Record of Wellington is Received and Noted Murders
A Mohave County record from December 22 details the case of Wallington alias Jackson, linked to the murder of Marcel Johnson near Douglas road Phoomber 37. Barr and Scott fled deserts, were seen in Las Vegas, with Barr changing name from Jackson to Barr. Police trace a wrecked car near Denby and a buried body, while Lewke's machine wreck and Dave Seov’s unresolved murder are noted along with draft dodging records.
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Mohave County
Minin
Rerand
Wallington
Atlas Purr
Jackson
No Johnson
Douglas Road
Charles A. Burr
Marcel Johnson
Hoe
Twrne
Jas
Wun Nrresind
Phice
Barr
Kieweteiy
Uty
Wellington
Starles
Steeral Park
Dave Scott
Lewin
Newles
Denby
Scott
Las Vexay
Nevada
Gotdfi
Kingitanle
Biewife
Globe
Tes
Chapman
Ole Lewke
Star
Joplin
Tly
Kingman
Ts Dent
Arizona
Dave Seov
Mineral Park
Cohenour
Hest
Pasture and feed locations listed for drought regions
Phoenix December 24. The office of markets and the state relations service of the department of agriculture have compiled a complete list with addresses of county agents in southern states where cattle are desired or can be accommodated or where feed is obtainable. The list is distributed to local offices and to livestock and trade officials and railroad station agents serving drought Texas New Mexico and surrounding areas.
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Phoenix
Office of Markets
States Relation Service
Department of Agriculture
Texas
New Mex
Whitte Accused of White Slavery at Douglas
A man named Whitte was accused in a federal court of white slavery in Douglas. The hearing occurred in district court with defense counsel present and bond set at $300. He was arrested on a charge of violation of a speed ordinance and later transported to county custody as the case proceeded.
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Whitte
Douglas
Loutglas
Attralusery
Bend
Justin Deir
Department of Justoe Wan
Amd
Tf Harte Reyee
Kiving
Henminz
Deur Ny Evienes Wes
Victims of Shooting Improve at Miami Hospital
Reported Tuesday night shootings left several people injured. Victims Adams and The Poni, hospitalized at Miami Inspiration Hospital, are listed in serious but improving condition under care of Dr. Trout.
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Miami
Minmat Inspiration
Pathente Ars
Adame
Th Poni
Former Tombstone to Reopen Northern Arizona Property
Phoenix dispatch reports a Tombstone area mine east of Congress Junction to be opened by Arizona and Nevada mining interests backed by Pat Murphy son of a former Tombstone figure. The Me Metave company previously bonded it. nearby Zeber mine now owned by Bee Hive Gold. shipments of high grade silver ore noted. Murphy, a longtime Tombstone resident, linked to elder Murphy controlling Tombstone Consolidated Mines. The piece also mentions marketing roles and extended regional agency contacts.
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Phoenix
Tel Him
Congress Junction
Arigone and
Nevada
Pat Murphy
Murphy
Arizona
Me Metave Company
Zlezer
Bee Hive Gold Inn Company
EL Pace
Government announces final fifteen percent class one call
Officials outline the deferred call for the final fifteen percent from Class One. The plan shifts most calls to February and states that registrants in Class 1 with special skills may be retained, while others are deferred and reassessed. The order aims to balance the new classification system and ease public inconvenience.
Supervisors Prepare for Busy County Session
Barring clear text, the county supervisors plan a long session next Wednesday with bids opened for various supplies and reports from county officials. The board will review bond matters and consider ongoing business as the three day session aims to complete work.
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Ran Ae
Mijrite
Anii
Bowie Resident Richards Visits Tombstone by Ford
Bowie resident W. G. Richards, a well known local, was a visitor in Tombstone yesterday and today, having driven over in his Ford.
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W. G. Richards
Bowie
Tombstone
University of Arizona to Build Dormitory Over $100,000
Plans rapidly develop for a 1,600 Somers building on the University of Arizona campus to provide dormitory space a girls gymnasium and domestic science quarters. Funded by the last legislature the project joins a $200,000 mining building a $60,000 observatory and a hospital building in a formidable expansion during a period of rapid growth.
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Phoenin
Dee
Bsmen
Commission On State
University of Arizona
de Hoxette Thomas
RM Williams
Negro Defames Old Glory Riot Sparks on Main Street
A crowd on Main Street intervened when a man accused of defaming the flag was struck by a Black cotton picker and former horse trainer, Bowden, who claimed he acted after overhearing slanderous remarks. Sheriff Greenleaf arrested the assailant and later heard Bowden’s account with praise for the defender of the flag.
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Yuma
Am Uniden
Ifel
Speke
Ameri Fing
Mel Greenleaf
Nowden
Bowden
Canton of OS bootlegging case continues to next month
The cane of OS, French of Bisbee, charged with violating the pended sentence for bootlegging, appeared before Judge Lockwood. After a brief hearing, the case was continued to the 12th of next month as the defendant sought more time to present additional evidence.
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Bisbee
Lockwood
Attorneys Here In The City Today
Attorneys in the city today include FW. Dean Douglas Alex Murry and Red McDonald Bis bee.
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FW. Dean
Douglas
Alex Murry
Red McDonald, Bisbee
Questionnaires Issued In Person For Registrants In Hardship
Federal order allows local boards to provide questionnaires personally or by letter to registrants who cannot receive them by mail within seven days. Bre-en cites social cases and hardship, urging boards to avoid mail delays and duplications while ensuring timely returns. The directive stresses careful handling to prevent exploitation and to maintain proper record-keeping.
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Focal Board
Alvane
Potent
Porta
Coluned Breen
Col Brera
Arizing II
Lonal Heneds
Assessment Waived for Mine Owners During War Effort
Government suspends annual assessment work for mining claims for the rest of 1917 and all of 1918. Owners may file a notice to retain title with the recording office. the waiver aims to focus labor on war production, not all placer claims are covered.
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United States
Thomas A Flynn
Phoenis
Germany
Hunt Makes More State Appointments
Governor Hunt announced six new state official appointments including John W. Sweeney as superior court judge in Yavapai county replacing Frank D. Smith who resigns for a Europe secretariat. New superintendents for asylum prison and Pioneers Home were named along with a secretaries for the commission of state institutions and the livestock sanitary board. Other offices expected to be filled include state veterinarian state examiner parole clerk at the prison steward and university regents with several resignations on file.
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Palo Verde
J.P. Ive
Sd. K Meride
Phoenix
Commission of State
Si Livestock Sanitary Board
Govee
Ampbes
Ube Asylum
Ndustrial School
Pioneers’ Home
Commission of State Institutions
State Livestock Sanitary Board
Hunt
John W. Sweeney S Jude
Superior Court
Yavapai County
Frank Smith
Smith
Europe
Woca
House of Representatives
B. Bradner
Miner Hunt
Prescott
State Fair Commission
University Regents
State Board of Education
State Hospital
Civil Non Jury Call in Tombstone Court January 2 1915
A civil non jury session will be held in the superior court at Tombstone on January 2 1915. After these cases are called the criminal calendar will be reviewed and civil jury trials may proceed.
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Tombstone
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Hetd
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Holy City
Keaton
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AC Karrer
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U. Ofa
Fred
Breen
PHOE
John W. Sweeney
Frank D. Smith
A. ©. Kingsley
Nogaley
Insame
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John Hennessy
Flagstaif
William Morgan Lakeside
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Sawyer
Winslow
Sheep Canitary
Lamar Cobb
Enetarer
Thottar Maddock
Jamar Cobb
Cobb
Thomas Maddock
PH. Benson
State Inspector of Aplarics
J.P. Ivy
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