Arizona Proclaims Reward For Murderers In Cochise County
Governor Campbell issues a proclamation offering a reward of one thousand dollars for the arrest and conviction of any person involved in the murder of Good Peterson at his cabin in the Huachuca Mountains, Cochise County. The proclamation adds rewards totaling up to seventeen hundred fifty dollars when claims are properly filed with the county attorney and state officials.
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Mit Shams
Rodeo Business Man Weds Apache Bride at Apache Home
Miss Nina Marken, longtime Apache mistress, and J. Harris of Rodeo were married Sunday afternoon at the bride's parents home in Apache, in a small ceremony attended by relatives and friends.
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Nina Marken
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J. Harris
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Mayors plea for Cowboy gear to aid Nogales celebration
Report outlines Tombstone mayor Guy C Welch seeking cowboy equipment for a ceremonial effort in Nogales. Arizona volunteers and state officials plan a joint display with spurs and chaps, while responses from nearby towns vary and newspapers emphasize sympathetic aid.
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Arrest in Mann Act Case Shocks Bisbee Miner
J. E Black a miner was arrested in Bisbee on a Mann Act charge after information from Fort Worth Texas. authorities say a woman was transported across state lines for illicit purposes. Black is held in the city jail awaiting Fort Worth complaint.
Fireworks Delay Damps Main Street Open Air Dance
The Fourr Post American Legion committee mourns the late fireworks order arrival after days of train-watching. An open air dance on Main Street will start at 9 pm with HE School dancers performing, while auto parties from Gleeson, Peares, and Benson are expected to attend despite the mishap.
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Amy
Corese
Yon
Navano
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Main Street
Gleeson
Peares
Benson
Investigate Reported Trouble at San Simon
The article describes a pursuit led by J P McDonald to San Simon after a telephone report of impending trouble. Mexican residents were said to be arming due to a clash involving white residents. a shot fired with 1200 rounds reportedly used in a fight over possession. Authorities coordinated with deputies and chiefs to the scene.
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Shett
J. P. McDonald
Sin Simon
Tate
Sheil Meboraki
Smith
Tha
Witeoe
Gee, Henshaw
Deyuy Hud Kelly
Posse
Arrest of Frazer for Bad Check in Lowell Court
The report covers Frazer a miner arrested on a complaint by James Brophy for presenting a bad check of 38 dollars in Lowell Justice Court. Frazer reportedly pressed Brophy to post bond of two billion but Brophy refused and Frazer pleaded to the charge, awaiting trial as no surety appeared.
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James Brophy
Frazer
Lowell
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Prager
Appointed to Commission on Agriculture and Horticulture
The governor named Mr. Kimball to a six year term on the Commission of Agriculture and Horticulture. Other members listed are E. W. Huieon and A. Y. Grier.
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E. W. Huieon
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Democratic Deadlock Fails to Produce Nominee in San Francisco
In San Francisco on July 3 the Democratic National Convention adjourned after a full night of ballots with no clear nominee. Cox led with 420 votes, McAdoo 272, Palmer 166 as Georgia swung away from McAdoo to Palmer and back, leaving no dark horse evident. Bryan’s dry plank fight earlier sparked a noisy scene but failed to alter the stalemate.
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McAdoo
Palmer
Georgia
Willam Jennings Bryan
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Representative Hobson
Alabama
William Jennings Bryan
Moa Donedry
Assembly
Five Year Old Boy Causes Mild Car Incident Near Yuma
A five year old boy named Elmer Malone attached himself to Clifton Newman's Ford and scooted toward Yuma on a Sunday. CC Hughes chased and captured the boy, and the car was returned to its owner. Judge Ingraham gave a severe lecture and warned the youth to stay out of other people's cars in the future.
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Elmer Malone
Clifton Newman
Ford
Yuma
CC Hughes
Alvo
Ingraham
Younh
Marriage Licenses This Week Show Cupid is Still Busy
This week's marriage licenses list multiple couples across Douglas Bisbee and nearby towns. Names include Rafael Aldrety and Carlota Reyes, Connors and Foy Clara, and Francisco Leon with Caroline Romero. Additional pairs feature Modesto Garete with Jem Hiebow Anays, John P. Peace with Brown, and Atkinson with Mary Chomenta.
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Modesto Garete
Jem Hiebow
Five Measures Set for Ballot Next November
Phoenix reports that five proposed measures will appear on the November ballot. Amendments include changes to the eligibility of legislators for other offices, party designation for tax commissioner candidates, and a Paradise Valley Irrigation bill. Other measures cover highway commission reforms, civil service pay, and teacher salaries.
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Auidines
Gia Siurvice Civil Service
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Tax Commiioner
Nogales Races to Prepare Against Bubonic Plague
Nogales leaders and Camp Stephen D Little launch an intensive rat and flea cleanup to stop plague germs from entering the United States. The War department bulletin urges citizens to eradicate pests and prevent spread from Mexico to Nogales. City council likely to consider action as a broad rat control drive begins. From Fairbank, Mr and Mrs I K Street depart their ranch.
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Stephen D. Little
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United States
War Department
Cotton Picking Union Organized In Arizona Field
July 5 report says the state federation of labor claims nearly 4000 valley Mexicans, mostly in cotton fields, will form an organization to be effective at picking. Wages pegged at a minimum of $4 a day. no general strike but workers to avoid free labor when transferred. Movements linked to Arizona Cotton Growers Association.
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Organiz
State Federation of Labor
Mexica
Ariens
Washington
Lineman Killed by Live Wire in Prescott
Newton Wil lame, a lineman for Arizona Power, touched four high voltage wires on a city circuit pole and died within 15 minutes. A widow and two small children survive.
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Newton Willame
Arizona Power Company
Constitutional amendment petitions reach required signatures
It was reported last night that a proposed constitutional amendment to permit state financing of irrigation enterprises had received the required signatures and would be presented before midnight. Another bill doubling the school tax levy was also called for consideration.
White City resort closed at Fort Huachuca after raid
Deputy Sheriff and Dick Haverty seized the White City resort near Fort Huachuca, serving papers in abatement proceedings by Assistant County Attorney Hansen. The property and furniture were taken for sale under the closure order after cooperation between military and county officials to curb criminal activity and incidents blamed on the venue and its patrons.
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Dick Haverty
White City
Fort Huachuca
Joseph Hansen
French Art
McDonald
Whch
Awalatant County
Drachman Buys Masonic Temple Building in Tucson
Drachman of Tucson yesterday became owner of the Masonic Temple building on 3rd Avenue in a deal valued at about 73000 dollars. The Masonic Temple association was represented by Thomas Rewi Jong Jr in the transaction. Drachman plans to use the building for a business venture.
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Tuccon
Dr Creager Leads University of Arizona School of Education
Tucson July 30 1923 hitherto head of the Flagstaff State Normal School has been appointed director of the School of Education at the University of Arizona and will assume control of the department with the opening of the fall semester.
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DR. Creager
State University
Tucson
Ere Eer
Elate Natal School
Flagstaff
Automobiles in Lower Miami Collide Near School House
A late night crash on the Globe Miami road near the Lower Miami school house involved two cars colliding as drivers blinded by heat lights failed to see. The wreck tore a fender from each car, but damage was light and no injuries were reported.
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