Sweet Oak Trees and Bees Stir 1915 Desert Notes
July 8 1915 report chronicles Turner Anne and Bil Hattich in Benson and Nogales scenes. references mule bee BB Sebardian and Dry Amendment impact on phenomena, cattle rustling case, Ford cars entering cattle trade, and Fourth of July picnic in Huachucas with SasA-Mah-Shea Club.
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Turner
Anne
Whetstone Mountains
Bull Schardin
Tomers
Bensom Press
Bil
Whetstone
BB Sebardian
Bill
Cam
Mojave Desert
Aml
Bill Hattich
Jor Bash Institute
Dhy
Wana
Tor
A C Karger
J. N. Gaines
Fienn Beimmel
Sheriff's Office
Percy Bowden
Huachucas
Hills
Bull
Huschuea Mountains
Hattich
Sasa-Mah-Shea Club
Bul
North American Climatic Improvement and Gulf Stream Diversion Company
Mr. Hattich
Deep breathing remedy for embarrassment in singing teachers
A successful singing teacher advocates a simple cure for nerves. Take slow deep breaths using the diaphragm to calm stage fright or daily worries. Try it when meeting someone or facing small housekeeping tasks that stir nerves.
Claims Filed to Obtain Funds in Arizona Appropriation Bill
State departments filed claims with State Auditor Callaghan to obtain funds under the new appropriation bill. Secretary Jesse Boyce sought five dollars in postage stamps. Adjutant General Harris and Prof OQ Case claimed travel and other expenses. No action taken yet. attorney general's opinion pending.
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Phoenix
Callaghan
Jesse Boyce
Harris
Case
Hopcht
Barreu
Jones
Callaghey
Supreme Court
Meyers Found Not Guilty In Liquor Shipment Case
Henry Meyer proprietor of the Occidental hotel was discharged by United States Commissioner Jones after the court found he was not connected with shipping intoxicating liquor into Arena without proper labels. Leonardo Corelia’s case on the same charge was continued until Monday.
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Tucson
Henry Meyer
Occidental
United States
Jones
Arena
Leonardo Corelia
Southern California
Aguimer
Def Ondante
Arizona Drives Hit Record Auto Registrations
Arizona drivers registered over thirty autos daily in the first six days of July, pushing total state registrations past the six thousand mark. Officials note the July surge surpasses similar periods except early-year renewals, with expected yearly totals far above six thousand and auto ownership rising.
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Arizona
Secretary of State
Destructive Auto Sparks Poultry Disease Claim
The Houston Post reports a rise in parasitic diseases among poultry and game birds in England blamed on dust blown through the air by automobiles. The article cites environmental factors linked to motor vehicle distribution of dust.
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England
Houston Post
Trial in Superior Court over Lopes case as jurors begin verdict foreseen
Arguments in the state versus Feliz Lopes unfolded in the superior court as the introduction of evidence continued. By ten o clock the parties appeared to have not yet completed, with the court yet to hear final testimony and a recommendation on the imprisonment term.
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Feliz Lopes
Indian Man Found Dead Near Tracks Near San Xavier
The body of Manuel Pagago Indian, a San Navier resident, was found Sunday morning near the Fiaaco and Southwestern tracks. Engine crew of the westbound Golten State Limited suspect contact with the body as the train passed. Funeral services were held yesterday from the San Xavier Mission with interment at that location. Deputies Norris and Otel, along with officers, investigate the case. inquest slated for Friday afternoon.
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Tucson
Toaquin
Manuel Pagago Indian
San Navier
Fiaaco
Southwestern
Golten State Limited
Manuel
Beth
San Xavier Misson
Ravaline
Tombstone Babies Enjoyed Party
Little Dick Evans celebrated his first birth day with fifty brown-tom and thirty babies at Mr and Mrs Harry Evans home. The hot afternoon did not dampen spirits as mothers and babies relaxed under a canvas canopy. Roses lined the tables and gifts filled the party. Mrs Eurebe provided roses and Mr H C Almy photographed the event. Ice cream and waters were served at five. Listed are attending babies by name, with their mothers.
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Dick Evans
Harry Evans
Eurebe
H.C. Almy
Douglas Gray
Julia Axtell
Baby Dick
Defenses of Babylon River Walls Formidably Guarded City
The River One owed Chrome the city of Babylon and its river banks boasted walls rising higher than elsewhere, making the city formidable on both river and land sides even in siege conditions.
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Babylon
Two Honor Men Escape French Leave From Tucson Camp
William Vansickle and Perry Jones, two honor men from Cochise County, escaped from a Tucson penitentiary convicts’ camp yesterday evening without notifying authorities. Vansickle, 24, 5 feet 11, 170 pounds, and Jones, 41, 5 feet 4, 125 pounds, wore standard issue garb and fled in their uniforms, violating camp etiquette and prompting concern over security and disciplinary actions.
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Tucson
William Vansickle
Perry Jones
van Wickle
Janey
van Sickle
Jones
Cochise County
Berry
File for Writ of Mandamus Filed in Phoenix
In Phoenix this week the state commission will file for a writ of mandamus to obtain an interpretation of the general tion situation before July 15 and compel Auditor Callaghan to pay for office expenses. Secretary Jesse Boyes announced the plan, contingent on the attorney general's opinion, after a suggestion from the state author to proceed in court.
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Phoenix
Wiley Jone
J. Calachan
Jones
Legislative Department
GP. Bullard
Callaghan
Jesse Boyes
Cax Commission
Boyer
Escaped Twice 15 Deprived of Credit
Antonio Lopez, a Florence state prison escapee, was deprived of his accumulated good time after two escapes. Serving one year for burglary, he first escaped April 14 during fridge repair work and was recaptured the next day. He escaped again on May 8, was recaptured the following day, and blamed his mother’s illness for leaves of absence.
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Antonio Lopez
Florence
Board of Control
Lopes
Prospector William Cummings Dies Near Gleeson
Word from Gleeson reports William Cummings, an aged prospector, died by his own actions the previous day near Gleeson. The coroner inspected the remains and interred him at Gleeson. Authorities note a facial cancer affected his condition. he had mining interests with F N Wallcott and Win Cowan of Tombstone.
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Tombstone
Gleson
William Cummings
Gleeson
F.N. Wallcott
Win, Cowan
Pioneer Women Get Monument in Flagstaff Arizona
The Daughters of the American Revolution will erect a monument to Pioneer Women along the national highway route through Flagstaff Arizona. The ceremony will feature readings and poems by Maricopa Chapter members and invited pioneers.
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Phoenix
Geneer
Montenegrins From Arizona Halted En Route Home
Montenegrins recruited in Globe and Miami left Globe Monday as nine were halted near Portland by federal authorities. Officials said the group planned to reach Europe’s battlefields via Canada but neutrality law violations may keep them detained.
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Portland
Montecrgria Teerats
Globe
Arigna
Var Craver
United Dutilet
Het Winder
Montnegrins
Mio
Meroe
Gyrus ashLoviel
Department of Jatstice
Oregon
Arivoma
Montene
Bisbee
Canada
Hatte Fields
Europe
Federal of Metals
City hall meeting passes equipment for fire department
The regular city session authorized a large procurement for the fire detachment including hoses and gear. Officials also discussed plans for the coming year with notes on site renovations, school work, and building projects across the county.
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Vie City Fire Detachment
Pose
Interlocutory Injunction Sought in Federal Court
The state seeks an interlocutory writ of injunction against the attorney general Sheriff Adams and county attorneys. Mission Brewing Co of San Diego and Copper City Brewing Co of Douglas filed the application to block proceedings against drink dispensers. Attorneys Wiley E Jones and Leslie Hardy travel to San Francisco for July 12 hearing before Judge Morrow Van Fleet and Sawtelle.
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Phoenix
Wiley E Jones
Leslie Hardy
San Francisco
Adams
Mission Brewing Co
San Diego
Copper City Brewing Company
Douglas
Morrow, van Fleet and Sawtelle
Gheck Artists Arrested in Tucson Swindle Case
A group including S-Brown Driggi and a young man were arrested in Tucson for operating a stick check swindle. Authorities say the game appeared legitimate and local merchants were swindled, with details still unclear on the total amount.
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Tucson
Brown
Driggi
Taft
Sheriff Fortes
Depanow
Montgomery
Judd
Rochefouc
Driggers
Postal Rates for Universal Postal Union Countries
Mat matter addressed to countries in the Universal Postal Union is charged at five cents for the first ounce or fraction prepaid. Each additional ounce or fraction costs three cents if prepaid, and double that amount if not prepaid. Special rates apply: Great Britain, Canada, Mexico, Panama, Cuba, and Germany by direct steamers are two cents per ounce.
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Universal Postal Union Ia
Great Britain
Canada
Mexico
Panama
Cubs
Germany
Gallen and Row Attend Tombstone Visit and Trials
Friday's Daily reports Gallen escorted Mrs. Harry Evans in Tombstone for several months, staying as a guest of historical society figures. In St David, Kin vessels and court actions are noted, with district attorney and local officials expediting matters. The piece mentions Ivey and JT Rewetery in connection with ongoing community events and legal proceedings.
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Harry Evans
Tombstone
Dangerous dust from street dust and wagons alarm experts
Report details how dust from hay wagons, contractor loads, and street debris raises throat and lung risks. It notes street dirt, dropped earth, and tailings from wagons pollute air and may cause infection or chronic pulmonary issues, urging prompt official reporting.
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Department of Pte
Beers
Garbyke
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