Open Letter Warns Arizona Sheriff Over Prohibition Powers
Comtesse Youtarane issues a stern open letter dated April 1916 urging citizens of Cochise County to oppose authorizing an executive sheriff to arrest and detain under Prohibition laws. The missive cites Arizona constitutional amendments, Supreme Court rulings, and fears of unlawful power, arguing only a jury may judge intent in liquor cases.
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A. & Burlinans
Weillub
Bagkna
Wiley Jones
Pach
Arizona
Bucknam
Cockive
Muender
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Manumcioter
Supreme Court
Iaw
Autores General
Acais
Aria
Arzona
Supreme Court No
Triets
Cochine County
Bisbee Mayor W F Kuebenbecker Makes Brief Visit
Bisbee mayor W F Kuebenbecker traveled to Bisbee yesterday on business matters and returned home in the evening.
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W. F. Kuebenbecker
Bisbee
Tombstone Town Topics terse report from Douglas and Bisbee
Automotive man Wo H DeWautingro of Douglas joined others in county business, Sheriff Wherter traveled to Bisbee and Douglas on official duty, Rev. Alvert Collymore planned meetings in Tacsum and Benson, and a Waisy Clase gathering with the Miers Velde une Mousa Headers featured a profitable business meeting, a brief program, and social refreshments.
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Wo H DeWautingro
Douglas
Bisbee
Alvert Collymore
Granton
Diverse of
Arizona
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Waisy Clase
Amundsen
Soto
Arizona Medical Association elects leaders at Phoenix meeting
At a two day Arizona Medical Association session in Phoenix Dr Robert Ferguson of Bis- ter was chosen as president and Douglas will host the 1917 annual meeting. Officers elected include First Vice President Dr WW Watkins of Cravens, Second Vice President Dr J C Carlson of Jerome, Third Vice President Dr J B Wright of Douglas, Secretary Dr C E Yount of Prescott, Treasurer Dr C B Kennedy of Prescott, and Delegate to the AMA Dr John McLoone of Phoenix.
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Phoenix
Arizona Medical Association
Robert Ferguson of
Bister
Douglas
American Medical Association
Juha McLoone
Ward 24 Years in Tombstone Looking Back
Looking Back notes a pioneer era in Tombstone with Ed Lund studying law and predicts success for him. Mentions miners Cook and a Chiricahua mine trip, saloon and grocer board clashes, a justice department revival visit, a house overturned in a heavy gale, and a Tombstone birth: a son to Mrs Miano.
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Ward
Tombstone
Ed Lund
Allen R English
Karger Returns From Texas Vacation Fishing Tale Told
Cochise county board of supervisors clerk C. Karger arrived in Tombstone aboard the Golden State Limited from San Antonio after a three week southern Texas trip. He said most spare moments were spent fishing with enticing bait, though he declined to reveal fish counts.
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C. Karger
Cochise
Pima Officers Plead Not Guilty in Woman Killing
Tre ore Ju for court today, Foorah Waley, Raman Salazar, and Tom Joins, three officers charged with murder, pleaded not guilty. Trial date deferred at defense request. May 22 tentatively set by Judge Smith as per County Attorney Hillinger. Sheriff Forbes seeks injunction against the supervisor. county cites Revised Statute 1450 allowing no injunction to thwart public statute execution.
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Foorah Waley
Raman Salazar
Tom Joins
Bates
J.T Hughes
Smith
Hillinger
Sager Mies cd Ale
Governor Hunt Urged to Find Kidnapped Boy in Arizona
April 28 Phoenix Gormor Hunt received a letter from Killen Glass, mother of Jimmy Glass missing from New Jersey about a year ago. She claims a gypsy band traveling in Buick and Overland cars, seen in San Francisco, may pass through Arizona headed toward Ash Fork, and asks press help to locate the boy.
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Killen Glass
Jimmy Glass
New Jerey
Ling
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Lear
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Buick
Overland
Arizona
Bootlegger Raids Sweep Two Arizona Cities In Dry Era
Sheriff Wheeler led raids in Douglas and Bisbee with County Attorney Rose and deputies, netting twenty three arrests in Douglas and fifteen in Bisbee. Over 200 bottles of whiskey seized, suspects arraigned, bonds posted, and more arrests expected. The Modoc stage coach, a Tombstone relic, will go to University of Arizona museum after sale to Tucson parties, with $400 donated for restoration.
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M.D. Scribner
Louisiana
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Arizona
Tombstone
Iron Horse
Tombstone Girl Attains Fame in Musical Annals
The Tombstone community announces Emily Axtell returning from extensive study in Los Angeles. She improved under Prof. Thilo Becker, a noted interpreter of Beethoven and Bach, and is poised to contribute to the city’s musical life. The letter expresses pride and good wishes for her career.
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Tombstone
Miss Axtell
Thilo Becker
Becker
Miss Antell
City of
Supervisors Set Monday Regular Session on Road Matters
The Board of Supervisors will hold a regular session Monday to consider routine items including several road matters. They are expected to act on improvements and extensions related to Tombstone Road and related routes, following a brief prior visit.
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Tombstone
Natered
Bisbes
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