Tombstone City Council Opens With Reform Push
The first regular session of Tombstone's new City Council pledged businesslike governance, immediate street improvements, and a funded plan to crown main streets. The panel will install dummy policemen at main corners, codify ordinances for easy reference, and push civic progress this year to benefit taxpayers and property owners.
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Tombstone
Prospector
Fifth
Fremont
The Best Little Town Song of Contentment
A quaint lyric urges readers to value their own small town over wealthier, larger places. It extols neighbors, contentment, and friendship as the town’s true riches, ending with the claim that a small town is the best kind of town.
Dopester's Revelation Sparks Clifton Rumor Mill
A Clifton mining town humorist links the prohibition surge to big money funneled to liquor houses. He uses playful calculations to claim booze flow could buy many Fords, fuel two men for decades, and light up Africa, while suggesting the booze trade funds a local bridge project and road repairs.
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Clifton Mining Journal
Clifton
Africa
Wilson
Eight trains wrecked near Thatcher in Arizona
A freight train wreck near Thatcher, Arizona, about 4 10 this morning left eight cars derailed, with one oil car leaving the track and causing eleven cars to telescope. Injured workers were taken to a county hospital after救a lengthy rescue. The train, bound for Globe via Mt Bowie, carried lumber and mining goods. The cause was likely a broken journal on an oil car.
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Safford
Thatcher
Moutis
Pima Ana Ome Dick
Dryden
Dr. Martin
Satfor
HA McDaniels
Contocmee Mitts
S.C
Chambers
Phoenix
Arizona
Bothish
Mt Bowie
Globe
Journal
State Lands Action Adds Three Land Selections
Phoenix Dec. 4 The state land commission filed three more lists of selections under the enabling act totaling 10 12426.96 acres. Two lists benefit normal schools comprising land in townships 9 and 10 south range 19 east totaling 1 226 acres. The third list pays principal and accrued interest on bonds in Yavapai Conconino Maricopa and Pima counties totaling 2200.96 acres in township 10 south range 13 east.
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Phoenix
State Land Commission
Yavapai
Conconino
Maricopa
Pima County
Auto Accident Near Clifton Injures Two Men
Monday evening a Buick plunged from Holman hill north of York, injuring Walter Hutchins and A Wayne of Duncan. Wayne was trapped beneath the car as it fell twenty feet after a rescue jack. Hutchins crawled for help, Wayne survived, Hutchins ill for some time.
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Clifton
Buick
Duncan
Walter Hutchin
A. Wayne
Holman Hill
York
Wayne
Hutchins
Hutchine
Express Firm Still Receiving Personal Liquor Shipments
In Tucson on December 2, Wells Fargo Express continues to handle personal liquor shipments while former time limited orders for Arizona are canceled. Southern Pacific has refused shipments since Thursday with no change in stance. Reports from Kansas City say Schiller Bros have begun injunctions to compel Wells Fargo to accept liquor shipments until the dry law takes effect.
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Tucson
Wells Fargo Express Company
Arizona
Southern Pacific Railroad
Kansas City
Schiller Bros
Large turnout for U.S. citizenship hearings in March
A large number of applicants filed for citizenship ahead of a March hearing. The list of thirty five new names includes EM Tilton, RS Me wll, DC Nagle, and others. The first case is Mike Connors charged with the murder of Young Davis at Dowels, with trial likely consuming three days due to many witnesses.
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Ferore
Tirty
Em, Tilton
Me ‘Wll
DC Nagle William Jarvin
Harles Anderson
J W Sander
A. Johnson
SB. Johnson
Robert Steele
James Costello
Robert Mall Ary
Pred Sanden
Lem = Stallings
Moa. Germain
Ray Helms
John Dym
Tomer
Mike Connors
Young Davis
Dowels
Watt
Davie
Connors
Spd
Davis
Rows
Bruce Stephene
WB. Cleary
Superior Court Delays As Jury Panel Recalled For Connors Case
In Superior Court the venire appeared except for a few absent as the State v Mike Connors moved to trial but was postponed until tomorrow after a defense motion for a full panel. Herculano Ortiz pled guilty to grand larceny and faces sentencing on the 11th. Luke Short’s case set for the 12th. Three bootlegging pleas were entered with sentences: WE Walker 14 months and $25, J H Reynolds 6 months and $25, U S French two years suspended pending appeal. French, jailed awaiting appeal, is a test case with pardon board recommendations expected for release.
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Venire
Wen
Mike Connors
Luke Short
Lockwood
J. H. Reynolds
U. S. French
Supreme Court
Courne
Pardon Board
Farm Advisor Paschal Leads Valley Meeting on Crops and Prairie Dogs
County Farm Advisor A L Paschal spoke at Brophy school house about crop rotation results from experiment stations and prairie dog control. He urged a homesteader canvass to gauge infestation and potential joint action. A follow up meeting set for December 9 with plans to purchase treatment at about eight cents per acre.
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County Farm
A. L. Paschal
Brophy
Paschal
Brophy School
AM Hat
Courtland
Dougtax
Courtland Arizonan
Ace
Osborn Heads Arizona Democratic Ticket In Official Return
Official returns canvassed show P. Osborn leading Arizona Democrats with 10 78 votes and Carl Hayden atop the national ticket in the state. Hayden total 13 01 more than Osborn, but Osborn wins Apache Navajo Mohave Pima and Greenlief counties. Cochise County results list Hughes 6196 Rose 6996 Sparks 6057 Krebs 5982. Total Arizona vote about 60 000.
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P. Osborn
Ariona
Carl Hayden
Arizona
Osborn
A. A. Betts
Teket
Betts
Hayden
Apache
Navajo
Mohave
Pima
Greenlve
Wilson
Hughes
Graham County
Cochise County
E. A. Hughes
Rose
J. M. Sparks
Board of Supervisors
Ray B. Krebs
County Recorder
Constable Sam Hayhurst Arrives in City On Sheriff Business
Constable Sam Hayhurst of Douglas arrived in the city today on sheriff business, traveling under police auspices. The visit accompanies ongoing municipal matters requiring coordination with local authorities.
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Sam Hayhurst
Douglas
City
Sheriff's Office
Knights and Ladies Host Social Dance in Johnson Camp
Johnson Dec 4 The social event backed by Knights and Ladies of Security featured a Thanksgiving basket social and dance lasting into the early hours. Music by the Johnson orchestra filled the theater floor, drawing Winkde and locals to enjoy festive humor, with prizes and auctioneering adding to the lively evening.
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Johnson Orchestra
Picture Theater
Winkde
Plymouth
Mra. Com Phillie
James Busahork
EB. Nicholson
Hnson
Judge Cooper Passes Away in Tucson
Judge William Enimore Cooper of Pima County Superior Court died Saturday afternoon at his home on Sixth Street after months of illness and confinement. He was the first superior judge in Pima County and the first sworn after Arizona's statehood, widely respected for his long service and faultless public record.
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Judge Cooper
Tucson
William Enimore Cooper
Superior Court
Pima County
Udce Cooper
Arizona
Cooper
Declarations For Citizenship Law Update
James of the Superior Court notes declarations of intent to become citizens over seven years old are invalid and new declarations must be filed. Judge Lockwood and Judge Sawtelle affirm the ruling. Those seeking citizenship next March should submit final applications this week or risk missing the deadline.
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JE James
Superior Court
Jones
Partes
Lockwood
Sawtelle
U.S. Court
Levy Brothers Arrested in Denver for Mail Fraud
Bisbee residents tell of a defunct Levy Bros brokerage swindling about $200,000. Sam and Max Levy were arrested in Denver by federal officers on a mail fraud charge. A preliminary hearing is set for the 15th. Each brother posted $2,500 bonds and may resist extradition to Arizona.
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Bisbet Sam
Max Levy
Levy Bros
Bisbee
Denver
Levy Brothers
Arizona
Tony Leon Returns from El Paso Visit
Tony Leon arrived back today after a several day stay in El Paso where he conducted meetings and inspected facilities. The visit followed prior engagements and included remarks on regional developments.
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Tony Leon
el Paso
Movements of live stock in Arizona
Large cattle movement to the valley from Northern Arizona will begin in about ten days. Santa Fe reports 3000 to 4000 head coming via Winslow and Holbrook, fattened by John Norton. Hog shipments total about 2000 head to Los Angeles and San Diego with 20 carloads sent. Sheep are being fattened in the valley and slated for coast markets by mid February per Santa Fe advisories.
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Phoenix
Ariona
Winslow
Holbrook
Santa Fe
John Norton
Los Angeles
San Diego
Campbell Declared Elected as Hunt Contests Governor Race
In Phoenix on December 6 the secretary of state certified Thomas E Campbell a Republican governor with 27 976 votes while Governor Hunt had 27 048. Hunt filed a superior court contest alleging illegal ballots counted for Campbell in every precinct and ballots cast for Hunt not counted. Inspectors to be named by contestant, the contest, and the court. Homer Ro Wood of Prescott named as contestant inspector. Court to hear tomorrow morning as ballots from the election are brought to Maricopa County.
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Phoenix
Secretary of State
Thomas E. Campbell
Hunt
Campbell
Superior Court
Maricopa County
Ilegal Otes
Ampbell
Homer Ro Wood
Prescott
Boy Hit By Bat During School Baseball Game
A boy named aiihard Davis, son of Ras Davis, was seriously injured at the local school grounds on Wednesday afternoon when a batter’s bat flew from the hitter and struck him in the stomach. He was taken home with fears of internal injuries.
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Chandler
Aiihard Davis
Ras Davis
Rev Albert Amundsen Dies in Rochester Minn
Obituary notes the death of Rev Albert Amundsen pastor of the First Congregational Church of Tombstone in Rochester Minnesota on Sunday November 26. The church committee praises his Christian character scholarly attainments temperance advocacy and patient uncomplaining temper and extends deep sympathy to the bereaved family.
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Albert Amundsen
First Congregational Church
Tombstone
Rochester
Minn
Amundsen
Gibson Theodora Fowler
Emily Axtell
First Violation Of Antipicket Ordinance In Phoenix
Labor leader Frank M. Craig was found guilty of violating the city antipicketing ordinance in police court. Judge Thomas imposed a $10 fine and an appeal to the superior court was filed by attorney Struckmeyer for labor interests.
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Phoenix
Frank M. Craig
New City
Thomas
Struckmeyer
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