Marana
St. Mary’s Hospital
Raul Castro
Highway Patrol
H. A. Thompson
Thompson
Partida
Ional
Los Angeles
Yuma
Justice of the Peace
James M. Honsare
Weekly Tucson club lists and meetings across venues
A community notice enumerates events for Tuesday and Wednesday in Tucson. The Gem and Mineral Society displays stone art at 7:30 p.m. The Optimist club hosts a talk on high school baseball at 12:10 p.m. The Rotary and Sunshine Kiwanis hold luncheons at the Pioneer and Santa Rita hotels respectively. Other gatherings include the Amphitheater Taxpayers pot luck at Neff residence, 20-30 club dinner at the Westerner, Property Owners at Superior Court, and a Marines Family club meeting at the VFW with dinner afterward.
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Hank Slagle
Tucson
Pioneer Hotel
Optimist Club
Rotary Club
Alaska
Santa Rita Hotel
Sunshine Kiwanis Club
Amphitheater Taxpayers Association
Dynamite Truck Rips Posts Rolls Over in Gill
A Brockton man, Robert E. Moses, 25, escaped serious injury when his loaded dynamite truck toppled onto its side after ripping through nine highway posts on a Buckland bound route in Gill Massachusetts. The vehicle carried about a ton of dynamite.
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Gill
Mass
Robert E. Moses
Brockton
Buckland
Drunk Case Up To Jury
A Superior Court jury was expected to rule today in the case of Leonard Price of 1038 East 28th Street appealing a drunk driving conviction. Price’s attorney Martin Rogers challenged the charge as unconstitutional while Judge Lee Garrett did not rule similarly to Phoenix judge Rent Jennings who deemed the uniform traffic code unconstitutional. Price was arrested April 21 for driving under the influence, found guilty by Judge Clark H. Johnson’s justice court on May 15 and sentenced to a $100 fine and 10 days in jail. he appeals to the Superior Court with a possible further appeal to the state Supreme Court if necessary as the high court was set to decide within two weeks on the Phoenix ruling.
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Leonard Price
28Th St
Price
Martin&. Rogers
Lee Garrett
Phoenix Superior Court
Rent L. Jennings
Clark H. Johnson
Justice Court
Johnson
Rogers
Supreme Court
Phoenix
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