Change in Registration Not Allowed in Cochise County
Judge Lockwood in Tombstone denies a writ to force the Cochise County Recorder to alter voter registration. Nonpartisans cannot vote in the primary. party members may only vote for their party. Attorney General Wiley E. Jones' opinion contradicts the ruling but is overruled locally. Voters may change registration before September 2 at registration offices.
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Cochise County
Lockwood
Tombstone
James Chapman
Bisbee
Murphy
Chapman
St. David Items Chronicle Local News and Births
Lyle Tilton and Clarence Post left for Casa Grande for employment. A fine twelve pound baby boy arrived at the Tilton home. Mrs. Goodman has been ill for a week. Zettaanfield visited the Dick Heber ranch. Lofgreen children stay with relatives in St. David. Clarence Dannie and family from Mesa visit. N Pederson of Bisbee and Joe Judd of Casa Grande noted. Rose Busby visits aunt Mrs. Byron Merrill in Fairbank. Meier of Gila Valley visiting Mrs. J N Curtis Jr. Joe Goodman travels to Bisbee on business.
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L. V. Tilton
Mr. Goodman
P. A. Lofgreen
Clarence Dannie
Mesa
N. Pederson
Bisbee
Joe Judd
Casa Grande
Rose Busby
Byron Merrill
Fairbank
Miss Meier
Gila Valley
J. N. Curtis, Jr
Joe Goodman
Campaign Orator Leonard Martin to Speak September 7
Campaigner Leonard Martin will headline an event on September 7 with accompanist Gant a noted cornetist and singer. He is described as a vigorous self educated speaker with a strong message. his past includes serving as secretary to ex Governor Eugene Foss and staff work at the Boston Record. The program promises music and song plus available gasoline distillate and lubricating oils.
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Leonard Martin
Gant
New York
Los Angeles
Martin
Eugene Foss
Massachusetts
Boston Record
Miramonte Notes Highlight Home Arrival And Local Events
Special correspondent reports a baby boy born to Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert. Ida Anderson visits Whitewater. Heber Davis travels to Johnson on business. Relief Society meets at L D S Hall. Lofgreens visit St David. Nettie Miller Addie Goodman guests in town. A Thursday dance draws praise. Amy Skinner returns from California. Prospectors Kempf and Wallace return from Little Rincons with claimed mineral finds. Reverend Hedges to preach at Presbyterian Church. Benson Cannery operates with limited tomato supply. Cole Bros Circus exhibition delayed from Miami features parade and notable acts. Benson area hosts strong turnout for W. W. Cole circus.
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Cole Bros. Cirveus
Miami
W. W. Cole Circus
Benson Lumber and Commercial Co Keeps Large Stock On Hand
The Benson Lumber Co maintains a large inventory of lumber hardware and builders supplies for customer needs.
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Benson Lumber & Commercial Co
Eloquence and Song by Mrs Gradine Gammage
Arizona's renowned speaker Mrs Gradine Gammage addresses the Prohibition Situation outlining civic concerns and public sentiment. Her remarks highlight the era's debate and public call for policy clarity in a statewide context.
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Arizona
Mrs Doane Merrill Arizona Nightingale to Sing Friday
The Arizona Nightingale Mrs Doane Merrill, reared in Arizona and educated in America, has drawn praise from top critics for her superb singing. She headlines a concert Friday September 1 at K P Hall with free admission.
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Arizona
America
K. P. Hall
Improvements Around Huachuca Fort Huachuca Builds Wireless Station
The Fort Huachuca project brings a ground level wireless station with two 200 foot towers and a 2300 volt power supply. A new town named Overton is emerging near the reservation edge while two major regional needs are a bridge at Charleston and extension of Mountain States telephone service to connect Lewis Springs Overton Buena and the Fort for local ranchers.
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Fort Huachuca
Overton
Charleston
Mountain States Telephone System
Lewis Springs
Bisbee- Fairbank
Mountain States
Buena
Fort
Prospector
Death of Aged Woman Manuela Morena in Benson
Srta. Manuela Morena aged 66 died Monday afternoon August 14. Funeral services were held Tuesday at the Catholic Church with burial in Benson Cemetery. Morena was born in Sonora Mexico and had resided in Benson for many years.
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Srta
Manuela Morena
Benson
Sonora
Mexico
Bisbee Candidate Vaughan Enters Democratic Legislature Race
Frank J. Vaughan, longtime Benson resident now Bisbee businessman, enters the Legislature race as a Democrat. He is praised for honest convictions, straightforward principles, and active party work, with strong local support expected in the precinct.
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Frank J. Vaughan
Benson
Bisbee
Train death of Quartermaster-sergeant G O Phalon
Quartermaster-sergeant G O Phalon of the Eighth U S Infantry died of tuberculosis on the 8S P train No 16 at Mescal station while en route from San Francisco to Fort Bayard New Mexico. His remains were removed to the local station baggage room and coroner Judge Wm Shilliam arranged burial locally after inquiries yielded no replies. The body was interred the next day in Benson cemetery.
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G. O. Phalon
U. S. Infantry
Mescal Station
San Francisco
Fort Bayard
N. M
Wm. Shilliam
Benson Cemetery
Fall Faces Murder Trial After Lunacy Hearing
Jack Fall was tried before a lunacy board after months in Nogales jail awaiting trial for the murder of Tom Castlebury in the Patagon ia blacksmith shop. The board failed to prove insanity, and he will likely face trial at the October term of the Superior court.
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Jack Fall
Nogales
Tom Castlebury
Patagonia
Fall
Castlebury
Patagonian
Bank of Benson Ad Promises Personal Service and 4% Time Deposits
To build a permanent growing business the Bank of Benson offers individual attention and an efficient staff to meet the needs. It pays four percent on time deposits and provides services including rent houses, collections, and notary public. Mary F. Titus.
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Bank OF Benson
Mary F. Titus
Frost Wins Prize Shooting Contest At Hercules Trophy Event
Sunday afternoon August 20 final shoot of the Hercules trophy contest saw Chas. W. Frost win with two horseshoe pockets score. John Profitt placed second, narrowly behind. EH A Brown’s rifle misfired scattering bullets away from target.
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Chas. W. Frost
John Profitt
EH. A. Brown
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Lyle Tilton
Clarence Post
Miss Zettaanfield
Dick Heber
C. F. Moss
Maier Bros
General Merchandise
Benson Lumber
the Bank of Benson
Benson and Vicinity
Sears, Roebuck & Co
Montgomery Ward & Co
Miramonte
Stork
Heber Davis
Johnson
Relief Society
L. D. S. Hall
Mrs. Lofgreen
Nettie Miller
Addie Goodman
Misses Bears
Dora Naegle
Amy Skinner
California
George Kempf
Bob Wallace
Little Rincons
Presbyterian Church Services
T. J. Hedges
The
Presbyterian Church
the Cannery
Mrs. Gradine Gammage
Mrs. Doane Merrill
Huachuca
Murry Variety Store
C. W. Frost
John T. Proffitt
E. A. Brown
Oa. Utes
Ieee
J. W. Cull
S. M. Davis
Lige Summers
Ation Abe Ee
Wm. Murry
John Sheper
West
6Th St
Cal
Thos. E. Thorpe
Benson Feed Corral
Sam Wilson
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