Longest English word debate spans Gargantuan lists
The London Academy lists gargantuan terms such as ultradise Establishmentarianist and honorificabilitudinitatibus, notes on Llanfairpwllgwyngyllgogerychwyrndrobwllandysiliogogogoch, and jokes about toothache cures. It contrasts with Villa expedition news and Tombstone’s quiet populace.
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London Academy
Walter Scott
Shakespeare
Rabelais
Academy
Justice Lawrance
Angelesey Assizes
Bryn Roberts
M. P
Llanfair
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Arizona Walnut Grafting Promises New Industry
Professors Rockfellow and Beiderman tour Cochise locality to graft English walnuts onto native trees. They aim to boost Arizona farms with grafted walnut groves, following Beiderman’s successful plant experiments. A University pamphlet explains the method for farmers to adopt this year.
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J A. Rockfellow
R. Beiderman
Tombstone
Rockfellow
Cochise
Helversmann
Mr. Rockfellow
Beidermann
Rock Fellow
Rockillow
Meermann
Jek
Aso
Reidermann
University of Arizona
Arizona
Rork Fellow
Earnings of P. D. Co Show Great Increase
The New York port of Phelps, Deder and Co reports extended December receipts totaling 1,081,512, up from 6,668.53 the prior period. The company earned 26 percent on 43,000,000 common stock, vs 10.5 percent previously, with a surplus of 720 compared to 555,980 last year.
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New York
Phelps, Deder and Co
Tungsten Ore Shipped From Dragoons Claims Near Benson
A group led by Messie Tribolet, McNaught, Harmon and Firestald shipped about a thousand pounds of tungsten ore from claims in the Dragoons, roughly fourteen miles east of Benson. The ore tested 65 percent purity and netted the shippers $2.25 per pound from a Philadelphia firm. They began surface work and expect ongoing shipments during development.
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Mon
Firestald
Dragoons
Philadelphia
Benson Signal
Texans Will Celebrate At McNeal Next Month
Dougls Arizona March 25 11 Fastor The Prospector Tombstone Arie Tear The former Texans of Arizona will fold their annual San Jacinry Dy celebration at McNeal Arizona Reader invitation extends to Texans in Arizona to attend and meet old friends from the Lone Star State Judge M Jackson of El Paso renowned Texas speaker will address the event with fanc y roping riding and a concert band expected from the First Cavalry. Low railroad rates hoped for but not yet announced. All nationalities invited and welcome. Send lists of Texas friends for detailed information. Arizona Texas Society President
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Arizona
San Jacinry
Gow Huot
Tom W Nealon
Phoenix
An M. Jackson
E Paso
Judge Jackson
Texa
State Bar Association
Dallas
Texas
Douglas
Judge Lockwood Decides Water Case in Pinal County
Judge Lockwood completed the settlement of the Pinal county water priority case after a month’s work with Judge Baughn assisting. About 50,000 acres and 258 defendants were involved, with filings judged from individual positions. The decision will be forwarded to Florence for detailed announcement. Court Reporter John W. Walkes served as referee in the lengthy testimony.
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Douglas
Lockwood
Pinal
Griminal Calendar Cleared For Term
The griminal calendar was cleared today with most burglary cases set for later. Jobin Jullien faced an act of violence with a deadly weapon charge, pled simple rebellion, and received a sentence. Miguel Ramirez was convicted of burglary and sentenced to more than five years in the state penitentiary. Franciscn Renderames, convicted of narcotics sale, received a lengthy term and a fine. Kin Cantone pled guilty and was sentenced to days in jail plus fines. others await appeals or new trials.
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Jobin Jullien
Miguel Ramirez
Oray
Franciscn
Frank Douay
Presbyterial Society Holds Meeting at Benson
The Southern Arizona Presbyterial Society held its annual convention in Benson on Wednesday and Thursday. Fourteen delegates and visitors praised Benson for courtesies, with officers chosen for the coming year including honorary president Mee Dur ley Hisber and president Mre Fraser Bovglas. Musical numbers delighted attendees before a social toffee reception served by church ladies.
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Benson
Southern Arizona Presbyterial Society
Mee Durley
Hisber
Mre Fraser
Bovglas
Viete Presdent
Mee Corry
Webb
Frank Joie
Bisve
Brower
Pension Law Question Debated Before Supreme Court
The Arizona Supreme Court heard arguments on Will Look At Pension Law in Phoenin. Proponents argued the old age and mothers' pension act is constitutional while opponents contended it removes asylums from state control. Assistant Attorney George Harben argued for the state, while WE Ryan represented the opposition. The case concerns pensions and potential impact on state hospitals for the insane.
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Phoenin
Supreme Court
Supcort
Apache County
George Crosby
T Tre State Board of Control
George Harben
WE. Ryan
Fennemore Ryan
Hopitel
Arizona Medical Association Plans Twenty-Fifth Session
Phoenix March 2 Plans are under way for the twenty fifth annual session of the Arizona Medical Association an organization of health officers of the state and its affiliates. The four day gathering opens April 24 with meetings of the State Health Association and the Arizona Society for the Study and Prevention of Tuberculosis followed by scientific programs and social events each evening. Dr Kov Thomas of Phoenix is president and Dr C E Yount of Prescott is secretary.
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Arizona Medical Associatom
State Health Association
Arizona Society For the Study and Prevention of Tuberculosis
Arizona Medical Association
Kov ‘Thomas
C. E. Yount
Prescott
Judge A F Parsons Dies by Own Hand in Douglas
Word reached Tombstone that Judge A F Parsons, attorney and deputy assessor under E A Hughes, killed himself with a revolver shortly after noon in Douglas. Parsons had served as assessor for Douglas after C Gleeson’s death. Hughes would handle the office matters while further details were awaited.
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Tombstone
A. F. Parsons
E A. Hughes
Hughes
Douglas
Parsons
E. C. Gleeson
Sheriff Murphy Not Out for Reelection in Martial Law Era
March 28 report on Sheriff Wheeler Murphy weighing future race as martial law era tensions rise. Cites opposition via Douglas and others, notes Murphy’s past service, expenses, and potential successor chatter including Miss Mary Harton amid internal party speculation. Local observers expect formal declaration soon in Agua Brie area.
Teey Announces Bid for County Treasurer Seat
The county race sees A Teey, former chief deputy treasurer, enter the contest this fall. He is connected with the courthouse for years and seeks support from county voters and party members.
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Ko Murphy
Enna Tollay
A. Teey
Tiukime
Abe
Ivey
Pace East
Court Bence
Bermk
Commission Meets With Mine Operators Committee
In Phoenix on March 24 the commission met with mine operators to discuss valuation methods for producing mines. The committee and commission agreed on criteria to classify mines by ore bodies and growth prospects and to apply different value factors to gold, lead, and silver properties. The commission will use a flexible valuation method rather than rigid laws.
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Cutt
Mitten
Han
Commatter
Sin de Main
Comuis Gon
Judge May Have To Stand Re election
Phoenix report outlines conflicting views on whether Judge Frank Lynn must seek re election. Some lawyers argue his appointed term expires next January with the vacancy filled at the next general election, while others cite an alternative reading of the constitutional provisions.
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Phoenix
Frank Lynn
Atttorneys
Superior Court
Whole Family Benefits From Wonderful Remedy
A fragmented notice describes a remedy claimed to aid the whole family under current conditions. It notes repeated strain and fatigue, affecting work, sleep, and daily life. The text suggests trying a product named HOMATERE to improve health.
St. Miles Anti Pain Pills Advertised for Relief
An aged fragment from Miles Medical Co presents St Miles anti pain pills claimed to relieve various aches. The ad copies a testimonial from a Georgia writer praising the remedy and notes a price of 25 cents for a bottle.
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St. Miles
Miles Medical CO
Eiknart
Beware of Mercury Containing Catarrh Ointments
Warning about catarrh ointments that contain mercury. Claims of internal use and unsafe ingredients are noted. Mentions a product named Catarrh Cure manufactured in Ohio by PLS Cheney & Co. Statements warn readers to avoid fake or unsafe remedies and to seek genuine treatments.
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Hever
Sarept
Toles
Ohio
PLS
Cheney
Old Way of Cleaning Clothes Before Soap Era
A brief note describes pre soap cloth washing practices using water alone. It mentions rinsing with dew or moisture and a traditional method, reflecting older domestic routines. It preserves eye for historical everyday life and household labor.
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