New Suspect Arrested In Murder Case
PRESCOTT August 26 Formal charges filed against Burge for the June murder of Iver Enge in Yavapai County. Enge was stabbed and thrown into a ravine near Prescott and died. Police say bank books and personal effects linked Burge to the victim, while Acker admits complicity but claims a partner acted alone. Burge denies knowing Enge. records show they worked at Fort Whipple. Authorities plan to keep Acker and Burge apart for several days.
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Prescott
Iver Enge
Yavapai County
Burge
Sheriffs Office
Phoenix
Enge
Yuma
William E Acker
Acker
Fort Whipple
Registration in Cochise Passes 10 000 Mark
County recorder H L Hutchison reports Cochise County registration totals exceed 10 000 this week with 248 new registrations including 177 Democrats 70 Republicans and 1 miscellaneous. Totals show 7 313 Democrats 2 634 Republicans and 220 miscellaneous across precincts. Provisional precinct pool lists 17 Republicans and Democrats.
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Cochise
Cochise County
H. L. Hutchison
Buena
Douglas
Dragoon
Dos Caberas
Don Lats
el Dorado
Fairbank
Gleason
Garces
Hereford
Hilltop
Johnson
Lowe
Lowell
Lusk
Light
McNeal
Naco
Pittleville
Pool
Paradise
Pearce
Rucker
Robinson
San Simon
Servoxs
St. David
Tombstone
Turner
Willcox
Open One Mile of Paving Near Tombstone Tonight
One mile of state highway paving east of Tombstone will open to traffic by tonight, with asphalt work advancing. Contractors report daily progress of brick laying and grade line completion, expecting about 769 feet laid today and a strong pace early next week. Ten Caterpillar tractors from Fairbank will arrive Monday to advance grading east of town.
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Tombstone
Allen
Fairbank
Alfalfa Seed Industry Slumps in Yuma
Yuma once a hub for the southwestern alfalfa seed trade especially Peruvian variety, now reports poor profits with seed yields around 2000 pounds per acre worth about 26 dollars per acre. Butterflies have caused losses, and some farmers say short staple cotton may be a better crop.
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Yuma Yuma
Yuma
Corn Worm Damages Short Staple Cotton
Phoenix August 26 report finds corn worms feeding on short staple cotton bolls while avoiding Pima cotton fields. State entomologist Don C. Mote investigated a southside Maple field after pink boll worm was reported, but confirmed corn worm presence and noted substantial damage. The worm is larger and green in color compared to the cotton worm.
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Phoenix
Don C. Mote
Childhood Musings on Language Music and Death by Archis Kelly
A fragmentary editorial note presents Archis Kelly explaining language as a physical necessity distinct from music. He muses that love and death shape music’s power, while language serves to express thoughts, likening great music to sad music and noting how senses blend in universal truth.
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Archis Kelly
The Tenderest Word Maternity Awakens Old Dreams
A reflective passage on maternity extols it as the tenderest word uniting ecstasy and agony. It traces a woman’s journey from birth to motherhood, noting love, sacrifice, growth, and the deep happiness found in wife, child, and friend, amid life’s trials.
Eight Couples Licensed to Wed This Week
Eight couples applied for marriage licenses during the past week in the office of Clerk J. E. James of the Superior Court. The names include Manuel Garcia and Cruz Apodaca. Wille and H. D. Ward and Helen Elizabeth Mort of Bisbee. John Schanner and Maria Careya. Dr Lowen Rod Marusich and Petra Melevich of Bisbee. Wv. H. Baker and Loraine McLox of Doug. Ramos Gensad Lewis Jaime of Campas Sonora Mexico. Jesus Jordan and Rosaria Jordan.
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J. E. James
Superior Court
Manuel Garcia
Cruz Apodaca
Wille
H. D. Ward
Helen Elizabeth Mort
Bisbee
Dr Lowen
Rod Marusich
Petra Melevich
Spirited School Election Held in St. David Today
In St. David a vigorous school election unfolded with officials observing and rival factions clashing over a $75,000 Marcus district high school bond. Backers and opponents faced a tense, closely contested vote as results were anticipated to be near. Notable figures Jas R. Baker and Gertrude Bryan of Douglas were noted in coverage.
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St. David
Marcus
Old Spanish Trail routes in continental travel progress
Old Spanish Trail advances westward with federal funded 131 mile segment under construction from Yuma to Buckeye and beyond. Officials tour the 0.8.0. T. section, while paving expands near Tombstone and Fairbank work lags as equipment shifts to Hun chuca lateral. Delighting motorists, a recent car trip along the Patagona route showed rapid speeds on the new road.
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Ahl Gardner
Buckeye
Yuma
Gila Bend
Lordsburg
N. M
Rodeo
Douglas
Bisbee
Tombstone
Meridian 105
Frederick Johnson
Western Division
Old Spanish Trail Association
San Antonio
Texas
San Diego
Fairbank
Harvey’s
Gordon's
Children’s Pageant Parade Set for Labor Day in Tombstone
Eight days remain until Tombstone hosts the second annual Children’s Character Pageant Parade under Women of Tombstone. county families invited. The event features the 2% orphans from Tucson, bands, contests, and a Charlie Chaplin film at Crystal. Entries barred for local advertising characters to keep the parade’s spirit intact.
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Tombstone
Women of
Tucson
Alan
Tombstone High School
CE. Tiford
Joe Hood
Greece
Cochise County
New Zealand
The
Crystal
Charlie Chaplin
Sehleffelin
John H. Davis
Pinal County Protests Name Change to Phoenix Junction
A Florence and Maricopa delegation led by Pinal County Attorney E. P. Patterson protested a corporate commission order allowing Southern Pacific to rename Maricopa to Phoenix Junction. He said the switch harms Pinal County by erasing history, jeopardizes a local irrigation bond project, and would cause postal and rail station confusion between Maricopa and Phoenix Junction.
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Phoenix
Corporation Commission
Southern Pacific Railway Company
Maricopa
Phoenix Junction
Florence and Maricopa
E.P. Patterson
Pinal County
Patterson
Wold
Phosnie Junction
Woman orders two eliquents buried where they died
Prescott Ariz Aug by side inmonely shallow gray scooped out by their friends far from beaten paths Bourne 49 and McClure 34 slain by each other were buried last night about 15 unils south of Wagoner after a pistol duel Tuesday night witnessed by McClure's wife and two daughters McClure a mining man left his ranch a week ago to Colorado Bourne was a frequent guest at the McClure ranch Continue on Page Five
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Prescott
Ariz
William S. Bourne
James McClure
Wagoner
Bourne
McClure
Colorado
McClure Ranch
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Kinger
de Ridder
Colton
Cal
Alfalfa
the Prospector
Siren
Wonder
Wif
John Schanner and
Maria Careya
Wv. H. Baker and
Loraine McLox
Doug. Ramos Gensad Lewis Jaime
Campas
Sonora
Mexico
Jesus Jordan and
Rosaria Jordan
Jas, R. Baker and
Gertrude Bryan
Patagona
Nogales
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