Tombstone epitaph from Democratic campaign notes and Arizona politics
Weekly issue cites editor William Hattich and subscription drive for Democratic fund. It lauds Carl Hayden's renomination, notes Arizona’s congressional strength, discusses Bull Moose prices, rainfall anecdotes, and state political commentary. Also mentions tolls on freight, Senate party balance, and local infrastructure plans for Douglas in 1912.
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Carl Hayden
Congress
Carl
Arizona
Chicago
Flynn
Las Vegas
Signatures to Block Referendum on Railroads Gains Local Support
Business meeting in Tempe resolves to back referendum petitions against railroad act. Notes on mining deals, oil wells in Verde Valley, and shipping trends as Arizona firms expand. General Schuyler visits Douglas. Roosevelt power contract approved by water board. various local legal and crime reports.
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Verde Valley
Yavapai
Etrack Petroleum
Jerome
Boo Tet
Middle Verde
Camp Virds
Petr
Waterera!ncarciation
Phoenix
Inspiration Copper Company
Roosevelt
Secretary of the Interior
Nature
Turbulent Territory Near Nacozari Amid Unrest
In a state of unrest the region around Nacozati and Montezuma shows growing unease due to the uncertain outcome of the current revolution. Judge CC Holbrook, returning from mining property near Granados, notes stock prices dropping as storekeepers fear losses if trouble stabilizes. Residents worry about potential disruption of property and livelihoods as conditions shift.
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Nacozati
Montezuma
CC Holbrook
Granados
Metays
Sonoa
Justye Hoibrick
Alamosa
Col
Tate
Eouth
Kangaroo Court In Refurgence
A valley gentleman faced a kangaroo court yesterday afternoon under odd reviving conditions. The improvised proceeding, linked to a fund, briefly convened and he was advised of ordinances requiring participation. His term expires in a few days, amid speculation about successors.
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Kangaroo Court
Tobscon
Southern Pacific to Carry Exhibits for Fair Displays
Southern Pacific will transport mineral exhibits from other southern sections due to limited funds for the fair. The mining department seeks aid, sending a letter to EW Clapp who expressed willingness to assist and to back him. Additional exhibits will arrive by railroad at little or no cost where possible.
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EW Clapp
Paci Terday
Clappesid
Severe storm devastates Sulphur Spring Valley homes
A Monday night storm in Sulphur Spring Valley brought heavy rain and high winds. Reports say Mr Kaneaster lost eight turkeys to drowning and George R Dilivan’s house roof was torn off in the freak wind event.
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Tevere
Kaneaster
George R Dilivan
Daily Kiev HA Deck Arrives From Tempe Amid Church Wariness
The report notes Daige Daniel McParland wed today in Douglas with Miss Trinidad, while Mayor Taylor of Charleston attends to affairs in Grea county. Tales of weather, cattle prospects, and rainfall in Cochise Stock Growers zones color a busy day with arrivals from Sacramento and Tombstone visits. A sentencing roundup includes David Martinez for life for wife murder and Jaime Carr for a year for trapping. Near Globe a poisoned spring incident ends fatally for animals, sparing men.
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Tempe
Daige Daniel McParland
Lepury
Sheri Howe
Gannom
Florence
Tsy
Praonere
David Martinez
Jaimee Carr
David Wilkier
Globe
Mimo
Wreck on Railroad Near Fairbank
Information from Tombstone reports a wreck on the EPG SW extension near Fair Park early morning. MacArthur Bros steam shovel overturned in collision with a work train causing heavy damage and work delays. A caboose ran over a Mexican laborer, severing a foot. he was taken to Benson for treatment with hopes of recovery.
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Tombstone
Feir Park
MacArthur Bros
Benson
Bridge Built But Unusable In Graham County
The Duncan bridge in Graham county sits incomplete and unusable due to missing approaches and lack of road funds. Officials say an oversight by the old board of supervisors left construction without planned approaches, delaying traffic as contractors halt further work.
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