Editor’s digs spark fight over Flagstaff camp site
The Prescott press accuses Colonel Breen and political maneuvering behind selecting Flagstaff for the Arizona national guard encampment. The Courier challenges Breen to explain his stance and hints at Democratic impact on the upcoming gubernatorial election.
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Stuart
Prescott
Breen
Courier
Fred Breen
Flagstaff
Arizona National Guard
Mose
Prairies
Mile High
G. O. P. Brandh
San Francisco
China to Abolish Extraterritorial Rights on January 1
The Associated Press reports a Central Political Council emergency decision to end extraterritoriality in China on January 1. Six nations have already relinquished consular jurisdiction. Britain partially, and the United States considers treaty adjustments. China seeks equality in trade after years of foreign privilege after 1900.
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Associated Press
Central Political Council
China
Great Britain
United States
Local Holiday Travels From Town Figures
Miss Bernice Pillsbury visits Los Angeles for holidays visiting friends and relatives. Supt. C. C. Gover travels to Phoenix on business. Ham Eubanks of Holbrook is a business visitor. EE F Mathews goes to Deming New Mexico for a few days with his parents. Mr and Mrs Martini of Linden visit the Henderson home. Mrs Martini formerly Miss Nellie Henderson.
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A. ¢. Bazell
Bernice Pillsbury
Los Angeles
Ham Eubanks
Holbrook
EE. F. Mathews
Deming
New Mexico
Mrs. Martini
Linden
F. Henderson
Martini
Nellie Henderson
Telling Town Tales of the Hopi on Mesa
A Mesa speaker recounts Hopi customs near the Navajo Reservation. Chief Joe Secakuku notes life steps such as saddle and blanket at the door signaling divorce, a mother-in-law avoidance custom, and the famed Snake Dance. Hopis are dry farmers, renowned silversmiths and potters with traditional practices.
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Mesa Lions “Club
Joe Secakuku
Bruchman -Curio
el Portal
Mesa
Joe
America
Indians of Northern Arizona An Interesting Study
The text considers studying the Indians of Northern Arizona to answer common questions intelligently when asked by strangers. It emphasizes curiosity about their culture and ways to engage knowledgeably with outsiders.
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Arizona
Tucson Daily Citizen voices support for Chief Dyer amid murder mystery
One year after the Oral I. Mize murder in Tucson, the Daily Citizen defends Chief Jack Dyer and Tucson police against partisan criticism. The editorial argues officers have been active and insists the crime remains unsolved due to its baffling nature, not police inactivity.
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Police ‘Department
Tucson
Bath
Jack Dyer
Cari
Pima County
Ascay
Fegan Aire
More Than Fairness Arizona Colorado River Commission Speech
The Arizona Colorado River Commission spoke for the state in addressing water equity. It outlined policy directions and stressed lawful usage of river resources amid competing demands from municipalities and agriculture.
Indian Affairs Report Details Reform Calls and Funding Gaps
The annual report of the Indian Affairs Commissioner under Interior Secretary Wilbur outlines reforms and budget gaps. It cites feeding costs, job programs, raised civil service standards, and a push for local administration with warning of reorganization if goals aren’t met.
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Indian ‘Affairs
the Interior
Ray” Lyman Wilbur
Charles J. Rhoads
Congress
Public Health Service
Children’s Bureau
Bureau of Home Economics
Rhoads
Eumiese
Arizona Considers Reopening Colorado River Talks
The Arizona governor and commission respond to Wilbur’s idea of a tri state lower basin negotiation. Arizona demands restoration of the prior water and power allocation statues quo before resuming talks with California and Nevada. If talks fail, Arizona plans preparation for Supreme Court filing. Nevada is expected to seek only its due share.
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Arizona
Colorado River
Wilbur
California
Nevada
Washington
United States Supreme Court
Men Only Precedent Sought In Arizona Pardons Row
The Arizona board will rule on Eva Dugant’s bid to commute her death sentence for a Pima County murder to life imprisonment. The text argues Dugant’s guilt is clear and condemns her as diabolically cunning, warning that granting the application would imply men should receive capital punishment, which is deemed unlawful discrimination.
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State Board of Pardons and Paroles
Eva Dugant
Pima County
Arizona Pioneers Historical Society Convention Set
The Arizona Pioneers Historical Society to hold its forty fifth annual convention in Tucson on Monday. Election of officers for the ensuing year will be featured at the gathering.
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Tucson
Ariz
The
Arizona Pioneers Historical Society
Globe-Home Dining Room on Oak Street Reborn as 32‑Room Hotel
A Globe-Home dining room on Oak Street is being rebuilt into a modern 32‑room hotel. Contractors and city planners expect new construction to boost local business and tourism.
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Globe
Oak ‘Street
Million Pounds Arizona Mohair Added To Pool
Nearly 1,000,000 pounds of mohair from Arizona will be added to the National Mohair Producers Cooperative Marketing Corporation pool. President Roy J. Davenport said mohair from Prescott Kingman Wickenburg and several Indian reservations will join. About 3,000,000 pounds have been pledged, with another million expected before spring sales. Mescalero Indians Wave pledged their entire product, and additional pledges are hoped from Lordsburg and Pinor New Mexico mohair raisers.
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Baureau
Radiax
Rhoads
Bureau
Phoenix
Ariz
Arizona
National Mohair Producers Cooperative Marketing Corporation
Roy J. Davenport
Davenport
Uvalde
Tex
Prescott
Kingman
Wickenburg
National Corporation
O. M. Re
Lordsburg and
Pinor
N. M
Gold Shipments to France Reported by Banks
New York Dec 28 AP two gold shipments planned for France tonight with Lazard Freres sending 10 thousand dollars and Keidelbach Ickelheimer & Co. arranging 1.25 million dollars aboard the S Sislaur etania according to reports in New York.
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New York
Lazard Freres
Keidelbach, Ickelheimer & Co
France
Chief Becomes Indian Bodenhamer Named Honorary Tribal Member
O L Bodenhamer national commander of the American Legion received honorary membership in the council of Shoshone and Bannock tribes on the Fort Hall reservation near Pocatello Idaho.
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Pocatello
Idaho
Council of
Fort Hall Reservation
Here
O. L. Bodenhamer
American Legion
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Winslow Navajo County
United Press Association
Newspaper Enterprise. Association
Winslow
Gadget
J.b.umph & CQ
Eis A Livewire
License Bureau
Winslow Mall
Winslow Woman's Club City Library
Supt
C. C. Gover
By J. Morris Richards
Navajo Reservation
Daily Citizen
Police Department
Dyer
Phoenix Gazette
Arizona Colorado River Commission
State of
I Rodney
Dutcher Vea
Indian Bureau
Historical Society
Florsheim Shoe
Ciate Fine Footwear
J. A. Greaves
Wiswell
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