Cattlemen Urged to Advertise Meat to Save Industry
Arizona cattlemen at the twenty first annual Arizona Cattle Growers association convention opened in Douglas amid optimism from a strong season. More than 100 delegates from four states gathered as Henry G. Boyce urged large scale meat advertising to counter grain product campaigns and preserve the cattle industry.
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Douglas
Ariz
Arizona Cattle Growers’ Association
Arizona
Henry G. Boyce
Phoenix
Association
Boyce
Four More Days Before Votes Drop In Mail Campaign
The article outlines a bill in the eighth legislature to abolish the state engineer office and create a five member highway commission to oversee construction and maintenance. It sets taxes, funding, and administrative changes, with an emergency measure bypassing referendum and a focus on voting in a mail campaign contest with prizes.
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Phoenix
State Highway Commission
Senate
Committee On
Secretary of State
Commission
Highway Department
State Highway Department
Tecess
The
Daily Mail
Winslow Daily Mail
Weather notes for Arizona Winslow region Wednesday Thursday
Mostly fair conditions expected in the west and unsettled in the east on Wednesday with little temperature change. Thursday should bring fair skies and stable temperatures. Snowy north and rain or snow south are listed for Menico with colder conditions in the north and east. extreme east portions to be much colder. Windslow scene from Santa Fe Weather Observer H. J. Fouts notes high temperatures around Tow temperate area.
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Arizona
Menico
Winslow
H. J. Fouts
Santa Fe Weather Observer
Tow Temperate
Help Your Favorite Now Campaign Push Urges Subscriptions
Several candidates in the Daily Mail Subscription Campaign urge supporters to give subscriptions before Saturday February 12 to maximize votes. Promised subscriptions do not count until submitted, and long term subscriptsions are encouraged to boost candidate totals with targets ranging up to 25 000 votes.
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Daily Mail
Peterson Wins $11,484 Verdict for Injuries
In Holbrook Superior Court a jury awarded C. I. Peterson of Winslow $11,481 in damages from the A T and S F railroad for injuries after being struck by a water crane near Flagstaff. The trial began a week earlier, with witnesses from Winslow testifying and the plaintiff seeking $50,000.
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Ibrook
C. I. Peterson
Peterson
Railroad Company
Flagstar
Winslow
P. A. Sawyer
W. N. Ferguson
Holbrook
Robert Brennan
Los Angeles
W. P. Geary
C. B. Wilson
Flagstaff
Arizona House Passes Colorado River Commission Bill
In Phoenix the Arizona House voted 37 to 15 for a Senate measure creating a permanent Colorado River Development Commission of ten members. Governor Hunt pledged to veto. The bill carries an emergency clause and would require a three fourths vote to override a veto, with an amended appropriation of 100000 dollars to run the commission, down from 200000.
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Douglas
Ariz
Hunt
Cattlemens’ Convention
House
Colorado River Development Commission of
Tew
Phoenix
Senate
Colorado River Development Commission
Gladys Walker
Daugherty Trial Opens in New York Court
In New York on February 8 1924 Harry M Daugherty former cabinet member faced a federal court jury as U S Attorney Harry B Buckner opened the case alleging graft and influence peddling Miller a former alien property custodian sat with no evident reaction during Buckners four hour opening Buckner criticized the defense for inflammatory rhetoric as the trial progressed
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New York
Saps
Harry M. Daugherty
Harding
United States
Hmary B. Buckner
Daugherty
Buckmer
Thomas W. Miller
Buckner
U. S
Miller
Senator Norbeck Hurt In Accident
Senator Norbeck of South Dakota was injured in an automobile collision tonight. He was taken to Sibley Hospital where officials said his injuries were not serious.
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Crawford
Santa Cruz
Washington
Norbeck
South Dakota
Sibley Hospital
Liberals And Conservatives In New Battle
Fighting continues in Chinandega sixty miles from Managua as liberals strengthen holds in the central district with four machine guns atop Calvario church. Generals Parajon and Viquez direct liberal and conservative forces amid ongoing air raids and disrupted communications.
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Managua
Nicaragua
Chinandega
Calvario Church
Parajon
Viquez
Chinandaga
Corinto
Diego Vargan
Gomez
Quezalaque
Ashfork brakeman dies in railroad accident
Otto McMullan a Santa Fe switchman at Ashfork died after being run over by a locomotive yesterday morning. He had worked only two weeks and was awaiting his wife from Kansas City who has been notified. He died in Prescott where he was taken for treatment.
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Winslow Daily Mail
Ashfork
Otto McMullan
Santa Fe
Prescott
McMullan
Kansas City
Portuguese Censorship Presses Lisbon Blackout
A London dispatch notes censorship remains in force in Lisbon with no reports reaching the capital today. The censorship has closed the flow of events, keeping the situation in Lisbon hidden from the outside.
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Lonpon
Lisbon
Tri State talks on Colorado River plan continue in session
In Los Angeles a tri state conference on Colorado River development debates a new Arizona division of water and power revenue proposal. Officials say the plan is being examined piece by piece to form opinions on unrevealed features.
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Los Angeles
Colorado River
Arizona Commission
Boulder Canyon dam bill faces push on House floor
Representatives Winter and Lea pressed for quick action on the Boulder Canyon dam project arguing flood control and irrigation needs require prompt consideration. Chairman Smith disclosed private efforts to win preferred status for the measure before the Rules Committee amid cross state tax concerns from Arizona.
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Washington
Feb. S
Boulder Canyon
Winter
Wyoming
Lea
California
Colorado River
Smith
Irrigation Committee
Rufles Committee
Imperial Valley
Arizona
Rules Committee
House
Montana Senate Favors Child Labor Amendment
Helena Montana February AP reports the Montana Senate approved a child labor constitutional amendment 28 to 21 placing Montana fifth among states to approve the proposal. The chamber had not yet taken final passage when the measure was supported, while earlier states Arkansas Arizona California and Wisconsin had ratified.
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Helena
Mont
Montana
Senate
Arkansas
Arizona
California
Wisconsin
Four Die From Gas In Los Angeles Cottage
Four bodies found in the cottage of Joseph Winters in Los Angeles died of asphyxiation police ruled. Victims Ralph Sperry Mary Kistler Ruby Vallon and Winters were aged two men in their early thirties and two women in their mid twenties. A gas range was burning when investigators entered after neighbors reported concern.
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Los Angeles
Joseph Lee Winters
Winters
Ralph Sperry
Mary Kistler
Ruby Vallon
Scotland
Unmarried Mother Dieing Mystery Probed in Bisbee
Micala Barrigan a 20 year old unmarried mother died suddenly after sending a note to Justice L T Frazier requesting his presence at her bedside. Post mortem found no poison no foul play no natural cause and no clear reason for her death though officials investigate the lone signal of a desire to die and a sworn statement.
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Moon
Frazier
American Aviators Lee Moon and William Brooks in Diaz Regime Service
The state department disclaims knowledge of how Lee Moon and William Brooks came to serve with Diaz government forces in Managua. They are officially listed as Diaz employees but were not recommended by Washington and the department has no record of their current status.
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Washington
State Department
Lee Moon
William Brooks
Managua
Postmaster Held in Arizona Stolen Property Case
T P McGinnis postmaster and Kelton general store keeper waived preliminary hearing with a $4000 bond and remains jailed in Tombstone. Investigators, aided by Dolores Sullivan, uncovered a still at the Stidham ranch near Kelton and search for liquor. County attorney Gentry warns a mammoth narcotics ring may be involved with smuggling from Fronteras Mexico into the US. A third robber gang member, linked to Dolores and her husband, faces possible murder charges and is expected to provide further statements.
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Douglas, Ariz
T. P. McGinnis
Kelton
Douglas
Sulphur Springs
Tombstone
George R. Henshaw
Dolores Sullivan
Stidham Ranch
Dolores
James T. Gentry
Dispatch
Fronteras
Mexico
United States
Arizona
Gentry
Apache County
Cafe Adverts Want To See You Provokes Raid
New York officers raided a well known restaurant on Thirtieth street and Broadway after the proprietor advertised "I want to see you" with phrases about Hofbrau. The manager and head waiter were arrested, but no liquor stock was found in the four story building. Monitors searches left employees under subpoenas.
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New York
Feb. S
August Janssen
Hofbrau
Inna
Janssen
Thirtieth Street
Broadway
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