Near East Relief appeal urged in Tombstone drive
Mayor Guy C Weick urged Tombstone residents to aid Armenia’s Christians through the Near East Relief drive. The procla mation cites fundraising to keep a mother and child fed and clothed for a year, with contributions via local banks or agent W. Stark.
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Mittow
Arizona
Guy C Weick
Wyoming
Tombstone
Armenia
Ameria
Wehugs
Arzona
Hess W. Stark
Teal Elatsman
Rifle Match Between Heney and Stewart Ends Narrowly
The rifle teams led by Captains Harry Heney and W J Stewart faced a difficult day with poor powder and weather. Stewart’s crew edged Heney by two points amid crooked barrels and smothered fire, pushing for a rematch. Heney claims a ten point outpoint and a side bet for a haircut and shave, while Stewart promises revenge in a future contest.
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Harry Heney
W. J. Stewart
Springfield Rifles
Stewart
Heney
Cook
Kendall
Honey
Ing
McDonald
Army
McDonald Kendall
Prospector
Three U S Judges to Preside in Arizona
In Phoenix on February 18 plans show three U S judges to preside in Arizona during the coming weeks. Judge David Dyer will preside in the local court, then proceed to preside in April term in Phoenix. Assistant U S Attorney Langston returned from Tucson to assist in disposition of numerous civil cases.
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U.S
Arizona
Phoenix
Fev
Ho Langston
Unitet States Attorney
Langston
Ferringion
Nevada
Enti Martel
Sawtelle
Cajendar
David
Dyer
Phovnia
Stranger dies in Douglas hotel
A man about 30, H. M. Siever, died at a Douglas hotel after arriving Sunday and registering frost Pana ma. His clothes suggest travel in tropical climates. Coroner Jack was summoned but no inquest was ordered. death reported likely not suspicious. Bequests and family details are unclear from the fragmented report.
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Douglas
H. M. Siever
Jack
Meath
eLoe
Pastin Shot to Death at Winterhaven Yuma
February 16 18 pity sheriff describes a fatal shooting at Winterhaven near Yuma. Fred Lake a relhman killed Partin Johnson in a confrontation at the Winterhaven Lumber Office. Lake surrendered in El Centro awaiting trial after an inquest is scheduled.
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Pastin
Winterhaven
Yuma
Winterbara
Fred
Whateraarer
Mutebiall
Winterhaven Lumber
Lake
Ash Hat
Partin Dortur Tyaul
Partin
Yora
Gadsden
el Centro
Trisl
Winkelman Wood Alcohol Case Reported
Globe reports a Winkelman incident where four unnamed Mexicans died after a friend gave them drinks suspected to be wood alcohol. The case suggests a deadly drinking incident and prompts police attention.
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Winkelman Wood
Four Trunks of Mescal Seized in Agua Prieta
Feb 13 report from Douglas details Agua Prieta municipal authorities seizing four trunks of mescal bound with feminine garments and packed on a train. Col Manuel Masa and rural guards from Nacozari pursued the stash, authorities ordered confiscation and destruction.
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Agua Prieta
Douglas
Agua Prieta Thyteday
Wear
Theater Hagesge Stuasher
Manuel Masa
Nati
Nacozari
Cattle buyers surge around Douglas amid rising demand
In Cochise county cattle owners report many buyers and contracts for spring delivery. Packard notes unprecedented interest with cattle already sold to Mexico for immediate shipment. Demand may drain Sonora of steers within a month as stock moves to Texas Colorado and Kansas, bringing cash to ranchers.
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Douglas
Cochise County
Co. Packard
Mexico
Colons
Packard
Sonora
Texan
Colorado
Kansas
Death Wins In Continental Race For Family Tragedy
Phoenix February report says Mr and Mrs Charles Howard Tucker raced across the continent to reach Mrs Henry Shakeshaft of Springfield Massachusetts as their daughter's pneumonia death arrived just after their departure. The couple had planned a spring visit with Mrs Tucker's parents in Phoenix. Before marriage, Mrs Shakeshaft visited grandparents in Phoenix and was a local favorite.
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Phoenix
Charles Howard Tucker
Henry Shakeshaft
Massachusetts
Tucker
A. G
Shakesshaft
Life Worth Living? Mrs te Bailey of Miami Study
Mrs te Bailey of Miami weighs the question of what makes life worth living. The piece surveys happiness, purpose, and daily meaning with reflections on personal resilience and outlook.
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Te Bailey
Miami
Plots to Build a Duck Pond Stir Turbulent Debate
In Phoenix on February 18, senators and game officials report plans for a mega duck pond near Tucson driven by George Hawke L Morrison Ed Wells and W O Tabmason of Pima county. The venture aims to attract ducks and game for harvest while inviting state scrutiny and public concern.
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Phoenix
Seytor AR
Ewehman
Tucson
Joe Prohanka
George 7
Hawke
Wo L. Morrison
Ed Wells
Tabmason
Pima
Ryching
Railroads reveal remarkable wartime revenue report
The Arizona Commission hearing rail traffic profit shares for Santa Fe Southern Pacific and Arizona Eastern under government control. The Pacific gains $1,020,000 and Santa Fe $847,720 while Arizona Eastern earns $1,742,185 in a wartime profit view. The commission orders a new union station and plans by a local firm for a 150 by 200 feet reinforced concrete building at an estimated cost of $400,000. Debates over extension of deadlines and jurisdiction continue as railroads seek to protect their interests.
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Phoenix
Wis
Southern Pacific
Arizona Eastern
Carriers and insurers warned to hold proper certificates
Phoenix officials warned common carriers including motor stage lines to obtain certificates of necessity and convenience before operating in the state. Indemnity companies were likewise told to secure certificates before writing indemnity insurance.
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Phoenix
The
Corporation Commission
Brand Chapter Elects Officers and Install Today
Phoenix residents witnessed the Brand Chapter of the Order of the Eastern Star elect officers for Rasern Star and planned installation at 1 o clock this morning at Masonic Hall. Notables included Miss Dardtea Anguls of Bisbee as worthy matron and Mortis Goldwater present as worthy patron with grand officers in attendance.
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Phoenix
Rasern Star
OES
Kot
Dardtea Anguls
Bisbee
Erand Mutron
Mortis Goldwater
Worthy
H Coleman
Yuma
Ttlanon
Kilaareth
Mesa
Anna Mo St Clairs
Associated G. C
Katherine Jurgaau
Nowale Secreare
Mra Ference
Orachman
Tucson
Grand Treasures
Masne Watt
Hotels and Plans Unveiled for Phoenix Hotel Agache
PHOENIX Feb 0 The fist coin acts for the building of the new Hotel Agache, a 31 million project due to begin about April 1. J. E. Jordan of Jordan Grace and Phelps announced the drawings by Chicago architects are finished and contractor specifications are in preparation, highlighting a major city and state gain.
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Phoenix
Phoenix 20
Hotel Agache
E. Jordan
Jordan, Grace and Phelps
Jordan
Chicago
Writ Denied in Campbell Assault Case in Wickenburg
Judge Stanford of the superior court denied a writ of habeas corpus today in the case of Dr. Thomas Francis Campbell of Wickenburg. He was charged with assault and intent to murder in the shooting of Henry O'Brien at Wickenburg last month. The writ argued that bail of 15000 was excessive and demanded a preliminary examination.
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Phoenix
Stanford
Superior Court
Thomas Francis Campbell
Wickenburg
Henry O'Brien
Wickenberg
Prohibition enforcement to begin in dry Arizona
Willan A. Kelly of San Francisco, a regional prohibition agent, arrives in Arizona en route to Phoenix to organize enforcement teams for dry laws. Considine, Southern California prohibition director, notes stores sell beef wine and liquor to minors and drinkers in stores. Healerand others cited for using hair tonics as whisky substitutes, raising concerns over consumption.
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A. Kelly
San Francis
California
Arizona
Nevadie
Oregon
Tees
Phoenix
Joba
Considine
Californic
Ated
Cerain
Healey
Hayden Fights Grazing Fee Hike for Stock Growers
Washington February 18 Congressman Carl Hayden of Arizona led opposition in the House against doubling or tripling grazing permit fees for stock men and sheepmen. Hayden argued the proposed increase is unsound and unfair without public hearings and would burden grazing in Arizona and New Mexico, noting last year’s receipts rose 100 percent after five year permits were settled.
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Washington
National Forest
Carl Hayden
Arizona
Hayden
Congress
New Mexico
Four Arizonans Named to Foster Drouth Program
Phoenix February 14 Acting on recommendations of federal prohibition officials Alfred Franklin collector of internal revenue and Win Kelly federal supervising prohibition agent announced four Arizona men have been appointed to lead a drought relief effort. The list includes Orrin Babcock sought in Denver on charges of murdering his wife and son and Heybaum a native of the area who is being sought by the police after vagrancy charges.
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Phoenix
Federal Prohibition
Alfred Franklin
Internal Revenue
Win
Kelly
Arizona
Mr Web
Tucson
Lewis Heybau
Wan Imner
Orrin Babcock
Denver
Hesyhamer
Webb Denies Responsibility Over Dry Agent Arrest
In Phoenix the prohibition commissioner for Arizona rejects blame for the arrest of agent Vole on Mann Act charges. Webb says the action should not reflect on him or the Prohibition administration. The incident could influence the appointment of an Arizona official to replace the missing post.
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Webb
Phoenix
Tucson
Vole
Prohibitiont Administration
Prohibition
Hhleatote
Room to Build on Boyce's Sombrero Ad
A fragmented regional notice describes Boyer, a Democratic candidate for governor, visiting Phoenix with a large hat presented in San Fernando. The four foot wide display, nine crown and two foot tall suggest support from trade delegates who arrived last night to bolster his bid. Feb. Wh Governor by
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Sogal Campbell
Pereive Ae
Desire Boyer
Audi
Phoenis
Boyce
San Fernando Rodrigues
Worording i
Ttn
Saddle valued at thirty three dollars in Bowie release
A saddle owned by W. B. Traiter was seized in Globe on information from Bowie authorities and released on own recognizance after the owner paid $33, the saddle’s declared value.
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GLOSE
B. Traiter
Globe
Bowie
of & Saddle
Flu Closes Jerome Schools and Bans Moviegoers
With the approval of all Jerome doctors, the influenza epidemic led to school closures and a ban on children attending movies last Wednesday, as the town faced a public health precaution.
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Jerome
Denial of Double Time for Convicts Sparks Demoralization
A report from F J Twitchell division engineer at the Superior road camp notes the parole board’s decision to end double time for prisoners. The governor’s form of court action is cited as the source of the impact on inmate morale and discipline.
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Superior Road
F.J. Twitchell
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