CANDIDATES FILE PAPERS ON LAST DAY
Filing of petitions for county and precinct offices drew heavy activity at the supervisors office with a complete list due from Clerk M C Hawkins Monday. Republicans filed a near complete list with contests in sheriff and county attorney races. Democratic and Republican candidates were named across districts for state representatives superior court judges clerk sheriff treasurer recorder assessor school superintendent and county attorney with prices for lands in the county selling at public auction for thirty thousand dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supervisors
M.C. Hawkins
Geo R. Jay
Sone
Bnad
Center Department of the State
Eads
Hun
Reine
Superior Court
Maricopa County
Jon
Juniors to Meet Pearce Team on Tomorrow’s Trip
The Tombstone Juniors travel to Pearce tomorrow to play the Pearce nine under manager Jack Murphy. Coach Wynn promises a strong lineup and hopes to win honors, with a return game in this city set for the 27th. The Juniors depart tomorrow morning at 10 o clock, with local fans joining.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tombstone
Pearce
Jack Murphy
Wynn
State Engineers Set Paving Grades in Tombstone
Jim Brown paving engineer Logan Stilwell resident engineer and Walters state highway department arrived in Tombstone today to establish street grades and lines for the proposed paving work in the city. Next Wednesday crews begin at the east end under highway supervision and expect about three weeks to reach city limits. Brown then moves to Nogales for a similar project while continuing in Tombstone, with weather guiding the pace as White contracts lay paving toward Tombstone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jim Brown
Logan Stilwell
Walters State Highway Department
Tombstone
Wall
State Wiehway Department
Etyres
Brown
Nogales
State Highway Department
Engi
S' Er Tor Maddock
White
Nomination papers filed for state offices in Phoenix
Nomination papers for state offices were filed today in Phoenix with Secretary of State Ernest R. Hall presiding. Democratic and Republican candidates include Charles B. Ward of Phoenix and Governor Campbell, as photographs of the Old Spanish Trail and Salt River Valley views are featured in the publicity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phoenix
AH. Gardner
Houston Chronicle
Cochise
Santa Cruz
Pima County
Phoenix Chamber of Commerce
Salt River Valley
Tucson
Nogales
Douglas
Ariz
Colorado
Yuma
Secretary of Way
Ernest R. Hall
Campbell Arizona
California
el Paso
San Diego
Los Angeles
Lordsburg
Rodeo
Bisbee
Tombstone
No‘gales
Bensox
Florence
Buckeye
Gillespie Dam
Gila Bend
Court partisan primary question unsettles Arizona judgeship races
In Phoenix on August 15 a reform debate erupted over whether court candidates must enter partisan primaries. Henry J. Eads argued the state constitution requires nonpartisan judicial elections, while Republicans contested. The state secretary and Republican committee considered which nominees to file for the long and short term Supreme Court seats, with opinions split and a court ruling anticipated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phoenix
Aus
Maricopa
Henry JL. Hads
Judicial Department
Eads
Tully Benson
Eer
Board of Supervisors
Supreme
Bad
Raughn
Pinal County
Supreme Court
Ernest Hiall
Manuel Martinez To Be Executed Despite Appeal
Manuel Martinez faces execution at the state penitentiary next Friday after a belated motion for a new trial failed to stay the sentence. A bandit raid left Postmaster and Mrs. J. Frink Pearson of Ruby, Ariz, injured. The motion was filed after judgment, and the governor’s office said it cannot halt the hanging.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nogales
Ariz
Manuel Martinez
State Penitentiary
Thes
Phoenix
Martinez
J. Frink Pearson
Ruby
Sisin
Grex Isrcia
Merlean
Superior Court
Robert D. Lee Jwae
Henri Behoteguy
Governor Camp
Bell
Galbraith
Well Known Douglas Couple Married Here
Well known Douglas residents ER fallmaker and Miss Kathryn Virginia Donovan wed in Douglas with Judge Albert M. Sames presiding in his courtroom. Witnesses were Mr and Mrs C W Forman. The pair honeymoon two weeks visiting the White Mountains Grand Canyon Fort Apache Cooley and return to Douglas to reside.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ER Fallmaker
Kathryn Virginia Donavan
Douglas
Albert M. Sames
Tombstone
C. W. Forman
Yucca
Forman
White
Willcox Man Goes to China to Fight Famine Campaign
Willcox, Aug. 11. Lowder Millk departs tomorrow for California then China to join the University of Nanking in a famine relief campaign. The effort, funded from the famine fund of 1920 21, aims to boost agriculture, reforest barren lands, and reduce famine reliance, improving living standards and national conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willcox
Havine
University of Nanxing
China
Taylant
Lowder Millk
Forest Service
Depar
California
Nim
University of Nanking
No Movement of Cattle From Douglas Pastures
Douglas August 13. Not a single car of cattle has left Douglas to pasture this summer. F W Jones, chief clerk of the El Paso and Southwestern railroad freight office, cites the excellent range conditions in this part of Arizona. He notes that in dry years cowmen send stock to eastern and northern pastures to prevent starvation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Douglas
F. W. Jones
el Paso and Southwestern Railroad
Arizona
Heat and drought drive cattle shipments and losses
Roving reports recount cattle being sent out by the railroad amid a brutal sun. John Barrett, 55, a foreman for the Southern Pacific railroad, collapsed while building an order to rescue survivors and died hours later as heat peaked at 110 degrees. The season forced ranchers to relocate stock to save what remained.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Jones
Yuma
John Barrett
Tucson
Era Pacific Railroad
Second Annual Kiddies Pageant in Tombstone Labor Day
Arrangements progress for the second annual costume character parade and celebration in Tombstone on Labor Day Monday September 4. Mothers prep costumes for children while groups organize varied events including a prize pig shaving by Sheriff Joe Hood and Harry Hatterty. Local figures donate grounds for an afternoon program and a 45 minute comedy reel, with music by Tombstone Hi Brass band, a ball game, and a Labor Day night show at Schleifetin hall inviting children countywide in costume.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tombstone
Coure
Wil Beei
Joe Hood
Anthe Harry Hatterty
Professor Tilford
Pride of
Tombstone Hi Brass Band
Schleifetin Hall
Democrats Lead in County Registration Figures
County records show Democrats ahead in Chochis county registration by about three to one. Up to the 12th, 6,917 Democrats, 2,528 Republicans, and 216 miscellaneous are registered. In the past week 301 Democrats registered, 3 Republicans, and three miscellaneous.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
HL. Hutchiron
Cochis
Also Mentioned on This Page
C. M. Roperts
John P. Cull
William Delbridge
T. A. Hughes
W. P. Sims
J. T. Kingsbury
A. Y. Smith
Democrats
E. C
Rastus) Hatley
G. M. Porter
E. A Watkins
U. S
J. BW
Ray B. Krebs
B. E. Briscoe Superior Court
Alfred C. Lockwood
Robert N. French
CV. Manatt
Albert M. James
J. E. James
Wm. C. Hathaway
J. F. McDonald
Harry C. Wheeler
Henry H. Bohmfalk
O. E. Patterson
I. C. E. Adams
Harlie Cox
Vance M. Johnson
James Cowen
D. A. Adams
J. A. Gunn
Williamm. Cox
M. C. Hawkins
John A. Campbell
L. Hutchison
Mrs. Morris High
John F. Rows
Geo. M. Roark
M. J. McKelligos
J. D. Taylor
Day
Benshimot
Geo. R. Henshaw
A. J. Meier
Geo. M. Wales
Helen L. Brown
Gold Dust Twins
Progressive State
Gardner
Charles B. Ward
Secretary of State
Hall
Dadz
Sperior Court
Nilan
Ny Opision
Arltoma
Couttier
Teels
Willgox
BIG 106
John H. Davis
Eneoma Brothers
Jim
Charity Chapin
Hugh
Mocrats
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