Mesa and Tempe Notes Highlight Fall Events
Daily reports from Mesa and Tempe include Chaplain Scott’s visit, new offices opening, a grand Ward Amusement Society ball, Arabian Nights performances, and local theatre praise. Cattle movement, theater plans, and social events fill pages as readers see Mesan figures like Floods, Pomeroy, and Miss Griffin involved in community life.
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Scott
Scottsdale
Mesa
Attorney Johnson
Barnett
Ducet
Pres. Hakes
Bishop Horn
Jack Stewart
J. Holdren
Mrs. Longmore
Kert’ Bowen
Mrs. Williams
Phoenix
J. F. McFarland
Goldfield
Home Dramatic Association
Forest Fiood
Jerome K. Jone
New Hall
Homeramatic Association
Mrs. Floods
Geo Oe
Dobson
Frank Pomeroy
Harry D Haines
Free Press
Diotic
Daly
The
Mutual Improvement Association
Uncle Joshua
Jérome K. Jerome
Flood
Amatic Association
China crisis prompts calls at the state department
Washington notes indicate China appears to appeal to the United States in its extremity with Manchuria in focus. Russia has not spoken since Count Cassini’s last communication. The Chinese sense a crisis and believe the powers must act immediately to shape Manchuria’s fate.
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Russia
Journal-M Ner
China
Manchuria
State Department
Aeros Sendeters
A. B. Coox
Bellefontaine
Ohio
Canada
United States
Wetern
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Mesa Free Press
Lehi
Caddie Jones
B. Farlan Johnson
Talma Pomeroy
Ward Amusement Committee
Stapley’s
Stapleys
Stanley
Tempe
Mesarday
H. Fulton
Relief Society
Tessa
Mars
Roosevelt
Duquesne Kennel Club
Pittsburg
St. Louis
Butte, Mont
Alabama
Hawaii
Mrs. Nation
Billy Kelly
Bishee
Florence
Cape Town
Minneapolis
Count von Waldersee
San Francisco
Harrison
Indiaapolis
Mexico
Congregational Conference of
Kansas and
Missouri
Kansas City
Globe
Ruxgia
Yuma
Anduor Vickers
Cochise Review
J. Pierpont’ Morgan
Europe
Geo. W. Streater
Lake Michigan
Chicago
Admiral Schley
South Atlantic
Jessie Morrisor
Eldorado
Kan
Daniel Jones
Preston
Kansas
Botha
South Carolina
Arizona
Tucson
Washington
Cassini
Powers
United States Land Office
Jonathan Holdren
Meea
Maricopa County
Ordof
G&srb&m
District Court
Phoenx
Chales
Lewis Jesse Dobson
Jesse Hill
Charles P. Hill
Mesa Arizona
Milito
R. Moore
Viret Pub
Tuocson
Mary D. Leebrick
Maricopa
County
Srbe&m
Chuaries B. Lewis
Jesse D. Hobson
Milton
Moore, Hagister
Tooton
Arzona
John P. Leebrick
HE People's Store
Mdse
Wwd
A. Cha
Mesa City Bank
Mesa, Arizona
F. L. Waring
W.H. Conk
J. G. Spangler
Cashier
A. O. McQueen
W. H. Code
A. J. Chandler
J. L Waring
Phil Mts
Q. G. Spangler
Chas
Bus General
Chase National Bank
New York Bank of California
Bas “Franctke Nt
Ualif
Los Angeles
California Valley Bank
Saspacean
Natonal Bank
Geo.Sidebotham
Thacher
B.O
Locks and Jeweley
M.N Johnson’s
Guar NP
Desort Lang
States Land Office
Tucso
Bersie Teale
G &Srb& M
Charles B. Lewis
Mera
Milton RE. Moore
Keister
Notary Public Collections
Ellish Johnson
Arthur Hummington
Bagdad
Forest
Flood Ralph Armerod
F. J. Pomeroy
Joshua Gilderbrand
H. L.haines Dobson
Rosa
A.hunsaker
A. Hunsaker
Phiny
Vtorman
M Eurn
Sherwin William's
Alhamera Hotel
W. B. Barbour
FP. T. Paineray & Co
Acker
J. W. Baily
Bariey Proeviat
Pacific Coast
Syra Co
Gansome Br
Sap Pragcisco
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