Arizona Women Organizing for Suffrage Campaign
An extensive Arizona campaign forms eight local groups to push women’s suffrage. A Tucson chapter is planned and a militant drive for votes as Arizona drafts a constitution will begin once Congress passes the federal act. The Arizona Equal Suffrage Campaign Committee is led by Mire Frances W Munds and others across Prescott Phoenix Kingman Tuves Tycson.
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Ariona
Tucson
Pew
Arzona
Arizona
Equal Suffrage Campaign Committee
Frances W Munds
Prescott
Harriet L For
Mary
McCormick
Phoenix
St. Charles
Kingman
L . Hughes
TW Otis
Pauline M O'Neil
Rebeccs G Phillips
Katherine Bakers
Tycson
Scenic Railway Plan for Grand Canyon Sparks Debate
A Washington dispute centers on opening national parks to private enterprise to allow a scenic railway along the Grand Canyon rim. The House committee on public lands has asked the agriculture secretary for an opinion, with a decision expected in a few days.
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A Wasington
Louse Committee On
Grand Canyon
Arizona
Secretary of Agriculture
Moonlight Picnic A Pleasant Event
A moonlit picnic party last evening enjoyed a merry outing to the Keever ranch with sociable company and a delightful repast. Participants included Misane Sadie Cowan E Chowning Helen Benedist Helen Axtell Marabell Williams Grace Hicks and gentlemen W Sidell FE B McOrmand Robert Axtell William Benedict Francis Crable and F BM Clark.
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Keever Ranch
Emilingly
Misane Sadie Cowan
E Chowning
Helen Benedist
Helen Axtell
Marabell
Yuma Lands in Line for 172 Farms Auction
Los Angeles reports 210 applicants queued for 172 farms to be distributed in Yuma district on March 1. WS McMannon won first place with a $1,009 bid, while Redding offered $1,050 with a standing $150 bid above place 173.
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Los Angeles
Yuma
Brck
WS McMannon
Redding
Baby Kidson Captures the First Prize at Oriental Contest
A baby contest at the Oriental closes after two weeks of voting. Ten entries were shown and judged. First prize went to Baby Rideon, second to Baby Knox, third to Baby Dunlope. The Oriental announces a new contest to find Tombstone’s most popular widow, expected to attract many entrants.
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the Oriental
Baby Rideon
Baby Knox
Baby Dunlope
Oriental
Tombstone
Sings
Fragmentary OCR: Coupled Names and Places Muddled
Readable text shows garbled names and terms like Cancaretm Sands Cataatiie and terse references. No clear event date or organization. Presents as damaged local notice with uncertain entities and no verifiable actions or outcomes.
Many Get In Line For Yuma District Land Openings
A land office order allows entry by direct selection from file plates in Los Angeles for 173 farms in Yuma district without prior personal inspection. A Los Angeles dispatch notes the Chamber of Commerce building near the land office will not permit entrants to sleep overnight, forming a line in front February 28. Entries will be issued in rotation until supply runs out with hundreds expected to apply.
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Yuma
Entey
Yume
Los Angeles
Chamber of Commerce
Smoots Arizona plan prompts Utah amendments
A Washington dispatch reports Senator Smoot pushing to annex Arizona north of the Colorado River to Utah with amendments from Delegate Cameron Morrison and Lorenzo Hubbell. W. W. Bust insists Utah cede all land south of the river if Arizona gains any part. Plus brief notes on poultry prices and several Arizona events including Rev Rogers address in Tombstone and illness of Rev Father Barrett in Bisbee.
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Washington
Smoot
Arizona
Colorado River
Utah
Cameron, RB
Morrison J
Lorenzo Hubbell
W. W. Bust
Ura
Father Barrett
Bisbee
Tombstone
Seriou
C. Kenner
Arizona News of Interest: Local Developments and Incidents
Arizona items report PG and E in Phoenix to allow a commission including an engineer and accountant to value the plant and profits, lectures by F M Knox in Phoenix, sugar beet plans by Queen Valley Development Co, a streetcar incident injuring Mrs Anne Thornberg, dividend notes on United Verde Co, Osceola, and Anaconda comparisons, a masquerade arrest in Tempe, Jerome-Phoenix dispute over street palrs, rural tree delivery route petition from Douglas to Sulphur Springs valley, Rev Miss Madsden lectures in Arizona cities, a Tucson foster child cruelty case, and Ralph Cameron securing a post office for Elgin Santa Cruz county.
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Pacific Gas & Electric Co. of
Phoenix
Arizona Overland Telephone Co
Jerome
Hall
Duglas
Sulphur Springs
Indictments and guilty pleas flood federal court
A flood of indictments and guilty pleas dominated the federal court session. Antonio Davies pled guilty to smuggling and was sentenced to months in county jail, while Bidditger also received six months. Bernardino and Manteon drew one year terms for importing and related charges. A defendant pleaded not guilty to impersonation with a bond set at a substantial figure. The grand jury returned 52 indictments against L Harris and Earl Davis for false entries in First National Bank of Douglas records, with counts against cashier I C Hanks and bookkeeper Earl Davis. Bail totals and background on shortages were outlined as well as delays to the April term.
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Antonio Davies
E Bidditger
Mothe
Alfredo Bernardino
Florence
Manuel Manteon
Yon
L . Harris
Earl Davis
First National Bank of Douglas
1. C .Hanks
Bob Mefendante
Douglas
Unelw Sam
Cas
CO Folta
Lyonne Commonwealth Co
Dean
Yall
Supreme Court
Tribute to Mrs Berner by Tombstone club service
Tombstone Women’s Club held a memorial for Mrs Bessie Berner at Mrs Benedict’s home with seventeen members offering tributes. Resolutions mourned her loss, praised her club service, and extended sympathy to her husband and family. The note quoted hopeful lines about meeting the pilot face to face. Committee on Resolutions.
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Benedict
Mrs Berner
Tombstone Woman's Club
Bessie Berner
Women's Club of
Tombstone
Aviation Meet in Smelter City Opens February 26 27
Douglas prepares for a two day aviation event with inventor Heix A Williams showcasing a new monoplane inspired by Benoit design. Williams seeks funding via proceeds from the exhibition to buy a motor and complete his craft. A Baptist convention from California New Mexico and Arizona meets in Tucson April 7 to 10 with about 250 delegates expected.
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Douglas
Heix A. Williams
Sportemen’s
Beniot
Williams
Willis
California
New Mexico
Arizona
Tucson
Hall's Catarrh Cure Advertisement Reward Notice
One hundred dollars reward for any case of catarrh not cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure. F J Cheney Co Toledo Ohio. Testimonials available free. Internal remedy that acts on blood and mucous surfaces. Price 75 cents per bottle. Sold by all druggists.
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Hall
Knowax & Manyrx
Toledo
O. Hall
Duggiata
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Osceola
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Tempe
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India
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Elgin
Santa Crux County
R H Coll
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Tombstone Club
Anxa M. Doax
Mantha J. Booos
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F. J. Cheney
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