Woman to Represent Arizona at General Federation Council
Mrs Henry A Morgan president of the Arizona Federation of Women's clubs will represent Arizona at the General Federation of Women's Clubs council in New Orleans on April 13. She plans a statewide tour to visit every affiliated club, aims to visit Phoenix clubs in autumn, and notes rising membership and interest in home economies among Arizona women.
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Careless Word May Implicate More in Crime
The body of Stephen Hughes a Temperance man murdered by L Anderson near Tempe December 3 was shipped to Weir City Kansas for funeral and burial. Margaret Hughes and Thos J Hughes arrived from El Paso to help with the estate and Anderson’s confession hints at accomplices unnamed by name.
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Tempe
el Paso
Marshal Browning
Anderson
Greenwood
Arkatinas
Thomas Hughes
Groff
May Weld Sacramento Shaft At Home Bisbee
Bisbee February report from Copper Queen mining company describes receiving a large welding machine to repair a broken shaft at Sacramento. The engineers say the task is difficult and unattempted, but believe it can be done locally to save days and hasten resumption of operations.
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Copper Queen Mining Company
Sacramento
Cattlemen to Meet at Globe Convention Dates
The annual convention of the Arizona Cattlemen's Association will be held in Globe on March 1 2 and 3.
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Arisona Cattlemen's Association
Globe
Rifle Club Masque Ball a Howling Success
The Tombstone Rifle club held a grand Masque Ball at Gage Hall with nearly a hundred costumed couples and a crowded hall. The Tombstone High School Orchestra and guests from nearby towns provided lively music, and committees ensured smooth planning. Secretary John Walker reported the event financially successful, enough to buy new target equipment.
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Tombstone High School
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Rifle Club
Bisbee Fire Sets New Record and Damages Limited
Bisher established a new fire record yesterday as three alarms rang through the day. Dan Seed’s yard grass sparked the first blaze, J B Gibson’s Art Hill roof fires followed, and the Holbrook house on Naco road produced four blazes in a locked room. Chief Norton forced entry, cutting his hand on glass, and about fifty dollars in damages were reported with no explanation for the origin.
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Sneak Thief Robs Doyle House in Tombstone Canyon
A stealthy burglar entered the Doyle House in Tombstone canyon around 3 this morning and robbed nearly every room. He turned off hallway lights and unscrewed globes to prevent usage. Authorities were notified early and are investigating. loot estimated at about $10.
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Doyle
Tombstone Canyon
Chandler Strike Ends as Workers Return to Cotton Fields
The Chandler strike over men at work in the cotton lands is broken. Replacements were brought in from Phoenix, El Paso, Tucson and other places and a sheriff swore in special deputies to guard the workers. All but twenty of the I.W.W. agitators left Chandler, basing in a barn and becoming a nuisance.
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Governor Campbell visits Cochise County for guard review
Gov Campbell tours Arizona National Guard unit in Cochise County to mark Washingtons birthday events including a parade and track meet. He seeks war department permission to muster out the entire regiment in Phoenix rather than in Douglas, citing exceptional circumstances.
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Rabies Warning After Phoenix Dog Bite Case
Dr HE Gerdes warns an imminent rabies epidemic in Phoenix unless owners take care with their animals. A case of hydrophobia in a dog at 108 North First Avenue led to Dr Gerdes receiving a bite and Pas teur treatment. The mad dog attacked several animals before dying, with some pets killed. others escaped despite efforts to kill bitten animals.
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Southwestern Society of Engineers Forms in the Southwest
Arizona New Mexico and Texas engineers form the Southwestern Society of Engineers to pursue local interests. The first convention will be in El Paso on March 9 and 16 with a technical program and social events. Dues are low and charter memberships are open through the convention. Dean G M Butler University of Arizona Tucson handles applications.
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Southwestern Society of Engineers
Fl Paso
G M. Butler
University of Arizona
Tucson
James Douglas Gives 100000 to Mining Institute in New York
James Douglas of Arizona donated 100000 dollars to the library of the American Institute of Mining Engineers in New York at the annual dinner. Herbert Hoover was elected to honorary membership and spoke on relief efforts in Belgium. Delegates discussed potash production and byproduct recovery from pig iron amid wartime prices. Knights of Pythias in Wisbee celebrated their 53rd anniversary with music, speeches, and dances, featuring local and visiting dignitaries.
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Arizona
Herbert Hoover
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Bethlehem Steel Company
Government Takes Hand On Bootleggers On Indian Reserve
Government action escalates as four auto loads of liquor are seized by Indian police and drivers arrested for introducing whiskey onto an Indian reservation. The bootleggers are jailed in Globe awaiting charges. Rumors persist that the Vulture mine may resume operations, a site historic since the 1860s with a storied production record.
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Narrow Escape From Shaft At Leviathan Mines
Jake Stricken, superintendent of Leviathan mines, was shoved off a mine cage in a 100 foot shaft. He gripped a timber and hung suspended until a bucket lowered him to safety. He suffered only minor cuts and called his escape the most miraculous event.
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Jake Stricken
Leviathan
Pool Hall Dispute Ends in Cutting Scrape
In a Mexican pool hall on Allen Street a dispute over a pool game led Rubio to severely cut Sonovio Cran in the left arm severing an artery. Rubio fled south of town but was arrested shortly after by Sheriff Wheeler. Rubio awaits hearing while Cran is badly injured.
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Building awning in Tombstone boosts storefront appeal
Manager H M Eckerman of the Tombstone Lumber Yard funds a new awning erecting in front of his business. The improvement is described as greatly enhancing the building’s appearance and local streetscape.
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Tombstone Lumber Yard
Douglas
M. W. McNellis
Machomich Mercantile Company
Jerome Crowded With People Amid Miner Boom
The Jerome and Verde Valley Business Men's association issued placards for posting depots claiming more miners are drawn to the district by activity than there is work for, while housing is scarce with every bed occupied and some sleeping on floors. Heavy snowfall in the past 48 hours worsens health dangers in the crowded district.
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Jerome and
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Auto Overturns Injuring Three in Bisbee
A Fortire car overturned near Tin Town last night wounding three men. F Ford suffered a broken finger while passengers escaped with bruises and scratches. The accident occurred February 23 as the vehicle rolled on the road nearby.
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