Police Raid Yields Fines For Disturbing The Peace
Friday night officers led by Rube Neil and Guy Walters with Judge Bruchman handled a busy legal night. M. H. Bell colored paid 15 on a 25 dollar fine and promised to pay the rest on a charge of disturbing the peace. Bell also faced a liquor ownership dispute at the Bell home, with a 10 dollar fine for Eugene Conle found there. Manuel Romarez and Harless Madrid were among temporary occupants. both were fined 10 dollars for disturbance of the peace. Almanso and Ycag Lopez were amid a fifth contest on the south side, arrested and fined 10 dollars each for disturbance of the peace. Wayne Honeycutt, Pierce Hesser, Trettuon and W H Sims were held on peace-related charges, fined 15 dollars each.
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Guy
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Manuel “Romarez
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Hesser
Wayne Honeycutt
Pierce
Treetu
Ubdtterson
W.H. Sims
Aspinwall Street
Mars
Local Diamond Players Preview Nationals Team
The article notes Ferenc Daca and others likely to start for the Nationals with Winslow fans recalling Baca as a top passer in the region. Mentions of injuries and shaping tactics suggest early season expectations for the squad.
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Daca
Ferenc
Baca
Sadoe Rubi
Tun Dmgaaip
Winslow
Proposals to move elk questioned after Chiricahua survey
A three day forest range trip by government and university representatives, sportsmen, and game groups in the Chiricahua mountains concluded the elk herd should likely remain and not be transplanted. Final decision rests with the Cattlemen's Association based on investigators' findings.
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Douglas
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Chiricahua
Agricultural Department
University
Ladies Auxiliary Initiates Six Into Railroad Lodge
The Ladies Auxiliary to the Brotherhood of Railway Trainmen held a Thursday eve initiation of six new members Zada Purdy Florence Pinto Clarabel French Eva Rhoades Nellie Eastman and Della Carter. Following the ceremony refreshments were served by Mrs Susie Jarmad Peterson Etta Parks and Are Kutcher as assistants.
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Brotherhood of Railway Trainmen
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Purdy
Florence Pinto
Clarabel French
Eva 4Fordan
Nellie Eastman
Della Carter
Susie Jarmad
Peterson
Etta Parks
Are Kutcher
Forest Fire Dangers Rise As Summer Heat Spreads
Arizona and New Mexico face extreme fire danger with high winds and humidity near critical levels. Officials warn a single careless act could ignite a large blaze, aided by past fires started by discarded materials, with crews battling outbreaks near Pinos Altos and several forest districts issuing alerts.
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Arizona Forest
New Mexico
Gila
Pinos Altos
Datils
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