Fear uprising of Indians on reservation
Globe report on an Indian uprising threat following a murder on the White Mountain Reservation prompts U S officials to deploy Deputy Marshal J J Keegan and B F Crawford from Globe. Two cavalry detachments are stationed at Fort Apache while authorities await further word on the crime and tribal attitude.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Globe
Dec
United States
J.J. Keegan
B. F. Crawford
White Mountain Indian Reservation
Thomas
United States Marshals Office
Phoenix
Don Willits
Keegam
Opee
United State Cavalry
Fort Apache
Alleged Minors Forced into Army in Arizona Case
In Tucson the district court heard habeas corpus writs to release Karl Jacobson and Jy Chiarson of Safford from Army duty. Fathers claim both youths were underage when enlisted and coerced by threats. Chiarson alleged age 16 and forced under penalty of Fort Leavenworth imprisonment. Officers Roach and Tuthill named as holdouts at Naco. Hearing set for Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tucson
Dec
Ley
United States Service
Chiarson
United States
Fort Leavenworth
Alain E H. Roach
A. M. Tuthill
Naco
Jacobson
Ancient Tubac May Be Depopulated
The ancient Tubac town in Santa Cruz county may be depopulated due to ejectment proceedings over Boca float No 3 Spanish grant. About seven inhabitants and nearby settlers are defendants in the case brought by James E. Bouldin Helen L. Bouldin and associates. The suit mirrors prior actions by other heirs and was aided by local attorney Joan H Campbell. A separate notice offers a $5 reward for a lost branded pony near Douglas from Ramon Granado Tombstone Arizona.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tucson
Tubac
Arizora
Boca
Santa Cruz County
James E. Bouldin
Helen L. Bouldin
Kanwar City
David Bouldin
Prohibition Proclamation Pending From Arizona Governor
Phoenix readers await a lengthy proclamation after voters approved the dry measure. Secretary Osborn filed a certificate confirming the prohibition, with Governor set to sign once the document is properly written. Work began immediately and will continue until the form is complete.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phoenix
Arizona
Osborn
Mexican Soldiers Clash With Militia at Naco
Mexican soldiers crossed the line into Naco and clashed with Arizona National Guard members. Gunfire occurred off and on through the night. The Americans detained the soldiers, said to have been brought by Gen Calles from Hermosillo after intoxication, then sent them back across the border.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Naco
Dec
Arizona National Guard
Mexico
Calles
Hermosillo
Sonora
University isolates land for military camp in Coronado Forest
Washington officials recommended excluding 500 acres from Coronado National Forest for University of Arizona use as a military camp and testing station. The site near Sabine Canyon offers spring encampment suitability at moderate elevation, with another nearby site for a biology school at Soldiers Camp at higher altitude.</s>
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Lane
Houston
Witvon
Coronado National Forest
University of Arizona
Sabine Canyon
University Biological School
Soldiers’ Camp
KB. von Klein-Smid
Associated Press
State v Connors Trial Proceeding In Superior Court
The State rested before noon in the State v. Mike Connors trial as defense began calling witnesses. By late afternoon about seven witnesses had testified with further arguments anticipated and the jury to receive the case tomorrow. Marie Crane pleaded guilty to bootlegging and received a two year suspended sentence. Hansen and Green also pled guilty yesterday and await sentencing. Several liquor selling cases were set for hearing during the current term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mike Connors
Superior Court
Marie Crane
WG. Hansen
Joseph Green
Shriners hold annual election in Phoenix
Arizona Shriners gathered for El Zaribab Temple yearly meeting in Phoenix. Officers elected for the coming year included Henry A. Morgan as Illustrious Potentate, Neill E Bailey as Chief Rabban, A G Hulett as Assistant Rabban, Epes Randolph as High Priest and Prophet, Vic E Hanny as Oriental Guide, George N. Luhrs as treasurer, and J J Sweeney as recorder. Imperial Council delegates named were J J Sweeney, George A. Mintz, and Shirley Christy, with former delegates J J Sweeney, Shirley Christy, and Victor E Hanny. The evening closed with a banquet and entertainment following the business session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phoenix
Arizona
el Zaribab
Henry A. Morgan
Willcox
A. Minn
Neill E Bailey
Jerome
Habban
A. G. Hulett
Rabban
Neill E. Bailey
Epes Randolph
Tucson
Vic E. Hanny
Oriental Guide
George N.ick. Luhrs
J J. Sweeney
Imperial Council
J. J. Sweeney
George A. Mintz
Shirley Christy
J. J Sweeney
Victor E. Hanny
Walls Collapse At Fargo Building Construction
Portions of the east south and west walls of the new Welle Fargo building collapsed around noon, injuring four workers. None seriously hurt. Officials blame rapid wall construction and early roof support application for the accident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
GLOBE
Welle Fargo
Shawere
Lettuce Shipments Begin as East Markets Readied
Railroad officials estimate over 90 cars of lettuce will be shipped east from Glendale with more than 2000 acres in lettuce. The crop is expected to average about 10 per cent and first shipments are planned around January 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East
Glendale
Dee
Boy Loses Eye In Accident At Local Site
Dec. 7 in Bisbee a 12 year old boy, son of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Nicholas of Mason Hill, sustained a severe eye injury while playing last week. He was removed to Phoonk for treatment and placed under a specialist’s care where doctors found the eye too badly damaged to save.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bisbee
Ltte
Fred Nichola
Mason Hill
Phoonk
Land Selections Filed by State Land Commission in Phoenix
Land selections totaling 24 754 acres were filed this morning in Phoenix by the state land commission. The entries include 7 505 86 acres for university purposes 1 964 16 acres for normal schools 5 20018 acres for bond principal and interest payments in several counties 3 360 acres for agricultural and mechanical colleges and 334 677 acres for the insane asylum.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phoenix
Deep
Local Land Office
State Land Commission
Yavapai
Maricopa
Coconino
Pima
Agricultural and Mechanical Colleges
Insane Asylum
Drift and Boundary Fences for Chiricahua Coronado Forest Planned
Local forestry officials in Tucson outline plans to fence ranges in the Chiricahua Coronado national forest next year under Hugh M. Bryan. Surveys were made on the Huachu ca and Santa Rita divisions with more to follow. Benefits to cattlemen are cited as numerous.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tucson
Chiricahua-Coronado National Forest
Hugh M. Bryan
Huachuca
Santa Rita
National Forest
Daisies and KK Club Elect Officers in Tombstone Notes
Daisy Club elected officers for three months and planned a Mexican all-Boston supper at Mrs H L Hutchison home. KK K Club met at Camila Dalgleish residence with Frank Demarest honored and plans for December 15 at Norma Barr’s home. Special Examiner George W Cline of the Bureau of Pensions arrived for data from county records. Grant Warner joined the Bunker Hill Assay Office replacing Lawrence Jackson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daisy Club
Emma Bishop
Minnie Sanders
Frances Statiger
Mildred Marrs
Mae Thiel
H. L. Hutchison
Camila Dalgleish
Frank Demarest
Tombstone
Norma Barr
George W. Cline
Bureau of Pensions
Los Angeles
Mr. Uline
Old Tombstone
Cochise County
Bisbee and
Douglas
ASSAY
Grant Warner
Bunker Hill
Rutherford Seeks Senate Presidency in 1917 Session
Phoenix December reports Senator Charles H. Rutherford, newly elected to represent Yavapai County, arrived for a brief stay and declared his candidacy for president of the Arizona Senate. He asserts northern support while rivals Winsor and Clearidge split the south, predicting an economical, productive 1917 session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phoenix
Chas. H. Rutherford
Yavapai County
Senate
Rutherford
Jerome
Hin
Mulford Winsor
Yuma
William Clearidge
Graham County
Ant Stray Cattle Brought Over Line From Sonora
About 220 head of stray cattle valued at 35 dollars each were brought across the border from Sonora into southern Pima County and are now held in pasture near the line. Permits have been secured from the Mexican and U.S. governments and Arizona authorities. Fifteen stockowners are involved in the herd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sonora
State Department
Mec
Fedieu
Rascheva
Pima County
Arizona
Evans Returns From Tucson on Court Business
Manager Harry Evans of the Mountain States Telephone and Telegraph Company returned home tonight after a few days in Tucson on business before the federal court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Evans
Mountain States Telephone and Telegraph Company
Tucson
Federat Court
Local changes in residences and community notes
Friday’s notices list residents moving into vacant homes among Fremont and Labrosse streets, with John Garrett family moving beside the courthouse. Local Shriners elect Henry A. Moreau of Willcox as Potentate for 1917, and a Good Roads Boosters ball set for December 25 in Gage Hall. Also mentions a cold night, damaged pipes, and community visits to Bisbee and Tucson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gage Hall
Good Roads Boosters
Art Lerplehore
The Devil's Boliloquy by Harry E Scott
A satirical monologue imagines the devil reflecting on humanity and vice. He catalogs groups he avoids and mocks corrupt figures across society while noting a line between his own vileness and certain human sins. In the end he concedes a shred of self-respect despite his nature.
Janitor Found Guilty in Mail Theft Case
Ventura Miranda, janitor at Nogales post office, was found guilty by a four member jury in the United States district court for thefts from the mails. The verdict came late yesterday afternoon in the Tucson division.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tucson
Dec. S
United States District Court
Ventura Miranda
Nogales
Masterpiece booked by Sheflin for January show
The Giacomo Brothers secure a major feature in January with a screen version of Harold Bell Wright’s The Eyes of the World. Clune production represented by John J. Holland, owner of the Georgia Minstrels. Holland also announces The Birth of a Nation and The Little Girl Next Door for Tombstone. The Eyes of the World runs in four reels with a full company, operator, and musicians, promising a banner night in 1916 1917 show season and drawing regional audiences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Giacomo Brothers
Harold Bell Wright
Clune
Mr. Clune
John J. Holland
Georgia
Alvo
Insurance Men Here Visit For 191 Production Totals
Alf Parker and J R Price of Phoenix agencies for Intermountain Life Insurance report 4,000,000 in written, issued and paid business this year. Parker named largest Arizona personal writer with 409,000. Intermountain paid 5,000 to James Sanders of Turner for his wife’s death and 2,000 to William Oliver of Douglas for Edgar Oliver’s death. policies under a year old.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alf. Parker
J. R. Price
Rice and Price Company of
Phoenix
Intermountain Life Insurance Company
Salt Lake
A. F. Parker
Arizona
The
Intermountain
James A. Sanders
Turner
William P. Oliver
Douglas
Edgar Oliver
Turner Rancher Visits Town on Business
Frank Jana renowned Turner rancher was in town yesterday on business matters. Wanted young man to represent largest wholesale liquor dealers west of Chicago on attractive commission basis. Address Box 588 San Francisco.
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Frank Jana
Turner
Chicago
San Francisco
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Leroy Ladd
Coronado National Forest University
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J. A. Ivey
E W Croser
Ilew Street
el Zariba
Henry A. Moreau
Air
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Court House
ToNour
Order of the Eastern Star
ANE
Mrs. Baker
F. C. Baker
Turquoise
Frank S. Douglas
Garland Coffee
Jim Moorehead
Connors
Shettin Hall
Masonica Hall
George Ivey
Hunker Hill Machine Shops
Mr. Ivey
A. H. Gardner
Huachuca Water Company
Waco
Texas
Mr. Gardner
Republicans
Co |Chise
Allan Jaynes
Texas City
Cordia
Harry E. Scott
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Cribbed
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P.O
Sheflin
H. L. Phillips
H. L. Phillips Artists’ Cabinet
Knight-Campbell Music Co
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