Oklahoma considers Indian senator as Porter McCurtain named
Governor Hi York reduces a national guard regiment to a single battalion amid internal quarrels. Debate swirls over arming strength and Japan watching. In Oklahoma discussion grows of electing an Indian first U.S. Senator with three frontrunners: Chief Pleasant Porter, Chief McCurtain, Ardmore resident and wealthy Choctaw leader.
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Hi York
National Guard
Japan
Oklahoma
United States
Pleasant Porter
McCurtain
Ardmore
Territorial Newspaper Growth In New Mexico And Arizona
The El Paso Herald notes a tremendous development in the territorial press over the past two years with a sharp rise in both number and quality. Local loyalty stands out in each paper, yet reporters show a broad, border-spanning outlook that would challenge metropolitan editors’ narrow views.
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New Mexico
Arizona
el Paso Herald
Etiquette Advice on Street Walking Partners
An eastern paper etiquette note advises that when a lady and gentleman walk together she should be on the inside side of the gentleman on the street. The guidance reflects contemporary manners and chaperone norms.
Raising Wages to Boost Christmas Trade Nationwide
Report notes that higher wages across the country are expected to lift consumer spending and improve the Christmas trade. Officials anticipate stronger retail activity as households have more disposable income and confidence remains steady.
Ford claims world record for one car every four minutes
Ford Motor company asserts a factory record, stating production capacity reaches one automobile every four minutes, highlighting rapid assembly line efficiency and mass manufacturing prowess.
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Ford Motor Company
Eminent Oozors Praise Its Ingredients In Health Ad
The article touts Dr. Piercet Favorite Prescription and its ingredients Unicorn root Helena Helena And Golden Seal root. Physicians Finley Ellingwornd John M. Scudder and others endorse its use for female digestive and reproductive conditions including irregular periods and related heat or discomfort. The piece emphasizes the remedies as faithful representations of the product's properties and benefits.
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Piercet
Jobe
Bexecre Medicat Review
Iehae
de Fyfe
Dr. Pierce
Helena
Finley Ellingwornd
Best Bett Medical College
Chicago
Spain to spend large on navy amid unclear funding
A foreign report notes Spain plans a 72 million dollar navy purchase with no clear source of funds, as the nation has not benefited from recent island acquisitions. It also mentions speculative tech claims about inexpensive long lasting cars and a German town offering marriage prizes, along with a U S company stockholder dispute over missing patron funds.
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Spain
Kansas editor notes rise of breadwinning girls
A Kansas editor observes a shift among modern girls with more girls acting as breadwinners than breadmakers, highlighting changing roles in households and work.
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Kansas
Living costs rise beyond twenty year high
Figures from a major commercial agency show the cost of living increasing to levels not seen in twenty years. The data underline continuing price pressures affecting households and the economy.
The Transgressor’s Path Is Not a Lone Road
A reflective line notes that transgression can be hard yet shared by many travelers, implying community in struggle. The quote underscores common experience and mutual understanding among those who tread morally ambiguous paths.
Cotton seed trade totals show large Southern purchases
Last year Southern planters bought about 4,500,000 tons of cotton seed replacing burning as disposal. The expenditure reached about 75 million dollars, reflecting a major shift in handling seed and a significant market scale across the region.
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South
Senior woman proves Osler theory false in corn field
Mrs Laura Ann Owen of Richmond Indiana, 91, entered her son's corn field and husked a row around a thirty acre lot in a day without rest. At a relatives dinner she said she had the strength to do all the daily work she did fifty years ago, confirming remarkable endurance beyond 65.
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Osler
Laura Ann Owen
Richmond
Ind
Immigration problem remains serious in annual Commerce report
The annual report of the Department of Commerce and Labor states the immigration issue is still severe. It urges measures to divert immigrant floods toward the West rather than allowing congestion in Eastern cities, suggesting the problem could lessen if this redistribution occurs.
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Department of Commerce and Labor
Judge to head Arizona juvenile court urged by official
J F Mahoney superintendent of the Territorial Industrial School at Benson advocates a juvenile court in the Territory. He argues the judge should be an officer who has been a boy himself, urging this preference for the new court.
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Arizona
J. F. Mahoney
Territorial Industrial School
Benson
Mr. Mahoney
Jurors Complete Labors and Local Court News
All jurymen completed their labors and returned home. Ben Rice plans to return after Christmas for the Justice of the Peace election contest in Douglas. George Farrington is in Sonora on mining business with Weldon Humphries near Moctezuma. Col. Wm Herring and daughter Mrs. Thomas Soria arrived on business before federal and district courts. Mrs. M. Howe left for San Francisco after months here with her son. Lee Landis of the Southern Pacific visits Phoenix district court. Attorney Joe Morrison from Bisbee appeared before the court after a New York mining trip. Dr. Morrison of Benson testified before the grand jury in the H. K. Fisher case. A $40,000 YMCA Phoenix project has raised $5,000 to $4,000 so far for land, building and gym facilities. Traveling with the new Southern Pacific schedule hinders Phoenix connections from Golden Gate. Globe road traffic resumes after bridge repairs. Globe line crews race to keep freight on schedule. Postmaster Cassidy of Bisbee has returned home after several days here on U.S. court business.
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Ben Rice
Douglas
Justice of the Peace of
District Court
Joe Morrison
Bisbee
New York
Gobe Road
Cassidy
Improvements for Arizona's Asylum
Dr Ray Ferguson of Nogales, superintendent of the territorial insane asylum, asks the coming legislature for an appropriation. He cites needs for a hospital, cold storage and ice plant, and an addition to the dining room. Estimated cost is about 15000 dollars. The asylum now houses 270 patients with space tight. no private patients are admitted, only those committed through regular legal channels.
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Ray Ferguson
Nogales
Territorial Insane Asylum
Oldest Arizonan Salana M. Sons Dies in Tucson at 111
Mrs. Salana M. Sons, aged 111, longtime Pima County resident, died of old age Tuesday. Born in Coocspers on Christmas Day 1795, she witnessed Tucson’s early settlement era when San Xavier Mission and a neighboring adobe church were among few structures.
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Tucsor
Salana M. Sons
Tucson
San Xavier Mission
Doings in the District Court December 17
Activity at the district court with the board of supervisors in session and two grand juries at work in United States and territorial courts. U S grand jury cases include Harry Corbin and perjury allegations against Manny Cas. Territorial jurors drawn for new venire and various indictments announced. Trials and motions set for December 20 and early January with multiple defendants named.
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Court House
Board of Supervisors
United States
Dean
United States Grand Jury
Daviels
U. S
U.S. Gmanpae RY
Indictment Against Williams in Territorial Court
The district court opened with a report from the territorial grand jury which returned an indictment against K. Williams for subornation of perjury in the Basler testimony at the Campbell trial. Arraignment set for 2:30 p m. The grand jury also began examining other criminal cases and heard witnesses in the Fisher case involving charges against him.
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Territorial
Sir Williams
Frank Jones
Campbell
Williams
Shuster
Nicb Warnekros
John Henninger
J A Rockfellow
M Doyle
Jones
District Court
Territorial Grand Jury
K. Williams
C. E. Basler
J.C. Campbell
Fisher
Whon
Territorial Grand Jury Report From Cochise County
The official report to Judge Fletcher M. Doan covers indictments in Territory v.8 K Williams and v. Chas Coleman for perjury. v. Hi K Fisher and v. Guisseppi Musso for murder. It also lists cases sent to next grand jury including v. J. & Dallas for criminal libel and others for burglary assault and grand jury veny. The jury critiques hospital conditions, urges fire plugs, bedding, and a new assistant steward, and notes jail bedding and court-house repairs. A resolutions committee thanks court officers and proposes a salary basis for constables and justices and elected county officials.
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Territorial Grand Jury
Doan
District Court
Fletcher M. Doan
Tombstone
A. T. Ste
Tewit
Territory
K Williams
Chas. Coleman
K. Fisher
Guisseppi Musso
Va.j
Dallas
Ed Daton
John D. Warren
C. H. Ward
Professional Acrobat Dies In Arizona
The Phoenix Republican reports A L Furnas known as Brazil, a famed acrobat who balanced human pyramids, died Saturday in Phoenix after a career with circuses and vaudeville. He lived apart from his wife, who also resides in Phoenix, and died in poverty.
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Arizona
Phoenix Republican
A. L. Furnas
Phoenix
Furnas
Brazil
Hunan
Electric Bitters Featured By Public Advertisement
The public is aroused to the curative merits of Electric Bitters a medical tonic for sick stomach liver and kidneys Mary H Walters of 548 St Clair Ave Columbus writes After months of illness with fever ague weak nerves sleeplessness and stomach weakness I began Electric Bitters and was quickly relieved then cured guaranteed at all druggists price sc
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Mary H. Walters
St. Clair Ave
Columbus
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