RODEO’s Four Horsemen – 1936

Tucson NewsPaper 1936 RODEO’s Four Horsemen Have Eleven-Year Record of Work, Condron,  Mullins,  Kinney and Marshall Served Through Every Year That Show Has Been Staged in City And Have Had Same Posts Every Season This is the title which has been bestowed upon the quartet of officials who alone have a 100 per cent record…

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Cowboys are asked not to shoot up the town – 1925

Headline in the Arizona Daily Star in 1925 reads: “Cowboys are asked not to shoot up the town” Tucson in 1925 was a frontier town: The first Tucson Rodeo was held in the middle of Prohibition. With so many visitors expected, decisions were made to clean up the town. Arizona State Prohibition Director Frank Pool…

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