Tombstone Epitaph records deeds and notices scattered
A garbled OCR page from the Tombstone Epitaph lists numerous property deeds mortgages and assignments with names such as Martyn Bonnell James Douglas Rosario Brena Mary Morrie Nellie Fowler Ed Gasee Bertha Bach and Lillian Reed. It includes quit claim deeds realty notices chattel mortgages and patent notices among scattered figures and locations in Warren Bisbee and Douglas. The item reads like a legal notices page with multiple entries rather than a single event.
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Warhanty
Mary Morrie
John Wickstrom
Warren MD
Nellie M Fowler
ER Lindway
HA Huddleston
Ed H Gasee
This Is What the Road Law Says
A reader notes the road law requires slower vehicle drivers to turn out and yield the path to faster vehicles. It recognizes rights of both team drivers and automobile drivers and urges mutual respect on roads.
Measures for the Legislature Considered by Arizona Labor
The Arizona Federation of Labor in Phoenix plans to push bills for imprisoning blacklisters a weekly payday eight hour day for dangerous occupations and a complete reorganization of the voting system. If lawmakers fail to act the federation will initiate measures and refer them to the people.
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Gret State Legis
Arizona Federation of Labor
Phoenix
Federation
What a New York Paper Says About Sam Bradner
The Valier Dispatch recalls Sam Bradner winning a State Assembly seat in Arizona with a 400 vote majority and being tipped as a potential Speaker. It notes a radical Democratic landslide and humorously claims Bradner as the paper’s first “devil” since 1885 when the paper began.
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New York
Sam Bradner
Samuel B Bradner
Arizona
Sam
State Assembly
House of Representatives
Bradner
Dispatch
Warwick
Valier Dispatch
County Seat Controversy Debates Tombstone’s Status
The Hebe Review and Douglas Dispatch critique Bisbee and Douglas backers pushing to relocate Cochise County seat from Tombstone. The piece argues the seat belongs near the county center for accessibility, cites costs of moving offices, and warns against unwise real estate-driven schemes amid irrigation and settlement hopes.
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Cochise County
Biabee
Dougiac
Bisbee
Warren
Douglas
Tombstone
Congress of the United States
Arizona
Secat
Biebeo
Washington
Congress of the
United States
Leasf
Bieter
Bisben
Douging
Prisoner Taken III on Way to Court Room
Bert Connors, a prisoner scheduled to testify in a Hall of Records dynamiting case, collapsed en route to the courtroom on the Bridge of Sighs. The approaching trial was postponed as he was taken from the jail.
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Los Angeles
Aspaten Aa
Bridge of Sighs
Bert Connors
Bebsif
Hall of Records
Conners
Fractured Health Report Muddled Inmate Condition
A fragment notes guards restraining inmates during a disturbance. A prison physician says the patient was either hurt from poison gas exposure or suffered appendicitis. The unclear wording leaves exact cause and outcomes uncertain.
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Sant
Election of Justices Is Hard To Settle In Cochise County
The Cochise County board faces a difficult task settling elections for justices of the peace and precinct constables across Cochise, Pima, and Santa Cruz. Reports from Phoenix show uncertain returns and many incumbents or resignations requiring new appointments when the board meets on the sixth.
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Board of Supervisors
Cochire
Phoenix
Cochie
Pima
Santa Cruz
Cochise County
Tombstone
Benson
Visicr
Short
Besson
Wilbur
Wan
A Kedus
Page
J W Moore
Ae Comstal
Tn Bowie
Courtland
Judge Cattell
Fond
Brown
Gleee
Speed
Rice
Sam Mayburet
S Thompson
Cobles
Clark
Lowe's
George B Sraith
Seema
Judge Murphy
Bisbee
Parley McRea
Himeeff
J. 1
Gannon
Thom
Mey
Othee
Sulphur Spring Valley Notes
Sulphur Spring Valley notes report Mra Ike Price of Courtland recovering from a severe bile stone attack. Mre J F Johnson of Courtland regaining strength at her aunt Mra D W Brown s home, able to occupy part of the rocker. A child, Leonard, son of Jobo and Amy Packer, died suddenly while playing near Webb, with funeral at Thatcher. Blanch Potter died at home January 12, funeral at Pearce January 13 led by Rev Doctor Postal.
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Mra
Ike Price
Courtland
Marshall
Mre
J F Johnson
D W Brown
WG McBiride
Bistee
Jobo
Bright
Copper Queen Hospital
Leonard
Jobo An
Amy Packer
Leonard T Jewell
Webb
Gila Valley
Thatcher
Blanch
Potter
Postal of
Pearce
George Eby
Tombstone Visitors and Local Improvements Highlight Week
Wednesday's Daily W B Uarton reports Tombstone saw several visitors including special inspector from Washington and attorney Morloot of Bisbee. A new gas light plant and new main entrance doors at the Congregational church were installed. F N Wolcott and Rev H A Dee had auto trouble en route to Fort Huachuca, Willard's team retrieved them. George Gallen of Los Angeles visited family. Clerk A H Gardner returned from a brief trip. Deputy Sheriff Will White brought a prisoner from Bisbee for county jail. John Rock promotes white waist bargains to Tombstone shoppers.
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Morloot of
Bisbee
Ars
Congregational Church
Will White
Hastile
John Rock
Tombstone
Arizona Copper Output in 1911 Totals 302 Million Pounds
Arizona's copper production reached about 302 million pounds in 1911. Major contributors included Clifton Morenci Globe Jerome Kelvie and miscellaneous mines with 122 million, 70 million, 40 million, 39 million, 15 million and 15 million pounds respectively, surpassing 1910 by six million pounds.
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Arizona
Dietribe
Bintee
Clifton
Morenci
Jerome
Kelvie
Smallpox Reports in Douglas Amid Border Outbreak
Douglas reports three smallpox cases confined to a pest house with guards. Yeager from the Mission house first case, others at the county hospital include Osmed Hoffman and Heckett. All patients vaccinated. fumigation underway. Mexico near Sonora also reporting serious cases and border vaccination drives amid strict quarantines.
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Pougies
Douglas
Yeager
Mission House
Post House
Osm
Ed Hoffman
Heckett
Adamson
Sonora
Colonia Morales
Monotezuma
Kosterlitaky
Fermin Tapia
Agua Prieta
Kosterlitesky
Clark mining interests seek Jerome smelter project
W L Clark, manager of the Clark mining interests in Arisons, which includes the United Verde at Jerome, was in Bisbee on business related to a smelter the Clark interests plan to erect at Jerome.
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W L Clark
Clark
Arisons
United Verde
Jerome
Bisbee
Egyptian Cotton Experiments Signal Southern Arizona Trend
The piece argues Egyptian cotton as a new experiment for Southern Arizona, with potential to revive mining profits and general prosperity. It notes the territorial and state historians’ competence, copper at fifteen cents as favorable, and mentions meningitis fears in Texas with Arizonans connected. It also claims Arizona leads in educated women and supports woman suffrage growth.
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Arizona
Union
London doctor links finger eating to faster recovery
A London physician asserts that patients who eat with their fingers recover more quickly, while anticipation grows for a country doctor to report whether sipping coffee from saucers improves recovery.
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London
Meditations of Marcus a senator elect from Arizona
The Saturday ag Post highlights Marcus Aurelius Smith for Arizona as he rises from sixteen years as a delegate to the Senate. The article notes his long buildup toward a senatorial role and compares his planned ascent to veteran lawmakers who have served decades.
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Marcus Aurelius Smith
Arizona
Congress
Mark Smith
Senate
Wenty
Marcus
Teell
National Democratic Convention Delegates Call Issued
The official call for the national convention sets representation at two delegates per senator and two per representative from each state, allowing Arizona six delegates in the convention.
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Arizona
Arizona suffrage row splits on method of reform
Proponents of woman suffrage in Arizona disagree on how to obtain it. The Arena Journey Miner rejects violence and insists on an orderly, peaceful reform process.
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Arizona
Arena Journey
Browded
Anc
Italy
Nanner
Are you in favor of mothers clubs asks Wharton cub criber
A curious query from a Wharton cub criber asks readers if they support mothers clubs. The brief note mentions mothers slippers straps hickories and ungloved hands as part of the bygone scene.
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Cub Criber
Wharton
Copper price forecast boosts Cochise region
Dr James Dougas of Phelps Dodge predicts copper will hit at least fifteen cents within a year. He notes Copper Queen smelter expansion does not raise company output but signals readiness for processing custom ores, a positive sign for Cochise.
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James Dougas
Phelps-Dodge Corporation
Cochise
Notable Local Moves Promised in February
Mr George W Hunt a well known citizen of lobe will move to Phoenix about the first of February. Richard Sloan contemplates vacating the office he now occupies in the large building on West Washington street Proe Republican.
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George W. Hunt
Lobe
Phoenix
Richard Sloan
West Washington Street
College students urged as best farm hands by Kansas bureau
A Kansas employment bureau manager argues that higher education is not a failure and that college graduates make the best farm hands, challenging the view that college is unnecessary for rural work. The remark highlights a stance favoring educated labor in agriculture.
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Kansas Employment Bureau
Box Canyon Decision Favors the People
The Gazette reports a forthcoming Box Canyon decision seen as favorable to public interests, potentially reviving dormant projects and affecting delays and spending. The ruling, tied to national railroad influence, is expected to be officially announced soon. A 15-year old Yuma boy is jailed over a $6 check incident, and plans for a convent school in Douglas are anticipated.
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Mec
TPC
Box Canyon
Enn Coverel
Destroyersy
Phoenix Azette
Peple
Douglas
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Epitaph
Amy Sunday
the County Recorder
Martyn Bonnell
James & Douglas
Mtg
Rosario Brena
Rosario
Maria Brena
Albert Hollane
Bertha Bach
Imb Parks
VF Douglas
Aria & Mex Realty Co
Lillian Reed
Pyr
Douglas Street Railway Co
Douglas Traction & Light Co
Townsite
Goodbody
J W Lemons
W Grodtedy
EE Powhee
Chattel Worthaue
H McClintock
Norton Morgan Cim Co
Eliza Keeler
Sparks Ariz Bank & Trust Coto M
AH Spare
J W Furr
Chael Mueller
Deckeran
Sylvester Mileler
Francie Miller
Calumet Baptist Church
Amer Baptist Home
Mus
Dosglae
JC Bach
Allert Hollane
MG Hernandez
Arizoos Bank & Trust Co
Douglas Imp Co
Dougle Traction & Light Co
Douglas Prop
Int Land & Imp Co
Douglas Investment Co Real Estate
The
Gadaden Co
Douglas Inc Co
Reese
Homer T Buber
Pitter
bArizine
Godard Chopper Co
Tomestone Mining
M Davie
Mark P
Nick Puedowe
Warren Det
Prop Martinez
Jewell
A Dowling
Little Rinton M
Ditt Wrop
Mary E Leverich
Posressort
Delia
Laborne
Keley
J F
Searcy
Nicholas Dobrkovich
Milutanovich
Benito Gallardo
Taylor
Terry Lucy
Nell
Charles Davies
Chattel Mortgage
E A Mahao
Ariz, Bank & Trust Cotorers
William Cowan
WH Goode
MNE
Frank W Gooavoay
DM Lemon
Qoit Char Deed
Marthe Storbeck
Alta
Gracia de Montechelr
Douglas Wie
Chas E Critee
Jake Adam
Chas Wirt
Ste
Bale
Ernest B
Hughes
William Deckeraw
Bisbee Prop
Warmanty
Harry A Wess
Frederick Williams
M Pacheco
Balvador Peralte
Dec Caberas
J Aarvey Jones
WA Schafer
Bowie
T Henro Elvey
DN Darling
Mortaas
Wankasty
Boo Goldmas
Orto
Heschke
Nomestead
Beene
Rocker
W.P Miner
W. B. Uarton
United States Army and Navy
Ofington
D.C
Bisbee and
F.N. Wolcott
H. A. Dee
Fort Huschnea
George Gallen
George
A H Gardner
Tucson
Mexico
Southland
Texas
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