Halley's Comet A Daily Attraction At University View
Halley's comet is now visible to the naked eye from the eastern sky near sunrise. Dr. A B Douglas reports nightly observations from the University of Arizona. The comet appeared bright but faint ten days after first sighting, with a short dense tail angled upward. It sits northeast near the horizon from 3:30 to 4:25 a.m., brightening daily and rising higher toward mid May.
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A. EB. Douglas
University
Arizona
Aly
Helley
Mey
Copper Era Names New Editor Karl McMaller
The Clifton Copper Era announces Karl McMaller as editor from Michigan, with Matt Dasohauer continuing editorial oversight. The piece praises McMaller and notes Editor Miller’s introduction and political stance defending equal rights and opposition to special privileges, while hinting at rivalry with Col Allen T. Bird of the Nogales Oasis.
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Clifton
Matt Dasohauer
Karl McMaller
Michigan
Miller
Arizona
Ae Co
Allen T. Bird
Nogales
Col. Bird
Welie
Ariz
Milter
Arizona Girl to Write a Play at Lake Forest
Lake Forest university students, seeking a commencement week production, selected four senior co-eds to compose the annual commencement play. The chosen writers are Josephine Alice Mack of Tucson, Raby Halstrom of Joliet, Jane Hunter of Sioux City, and Clara Crawford of Rock Island.
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Lake Forest
Dispatch
Lake Forest University
Josephine Alice Mack
Tucson
Ariz
Raby Halstrom
Joliet
Jane Hunter
Sioux City
Clara Crawford
Rock Island
Peculiar Marriage Alliance in Arizona Ceremony
Justice of the Peace J B Dufton presided over Jew Lee and Francisca Valdezman s wedding the event drawing attention for its unusual pairing a Chinaman bride and Papago Indian groom noted as the first such union in Tucson Deputy U S Marshal Will White brought a prisoner for grand jury action and Tombstone delegates traveled to Donglay for a K of P district meeting plus local updates on Bisbee and Tombstone businesses and the revival of mineral production with the Old Guard reopening and a new all night light service by the Tombstone Electric Light Power Co.
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Justice of the Peace
J.B. Dufton
Jew Lee
Francisca Valdezman
Judge Dutton
Josiah Ideard
Dowell
Jew
Tucson St
U. S
Will White
U.S
W.G. Gilmore
G. W. Swain
W. F. Kuchenbeeker
Chauffeur John Moss Fleeing From Kansas City Scene Across Border
A young chauffeur named John Moss, linked to the Cudahy assault on banker Lillie in Kansas City, is said to be headed toward Mexico. An impersonator who joined the No. 3 Isis Floto circus car at Albuquerque confessed to being Moss, formerly with Cudahy, and said he vanished after leaving the Naco Junction line.
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John Moss
Cudahy
Lillie
Kansas City
Auro
Se Ie Floto Circus
Albuquerque
Naco Junction
Tobie Bunk Mate
C. W. Anderson
Cedaby
Probate Court Set Hearings on Estates and Guardianships
In the District and Probate Courts a hearing date is set for letters of administration for the estate of Sarah A Brown. The estates and guardianships of Wales Mary B and Alice Thompson minor are scheduled for a hearing on the return of ease of real estate. Estate John Keton: order that the administrator compromise a claim against Copner Queen Consolidated Mining Company for the death of John Keton for $2000. Sale mentioned.
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Sarah A Brown
Wales
Mary B
Alice Thompson
Mi Ore
John Keton
Copner
Queen Consolidated Mining Company
Arizona News of Interest Roundup in Phoenix Tucson and Douglas
Various items from the territory include Judge Kent holding court in Flagstaff for Judge Doe, the 19th annual Arizona Medical Association session in Phoenix April 20-21, a new Daughters of the Revolution chapter in Tucson, and the Arizona Bankers' Association convention set for Phoenix November 1-12. Also noted are canal purchase talks, gas meter robberies in Tucson, plans for a grand Eagles library, a Skunk Creek cattle story, city fly screens in Tucson, Mesa National Guard attendance fines, Aero Club leadership rumors, and a wanted-washing notice.
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Arizon Medical Association
Phoenix
S. A. Packard
Arizona
Arizona bronchos for Eastern show at Hippodrome
A Phoenix dispatch reports four black jack broncos and two outlaw horses to appear in a 22 head shipment to New York. Bert Bryan will whip the wild horses for use at the Hippodrome, with Leon Mayer sailing to finalize terms with Lee Shubert. Bryan plans to open the act May 30 after leaving May 1.
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Arizona
New York Hippodrome
Phoenix
Black Jack
Bert Bryan
New York
Hippodrome
Arivo
Express
Leon Mayer
Bryan
Lee Shubert
Arizona Pharmacists In Session At Capitol Meeting
The territorial board of pharmacists closed a two day session at the Capitol in which routine business was transacted. Present were Fred Fleishman as president, A Hollett as secretary and treasurer, Geo Martin of Tucson, J A Dines of Tempe, and J E Rustin of Douglas, who examined and granted registration to several applicants including JC Evans of Roosevelt and others from Phoenix Clifton Parker Yuma and Prescott.
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Territo Board of Pharmacists
Capitol Ring
Fred Fleishman
A Hollett
Scretary
Geo Martin
Tucson
J. A. Dines
Tempe
J.E. Rustin
Douglas
JC Evans
Roosevelt
E Lynch
Phoenix
Henry Cocker
Parker
JN Barton
J B Brown
Clifton
HE Bailey
F Ekeroth
Prescott
HL Betzhoover
Yuma
Cunningham
Harry Spicely
W Hunkle
Federal Grand Jury Reconvenes Monday
The U.S. grand jury will resubvene here on Monday after a two month recess. Judge Dean will finish his court session at Nogales tonight and open the United States court on Monday. District Attorney JS Willian returns from Bisbee on official matters. An evening program at the Schieffelin repeats tonight with nightly shows except Thursdays. A county seat visitor, Constable Deny Toomey, brought a prisoner to Hotel de Theannus. Passover festival observances begin at sunset Saturday April 23 and continue for one week with restrictions during the season.
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U.S
the Schieffelin
Tucson
Deny Toomey
Bee
Hotel de
Local Church Services Announced by Multiple Faiths
A conglomerate of notices lists lectures and church services across several denominations including W C T U speaker Miss Louise Hollister at Congregational and Methodist churches, Epworth League and morning worship times, Catholic and Episcopal services, with pastors Rev Nerpitam Rev Simanton Rev W A Macken and Rev E Banasis inviting general attendance and visitors.
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Louise Hollister
W. C. T. Union
Congregatiain
Episcopal Church
Simanton
Simanso
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Copper Era
Arizona Journates
Dr.prices
Chamberlain
Worl
Bisbee
Walter Melgreen
Pendicitie
George Neale
Tombstone Electric Light & Power Co
Old Guard
Arizona Line
Frobate Court
O'S Sale
Prospector
Kent
Doe
Flagstad
Max Koch
Te Tuceon
the Daughters of the Revolution
George Kork— Sute
Arizona Bankers’ Association
Taed
FE Seldon
Record Baptist Church of
Axle
Chase Brown
Secretary of the Interior
United States
Mesa Canal Company
Herman Wyckoop
Eagles
Eagles Lodge
Old Pueblo
Millard Sayles
Skunk Creek
Mesa Company
National Guard
A Rawor
J. Perks Channing
Miami Copper Company
Bishop
Aero Club of Americ
Mr. Channing
Bishoy
Kabbe
Wpd
Pharmacists
Federal Grand Jury
JS Willian
Erybody
Christian Endeavor
C.W. Mavens
Edational
Methodist
Sam Epworth League
Nerpitam
Eriscoran
Mare
Wam
Sam
Ali
W. A. Macken
Rey
Euue Banasis
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