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Years Ago: May 16, 1913 “If there was anybody in for life or facing a death sentence for what I alone have done, I would certainly tell You so.” That is as near as Good win came to making a __ state ment before being taken to the scaffold on which he died at Globe for th murder of Alfred Hillpot and Fred Kibbe on Tuesday. Said United States Attorney Joseph Morrison who re turned from Globe yesterday, “I saw the execution from the crowd. At first I thought I would be affected but I noticed nothing as the prepara tions went on. Goodwin's action on the scaffold were filthy. He cursed everybody within hearing in the foul est language. The sound of the break ing of his neck was heard across the street, a When the members of the house of representatives reached their accus tomed places yesterday morning they found on their desks small volumes containing one verse from the New Testament, with the best wishes of the chaplain, Rev. W. R. Thornton. Many of the members took occasion to thank Mr. Thornton, . It was made known yesterday that the high school cafeteria during the Past year has been operated at a gmail profit. The plan is to serve the stu dents with food at actual cost. As soon as the books have been posted 2 dividend among the students will be declared and paid. A few cents will be returned on each of the 1600 cou pon books purchased at $1 each. Mrs. Eugene Brady O'Neill gave the Students of the high school yesterday a practical talk on methods of voting. She outlined the growth of the suf frage movement and explained the whole system of registration and vot er supe ted add nd. AS dec ming gave no end of trouble in the western part of the city yesterday. A large Airedale ran amoke, biting other dogs and kept it up until Judge A. S. Hawkins dispatched the animal with a well-directed shot. An examination will be made today to de termine weither the dog was actually afflicted with rabies..~ = The fourth summer session of the hi school ‘will open May 25. The school will be conducted by Professor Fonez, head of the science department, and Professor Michael, head of the commercial department .. ‘They will be assisted by other members of the fac us 40 Years Ago: May 16, 1893 C. H. Leonard and J. H. Bradish of North Dakota yesterday purchased the Phoenix cannery, paying $11,500 for the plant. Mr. Leonard handled the products of this cannery last season and said that the goods put up in Phoenix were the best in the market. The new purchasers have had much experience in this business and will enlarge the plant to meet the growing demand for its goods. Mr. Bradish says that through the efforts of Mr. Leonard a large number of families will come from North Dakota next fall. John Agard, Ed Metcalf and B. H. Reynolds returned yesterday from Minnehaha Flat where they went to look at some mining property. They found A. T. March’s mine turning out gold in large quantities. Their team ran away while they were returning and all except Agard were thrown out and more or less injured. The boys were all asleep in the wagon and the team was left to itself A. L. Henshaw returned yesterday, morning from Galveston where he been on a business trip for sive weeks. He says that because of the late torrential rains the whole state of Texas looks like a lake. H. C. Boone, secretary of the Worlds’ Fair board, left last night for Tucson and other points in the south ern pere of the territory. He will shortly wind up the business of the board here before leaving for the fair .The first carload of apricots was shipped out last night by Dunn and Forsee. The fruit was in prime con dition and was packed so that it wi arrive at its destination in good shape .S. A. Davidson yesterday gold to Captain E.A. Poyen seven lots in Block T. University addition, for $5,000. Captain Poyen has great faith in the future of the Salt River Valley and will invest more money in city property. James M’Millan, superintendent of the Gila Bend Construction company, came in Sunday from Gila Bend. ‘ Governor’ Hughes yesterday air pointed. George P. Thornton’ of Wil liams to be a member of the livestock’ sanitary board. 2 Phoenix is to have another drug store to be operated by J. A. Kurtz and E. S. Wakeliz, late arrivals in the city. . * BE Reynolds’ will leave tonight for Yuma to visit his family.
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Arizona Independent Republic
Phoenix, Arizona, US
Tue, May 16, 1933
Page 14
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Dan W.
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