Arizona Census Shows Growth Across Most Counties
Final county populations reveal Maricopa as most densely settled with 150,970 people, Phoenix and Tucson above 10,000, and notable gains in Pima and Tucson. Several counties like Cochise Greenlee and Santa Cruz show population declines, while Tolleson and Snowflake emerge as new or smallest incorporated places.
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Train Derailment Kills Two Injures Twenty in Mexico
A passenger train traveling from Mexico City to Acambaro, Guanajuato derailed yesterday. Two people died and twenty were injured in the accident near Mexico City.
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Mexico City
Acambaro
Guanajuato
Italian Air Expedition Aims Long Distance Atlantic Flight
Expedition leader describes a planned 7000 mile Atlantic crossing using S-55 bombers with Fiat A-22-R engines. Thirty six volunteers across fourteen ships will train in navigation and formation flying with sextants and long and short wave radios. Two repair planes accompany to Bolama West African coast.
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It Helps You £0 Buy In Arizona
A brief item notes a promotion or claim stating zero cost entry or buy in related to Arizona. The text implies a marketing angle or gag line without clear event details or participants. The readable fragment lacks names, dates, or concrete actions to anchor specifics.
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Do Your Xmas Shopping Early Trage at Home Winslow Lions Club
The Winslow Lions Club hosts an October 29 sale event to boost holiday shopping early with local vendors and charitable proceeds. Lions urge residents to attend, shop early, and support community service projects.
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Winslow Lions Club
World Court To Hold Over Another Year
The report lists senators from both parties and states, noting continued action at the world court. Republicans Borah Gillett and Democrats Swanson Pittman Robinson Harrison Wagner are named among those involved.
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Teacher Victim Of Brutal Murder At School
A teacher was found murdered after staying late to read exam papers at the school. Will New reported a stranger loitering on the grounds and later saw Miss Colter enter the building. Several men described as floaters were arrested in Marysville, but Sheriff England said none were linked to the slaying.
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Miss Colter
Marysville
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Air Armada To Cross Atlantic Flight Details
The account describes an Italian air armada for a transatlantic crossing led by General Balbo. It notes a black-winged lead plane, three groups of three with white red and green wings, two relief planes, and twelve planes carrying mail for South America. Balbo orders chicken sandwiches removed as bad luck.
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Peace in Spain Amid Mass Prisoner Roundup
News from the north reports about 4000 civil prisoners jailed after the revolution. Leaders such as Zamora face trial before a military court martial, with delays possible for weeks or months and imprisonment anticipated as the outcome.
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Appointees Named to Arizona State Prison Roles
County selects secretary of the Arizona state prison. Crane, longtime agency superintendent with Ho pi at Keams Canyon and Mohave at Parker and Fort Mohave, takes the post. Preston named inspector of weights and measures. Pearl Johnson of Glendale tabbed as stenographer in the governor’s office. Last week Mr Hunt announced 16 appointments.
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Crane
Keams Canyon
Mohave
Prospects for Beren Guer Government in Coming Months
Political observers expect Beren Guer's administration to stay in power while the unrest cools. After several months a resignation could clear the way for a new cabinet of strong monarchists.
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Berenguer
Allowed To Cuss at Bridge Party Dog Bite Case
Chicago judge rules a man may "cuss" after being bitten by Caesar the dog. Neal Dorland testified his leg was bitten during a bridge party hosted by Mrs. Marie Haler, Caesar’s owner and the complaining witness.
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Chicago
Edelman
Neal Dorland
Dorland
Caesar
Marie Haler
Tempe College Summer Session Considered for Prescott
A Tempe institution announced a summer school plan for Prescott without board authorization. The Daily Mail suggested editorially that the proposal be reviewed, raising questions about theTempe college’s control over the summer program.
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R. W. Swetman
Tempe College
Prescott
Daily Mail
Judge Sets Date For Mendoza Case
Superior Court Judge Fred W. Pic kett set December 29 for trial of Rufino Mendoza 26 for the alleged slaying of Jesse F. Morgan and Conrado Villa on October 26. Mendoza pleaded not guilty at arraignment. Trial dates for Rafael Cruz Ortega 18 and Guillermo Villa were also noted with Ortega pleading not guilty and Villa set for January 3, 1931.
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Ariz
Superior
Fred W. Pickett
Rufino Mendoza
Jesse F. Morgan
Denver
Conrado Villa
Mendoza
Fickett
Rafael Cruz Ortega
Guillermo Villa
Prudenciano Bonillas
Railroad acquisition approved by ICC
Washington December 17 The Interstate Commerce Commission authorized the Southern Pacific to acquire the Gulf and West Texas railroad in a move affecting regional rail operations.
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Washington
Gulf and West Texas Railroad
Southern Pacific
Interstate Commerce Commission
Joint Summer Session Idea For Tempe And Flagstaff Colleges
Administrative officers of the Tem per and Flagstaff colleges meet to discuss establishing a joint summer session to serve the needs of both state teachers colleges.
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Temper
Flagstaff
Arizona and Texas Mines Sever Athletic Relations
The University of Arizona board of control announced severance of athletic relations with the Texas School of Mines after months of investigation. It claimed Texas used Kermit Stewart a transfer student who had four years of prior play, and noted Stewart was the Mines team line captain in 1931.
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Tucson
Ariz
University of Arizona Board of Control
Texas School of Mines
Texas
Kermit Stewart
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Mines
H Board
University of Arizona
Judge Landis Resting After Minor Operation
Judge Kenesaw Mountain Landis baseball commissioner rested in Presbyterian hospital after a minor operation performed yesterday by Dr Vernon C David. He was reported in good condition today and under care.
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Kenesaw Mountain Landis
Presbyterian Hospital
Vernon C. David
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