Tombstone Epitaph makes compact front page look alike
A fragment from the Tombstone Epitaph notes subscription rates and a mosaic of topics. It references Governor Hunt's legislative plans, a Los Angeles arrest for wife assault, suffrage debates, candidates like John C Wooley, fashion notes, military medicine debates, and various quips about weather, Titanic lawsuits, Prohibition, aviators, Alps deaths, and railroad parcel post satire.
News of the State Condensed Form Highlights From Many Arizona Towns
The report covers copper plant upgrades at Cananea, a Tempe Bishopp death from tuberculosis, road bond and charter election moves in Ray and Douglas, a Tucson fire loss of about 45000 with most insured, a rescue near Yuma after a drought related incident, Bisbee beating Douglas 28 to 16 in basketball, and civic notes including Tucson chamber leaders, Prescott stage line, and various local incidents across Yavapai, Pinal, Maricopa counties.
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Colorado
Henry Robinson
Valley Fruit Ranch
Bisbee
Douglas
Lively Struggle Over Taft Nomination at Senate
In Washington a caucus of Republicans agreed to fight Taft's stalled nominations. Senator Smoot moved to yield the Senate to a continuous session to preserve a quorum, with Republicans pledging to stay in their seats and repeat the motion daily. Democrats vow to block confirmations except for army and navy posts, signaling a lively struggle ahead.
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Decision on Noted Arizona Case Reversed in Supreme Court
Supreme Court Justices D L Cunningham Franklin and HD Ross issue a special verdict reversing the lower court in Pita county. Mary Nielsen, administratrix of Carl Nielsen’s estate, failed to obtain 300 shares or $33 000 in dividends. They find Nielsen stock worth no more than 2000 at sale time and uphold a binding contract rather than a trust.
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HD Ross
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Carl Nielsen
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Superior Court Jurors Reported and Trials Begin
The court reported juries for morning sessions with a long list of venire members and excused jurors. A five juror special venire was drawn and returned. The State v Jose Mendoza for statutory assault yielded a verdict of guilty in under five minutes. Remaining cases include murder, grand larceny, burglary, and robbery with dates set for February and January hearings.
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Tomb Stover
Repson
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Neevan
Slaughter
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JC Aubley
Neenao
Aylward
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Hansen
Hudspeth
Lofgren
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Ogrevins
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Wilton Way
Garrett
McKinney
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Jones
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O William
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Newman
Gardner
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Taylor
AJ Cleveland
RC Sterling JH
McGincis
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Peckinpaugh
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WG Hansen
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KL Seney
A Redus
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Aod
Schuster
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P Gomez
Adams Case On Trial For Murder In Tombstone
The court resumes as jurors are drawn for the trial of Cabs Adame charged with murdering Jack Brauner of Tombstone in Torper last November. The jury panel of 58 qualified. 16 seated by 2:30 pm, many opposed death penalty. Defense questions insanity or intoxication as possible defenses. a lengthy voir dire continues with another special venire likely.
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Cabs Adame
Jack Brauner
Tombstone
Torper
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Financial Conditions of Arizona State Affairs 1912
The Arizona Secretary of State Sidney P Osborn reports 1912 finances from February 14 the statehood date to December 31. Revenue $42 180.25 expenses $18 562.44 leaving a net profit over $20 000. Printing 500 legislative journals cost 3 450.55 with over 250 copies discarded.
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Arizona
Sidney P Osborn
Legislative Journale
Osborn
State Official Visits Tombstone High School
State Superintendent of Instruction and County Superintendent Hotebkis toured the local high school manual training and domestic science departments. The official, on a state wide tour, remained several hours before continuing to Bishops and Douglas that afternoon.
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Hotebkis
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Bishes
Douglas
Noted Smuggler Libby Pardoned by Federal Court
The Associated Press reports F W Libby was pardoned from Atlante federal penitentiary after smuggling opium from Mexico through Nogales. He paid 500 of 1000 bail, claimed to quit smuggling, and performed government service before release. Judge Sian had sentenced him to one year and $300 fine.
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Atlante Pricon
Nogales
Mexico
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United States
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