Territorial items of interest condensed
Colonel Jobe F Tillson gains promotion to colonel but transfers to Monterey, Alfred Hanbrook to lead Whipple Barracks, and Prescott Scouts under LC Derrick. Bank Exchange saloon robbery attempt failed. intruder alarmed by ventilator. Tow lot title dispute in Winkleman nears settlement as Attorney Graham advances cases. Mitchell Shaw, Yuma Indian shot near circus, dies. others remove him from hospital. George Montgomery and Je Woods die in mysterious explosion after dynamite cache in a sofa. Prescott High School football invites title challengers for 1911 Arizona state crown. contact F W Hart by December 16. Bob Kirk slated to edit the Arizona Republican.
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Jobe
F Tillson
Prescott
Army
Tillson
Eighth
Tartry
Monterey
Alfred Hanbrook
Tilson
Whipple
Winkleman
Gid Graham
Met
Increase Guards Along Border In El Paso Dispatch
An El Paso dispatch reports US border guards were doubled after US Army officers were notified of an insurrecto attack planned on Juarez. The move aimed to bolster security amid threats near the border region.
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Ap el Paso Disputch
United States
United States Army
Juarez
First National Bank of Tombstone Stockholders Meeting Notice
The regular annual meeting of the stockholders of the First National Bench of Tombstone will be held at the Bent on Tuesday January 9 1912 at 3 oclock p.m for the election of directors and for other business as may properly come before the meeting. TR BRANDT cashier.
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First National Bench of
Tombstone
Brandt, Ceshier
Suit No 6469 Bank of Douglas v Wa Kline et al
Bank of Douglas sues Wa Kline and others for debt totaling 4090 plus 153.80 and 200 with interest at 12 percent, costs of suit and foreclosure of lien. filed in Douglas County court against named defendants.
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Bank of Douglas Ve Wa Kline Et al
Douglas Peop
Tombstone Daily News Roundup of Local Travel and Appointments
Thursday notes include Treslease leading Tormbetone and renewing old friendships, Captain Howe returning from Bisbee, County Treasurer Hicks back on re election trail, Frank Stewart visiting Tombstone, Sheri White departing for Tucson to aid deportation, Edward Kelly and bride visiting from Middlemarch, A A Hopkins in Douglas with Arthur Gibson for medical care, Attorney Pickett visiting Nashville, Jack Pratt returning from Beacon, and Wm Neal visiting the county seat. The report mentions sixteen regular jail prisoners and local wildlife at the Parsixcrow gathering, reflecting daily life in the area.
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Undersber
Hopkine Ia
Douglae
Arthur Gibson
Harry E Pickett
Nashville
Tennessee
Hotel de White
Arizona
Arizona enters union with 245000 population growth cited
The report cites Arizona joining the union with about 245000 residents, up from 204954 in 1910, with notable gains in farming areas. It outlines school enrollment, teacher counts, and new schoolhouses while noting livestock and mining sectors, including cattle and sheep numbers and copper and gold values for the year.
American National Live stock Association Convention Held in Bakersfield
The Phoenix meeting site was adopted for the next convention after regulations were set. J H Jantro of Bakersfield California was elected president as the convention was adjourned.
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Phoenix
Arizona
J H Jantro
Bakersfield
Canf
American National Livestock Association
Ray Central Deal Rumored Again
Rumors circle that Rey Central has almost passed to New York buyers tied to the Guggenheins. Brokers discuss stock options at 2 a share, with 12,000,000 shares outstanding and a 2,000,000 bond issue. A 1500 ton mill is planned this year and Ray Consolidated reportedly takes on fifteen more claims. Output is expected at 17 million pounds of copper by year end, yielding about 423,000 in net profit.
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Rey Central
New York
Guggenbeins
Ray Consolidated
Arizona Motor Car Boom Expands Fast Across State
More than 1,200 motor cars are in daily use in Arizona, up 530 from last year, with forecasts to near 2,000 by end of 1912. Cars, once confined to cities, now reach every hamlet and mining camp as prosperity and population rise. Crop yields are steady and mining shows revival after 1907 panic.
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Arizona
Arizonte
Voted Straight Ticket for Seventy Five Years
Grandpa Quinn a 94 year old Democrat from Safford states he has voted the Democratic ticket for 75 years and will vote for Smith and Ashurat in 1911. He spoke at the closing rally for Marcus A Smith as an advisory approval candidate. He has always attended Democratic gatherings in Graham county.
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Martin van Buren
Mark Smith
Henry P Ashurat
United States Senate
Safford
Marcus A Smith
Senate
Grandpa
Julie J Quinn
Grandpa Quinn
Smith
South Carolion
Greham County
Grahem County
Quinn
Sefford
Editor of Arizona Democrat III Confined by Illness At Home
John O Doubar editor of the Arizona Democrat III is confined to his home with an illness the physicians hope will not prove serious. The article notes his duties and responsibility during his absence.
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John O Doubar
Arisone Democrat
Atrenuoes
Loveone
Mensess
Local notices and travel updates from Tombstone area
Fragments report shop hours and Christmas shopping advice. Dr Mark Rodgers of Tyccon is named surgeon for the El Paso and Southwest railroad on the Tucson division with duties starting after the Fairbanks extension and the A contest at Courtland ends in a tie between Justice Cabill and E Brown. Avsistant District attorney Ed Flancigan arrived from Bisbee on official business. AH Gardner and Mr Gardner returned by noon train from Biatee. HJ Jacks, a noted hide buyer, visited Tombstone to arrange hides for shipment. Francie Goolan and E A Titer of St David were county residents visiting. AH Wien of Dragoon briefly visited on business. New county and state officers are expected to take office February 1 after Arizona statehood is proclaimed. Captain A W Howe and Deputy Sheriff Melvin Swain were at Fairbank on official business. Undersheriff A A Hopkins returned from a visit to Douglas. Douglas Grey of Machomich Mercantile Company is departing for bee on brief business.
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Mark Rodgers
Tyccon
El Paso & Southwest=tern railroad company
Tucson
Fairbanks
A W Howe
Melvin Swain
Fibank
A A Hopkins
Douglas
Day of Admission May be Made a Holiday
The Citizen promotes a nationwide effort to mark the admission date as a public holiday across Arizona and the United States. Delegates and officials urge a House resolution to recognize the day President Taft proclaimed Arizona a state, while governors and leaders seek broad support from senators elect Marcus A Smith Henry F Ashurst Carl Hayden and Governor Elect Hunt to back the campaign and rally Arizona cities and towns.
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Sisterhood of States
Ocean
Canada
Cameron
Washington
House
Taft
Arizona
Sloan
Ofesoh
Lincoln
Roosevelt
Marcus A Smith
Henry F Ashurst
Carl Hayden
Arisona
Hunt
Sid
Hoffman
Chamber of Tucson
Election Returns Reported in Multiple Counties
Reports from Maricopa, Graber Ceconino, Yuma and Greenies counties indicate majorities for the Democratic state central committee with two counties fully secured. Other counties show only partial or estimated results. Mark Smith and Asharet lead with about 1800 and 2000 votes respectively. Hont leads by nearly 2900, Bayden by 3600, Osborn by 500. Osborn estimates a 1000 vote edge.
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Phoenix Diepaten
Maricopa
Graber Ceconino
Yuma
Greenies
Democratic State Central Committee
Pertia Retaros
Mark Smith
Asharet
Hont
Bayden
Osborn
Phelps Dodge Director Arrives in Tucson for Inspection
Phelps Dodge director Ostorn, a leading figure in the company, arrived in Tucson on Wednesday during a tour of the El Paso and Southwestern network from Fairbanks to Tucson. He rode in the Paso del Norte private car and was accompanied by William Osborn Jr. and H J Simmons, El Paso and Southwestern general manager. The visit aims to inspect the physical condition of Phelps Dodge property including railroads, mines, and smelters with emphasis on railroads.
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Iam Church Ostorn
Phelps Dodge Company
Tucson
el Paso & Souths Western
Fairbanks
Paso del Norte
William Osborn Jr
H J Simmons
el Paso and Southwestern
Arizcosa
Phelps, Dodge
Passing of a Former Tombstoner
The many Tombstone friends of Mrs W O Abbott will be pained to learn that she died at San Diego on December Sth after an operation for a tumor. A Tombstone resident for years she was kindly and Christian and esteemed by all who knew her. She authored an Arizona tale in Dao the Tramp set in Cochise County.
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Tombstone
W O Abbott
San Diego
Abbott
Arizona
Dao
Cochive County
Whch
Bowie Artesian Water Co plans well and block on depot ground
A Bowie effort to sink an artesian well for commercial water supply raised over $500 in three hours and additions continue. Two local property owners donated land for the venture as W A Schaler prepares plans for a two story business block on the recently bought parcel just south of the depot on Central Avenue.
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Ie Belog
Bowie
Bowie Artesian Water Co
W A Schaler
Central Avenue
Arizona Oranges as Christmas Gifts
Arizona Oranges Growers association offers special gift boxes of home grown oranges for Christmas to showcase ripe fruit from Arizona. Boxes include grapefruit or romeloe to appeal to those seeking nontraditional presents for friends.
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Arizona
Orney
Arizona Oranges Growers Association
United States
Romeloe
Agua Prieta Regista chase sends 60 men to Naco hills
A report from Agua Prieta describes a Regista scare prompting Captain Bale to dispatch 60 soldiers to pursue possible Reyes supporters near Naco Sonora. No confirmation of success yet as Yaqui troops follow the trail toward the suspected band.
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Quien
Bernardo Reyes
Bale
Agua Prieta
Naco
Son
Reyinte
Mery
Reyes
Agos Prieta
Bule
Yaquie
Arizona Joins Union After Recall Victory
The Gazette notes that electorals removed doubt about Arizona’s status, reporting the recall amendment passed decisively. It says Arizona will soon be admitted, marking the end of a long struggle and leading the territory toward statehood as a new star in the nation.
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the Gazette
Arizona
Arizona Victory Praised by Democratic Leader
J J Birdno chairman lauds Arizona as a glorious victory for the people, not for democratic principles or the party, extending congratulations to Arizonans for right judgment and good will.
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Arizona
Democratic Principes
Democratic Party
J.J. Birdno
Democratic Central Committee
Dear Old Cochise Returns in New Democratic County Tale
Fragmentary OCR hints at a story set in the new state’s Democratic county with references to a Proseroron tribute to Treasurer Hicks, the sole survivor of a Republican wreck. The readable text is sparse and lacks clear dates or full names.
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Cochise
Proseroron
Hicks
Fragmentary note on Arizona standpat Republicanism
A partial excerpt reflects a rebuke toward standpat publicans in Arizona. It asserts that the result was a par and frames the republican candidates as representatives of republicanism, though the text is incomplete and ambiguous.
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Arizona
Arizona Plans Celebration For Union Victory Event
A proposed statewide celebration to mark the Union victory and to advertise each state’s resources and opportunities. The plan emphasizes public recognition of achievements and fostering interstate cooperation.
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Arizona
Governor-elect Hunt thanks voters and press in Arizona victory statement
Governor-elect Hunt states he received overwhelming support across the state and plans to serve all people with unity. He credits progressive Democrats and Republicans for the victory, praises Arizona press for helping educate the public, and pledges to uphold principles while avoiding malice.
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Hunt
Arizonas
Press of
Arizona
Commonwealth
Arizona Set to Enter Union in Good Financial Health
The annual report of Governor Sloan to the Interior Department states Arizona is coming into the Union as a state in good condition. Taxable wealth exceeds ninety eight million dollars and public institutions are reported in the highest state of efficiency.
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Sloan
Interior Department
Arizona
Will Go the Empress One Better
The duchess of Hubertenberg in Austria tests wine fed poultry to prove a French scientist theory. Her chickens reportedly gain red wine in their food, with the experiment citing Prof Joubert and a claim of higher egg production.
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Hubenberg
Austria
Joubert
Hair Vigor Promises Soft Hair Growth And Color
An advertisement extols Ayer's Hair Vigor as a hair-dressing tonic that keeps hair soft and smooth and promotes growth. It mentions hair color benefits and suggests consulting a doctor for hair questions while noting doctors study hair care more than in the past.
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Ayer
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Bank Exchange
Mitchell Shaw
Sherif Kinney
Erounde
George Montgomery
Je Woods
Globe
Themeelora
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Bob Kirk
Arizona Republican
Bob Ie
Win Treslease
Tormbetone
Bisbee
Wo Hicks
Hicks Jxae
Frank Stewart
el Pano
Vodereberritl
Hopkins
Pase City
Tombetoni
Stewart
Colorado
Feul Ad Tron Co
Sheri
White
Chi
Edward J Kelly
Middlemarch Copper Co
Jack Pratt
Beacon
Wm Neal
Overoor Sloan
Sione
Sagbies
Arizons
Denver
Ray Central
Ferry S
Arizona Democrat III
Justice of the Peace
Courtland
Justice Cabill
E Brown
Avsistant
Ed Flancigan
Yeeterday
Mre
AH Gardner
Biatee
HJ Jacks
Francie Goolan
E A Titer
St David
AH Wien
Dragoon
Cere
Douglas Grey
Machomich Mercantile Company
Bee
Phelps-Dodge
Eee
Weer Dewas
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