Attorney General probes killing of Osborne at Benson
Attorney General W J Galbraith announced a thorough investigation into all acts in the case of W J Bennett charged with murder in the death of Red Osborne. Benson constable Bennett shot Osborne January 22 in self defense after a garage altercation. coroner’s inquest ruled justifiable homicide. Bennett waived preliminary hearing January 4 and will face a Tombstone bond set at 20100. Galbraith plans a full inquiry to ensure justice for all involved.
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Tueson
WJ Bennett
Red” OsborNe
W. J. Galbraith
Galbraith
Benson
Osborne
Bennett
Gathraith
Tucson
Boyd's Drug Store Sold After Bankruptcy Auction
The Boyd's Drug Store stock and fixtures were sold at public auction by the referee in bankruptcy to EA Lanek for 4150. The lease, equity in the weighing machine, phonographs, and two United Dove Company shares also sold to various bidders, with Liflyheck and others among the bidders. Sale to be confirmed by the referee. future plans by Western Wholesale Drug Co not announced.
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Boyd
Coset
Pobie Amethon
Harry Heney
Revelver
Reveree
Fo H. Bernard
Tucson
EA. Lanek
Western Wholesale Drug Co
Los Angeles
Lillyheck
Lavek White
Jury clears Sealy calf theft case in Superior Court
Monday evening the jury returned a not guilty verdict for John and Ernest Sealy charged with stealing a calf from Miss Gertrude Lake of Tombstone. The trial lasted a week with four hours deliberation. Lawyers were Murry and Thomas for the defense and J. F. Rose plus Walter Roach for the prosecution. No court today. jury to report tomorrow. Protest meeting urged by chambers of commerce in Tucson Friday the 17th to oppose road eliminations affecting several towns.
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John
Ernest Sealy
Gertrude Lake
Tombstone
Brokhe
Murry & Thomas
Bisbee
J. F. Rose
Walter Roach
Douglas
Bisber
Benson
Tucson
Florence
Chandler
Cass Grande
Chambers of Commerce
Tombstone Chamber of Commerce
Youth journeys to Grand Canyon to shoot self
At Mojave Point John Finley 29 attempted suicide after firing a revolver three times. one bullet struck his abdomen. He had been filming Grand Canyon for over a year and walked four miles to a local hotel after the shot. He said he formerly ran an elevator in Cleveland for the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers and planned the act near his mother in Chew
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Grand Canyon
John Finley
the Great
Miter
Mojave Point
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
Cleveland
Ohio
Sneha
Chew
Mother Saves Mrs Murphy From Flames That Swept Her
Mrs Hon. Maclay rushed to aid when Mrs W J Murphy’s clothing caught fire from a gas stove while lighting a gun. Flames engulfed her dress, but Maclay wrapped a blanket and smothered the blaze. A physician treated Murphy for severe burns to her back and side. Mr Murphy is Viola Mae Tay.
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Douglas
Murphy
Ninth Street
Hon. Maclay
Mrs. Murphy
Maclay
Mr Murphy
Mee
Miks
Viola Mae Tay
Luke Luke Case to Go to Jury This Afternoon
In Bisbee and Tucson reports from February 18 the government concluded its direct case against Mrs Hattie Luke linked to the Bisbee post office robbery. Testimony described alleged money handoffs to Luke and burial on a ranch, with Luke's daughter and husband testifying, and cross examinations continuing as the trial nears jury consideration tomorrow evening.
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Tucson
Hattie Luke
Bisbee
Marry Leinenwebber
Luke
Leinenwebber
Nogales
Mexico
Pima County
Mrs L Luke
Mra Luke
Mrs. Luke
Ate
Matt Keaton
Mrs Luke
Batley
Lerinen
M. Foster
Malley
Tarrest
Hk Rofuller
Osean Perry
Hailey
Muling Phyre
Thomas Flynn
Inspiration Copper Mill Resumes Limited Operation at Globe
Inspiration Consolidated Copper resumes limited mill work after a nine month halt. Four of twenty sections will run initially with plans to expand as copper markets improve. International Smelter processes Miami Copper concentrates, about 250 million pounds of blister copper monthly, while plans to integrate Inspiration output later. Local labor unrest blamed for hiring gaps as workers seek other jobs.
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Thlobe
Arig
Inspication Consolidated Copper Company
Unite
Firo Comen
Miami Copper Company
Miami Company
Man Dies After Falling Beneath Train Wheels
Injury to Jose Cavanino, a Mexican man, occurred early Monday when he fell under a Southern Pacific freight train. He died at St Mary's hospital at 2 am yesterday. The accident happened in Tucson.
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Tucson
Jose Cavanino
Southern Pacific
St Mary's Hospital
Death Claims Mohave County Recorder Bartholomew
Bartholomew, Mohave County recorder, died at his Kingman home last Wednesday night after a brief illness. Officials note concerns in recent days that he might not recover. The cause is believed to be an abscess or growth on the brain.
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Mohave Kingman
Ariz
Bartholomew
Mohave County
Kingman
Pullman Surcharge May Be Removed
February 16 Phoenix report states the 50 percent Pullman surcharge could be removed. John E Benton as Metor general of the National Association of Railway and Utility Commissioners informs the corporation commission.
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WAY
Phoenix
The
Corporation Commission
John E. Benton
Metor General
National Association of Railway and Utility Commissioners
Yuma County Sets Aside Funds for Highway Link
Yuma county highway commission sets aside 75000 dollars to build about 23 miles of road to connect with a route Pima county may build from Ajo to the county line. Announcement by R F E Fishburn, chairman, notes the project aims to establish the link.
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Tucson
Yuma
Desert Cattle Company Incorporation Formed in Tucson
Phoenix February 15 desert cattle company filed articles of incorporation listing capital stock of 250000 shares par value 1 each. Officers named are Tucson residents including T Richey as president and Thomas Richey as vice president with the remainder not fully legible.
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Phoenix
The
Desert Cattle Company Today
Tucson
0. T. Richey
Thomas . Richey
Distribution of Income By George E Roberts
A condensed summary of the February study from the National City Bank of New York on how the income produced by mines factories and transportation is divided between wages and capital returns. It notes wages absorbed 67 to 77 percent of output in ten years for highly organized industries while owners and capital supplied the remainder. It argues earnings are governed by economic law, not employer will, and stresses balanced progress through capital investment and worker productivity.
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George E. Roberts
National City
Bénk
New York
National Bureau of Economic Research, Inc
Yale
Halvard
Columbia
Wisconsin
California
Associa
Inda
Labwe
Salme
Itnearties
Bisbee Mines Reopen Plans Amid Copper Market Shifts
In Bisbee the Calumet and Arizona Co adds about five miners daily as smelter resumes draw workers back from Douglas. Colonel Greenway reports grading on a railroad spur for Ahumada and Erypcion mines near Juarez, with ore shipments to El Paso slated for July. Bandit disruption slowed travel but federal troops secured the line and aided a running fight, while efforts push to prove ore richness at the ramp and canyon camp edges.
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Greenway
Abumada Land Erypcion
Los Lamentos
Chihuahua
Mexico
Juarez
EL Paso
Juarex
Ahumada
Colonel Greenways
Opening Silver Property Willcox Housing Bid
E C Bradshaw and J R Bradshaw recently secured an option on the old Silver Camp properties in the Dos Cabezas mountains and were in town this week to advance the deal.
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Willcox
E C. Bradshaw
J. R. Bradshaw
Dos Cabesas Mountains
Duffy Elected Head of Arizona Bar Association
Judge Frank J. Duffy of Nogales was elected president of the Arizona Bar Association at its annual meeting in Nogales. The executive committee will meet later to select the next convention city as about 36 attorneys from Navajo, Maricopa, Santa Cruz, Pinal, and Yavapai counties attended. John C. Campbell of Tucson presided, and the convention closed with a Santa Cruz County Bar banquet in Nogales.
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Nogales. Ariz
Frank J. Duffy
Nogales
Arizona Bar Association
Arizona
Sidney Sapha
Holbrook
Navajo
Maricopa Santa Cruz
Pinal
Yavapat
Nogales, Son
Santa Cruz County
Rifle club meeting with Tombstone attorneys present
Attorneys in Tombstone today include RN French Douglas J W Ross Fred Sutter and Walter Roach Blabee attending a rifle club meeting as part of local legal circles and civic activity.
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Rifle Club
Tombstone
RN. French
Douglas
J. W. Ross
Fred Sutter
Walter Roach
Blabee
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