Ojeda Refuses Surrender Death By Own Action
General Ojeda vows to die by his own sword rather than surrender or cross into the United States. He defies nearly 2000 state troops besieging the Mexican border town of Neco as rebels reportedly receive ammunition for a renewed attack. Captain Miranda Mendoss, Ojeda’s aide, died from wounds yesterday. his widow and children are cared for.
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United States
Ojeda
Fca
Neco
Miranda Mendoss
Honors Awarded At University Meet in Tucson
In the University meet in Tucson the first night honors were awarded. Mise Ione Greenleaf of Yuma received a prize and Mise Nellie Teasdate of Phoenix won second place. Roy Richards of Tempe High School won first in the oratorical contest with Jackson of Mesa taking second.
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Tucson
Mise Ione Greenleaf
Yume Ae
Bret Piice
Mise Nel
Lie Teasdate
Phoenix
Roy Richards
Tempe High School
Jackson
Mesaigb Choo
Sonora Pressures for Funds to Support Revolution
The Sonora government broadcasts notices April declaring salaries cut and loans from state payrolls to fund the revolutionary effort against Dias Huerta. Miners and mineral landowners are warned taxes must be paid to the state within eight days or face unspecified penalties. The state has already secured 15,000 pesos from the people of Can.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sonora
Dias-Huerta
Iie
Cans
Supreme Court Decision of Great Importance
The Arizona Supreme Court ruled the Wood Allen case settling more than one matter by upholding a lower court ruling. The decision validates all laws and constitutional amendments on the November ballot, including the equal suffrage amendment the game law scent tare law and full crew law.
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Arizona
State Supreme Court
Wood Allen
Allen
Arizona Forms State High School Athletic Association
The Arizona State High School Athletic Association is formed with a Tucson approval of its constitution and by-laws. Harold Steele of Tucson Highs serves as president, Frank Hart of Prescott High as vice president, and GE Cornelius of Winslow High as secretary-treasurer. The association will govern state contests and disputes will go to the three officers.
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Arisons High Schools
Middle West
Arizona State High School Athletic Association
Tucson
Harold Steele
Tucson High School
Frank Hart
Preesott High School
GE Cornelius
Winslow High School
Sis
Petitions to Vote on Capital Punishment Progress
Petitions asking that the question of capital punishment be submitted to voters are being received rapidly. Kenneth MacNichols and Jobo D Dinven started the effort and have gathered several hundred names to file with the secretary of state in the coming days, with about 2500 signatures expected.
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Vest
Kenneth MacNichols
Jobo D Dinven
Doings In the Superior Court
Court reports from Tombstone recount Deputy Sheriff A W Howe arresting a Bisbee burglar tied to a Gilman jewelry store robbery. Jewel thefts recovered, possible recovery of remaining goods, and ongoing court actions include demurrers, dismissals, and pleas with multiple date-set cases.
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Ruins
A W Howe
Phoenix
Pape' 10
Gilman
Bisbee
Tombstone
Howe
Makie
Jan Evicleot
Uniform Textbook Law Opposed by High School Officials
At a Toccon meeting unanimous opposition emerged against the uniform textbook law for high schools. A committee was appointed to urge amendment to Governor Hont, arguing to strike the words high school from the bill. The Prosepot principal kicked off the debate weeks ago and PC Philbrook of Bisbee carried the motion with no objections.
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Tet
Toccon
Hont
Waa
Philbrook
Bisbee
Registration Books Open to Ladies in Cochise County
Cochise County opens registration for qualified electors not on the 1912 General Register, with registration closing May 1. A letter from County Recorder Owen E Murpay reminds women voters that blanks were mailed for registration and that eligibility follows state enfranchisement for the fall election. Deputy Jos. A. Ivey signs the notice.
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Cochise County
Coch County
Murphy
Owen E. Murpay
County Recorder
A. 1Vey
Sims of Cochise May Be President of Senate
A Phoenix dispatch reports Senator Sims of Cochise county intends to seek the presidency of the senate after the extra session to aid party advantage and expedite business. Some Cuniff supporters acknowledge his selection would help everyone, given his noted abilities.
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Sims
Cochise
Senate
Phoenix
Upoo
Srasion
Cochise County
Businose
Bvem
Cuniff
Bim
Recall Petition Aims To Remove County Doctor
In Tombstone and Douglas reports the board of supervisors debates Dr Reeda l s charges while local women announce plans for a recall petition to remove the medical superintendent from the county hospital. Public support and likely opposition from the doctor’s camp loom as the effort unfolds.
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Reeda'l
Board of Supervisors
Tombstone
Douglas
Beepitel
Arizona Governor Sets Third Special Session Call
Governor George Huot and aides work on a third Arizona legislature session. A late finish and Friday public release are planned. Sam L Pattee drafts a list of laws needing revision to align with the constitution as the call will cite these acts.
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George Huot
Bie
Leroy Ladd
Resistants
Arizona
Sam L Pattee
Gasette
Hunther
Seston
Court Cases and Probate Notices Summary
Court filings show suit numbers and parties including WH Hamilton versus John V Prow for debt 800 and a judgment in suit 730 as well as May G Watson and Dr T J Wateuu Cr in divorce with judgment in suit 314. State versus William Shil Mann back taxes and CE Elimword Dre 4 W Hoorighaueer Or 1080.12. PROBATE PROCEEDINGS discuss the estate of J A Smith with distribution of balances, creditors notice, appraisers Kenyon, J Bright, J M Cabell and W A Sherwood. minors Lareen Owen and Kilborn with sale and final account matters. May 9 bearing cause why real estate should not be sold and petitions amended. Ross Johnson order confirming sale, D McPhono approving sale agreement.
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William Shil
Mann
Elimword
D Danieleon
J Bright
J M Cabell
W A Sherwood
Kenyon
Real Ca
Tate Lareen
Kilborn Minors
Ross Johnson
D McPhono
Weather telephone network to deliver daily forecasts
After months of work by Section Director Robert R Briggn the United States Weather Bureau and Mountain States Telephone and Telegraph will wire daily weather forecasts to 31 Arizona towns. The system will deliver a complete forecast each morning after 10 o clock to the chief operator in each town and then to thousands of telephone subscribers.
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Robert R. Briggn
Arizons
United States Weather Bureau
Mountain States Telephone & Telegraph Company
All Brigge
Phoenix
Wamsley Charged With Libel Over Prison Official Dishonesty
Phoenix dispatch reports J C Wamsley secretary of the state prison indicted for libel of Colonel Thomse Weedie of Florence. Indictment claims Weedie dishonest and untrue and accuses him of consuming 600 feet of sewer pipe from the prison. Senators are denounced for returning Wamsley’s letter to Weedie, providing evidence for the charge.
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Phoenix
Hant
J C Wamsley
State
Thomse F Weedie
Florence
Wamsles
Weedie
Wameley
Weedin
Safety Special Visits Tombstone in Western Division
The Safety Special of the El Paso and Southwestern railroad arrived in Tombstone for yard and equipment inspections. The committee, led by J C Tinker, F B King, and J R Emerson, will report findings and propose repairs to boost safety.
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Western Division
el Paso and Southwestern Railroad
Tombstone
Douglas Area Roundup Notes Local Visitors and Travel
Deputy George Wales and other county officials left for Tucson on business. Philip Rocktollow and Mee P J Lindeman traveled for visits to relatives. Riley party moved toward Tombstone to see Ford autos. County Survey Jo McNeil displayed a four ounce ice egg weighing seven and three quarters inches long. Judge McFarland to El Paso for eye care. Frank Ames in town for Lewis Springs picnic and Eagle Lodge event. Rev E W Simonson arrived from the Smelter City. services scheduled at 4 30 this afternoon. Police Chief Geo Bravin recovering from illness under Dr Hughart.
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D W McFarland
el Paro
Frank Ames
Douglas
Tombstone
Lewis Springs
Order of Englea
E W Simonson
Episcopalohurch
Tubstone
Rey Sivenson
Cort
KB Kreby
Kansas
Bisbee Chic
Geo Bravin
Hughart
Rate Hearing in Phoenix on Long and Short Haul
Several Interstate Commerce cases set for hearings in Phoenix in April before special examiner Fras Thurtell. B Maier Co of Benson accuses Southern Pacific of violating the long and short haul clause. Rates cited include sugar from coast to Benton and to El Paso. Pacific Creamery matter on fuel oil set for April 14. Arizona corporation commission rates on wool and crude oils to be heard April 18 before Examiner Settle. Thurtell, formerly with the University of Nevada, gained prominence in long and short haul cases and now leads section 4 matters.
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Phoenix
Fras Thurtell
Interstate Commerce Compistion
B. Maier Co
Benson
Maier & Co
Southern Pacific
Benton
el Paso
Pacific Creamery Company
Temps
Arizona
Thartell
Corporation Commission
Thurtell
University of Nevada
Interstate Commerce Commission
Governor to Grant Another Reprieve
Governor Ted positively stated he would grant another reprieve for five condemned murderers at the state penitentiary. Earlier reprieved to April 12, lawmakers refused pre law abolishing capital punishment. Petition drives seek submission in November 1914. One inmate, William Patlio, faces execution April 18. another appeal pending in the Supreme Court.
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Ted
WB Chavez
Miguel Peralta
William Campbell
Francisco Rodrigues
Eduardo Perez
William Paltio
Phornx
Bang St Florence
Supreme Court
Daily Attorneys Return to Dallas After City Court Matters
Friday's Daily notes Attorneys Frank Doan and J Lockwood return to the Smelter City to attend court matters. Jamin Maree Matt Webb and J Whalen head to Bisbee for Deputy Rooney's funeral. Mic AF Flickenger returns to Douglas after a brief stay. Overlook departs for Tucson with two U.S. prisoners for federal court in Phoenix next week. Owen E Murphy visits Bush. Tombstone residents travel to Naco to view the border clash. Tombstone Gun Club meets Monday at City Hall to discuss important business. JW Weiken president Wa McSpranvon secretary.
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Frank Doan
J Lockwood
Dallas
Jamin Maree
Matt Webb
J Whalen
Bisbee
Sherif Rooney
Dey
Marabel
Tucson
U.S
Phoenix
Federal
Owen E Murphy
Naco
Tombstone Gun Club
Robbery at Fort Huachuca Targets Quartermaster Docks
A robbery at Fort Huachuca quartermaster department occurred last night. A swift response led to one suspect under arrest as police recover money and valuables taken during the incident.
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Fort Huachuca
Ward
Fr. Huachace
Cochise Sends Four to State Asylum
Cochise county orders four patients sent to the state asylum. Theodore Anderson, detained for arson near Apache, wandered about Apache for weeks and aroused local suspicion. John Wickersham of Lowell is adjudged violently insane and claims someone stole money from him. Toso Jarra, moved from Neco after the March 15 battle, likely to remain only briefly. Edward Kinney, arrested at Pearce, completes the quartet.
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Cochise County
Theodore Anderson
Apache
Anderson
John Wickersham
Lowell
Pear bin
Toso Jarra
Tombstone
Neco
Jera
Edward Kinney
Pearce
Ingane
Martial Law Declared in Naco After Rebel Threat
State troops imposed martial law in Naco Arizona at 1 o'clock yesterday closing public buildings and patrolling streets for population safety after word of an imminent concentrated attack by rebel forces on Nuco.
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Naco
Arizona
America
Nuco
Arizona files notice under 1910 act at Phoenix Land Office
United States Land Office in Phoenix, Arizona issues notice that the State of Arizona has filed in the office under the act approved June 29, 1910, addressing who may be concerned. The notice signals a formal filing and directs interested parties to respond or comply as required by the act and local procedures.
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Congress
United States Land Office
Phoenix
Arizona
State of Arizona
Lands Open for University and Public Institutions in Arizona
A government notice from Phoenix dated March 19, 1913 lists multiple tracts in Townships 15S to 19S and ranges 25E to 28E offered for University Purposes Asylums Inane and Reformatories and State Charitable Penal and Reformatory Institutions Proposals are open for protests or contests during five weeks of publication and before final approval Frank H Parker Register and Chase Arnold Receiver announce the first purification date March 30.
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Ely
Inwane
Ste
Alba
Ely SW
Nem
ROB, & Mo
General Land Office
Phoenix
Arizona
Frank H. Parker
United States Land
Offichase Arnold
United States Land Office
Notice of Land Selections Under 1910 Act at Phoenix
United States Land Office in Phoenix announces selections Nos. 21 22 23 and 24 under the June 20 1910 act for Agricultural and Mechanical Colleges and related purposes. Descriptions cover multiple townships ranges and sections in Arizona including parcels in Tp 17S R25 E Tp 22S R27 E and others. Period for purification and final approval extends five weeks from publication with the Station General Land Office and Receiver Chas Arnold overseeing the process.
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School of Mines
State of Arizona
Agricultural and Mechanical Colleges
St. Nwk
Wie
Roah
Ely
Phoenis
Arizona
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Arizona High School Athletic Association
Joe Kritanovich
Dyson
EC Keetner
Amado Gomes
White Sewing Machine Cove
McKee
Supreme Court At
Cochive Board of Supervisors
Stiit I
Jarome ZG Shannon
J L Hill
Walter Freeman
H Wiles
George Edger Hawkins
Bestia
Martinez
Frank Sheals
Negri
Erior Cou
Hamilton
John
May G' Watson
T J Wateuu
Nellie Veov
J E Devo
Lovinv
Provate Proceedings
Earate
J A Smith
Owen Minore
J. C. Wamsley
J C Tinker
F B King
J R Emerson
Sagineer
J Merritt
C H Clinkeanalth
T B Rosch
Meshanis
George Wales
Corder
Philip Rocktollow
J A Rock- How
Lindeman
Pennsylvania
Muraig
Dougise
Jo McNeil
CE Herbert
Dougte
Mer Herbert
Sulphur Springs
Mic AF Flickenger
JW. Weiken
Preident Wa McSpranvon
Four
Yaquisare
Ortiz
Empaime
Cactus
Register
Chas. & Arnold
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