Bisbee Minstrels Delight Tombstone in Charity Show
Bisbee Catholic ladies and men presented a home talent minstrel show at Crystal theater to benefit Tombstone's Sacred Heart church. About 200 Bisbee residents attended, enjoying strong singing acts by Nellie Ryan and Marie Kaminski, and comic and variety numbers led by James Bartlett and Tom McGlynn. The performance earned praise as professional in quality, with encores for several performers and a lively, festive atmosphere throughout the evening.
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Tombstone
Bisbee
Bisbee Catholic Ladies’ Minstrels
Crystal Theater
Bisbee Minatrel
Sacred Heart Catholic Church
Jeanette Asi
Winnie Ryan
Home Sweet Home
Mary Caretto
L. Kaminski
Mira
Sydney Connell
Lucy Caretto
Tripoli
Louisiana
H. Cameron
Arthur Riley, Jr
Butterfly
James Bartlett
Tom McGlynn
Tom Kelly
Black Joe
Tony Caretto
Minsex Meyr
Sealey
Laura Jarboe
Dorothy Foster
Harry Sealey
Prominent mining men to confer with Gov Elias
A party of American mining executives arrived from Hermosillo and met Governor Francisco Elias to discuss mining conditions in Sonora. The group, staying in Nogales overnight, planned to proceed to Douglas, includes R Budrow of El Tigre Mining, J S Williams of Noctezuma Copper at Nacotari, George Young of Cananea Consolidated Copper, and W D King of Phelps Dodge Mexico.
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Nogales
Hermosillo
Sonora
Francisco Elias
Douglas
Ares 1
R Budrow
el Tigre Mining Company
J. S. Willams
Noctezuma Copper Company
Nacotari
George Young
Cananea Consolidated Copper Company
W. D
Billy King
Phelps Dodge Corporation
Mexico
American Held for Ransom in Chihuahua Mexico
American Henry Clark has been captured near Villa Lopez by robbers who demand a 15 000 peso ransom. Authorities including Governor Enriquez dispatch troops to pursue the band and secure Clark’s release.
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Nogales
Chihuahua
Henry Clark
Villa Lopez
Clark
Earriquez
Calif
Enriquez
Iiberty
Tucson Pioneer Buried Thursday
Funeral services for George Purch a Tucson pioneer and wealthy cattleman were held at the family home 425 South Fourth Avenue with a procession to Evergreen Cemetery for interment. Ceremonies began at Fo'lock.
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Tucson
George Purch
South Fourth Avenue
Fo'lock
Evergreen Cemetery
Body of Tombstonite’s Brother Arrives From France
The body of Mariano Varela Acusti, a 30 year old Mexican, died this morning from heart failure. He leaves a wife and four children living in destitution in a hut near the railroad tracks in the town’s west part. County officials and the W T U have assisted poor families and will ensure the bereaved family is cared for.
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Mariano Varela
Acusti
Co chise Roads Report Good Shape For Week
Cochise County roads show improved travel compared with last week as main lines endure storms with limited damage. Benson to Rodeo and Bisbee to Ramsey routes improve. Sulphur Springs Valley remains soft. Tombstone to Ramsey Canyon and Fort Huachuca area mostly fine with minor soft spots and mud holes. St David bridge work rush nearing completion. bids anticipated for transcontinental highway work to El Paso coastal route completion.
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Rodeo
Tucson
Benson
Ramsey
Bisbee
Tombstone
Ramsey Canyon
Fort Huathuca
Charleston
Buena School House
Willcox
Courtland
Pearce
Santa Cruz
Fairbank
St. David
Cochise County
Sid Smyth
Cochise
St the Gan
Modeo Fass
el Paso
California
Regents
Phoenix
Tueson
Ajo
Yuma County
Pima County
Yuma
No date set for hearings on tariff request
Phoenix August 27 Henri Boteguy told Governor Thomas Esterday that no definite news from Washington exists on hearings by the senate finance committee for the proposed long staple cotton tariff. Sims Ell, in Washington, requested Penrose to provide a definite hearing date. Elf will notify the governor when information arrives. He is in Connecticut and plans to return to Washington next Monday.
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Cariff Phoenix
Henri Bohory
Thomas Eesterday
Washington
Senate Finance Committee
Boteguy
Sims Ell
Penrose
Finance Committee
Elf
Governor's Office
Phoenix
Holbrook
Washington, D. C
Beliotekny
Nar ‘Monat
Inet Sanday
Livestock Men Seek Improved Selling Means At Salt Lake
Salt Lake City August 27 delegates at the joint convention of the American National Livestock Association and the National Wool Growers Association urged changes in marketing methods, transport, and financing to cut extortionate profits by retailers. Leaders including Frank Hagenbarth Frank H Bixby and Everett C Brown criticized the present system and called for range livestock men to control stock shipments to curb price swings and prevent market flooding and shortages.
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Salt Lake City
American Natonal Livestock Association
National Wool Growers’ Association
Frank J. Hagenbarth
National Wooltion
Frank H. Bixby
Long Beach
Cal
Everett C. Brown
National Livestock Exchange of Chicago
Brown
Wera” Associor
A. Sykes
American Farm Bureau Federation
Celebration program announced for Labor Day in Tombstone
The committee announced a Children’s Celebration for Labor Day in Tombstone on September 5. Events include a 9 o’clock parade with varied character representations and 20 prizes. After races and games, lunch at Davis Gardens, free ice cream, and milk provided. mothers bring baskets. Younger children attend Treasure Island show at Ceyutat theater and a 4 to 6 pm dance at Schleffelin hall. adults have an evening dance at Eve Scniettetin following the parade.
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Cochise County
Tombstone
Davis Gardens
Schleffelin Hall
Governor Will Postpone Trip To Washington
Governor Thomas Campbell returns to Holbrook after a weather disrupted trip and cancels plans to travel to Washington. Senate finance committee delay on cotton tariff removes need for the Washington visit. Court day in Division 1 features divorce motions and civil debt cases, with jurors expected to report soon. Five Sharps Orchestra from Tombstone to provide music, and many county residents bring children for the day’s festivities.
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Lockwood
Superior Court
Presestt
Yavapai Board of Supervisors
Five Sharps Orchestra
Tombstone
Cattle Growers Urged to Guard Against Blackleg Threat
PHOENIX August 27 Ed Stephens secretary of the state livestock sanitary board has written to Arizona cattlemen urging vigilance against blackleg. He recalls last year when losses were feared to reach a million dollars and stresses that this year rapid flesh gain from good range makes cattle more susceptible. The letter recommends using the board distributed vaccine as a preventive, not a cure, and calls for constant watchfulness and timely treatment to avoid losses.
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Phoenix
Ed Stephens
State Livestock Sanitary Board
Arizona
Blackley
Livestock Sanitary Board
Blackles
Turning Strikes Nogales Residence Shatters Chimney
During an electrical storm in Nogales on Crawford street the chimney atop the Bustetter residence shattered, bricks ricocheting into the Bergson yard next door. Dr Guptetter and family were at supper when the bolt struck, causing alarm and a sensation of external pressure before fire crews found only chimney damage and no further harm.
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Nogales
Crawford Street
Bergson
Relatives of Dead Man Sought by Consul
United States Consul Francis J. Byer at Nogales Sonora is seeking heirs of D. L. Drake an American citizen who died November 19 1919 from pulmonary hemorrhage while employed by a cattle company near Cananea Sonora. He left several thousand dollars in a Cananea bank and the estate is under Cananea authorities. No heirs or birthplace have been found though Drake had friends or relatives in San Francisco.
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United States
Francis J. Byer
Nogales
Sonora
D. L. Drake
Ity
Cananea
Sake
Sts Pnaerscona
Drake
San Francisco
MISS BERNICE HOBBS DEAD IN COAST CITY
NOGALES Arizona Aug 27 Miss Bernice Hobbs 11 year old daughter of L B Hobbs of Miller canyon is dead in Los Angeles after an automobile trip from Douglas to the coast. Her death follows an earlier report of injuries to her in connection with a crash on the Bisbee highway near Douglas. The death comes amid confusing telegrams and uncertain details of an earlier attack on Frank J Pearson postmaster at Ruby Arizona and his family during a bandit raid.
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Nogales
Frank J Pearson
Ruby
Arizona
Here
Posto
Pearson
Frank J. Pearson
Douglas
Bernice Hobbs
L. B. Hobbs
Miller Canyon
Los Angeles
Safford
Thinety
Nogates
Hobbs
Ttle Informa
Bisbee
Lara
Alexander
J. A. Frazer
Teras
Arivaca
Ariz
the Prasera
Mexican Dies of Heart Failure Leave Family Destitute
John Igo, court interpreter in Hoboken, received a telegram from the Graves Registration Service that his brother William Igo, killed in France, has arrived at Hoboken port. The message is being forwarded to their mother in Canille who will instruct the service to bury the remains in the National Cemetery at Arlington, Virginia.
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John Igo
Hoboken
N. J
William Igo
France
Igo
Canille
National Cemetery
Artioghom
Virginia
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Carolina
Georgie Mieyrs
Charlotte Sealey
Washington Square
Marie Kaminsi
Swanee River
Mr. B. Berutto
Gov
Elias
Mex
Thomas KE. Campbell
Wasps
Jats
Hie Cues Hohentescu
Telephyn Rc
He Tong
Coast City
Border
Sheriffs Office
Osborne
Coast
Fraber
Ora Blanca
Montana
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