Mystery surrounds youth death by own action
A Cochise dispatch reports Bill Rodman a 10 year old from Carlsbad New Mexico found hanged in the Cochise city jail where he lodged due to lack of funds. He had only been in town since Monday seeking work at a restaurant. An inquest ruled death by own action due to strangulation with no identifying marks on the body. Authorities say his parents lived in Carlsbad New Mexico.
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Cochise
Bill Rodman
Carlsbad
N. M
Coenise
Census work changes home life and news gathering
A snippet notes census interviewers will call at homes to gather private information including marital details. It describes 65,000 workers becoming active soon. The piece frames field workers as bridging roles between reporters and book agents, highlighting the intrusive nature of data collection in daily life.
Cameron Asks for Bridge Appropriation
Cameron seeks $75,000 for building a bridge over the Little Gatorade River between Flagetat and Yuba. The interior secretary is to urge Congress to appropriate the sum. The House pensions committee favors Cameron's bill for Frances Alexander of Tempe to support her rival Winnifred and FA Joslyn of Phoenix.
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Ington
Faya
Dian
Cameron
Gatorade
Flagetat
Yuba
Secretary of the Interior
Congress
House Committee On Pensions
Frances Alexander
Tempe
Whiter
Winnifred
FA Joslyn
Phoenix
Local Church Services Bulletin for Sunday
Local churches announce Sunday School at 10 morning worship at 11, Christian Endeavor 6 39 p m, evening worship 7 30 p m. Prayer meeting Thursdays 7 30. Epworth League topics Jonah and the Whale. Episco pal church services 7 30 p m with Rev Simpson of Douglas. Catholic Masses 8 00, 10 80, 7 20 p m. Visitors welcome.
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Ia. m
Christian Endeavor
C.W. Mevens
Ha.m
Epworth League
Jonah
Episcopal Church
Rev Simpson
Douglas
Eucalyptus Prospects Grow as Arizona Industry
Scarcity of timber spurs study of eucalyptus cultivation in Arizona with plans for large groves. California forester L Micheaux highlights practical gains, citing six acres returning 826 dollars, suggesting scientific treatment could double results. Also notices recruitment for Success Magazine agents in New York.
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Arizona
L. Micheaux
California
Forestry Society of California
Micheaux
Arizonans honored at Denver meeting of livestock group
The National Live Stock Association re elected H Jasto of Albuquerque and Daight Bitcard of Phoenix as first and second vice presidents, with Carey as president. Fort Worth Texas named as next meeting site. The group backed federal open range control, Pinchot forest service support, and the range leave law. Mechomich Mercantile announces a two day sale in Tombstone with advertised bargains attracting housewives and buyers.
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Denver Dinpar
H . Jasto
Albuquerque
Daight Bitcard
Phoenix
Ariz
Joseph M. Carey
National Live Stock Association
Fort Worth
Texas
Gifford Pinchot
Forest Service
Arsees
Machomich Mercantile Company
Speria|enle
Mechomich Mercantile Company
Tombstone
The Metal Market Now Open for New York Quotations
New York prices show bar silver and copper in the latest market report. Smelter quotations from St. Louis and El Paso are cited, with copper wire, copper cathode, and lead prices mentioned alongside London quotes. Weekly quotations summarize the metal market activity.
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New York
Dea Lake
St. Louis
el Paso
London
Arizona News of Interest Highlights Local Incidents and Meetings
The report covers Mrs DB Harner’s death in Phoenix after early settlement in Tonto country, officers elected for the territorial bar association, engineering book projects by A Decker for Union and Southern Pacific data, a February 24 special election on a municipal electric plant bonding limit, a reform dress movement at Mesa high, Japanese laborers starting sugar beet thinning in Tempe, Governor Sloan attending a governors conference in Washington, a bank check fraud incident at Valley Bank of Phoenix, a Kuntzite gem discovery near Phoenix, and plans to expand Tucson railroad shops.
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A. Decker
Union Pacific
Phoenix
Southern Pacific
Congress
Daytime Venus sighted amid town chatter and rail troubles
The article notes a daytime sighting of Venus near the sun and details local civic chatter. It mentions attorney D L Cunningham and wife traveling to Tucson, Lou Woolery attending a federation meeting, and county road inspections by Sam Eider. Citizens complain of tramapa near rails, and the EP and SW pay car visited Tombstone yesterday.
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Mra
Lou Woolery
Aay
Tucson
Tombstone
Mel Woolery
Yuma
Tramapa
EP & SW
Pineules Kidney Remedy Advertisement Note
Pineules assists kidney function by flushing poisons from the system and is pitched as an excellent remedy for all kidney trouble. It claims use for backache and urinary issues and is sold by Frank.
Laxative cough syrup relief touted for coughs and colds
An old advertisement claims a laxative cough syrup eases coughing and cold symptoms. It highlights quick relief and a simple remedy, urging readers to try the product for faster recovery. The listing notes its availability and affordable price.
Woman's Club Elects Officials for Coming Year
The Federation of Women's Clubs yesterday elected officers for the coming year. Named were Mrs. S. C. Neusman as president, Mrs. J. B. McShen as first vice president, Mrs. H. T. Southworth as second vice president, Mrs. B. M. Tafel as recording secretary, Kimball as corresponding secretary, Mrs. George Hala as auditor, and Mrs. Thomas Pugh as general federation state secretary.
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Federation of Women's Clube
S.C. Neusman
J.B. McShen
First View
H. T. Southworth
B.M. Tafel
Kimball
George Hala
Thomas Pugh
General Federation
No Claim Jumping in Tombstone District
In this Arizona mining region report, Tombstone district records no claim jumping on the night of January Let. Local prospectors are described as honest and non-violence in staking claims, maintaining a long-standing exclusion of such activity to avoid litigation and bloodshed.
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Tombstone
Arizona
Borrowdale Announces Incoming Coal Carload for Tombstone
C P Borrowdale notifies coal consumers in Tombstone that a carload of coal is expected to arrive in the city on Monday.
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C. P. Borrowdale
Tombstone
Auctioned Hides Sell For 175 To Los Angeles Buyer
Clerk of the Board HE Berner oversaw the auction of county bounty hides totaling 2173. Bidders gathered in the courtyard as the entire lot sold to a Los Angeles buyer for 175. The hides included 1383 skanks 637 coyotes 123 wild cats 16 coons and 4 lions highlighting the bounty program’s value.
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Berner
Los Angeles
Belinda Village Belle and a Drifting Poem
Fragmentary verse speaks of Belinda as a village beauty then shifts to a garbled medical aside about kidneys filtering poisons. The text blends romantically pledged suitor remarks with unclear lines and stray phrases. Names and coherent events are sparse in this damaged clipping.
They Work While You Rest Cas Carets Candy Cathartic
A fragmented ad style notice touts Cas Carets Candy Cathartic tablets stamped CCC. Claims benefits for digestion liver and bowels with a bold promise of perfect order and relief.
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C.C.C
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