Arizona News and Views from Capitol Prompts Several Actions
The report covers various Arizona affairs including a $55,000,000 issue request by Southern Pacific and stock concerns for Florence J. Nichols Publishing Company. It notes distribution disputes over Miss Nichols poems, mentions W B Comer touring for safety methods, and cites presidential and civil code updates. It also lists university and government personnel changes and upcoming events in Arizona.
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Southern Pacific
Corporation Commission
Florence J. Nichols Publishing Company
Mena
Corporation Commissioners
Miss Nichols
Nicho
W. B Qcom
Montana
Arizona
University Board of Regents
A. H. Wilde
le Hui
Reclamation Service
FW. Hanna
Arizona Bankers’ Association
United States
Thomas A. Flynn
R. W. Kramer
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Eustace Dupen
Joseph E. Morrison
Mr. Morrison
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Lesis ‘T. Carpenter
New Mexico
Washington
Cnnecton
Santa Fe
Phoenix
Arizona Congress of Mother
J. C. Norton
Alkire
R. F. Washberseasaret
Villa to March on to Torreón With Ammunition Carload
Villa leaves Juarez by special train for Torreon with a carload of ammunition and a mixed group of followers. He aims to reach the state capital tonight and stay two or three days, amid reports of plans under Col Fidel Avila and legal advisor Federico Gonzalez Garza influencing the action.
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Torreon
William 8
Benton
Ammodop
Bie
Bie den
Pancho Villa
Juares
Tueday
Ville
Chibushustere
Cagitel
Roaves
Fidel Avila
Federico Gonzales Garza
Garse
Cat
Beston
Local Gymnasium Contributions and Community Notes
Contributions for the local gymnasium and athletic club are listed with donors including Sheriff Wheeler, Grey, Johnson, Larrieu, Turcer, and Bobieffelio Show Benefit. A Washington Birthday observance is noted as shifting to Monday for court hours, post office, bank, and stores. An ad seeks yard cleanup help, and a Schieffelie show is postponed to tomorrow night.
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Tomtetone Boys
Ambom
Shee Boon
Sheriff Wheeler
Doreau
EPA Larrieu
Turcer
Bob
Washington
Arizona
Washeington
Charles
Orin Preston
Tombstone Town Topics Tersely Told
Meoriff Wheeler and Deputy Bowden return home from Douglas and county visitors discuss juror subpoenas for a special venire. Delays plague trains to California while the Golden State Limited runs hours late through Fairbank. Dance at Gego Hall tonight supports the Boys' Athletic Club. Local officials and attorneys visit the county seat for court business as many copper camp residents arrive and plan future milestones.
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Califora
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Golden State Limited
Fairbank
Tt Ie
Quiton
Gego Hall
Boys’ Athletic Club
Arizona News of Interest Absent in Brief Items
The column blends fragmented reports from Cochise and Yavapai counties. It notes Drake’s legal challenge over a contract, a burglary scare with a woman and children present, highway repair plans, saloon permit denials, a disputed speed issue, and a new stockyard company formation.
Looking Backward Twenty Six Years in San Diego and Yuma
A garbled reminiscence notes a baptist minister, tax changes, and a large graphic report on a railroad robbery. References include San Diego, Yuma, Tow, Banday edition, and the Prospecton. Local figures Treavere, Lon Gray, Uncle Billy Plaster, Captain Kellon, Hop FW Heyne, B Tichenor are mentioned with town and county matters.
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Prospecton
United States
San Francisco Examiner
St Louis Republican
Fourth St
Judy Berg
Lon Gray
Billy Plaster
Clude Agus Ranch
Kellon
Board of Supervisors
Grave Hardship For Cochise Cattlemen Over Export Duty
Cattlemen in the border district face ruin as a new export tax on Sonora livestock goes into effect. Cattle bought for shipment to the border and stored near Naco and Agua Prieta must pay the duty, with protests awaiting reply. The levy threatens the principal holdings of many families who have invested lifetimes in their herds.
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Cochise
Sonora
Bonors
Ted Price
Naco
Agua Prieta
Mountain of Asbestos Found Near Globe Arizona
A Globe area report claims a large asbestos deposit in Ash Creek district about 35 miles northeast of Globe. Tom and Albert Wer brought samples to New Jersey, bidding 327 per ton for speculation, with buyers and dealers showing excitement over a near unlimited supply.
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Arizona
Globe District
Globe Dispatch
Ash Creek
Globe
Tom and
Albert
New Jersey
Glenn
Ashe
Doctors Endorse Herpicide For Hair Dandruff Relief
The ad quotes Dr J J Boyd and other physicians praising Herpicide for dandruff relief. It claims hours of use over several weeks remove flakes, improve scalp health, and promote hair growth. It notes a money back guarantee and availability at leading barber shops with emphasis on genuine Herpicide.
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Covingtin
JB Thompson
Ea Place
Hollie Stoo
Mave
T. A. Moore
Duncan
Aris
Jewbro
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