Phoenix pair launch 12000 acre irrigation project south of Mee
JW Walker and HL Chandler, affluent Phoenix and Mees residents, start a 12000 acre irrigation scheme south of Mee. The plan aims to irrigate two sections per pump, with landowners renting pumps in exchange for land. Homesteaders sign contracts as fleet units may begin this fall, with promoters selling land to homeseekers.
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JW Walker
HL. Chandler
Phoenix
Mees
Mee
Court Cases Filed Superior Court Judgment and Divorces
Multiple divorce actions listed with parties Mary Crosby Henry Crosby Decree of divorce Emme Best vs Robert Best Decree of divorce J Charles Edwards Leois Edwards Decree of divorce Viola Hickson Emimatt Hickson Divorce action Nick Pupich Covich Tony Domincovich Appeal from JP court Gertrude Watts Edward Watts Divorce action Probate Proceedings Estate of W T Menear Appointment of JP Connolly Cowan Wilpprainerr Hearing dates for letters of administration and estate matters including George Trezise Angel Molino Mary Davis petitions for letters of admin and discharge of administrator with sureties J Prindiville appointment for sale of personal property and other admin proceedings lists appraisers and appointment dates.
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Mary Crosby
Henry T Crosby
Emme E Best
Robert Beat
Nick Pupich
Tony Domincovich
JP Court
Gertrude Watte
Edward] Watts
Ferdinand Westheimer & Sons
Dra
Ellen R Fisher
Remedy for Bowels Promoted to Guard Children
An old advertisement touts bowel aid for children promising protection and a refund if ineffective. It touts 25 doses for 25 cents and urges consulting medical figures. The offer claims a money back guarantee and lists Miles Medical Co as the distributor.
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Belle Miles Medical CO
Cithart, Tad
Arizona Federal Judge Takes Oath of Office
Willem H. Sawtelle of Tucson became Arizona's first regularly appointed federal judge and assumed duties in Phoenix. He thanked the Arizona Bar Association for the roses and directed the clerk to record his oath and commission and send a copy to Washington.
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Arizona
Willem H. Sawtelle
Tucson
Phoenix
Arizona Bar Association
Sawtelle
Allen B. Saynes
Washington
United States
Jas
BR. Dunerath
Mondey
Governor Hunt Travels to Western Governors Conference
Governor Hunt leaves Phosox to attend the Western Governors Conference in Colorado Springs from today through Saturday evening. He hopes to return by Monday. He carries an article for possible incorporation in the proceedings. Secretary Ridney P. Osborn notes the absence as the governor travels out of state.
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Colorado Springs
George Hunt
Phosox
Hunt
Hut
Colorado
California
Ridney P. Osborn
Historic press exhibition plan at Arizona Historical Society
The Arizona Historical Society recently received the bietrie printing press from Williams Hattick former editor of the Paosixctos and will set it up under John E Magee. Magee aims to have it ready by the Southern Arizona fair so visitors can inspect the 1832 pound Washington press numbered 25. One corner of the society room on West Congress street will likely be prepared for the display requiring several men to assemble.
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Bietrie
The
Arizona Historical Society
Williams Hattick
Paosixctos
John E Magee
M. Magee
Arisons
Washington
Weat
Congress Street
Tueron Star
Strong Believer In Old Tombstone
George W. McFarlin veteran pioneer and newspaper editor, long a familiar figure in Arizona, now in Tombstone for a few days then to return to To betone. He expects Tombstone to become a leading mining center again, based on his careful study of local mining conditions and close contact with recent work.
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George W. McFarlin
Pewspaper
Arisona
Tombstone
McFarlin
Tobetone
Night Control Not yet Settled in El Paso Phoenix Race
J I Morrison, Hapmobile agent in Phoenix, reportsBisbee and Tombstone rivals clash over night control for the El Paso Phoenix auto race route. Bisbee and Tombstone prefer Bisbee route. Douglas seeks Hereford path. Funds show Bisbee $1080, Douglas $600–$700. Tucson plans action. El Paso side uninterested. bridge at San Pedro river to be completed. Governor Hunt promises Tombstone Bisbee road near finish.
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Douglan
Bubee
Birbie
Tombstone
Hereford
J.8
Morrison
Phoenix
el Pao
Bisbee
Douglas
Tombetone
George Purdy Bullerd
el Paso
Teday
Sleo
Arisnns
Tucson
el Peso
Tate
Tombetne
San Pedro River
Feirback
Hunthes
Tombstone-Bisbee
Doings In the Superior Court
Today the superior court handles ongoing cases and motions in session with officials and attorneys present. Readers may observe routine docket actions, civil filings, and updates on pending matters as court proceedings continue.
Wilson Warns All Americans in Mexico
President Wilson ordered all Americans to leave Mexico at once and informed consular officials to warn civilians and military staff of potential harm. Secretary Bryan dispatched telegrams quoting the address to embassies and consulates as ships are readied to evacuate citizens. Mobilization of troops along the southern frontier to enforce neutrality in arms traffic is anticipated, with Wilson coordinating with the War Department.
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Washington
Willson
Mexico
Republic
Americape
Bryan d
Congress
Assia Ace
Unitedtates
Wilon
Breckenridge
War Department
Petitioners Seek Election On Town Wet and Dry Question
A petition circulated and signed by Grahams county board of supervisors urges an election in Safford on the wet and dry issue. Many signers previously voted for dry status but now favor a regulated saloon to curb bootlegging and improve conditions since the town became dry.
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Board of Supervisors
Grahams County
Safford
Border Patrol Doubled Along Mexican Border
The Ninth Cavalry at Douglas will have double the troops stationed along the international line, east and west, to enforce neutrality and curb reported smuggling by constitutionslists. No new territory is assigned, but future sites will house twice as many men to monitor cross border activity.
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Ninth Cavalry
Douglas
United States
Mexico
El Paso Smelter to Add Copper Furnace at $250,000
The El Paso copper smelter plans to install a new reverberatory furnace costing 250000 to boost capacity amid rising ore intake from Arizona and New Mexico. The project follows 200000 spent last year on improvements and aims to position the plant among the world’s largest. Mexico's ore flow and resumed mining may further increase shipments to El Paso.
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el Paso
Arizona
New Mexico
Mexico
Corporation Commission Modifies Order on SP Railroad Financing
The state corporation commission today amended a prior order granting Southern Pacific Railroad permission to issue trust certificates to fund new equipment. The change reduces the discount and commission from five percent to six percent on the remaining certificates, reflecting money-market conditions and allowing about half of the certificates to be sold under former terms.
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Commissi D
Southern Pacific Railroad Company
Kries Newbury Nuptials Held in Courtland
Yesterday afternoon at the Bruce Street home of Mr and Mrs James Law the marriage of Miss Mary Kries to Mr P W Newbury was solemnized by Rev W Duncan. The couple will reside in Courtland where the groom works for Great Western Copper Co. A wedding supper followed at the Lamb residence before they proceed to Courtland for their future home.
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Cory
James Law
Bruce St
Mary Kries
P W Newbury
W Duncen
Nove
Courtland
Matthew Kries
Courtaand
Hng
Tombatore
Newsbury
Lamb
Will Bring Up Mine Taxation in Buffalo
Arizona delegates to the seventh annual state and local taxation conference in Buffalo prepare to debate mine taxation. C M Zacher chairs the Arizona committee and submits a report supporting varied valuation methods, while P J Miller and Bernard Coniff represent Arizona to press all sides. Governor Hout announced the Arizona delegation list before departing for Colorado.
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Buffalo
Arizona
C. M. Zacher
Arizona Tax Commission
Zander
Kevin Michigan
Asso
P. J. Miller
Bernard Coniff
Crown King
Hout
Colorado
Lost rubies set earrings and spear brooch
Lost items include a rubies set of earrings and a spear set brooch. Finder should return them to the rector office and will receive a reward.
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Paosrector
Master Raymond Jones Opens Vision Works in Tarson
From Thursdays Daily Master Raymond Jones of Tarson is in the city to open two works vision with bieanat Mes Jan Mandre. In from the Commonwealth Extension property of Pearne are Lem Stallings and Parker Wood man for stay. Probate matters were heard before Judge Lock wed. appraisers G R Richardson W Walker OC Daffy and JW Howle named. John Rainey returns from county road camp injured. Emily Axtell leaves for Leavenworth. Mrs George R Davey and daughters plan to move to El Paso with Mr Davey, conductor on the Tuewa El Pass line. Rafferty returns from Los Angeles visit. S H Adam registered at Arcade Hotel. Chief Deputy Sheriff Guy Welch and family return from Los Angeles trip.
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Raymond Jones
Tarson
Bieanat
Mes Jan Mandre
Lock
R Richardson
W Walker
Daffy
Howle
Alfred Hody
Adam
Arcade Hotel
Phoenix
Sherif Guy Welch
Los Angeles
Valley News From Sulphur Springs Area
Sulphur Spring Valley notes recount W A Bates and Mrs Bates visiting in the valley with Mrs Kencaster staying for the week. Roscoe Clay Wirt and Miss Pauline Burnett return from Kay Arizona to settle on valley homesteads while EL Greatham Ed Powell and families vacation in Chiricahua mountains. A Bean T J Clark families also return from the mountains. James Hopsin returns to Kansas for crops then back to Arizona. Beete to take charge wateration work on the valley experiment farm reports progress and soil favorability.
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Roscoe
Clay, Wirt
Pauline Burnett
Kay
Arizona
Clay
EL Greatham
Courtland
Ed Powell
Goyles
Chiricahua Mountains
A. ©. Bean
T.J. Clark
Doug
James Hopsin
Kansas
Wateh
Arianna
Bete
Arizor
Parcel Post Extension Meeting With Approval
Washington reports Postmaster General Burleson and officials hear broad approval for extending parcel post service to August 15. The move signals future increases in package size and weight as the service expands. The Interstate Commerce Commission also supports gradual broadening of the parcel scope.
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Washington
Burleson
Hin Idee
Interstate Commerce Commission
Notable Visitors and Residents Highlight Booth Pass Area
Friday's Daily HK Springer notes visits in Booth Pass with Kendall ranch in focus. Attendees include McGlothlan of Los Angeles and Mr and Mrs M Nyer of Douglas registered at Arlington. Deputy Sheriff Bob Reed from Fairbank visits county seat. Officials Wheeler Gilmore Bowden travel to Griesen on business. Judge Dean of Douglas arrives for court matter. Attorney Lyman H Hayes from Willcox also present. Mae May Thiel, an outgoing scientist for Babe, visited friends. Jos Cima and Maria Cima depart for Torixno Italy on extended visit. Large depot crowd accompanies them. Mr Cima’s power of attorney is held by Mr Giacomo, aided by Barney Rodrino, as Mr Giacomo oversees affairs in Cima's absence. Mayor Jobo S Williams of Bisbee arrives on business. plans to inspect Howie stone quarry. Auto party from Courtland incl Mrs Wil Brown, M Hines, Mrs Eads of Los Angeles, and Elvin Brown touring in a Studebaker.
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McGlothlan
Los Angelea
M. Nyer
Douglas
Regi Ted
Arlington
Sherif fBob Reed
Fairbank
Wheeler
WG Gilmore
Chieuthor
Percy Bowden
Griesen
Judge FM Dean
Mee
Jos Cima
Torix No, Itay
A Giacomo
Giacoma
Cima Orng
Barney Rodrino
Mra
Wil Brown
M. Hines
Mrs Eads
Los Angeles
Elvin Brown
Studebaker
Courtland
Arizona Rifle Men Take Fourth Place in Camp Perry
Arizona's regimental rifle team placed fourth in the Camp Perry national matches, with forty states fielding teams. The governor's office received a telegram from Adjutant General Charles W Harris in Phoenix noting the Arizona squad has consistently performed well despite a smaller pool of National Guard members. The big all-teams match is set for tomorrow, and Arizona aims to be among the leaders.
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Camp Perry
Ohio
Yeanterday
Arizona
Charles W Harris
Phoenix
Arsona Boys
Arizonsna
Notice of Survey Withdrawal for Cochise County lands
United States Land Office at Phoenix issues notice of application for survey No 19 dated June 13 1913 by John Birdno Receiver. Lands in townships Cochise County Arizona outside Private Land Grant and Coronado National Forest withdrawn from sale and reserved per Acts of 1620 and related statutes. First publication August 4 1093.
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United States Land Office
Phoenix
Akzon
Washington, D. C
Cochise County
Arizona
Coronado National Gasrbam
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Parks Springs
Hagan
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Superior Court
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Viola
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Hickson
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JP Connolly
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JM O'Connell
George Franklin Trezise
Angel Molino
Sdmrn
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JM Prine
Charles M Harris
Wm H Taylor
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GB Richardson
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Todey
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Newbury
Lem Stallings
Parker Woodman
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Mary Barton
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C W Hicks
William Johnson
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George R Davey
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Effie
Jeanette
Davey
Rafferty
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Atore
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HK Springer
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