Arizona Capitol notes rail debt plan and tariff debates
Southern Pacific seeks 5 5 million debenture funding from the Arizona Corporation Commission to retire debt. U S tariffs on California Arizona railcars spark Interstate Commerce Commission action. Arizona observes statehood events with parades. new tax collectors named. Somers real estate valuation system to be adopted in several cities. motor vehicle registrations and revenue detailed. state university commission and university funding noted. local officials listed for Capitol observances.
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Southern Pacific Railroad
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Sary
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National Guard
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Railroad
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Joseph M. Robbes
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Internal Revenue
A.A. Worsley
Tucson
Charles B. Ward
Phornlx
Fred Sutter
Bisbee
Washington
Arizons-New Mexico
Oxen Murphy
Tombstone
A. T. Cornish
A. J. Loomis
Santa Fe
John L. Zimmerman
Las Vegas
Weiler Brawner
Somers
Frescot
Hisbee
Douglas
Tex Commission
William Young
Eastern Company
Two Sentences In Court Today Hughes Gets 1 to 5 Years
The State charged Jesus Palo Gores and Felix Lambrono with murder intent in a court trial that stretched all day. The jury deliberated yesterday but returned today with a verdict, while Florence received a related sentence for robbery tied to the same case.
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Hughes
Jesus Palo
Goores
Felex Lambrono
J H Frits
Admission Day Legal Holiday in Arizona Observed
The Arizona legislature declared February 14 a legal holiday to commemorate statehood on the 105th anniversary of Abraham Lincoln's birth. State offices including the book, court, and other public institutions will be closed for the day.
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Court House
Arizona
Sisterhood of States
Abraham Lincoln
Postmaster Vacancy Exam Notice at Beligman Office
United States Civil Service Commission announces a postmaster examination to certify candidates for the fourth class postmaster vacancy at Beligman and related offices. The eligible salary is listed, with potential reinstatement to fill the vacancy if in the service’s interest.
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United States Civil Nervice Commission
Prescott
Beligman
Shell
Lment
University of Arizona Hosts Third State Interscholastic Meet
The University of Arizona to hold the third annual state interscholastic meet during University Week April 13 to 18, 1914. High schools and academies statewide may compete in track and field, bell tournament, song, oratorical, typewriting and shorthand events under the state high school athletic association rules. University students are ineligible to participate in the contests.
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University of Arizona
Arizona
Tombstone Town Topics Tersely Told
Three box cars with material and carpenters tools from BP&W arrived for depot remodeling and coal bin repairs in Tombstone. A. P. Kyle visits for several days with his granddaughter. Friday the 13th spooks readers. W. O. Tattle, Arizona pioneer, visits Tombstone. he praises growth. J. Marrs announces new location for business in Board Pastor Building. A car crash near Trapman ranch injures Court Interpreter Gallardo, others unharmed. Henry Marveler notes increased land demand in the valley.
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Gallardo
E Young
Lucas
M Torre
Trapman Ranch
Court Cases Filed Probate Proceedings in Emmet
Court records show Ralph Fitch filing for letters of administration in probate matters. The proceeding concerns estates and related administration actions in Emmet.
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Ralph Fitch
Arizona News of Interest Highlights Growth and Politics
The Gret automobile to be owned in Morenci signals transport changes as Graham county fields a state treasurer candidate Mit Sime of Selomonaville. San Simon grows into a town with a $10,000 adobe hotel, Florence to Oasis Grande road plan, Thatcher election on electric lift, Winslow eyes street railway, St Valentines picnic at Cara Grande, Apache county damages report, Yuma reclamation levee progress, and Sante Crux prisoner feeding contract changes.
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Mit Sime
Selomonaville
Sod
San ‘Simon
Thirteen Houres
Inescapi
Thatcher Mareb
Advertisement for Dr Milew Artifein Pill
Fragmentary ad text references a medication product named Milew Artifein Pill. No clear purpose, dosage, or contact details are readable.
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Milew
Looking Backward Twenty-Six Years in Tombstone
A retrospective note mentions 80 percent of local children contracting measles in Tombstone amid winter, minor street disturbance on Allen Street, plans for sidewalk repairs, and various local figures including Judge Crowly and Hon J F Dunesn of Bisbee. Mentions tax revenue, a badge gift, and copper mining payroll hints.
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Tombstone
County Assessor F A Hughes Denies State Auditor Bid
County official F A Hughes says he is not seeking statewide office, plans to seek re election as county assessor, and notes rumors started in Phoenix during a Masonic conclave. The report also mentions Cochise County possibly fielding two candidates for state offices, including a contest between Senator Roberts and A W Cole for the Corporation Commission.
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Thomas R. Marist Grettadzle
Phoenix
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Boean
Beg
Ona Lee
Ita
Federal Office of Palite & of Flaggatt and Picents
Corcvilon
W. Weathnie
F. A. Hughes
E A Hughes
Phcenix
Callaghan
Hoghee
Cochise County
Senator Roberts
W Cole
Corporation Commission
Mexican Acquitted On Charge of Robbery In Tombstone
Vicente Genzales who was acquitted in Tombstone is again charged with robbery in Bisbee. He is accused of breaking into an old man Stegall's tent house near Lowell and stealing field glasses a rifle and cartridges. James Howe was arrested after admitting he received the items to sell for Gonzales. Stegall valued the rifle for hunts to Mexico and prized the glasses as trophies.
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Vicente Genzales
Tombatone
el Crome
Douglas
Toile
Bisbee
Stegall
Pear Lowell
Riffe
Apare
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Howe
Gonzales
Hee
Mexico
Apsches
Arizona Pioneer Attempts Suicide Saved by Friend
Prescott dispatch describes George Mersin, a longtime Arizona pioneer, climbing Indian Mountain to end his life amid illness and despair. He wrote a letter to a friend intending to relieve his family from care, but the friend intercepted the note and acted quickly to avert the tragedy.
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Leiter
Prescott
Himi
Hife
George Mersin
Indian Mountain
Iedien
Merwio
Cline
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