Miami editor beaten in street fracas over county officials
Aug Water Scots editor of the Daily Sliver Ret in Miami was attacked on a visit to Glore tonight. He received cuts on his face and his clothes were torn. W Ho Keegan, secretary of the city Taxpayers Association, later admitted exchanging blows with Septe. amid recent attacks on Kee tor over alleged county mismanagement. Police believe Keegan fought the man, later found at his home uninjured, and he said Salty intended to continue the assaults.
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Phoenix
Water Scots
Sliver Ret
Miami
Glore
W. Ho Keegan
Ty Taxpayers! Cition
Septe
Keetor
Gila County
Belive
Keenan
Boot
Keegan
Scott
Salty
Man Found Dead Near Gila Bend in Arroy
A man about 25 to 30 years old was found dead in an arroyo near Gila Bend, three months missing with a head wound. He wore blue jeans, shoes, socks, two undershirts, and had no coat or hat. The coroner suspects blunt force trauma or a fall from a horse in the desert heat. The case remains under investigation by the sheriff’s office.
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Gila Bend
Arroyg
Gillepstediteh
Gila Mend
Eheriffy Offleyight
Smith to aid in war against $10 passports
A telegraphic message from Senator Smith requests immediate consular action at Agua Prieta to place a regular consul and establish timely passport controls. He cites the need to meet regulatory obligations and ease cross border business, noting a $1 passport fee imposed by Mexico and urging clarity from the Chamber of Commerce and Mines in Douglas, Arizona.
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Novglas
United States
Marie A. Smith
Fort Dougoek
Touslae Choe
Comanerce and Mines
Senator Smith
Bermane Ulate
Agua Prieta
Douglas
Tahy Mavell
Ae Mane
Neus Pilea
Trouzus
Dantes
Mexico
Chamber of Commerce and Mines
Arizona
Believe In Is Feature Of Announcement From Ang 26
A scanned political platform outlines Tom Madtock as a Republican Senate candidate. It covers federal highway funding, war production, public works, a national arbitration board, and limits on government action in industry. The text emphasizes American sovereignty, reduced taxation, and peace proposals.
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Phoenin Ang
Tom Madtock
U.S Senate
Ministers Endorse Jones Candidacy Sparks Denominational Rift
A storm over endorsements by Phoenix ministers for Jones divides local church factions. Officials insist the letter reflects personal views of each denomination’s delegate, not official union sentiment, underscoring tension ahead of the upcoming race.
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Jones
Wiley Ho Jones
Local Boxer Loses Fingers in Planer Accident
Bishek Frasca, a well known local boxer making a name in the prize ring, suffered the loss of four fingers at the Henderson Watkins lumber yard while planing a sun stock. He was employed two years and faces possible amputation. he has fought in Douglas and Tombstone rings.
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Bishek
Larenco
Larry
Frasca
Henderson Watkins Lumber Yard
Gole
Imornine
Coyper Quen
Frasco
Douglas
Tombstone
Eal Sporting Ef Cere
Governor Campbell in Second Wreck in Two Months
Gov Campbell escaped unharmed after the train carrying him to Denver and Marion C derailed near Cedar Glade north of Prescott. No injuries or fatalities were reported, but delays affected southbound traffic. The incident echoes a previous wreck on the same line last month after a sheep and cattlemen’s convention in Flagstaff.
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Phoenin
Campbell
Qrief Executive
Phoenix
Denver
Marion C
Cedar Glade
Prescott
Flagstaff
200 Cars Garbanzos Stuck at Nogales Port
Nogales reports say 200 garbanzo cars remain at the port as warehouses fill. Harvests begin unusually late with weather delaying activity. shipments of hides decline due to weak demand from American manufacturers. Heavy traffic expected again in January as Sonora and Sinaloa tomato crops loom.
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Nogales
Capa
Nowa City
Garbanzo Sea
Becawe Growals
America
Hing
America Ward
Sonora
Sinaloa
Southern Pacific de Mexico
Break Up League Globe Arrests Relief of Robber Gang
Globe and Miami officers say they broke up a gang of robbers following the arrest of ME Key, Dewey Thurlow alias Williame, and the recovery of two cars several revolvers Winchester rifles and stolen goods. Police view it as a major gang shutdown in the region.
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GLOBE
Key
Dewey Thurlow
Rank
Williame
Globe and
Miami
Parents rush injured youngster to Tempe for treatment
A disrupted, partial account describes parents driving all night to reach Tempe for urgent care after a child was injured. Details are fragmentary, noting involvement of a hospital and fears for the child’s condition as authorities or medical staff prepared for what was described as a possible operation.
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Tempe
Agua Prieta Votes Set For August 29 Mayor Election
Three candidates Pablo Gonzales Burion Valence and JM Aranda contend to elect a new mayor in Agua Prieta on August 29 as national president Abraham Fraijo attends the event with no official endorsement.
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Agua Prieta
Fragmented OCR Chronicling Jerky Crime Month
An OCR fragment describes a month with multiple jerky related killings and arrests. It mentions concealment of pork traces and predator activity near a city, with coyotes present near a feeding halt. Names and precise details are unreadable.
Jerome Verde Mine Closes Down Indefinitely
Jerome Verde officials announced the mine will be idle for an indefinite period. Superintendent J J Harper said pumps are being pulled and mine mules hoisted to the surface as preparations for inactivity proceed.
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Jerome
J. J. Harper
Jerome Verde
No Confusion Expected As New Rail Rates Go Into Effect Today
Railroad officials say the new intrastate rates will cause no confusion as agents use the master tariff book to apply the old prices until a state order updates intrastate rates to match interstate ones. Tickets within the state will be charged at the old rate until further notice.
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Yeste
Teket
State Corporation Commission
Board Meeting Postponed Due to Quorum Shortfall
A Phoenix state board of education meeting scheduled for today was postponed until tomorrow because of a lack of a quorum.
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Phoenix
State Board of Education
End of Love as Sheriffs Nab Girl near Nogales
Aug 25 in Camp Stephens D. Little area a young woman fled Tucson in a high powered car with forged documents to Nogales. Her father H F Sehetter intercepted the couple near Nogales and returned the girl, leaving a disrupted romance and headlines over the thwarted union.
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Nogales
Harriet Sehetter
Pretty Ailken
Valette Oliver Serbrook
Camp
Stephens
D. Little
Jhae
H. F. Sehetter
Tucson
Sheriff's Office
Ecvivell
Sherrite Sfields
Ferrell
Ward
Quail Season Opens with State Warden Issued Rules
A state game warden in Phoenia issues the quail season regulations for Arivena. The notice outlines hunting periods, limits, and protections, including bag limits, permits, and dates through December. It stresses compliance with wildlife laws and the need to report violations to authorities.
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J Prochaska
Phoenia
Arivena
Winirkey
Qorker
Oper
Fail
Lerger Shore
Trains Delayed by Track Washouts Near Salten
Four Westbound Southern Pacific trains were delayed by washouts on the line near Salten yesterday. Repairs were underway as reports indicated service disruption and schedule changes. Westbound travelers faced late arrival times with trains arriving around 1 am, and others due earlier in the morning.
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Southern Pacific
Salten
TBO
Tetlien Jabout
Pormat
Benson County Shooting Sparks Murder Inquiry
A Sunday shooting near Benson led sheriff deputies to arrest a cotton picker named Resin who fled a camp and was later located at a store yard. He was shot by an officer after resisting a search and died later in custody. authorities say the case is under federal review with details evolving.
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Tensor
Mexico
Ber
Elon
Taveon
Sheritt
Guaid
Henetien
Benson
Uling SuntAy
Henson
Mle Bet
Hesina
Dartet
Oriete Federal
International Paving Work To Start Soon
Work will begin within two or three days on the Mexican section of the international walk linking Mexico and the United States at Morley Avenue Calle Elias and the national site. Alberto Eo Figueroa president of tunnel parts and engineer Cabillery said crews plan to lay mains with eight inch wire and abatiero using concrete. Forms for the mains would be made locally to save cost rather than shipping from elsewhere. The paving is described as a future project.
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Phoenix
Salt River Valley
GR Vachern Broom 1 Manufacturing Company
T Cs
Thor Gibbs
Mexico
Nogales
Mexco
United States
Morley Avenue
Calle Elias
Igore Ebigineer
Alberto Eo Figueroa
Tuniel Pal
Abatiero
Engineer Cabillery
Math Segules Urie
Reintor I
En Paver
Sanning Factory and Cement Plant Planned in Rich Suerte Valley
Gaston Schwab of Maxatlan plans a large cement plant and related factory in the Fuerte river valley of Sinaloa near San Bias. The project includes a cement plant on the KM.GC & C. railway and a deep sea harbor link at Topolabampo, with ample materials and rail transport to support sustained business.
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Suerte Valley
Sogacrs
Gaston Schwab
Maxatlan
Alo
Negres
San Blas
Fuerte River
Sinaloa
San Bias
Km.gc & C
Alfalfa and date crops weaken in Yuma region
The Yuma area faces a severe drop in alfalfa seed crop this season, projected to be less than half normal due to cold springs and a first cutting short. Tempe and Yuma experimental farms report no dates this season. A drastic fire treatment targets African palms to curb pests, scorching outer trunks and foliage while sparing the top shoots.
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Yuma, Ang 2
Yuma Surley
Yuma
Tempe
Senator Henry Ashurst to Visit Douglas and Train Watch
Aug 24 Douglas reports United States Senator Henry Ashurst visiting Prescott after meeting Alfred Paul in Los Angeles. Special officers on trains southward will watch for gamblers as authorities have intensified efforts to curb schemes targeting travelers.
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Henry Ashurst
Douglas
Alfred Paul
Los Angeles
United Stats
Prescott
Nogales
Ashurst
Paul
Gavin el
1918 fair restoration plans and 1920 forecasts hinted
Fragmented OCR text outlines plans for a 1918 fair and a 1920 forecast, mentioning a president and public display. It references therapy, exhibitions, and industry mentions with varied, unclear names and terms. The passage remains garbled but implies event promotion and future expectations in a historical local context.
Election irregularities at county seats and impending voter turnout
The article reports on alleged irregularities and fears of corrupted vote counting as county elections near. It notes deputy retirements, a heater incident, and calls for prompt registration and filing deadlines to ensure eligible voters, including party members, can participate.
Prisoners Sentenced After County Court Hearing
Ambiguous report notes a court session on August 24 where a transfer or connection to an incident was discussed. It mentions prisoners and sentences, with references to a state court and federal involvement, but details are unclear due to damaged text.
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Phoenin
Eharme Connertion
Tucson Calls Primary Tucson Aue O23
A call for a primary election on December 18 to nominate candidates for city offices has been made by the city council. A mayor, assessor, chief of police, treasurer and other councilmen will not expire for another year.
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Tucson
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