Copper Queen Wins Ancient Tax Suit
The United States Supreme Court sustained the Copper Queen Consolidated Mining Co in a 1908 tax suit over check taxes. The case began in Cochise County Superior Court, with multiple appeals and a final ruling favoring the company after prior losses and publicity.
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Copper Queen Consolidated Mining Company
United States Supreme Court
Comepany
Board of Supervisore
Cochiee County
Cew
Territorial Supreme Court
Supreme Court of the United States
Bullard
Clark
Messrs Ellinwood & Rose
Copper Quen Consolidated Mining Co
Tex
Superior Court
Cochise County
Supreme Court of the Territory
United States Supreme
Ellinwood & Ross
Copper Queen
Soldiers Rushed to Yuma by Special Train
Three companies of regulars were rushed from Columbus New Mexico to El Paso to reinforce the garrison. Captain Baborck and sixty men of the Tenth Cavalry colored are en route from Fort Huachuca to defend the irrigation works at the mouth of the Colorado River. They travel in a seven-car special train carrying horses, commissary stores, wagons and a coach and will reach the Southwestern at about 4 15 pm, then proceed to Yuma via the Southern Pacific.
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Yuma
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Yume
Nervous Woman Finds Relief With Nervine Cure
Mrs Joseph Snyder of Tin Ohio recounts a severe nervous prostration with bed rest and weakness. After using Dr Miles Nervine her condition improved rapidly and she claims complete cure. The ad promotes Miles Nervine as a proven remedy with money back guarantee.
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Disastrous Fire Prevented At Tucson
Firefighters and bystander workers contained a blaze in a Tucson building yesterday after flames spread toward the second story. A Gress ta property owner was linked to the start as a quick chemical engine stream helped halt the fire before it reached the main ceiling, avoiding a repeat of a 1912 loss at The Citizen office.
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AV Gress Ta
Army equipment train passes through city
Two freight cars carrying what was described as cavalry equipment moved through the city yesterday attached to the regular passenger train on the Pas and Southwestern line. The cars departed Fort Huachuca bound for another destination, though the exact contents were not confirmed.
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Tucton
Fort
Mormon Warning to Leave Mexican Colonies
Bishop C W Lilly of the Mormons in Sonora issued a dispatch directing all women and children to relocate to American territory at once. There are about 30 women in the colonies at Morelos and Cazaca, with several children. most men will depart soon, while a few will stay briefly to close a stake. Refugees are expected to reach the U S tonight or tomorrow morning.
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Sonora
Neitrier
Morelos
Cazaca
Militia to Guard Granite Reef and Roncevelt Dams
Governor Hunt seeks war department authority to mobilize the state militia to protect Granite Reef and Roncevelt Dams from possible Mexican incursions. Citizens report concern over dynamite attacks though regular troops are considered unlikely.
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Roncevelt
War Department
Hunt
Dems
Hard for the Housewife Kidney Remedy Claims
A fragmentary ad style notice touts Dosis Kidney Pills as a cure for suffering women and aching coughs. It cites a Mrs Johnson testimonial and promotes a special kidney remedy as a best recommended treatment.
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Johnson
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Visit of Eastern Star Official Spars Tombstone Pace
Eastern Star fans in Tombstone greet the Worthy Grand Matron during her Arizona inspection tour. Local events include a Citizens Meeting, a dance honoring Arizona Day, and a border show at the Borderland theater amid town chatter on politics, law, and a looming Mexico invasion scenario.
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Arizona
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Masonic Hall
Arizona Day notes fill Tombstone with patriotism
Reports from Tombstone describe a busy Arizona Day era with gatherings, speeches, and a flag salute. Local social items mention residents moving, court matters, the Jimmie Nichole case, and events at the Masonic Hall reflecting 50 years of Arizona statehood.
Tombstone Town Topics Tersely Told
Ranch president Harry Kendall arrives from South Pass for the jurymens meeting. May Brown dies suddenly in Bisbee, sending word to Mrs Sam Johnson. E M F Bowden leaves for Johnson on official business. Tombstone eyes Fourth of July celebration in sixty days. Sheriff Wheeler plans a new street lamp at Fifth and Fremont to brighten the center.
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F J McGreevy
Ackley Laws
Tombstone
Bis
McCreevy
Myelf
Harry Kendall
The
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South Pass
Sam Johson
May Mr Brown
Bisbee
Ivan
Teleft
Bisbee Cummings
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Fifth
Fremont
Arizona and Capitol News notes on reunions and good roads
Arizona to host Ike Reunion Association gathering in Phoenix with officers led by Joseph Prochaska. Arizona Taxpayers Association forms in Tucson with Ralph Whitmarsh as secretary and plans the Arizona Tax Bulletin. American Mining Congress to meet in Phoenix late autumn with major company sponsors and a $15,000 budget. Good Roads Association pushes a $5.1 million road bond amendment to allow earlier bond issuance.
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Wnix
Ike’ Reunion Association of
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Joseph V. Prochaska
Miami
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Thomas Mair
Bisbee
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George Purdy Bullard
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Tucson
Pishonid J. Cress Myers
Arizona Taxpayers’ Association
Ralph G. Whitmarsh
J.N. Perdum
Globe
P. A. Thoraldson
M. J. Cunningham
Albert Steinfeld
Rudolph Kuchler
Glendale
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American Mining Congress
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John C. Greenway
Calumet & Arizona
Louis S. Cates
The
Bay Consolidated
James Douglas
Copper Queen
E. Mills
Inspiration
E. Britton Gottsberger
Norman Carmichael
Arizona Copper Company
Congress
Phoenix Board of ‘Trade
Good Roads Association of Arizona
Lamar Cobb
Traitors in War urged to resist United States
The text argues that any citizen who takes up arms against the United States would be a traitor, with punishment described as death or expulsion and confiscation after a war. It discusses how Americans might be pressured if Mexico joins a conflict against the U.S. and Huerta Villa Carranza forces resist.
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Mexico
United States
Huerta-Villa-Carranza
Mine Congress Fund To Be Raised In Phoenix
A Phoenix dispatch states Phoenix will host the 17th annual American Mining Congress next fall without city funds. Major mining companies will cover costs and the board of trade will arrange delegate housing and activities. About 200 delegates are expected and organizers plan to raise 5000 dollars from industry leaders to cover arrangements.
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Tig Mining
Joes | Board of Trade
Bourd
John C Green
Calumet & Arizons
LS Cates
Ray Solidares
Jenner Douglas
Tosziraxtion Company
E Britton Gotteberger
Miami Copper Company
New Industry At State Prison
A new concrete culvert factory operates at the state penitentiary with convict labor making culverts for state highways. The plant will ramp up to drain a county road system, under supervision of Assistant Engineer F Gdwitedell, with transport by the state road department trucks. State Engineer Lamar Cobb aims to keep costs low to use prison culverts statewide.
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Atae
Penitentiary
Pinal Couty
State Regieering Department
Lamar Cobb
Pthere
Candle Power Hearing On 1500 Candle Lights In Arizona
Phoenix dispatch reports a Corporations Commission hearing with Clancy Briley and Anderson to decide if 1500 candle power headlight requirements will be prescribed for ten-whee Arizona trains. Trainmen unions and officials attend as testimony aims to resolve a constitutionally challenged past act.
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San Francesco
Southen Pacific
Neil Briley
Jerome
Gener
United Virdy & Pacific
Leroy Anderson
Picot
Latter Road
Corporations Commission
the Capitol
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The
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Arizona
Supreme Court
Cupomtia Commission
Moving pictures plays offer new tied career path
An article notes a boom in moving picture theatres and presents writing scenarios as a profitable, flexible job. Producers pay 25 to 100 dollars per accepted scenario and a few hours can yield income. It claims a tester earned 3500 dollars in six months and that home based part time work requires no special literary skill.
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Tolay
Sheriff McGee Dies After Stomach Trouble
Sheriff of Pinal county J H McGee died Monday due to stomach trouble. He had fought a legal contest to keep his office after the board of supervisors tried to remove him, a matter carried into the courts.
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