TH-321.01 - "Law Enforcement South of the Salt, 1871-1968"

File Contents:

"Law Enforcement South of the Salt, 1871-1968," by E. Worth Farley, published as a series in Tempo magazine, Tempe Daily News, 1975:
  • 27 Jun 1975 - Law Enforcement South of the Salt
  • 3 Jul 1975 - The Murder That Shook The Valley
  • 18 Jul 1975 - Law Enforcement in 'Old West' Tempe
  • 25 Jul 1975 - Booze, Beer, Bootleggers and Bawdy Houses
  • 1 Aug 1975 - Suicide, the Big Flood, Ostriches and Opium
  • 15 Aug 1975 - Murder, More Murder and a Bank Fails
  • 22 Aug 1975 - Crime Flourished During Depression Era
  • 29 Aug 1975 - Crime Exploded in Post-war Period
  • 5 Sep 1975 - Memories of Tempe's Longest-Term Police Chief
  • 12 Sep 1975 - 'Father Confessor' Saw Life As It Was
  • 19 Sep 1975 - Lawyers, Depositions and that 'Gol Darned' Phone
  • 26 Sep 1975 - Fights, Tempe Beach, Cafes, Indians and Booze
  • 3 Oct 1975 - Tempe Drunks, Cons, Car Chases and a Suicide Spark Cop's Memory
  • 10 Oct 1975 - "When I Kissed Her . . . Her Face Was Too Rough For a Girl"
  • 17 Oct 1975 - Allie's Law, Tragedy, Police Deduction and Brutality
  • 24 Oct 1975 - Kidnapping Coeds, Shaving Victims and Learning Lessons
  • 31 Oct 1975 - Investigating Tempe's First Bank Robbery & A Christmas Murder
  • 7 Nov 1975 - Falsehoods Precede Truth
  • 14 Nov 1975 - Honor's Trial, Testimony and Sentence
  • 21 Nov 1975 - ASU Coed Murdered
  • 5 Dec 1975 - From a Steel Cage to a 'Palace'