Marriage Licenses Issued This Week in Superior Court
Six marriage licenses were issued in the office of Clerk J. E. James of the Superior Court during the past week. Recipients include Jobe Daniap and Mabel Stott of Wittcox Aurhe. J Bromberg and Sigrid Raiski of Lowell. Alex Morad and Refyats Louglas. Walter Rumans and Mar Lawhon of Bowie. Teodore Yeaca and Lorenza Vega of Douglas. Thomas W. Goldbold and Margaret of Bishee hin.
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J. E. James
Superior Court
Jobe Daniap
Mabel Stott
Wittcox
Raiski
Lowell
Alex Morad Bod Refyats Louglas
Walter Rumans
Mar Lawhon
Bowie
Teodore Yeaca
Lorenza Vega
Douglas
Thomas W. Goldbold
Bisheehin
Margaret
Government forces surround rebels in Sonora campaign
A Mazatlan report says Mexican troops under General Florres encircle Carrasco forces allied with rebel factions in Sinaloa. The army has captured arms and horses, with about 15 rebels detained including ex Lieutenant Colonel Diego Rios. The registration tally shows 6112 Democrats, 2283 Republicans, and 206 miscellaneous, totaling 6612.
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Sierra Madre Occidental
Ronge
San Dimas
Vew + receiv
Tanas
Juan Carrasco
Carrasco
Diego Rios
Sinaloa
Band Concert Monday Night On Allen Street
Tombstone Union High School band under Prof and Wizard testler presents an open air concert Monday evening in front of the Crystal Theater on Allen Street. The program includes St Spangled Banner March Wan Eagle Wheeler Walt Love Daye Mackie Beyer Overture Woodbine Southwell Poveral March Nomortal Heroes Rosenkrans Serenade Teilight Hout Meeyrs Mareh Soldier frogs Muckle Beyer Manch Calus Guard Sthamwann Tiyme America.
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Wizard
Testler
We Tombstone Union High School
Aly
Mons
Crystal Theater
Woudstoneia
Coneert
Benner
Wheeler Walt
I. Mareh
Muckle Beyer Manch
Calus Guard’ Sthamwann Tiyme
America
Nacozari Road Resists Heavy Storms Despite Years of Struggle
Residents report the new canyon road built from Nacozari with merchant funding remains in good condition despite the heaviest storms in years. Workers near Douglas pushed completion to within miles of the final stretch, delaying opening by about a week due to rain and money/materials delays.
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Douglas
Canyon
Nacozari
Arizona Observatory 15 Now Ready to Photograph Stars
The University of Arizona telescope, built to 36 inch aperture and 14 feet long, is ready for star shooting after war delays. Dr A E Douglass waits by the new instrument to observe Jupiter’s moon Io and Saturn’s moons, with photography gear installed and ready.
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Arizona Observatory
Tucson
University of Arklond
A E. Douglass
America
Douglass
Sars
Jupiter
Man Held on Seven Cattle Stealing Charges Near Nogales
Vesa Javglas is held on seven counts of cattle theft after bond of 4000 was denied by a Sonora high court judge. The case involves cattle allegedly taken from J A Campbell Loe Embodus near Ages Prieta. A car wreck on the Patagonia road led to the escape of Mexican accomplices as the vehicle carried a California license.
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Javglas
Norges
Folrenco de la Vesa
Sonora
Prieta
Manives
Tio
Dude Ranch Near Tombstone Secured by Local Cattlemen Plan
The Tombstone area gains a modeled dude ranch scheme led by Harry Rendall of Kendall Stoa Land and Cattle Co. The plan envisions eastern visitors living rugged western life amid Arizona’s mountains and plains with guided hunts, horse routines, and an adobe administration complex.
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Tombstone
Harry Rendall
Kendall Stroa Land & Cattle Company
Rendall
Arizona
Harry Rebilal
Mir Rendall
Vern
South
Mexicans Jump When Car Overturns on Steep Hill
In Nogales Arizona on July 21 a Dodge car left the road on a steep hill causing three occupants to tumble out. The men, described as Californians, escaped without serious injury as the vehicle rolled over and then came to rest.
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Nogales
Ariz
California
Wily
Hunt Confident of Victory in Democratic Primaries
Former Arizona Governor George W. P. Hunt arrived with allies to renew contacts before a campaign speech at the Majestic theater. Hunt stated he is confident of winning the Democratic nomination and mentioned his past roles as U S minister to Siam and governor candidate.
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Hunt
George W. P. Hunt
Arizona
United States
Siam
Douwglas
Majestic Theater
State Treasury Records Over Five Million on July 1
July 22 report shows state treasury balance of more than five million dollars as of July 1. Treasurer Earhart announces funds were reorganized under Senate Bill 3, effective July 1, consolidating 200 plus funds into a single structure with only one fund showing a deficit of twenty thousand two hundred fifteen dollars. George W. P. Hunt, Democratic governor candidate, to speak in Nogales and Douglas next week as part of campaign stops in Santa Cruz county.
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Zander
Phoenix
Hunt
Nogales Nogales
Ariz
George W. P. Hunt
Arizona
Nogales
Santa Cruz County
Douglas
Tucson Man Guilty of Second Degree Murder
A Tucson jury finds Tag Reap guilty of second degree murder in the May 12 shooting of John Halter on Main Street. Conviction carries a 20 year to life prison term. The event caused a local sensation as Reap did not deny firing the fatal shot.
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Tucson
Ariz
Tag Reap Charset
John Halter
Husing
Halter
RACE TRACK TO BE FIXED OVER DOUGLAS
Work on putting the Cochine County dirt race track in condition for the year’s fair began. County engineer Sil Smyth, Harry Clark, and LC O’Neil inspected the track finding soft gravel after plowing. It will be plowed, graded, packed, and banked to create a fast southwest dirt course. The fair offers large purses drawing entrants from Bisbee Tucson and Phoenix with at least 12 local entries expected for the open event offering a $0,000 purse.
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Douglas
Sil Smyth
Harry Clark
Clark
Sir Smyth
LC. O'Neil
Bisbee
Tucson
Phoe Als
Office Box Thief Bound Over for Federal Trial
A preliminary hearing before US Commissioner H. C. Besmler bound K. Jones over to federal court. The bond was set at 500 dollars and furnished by friends. Val Veneio, described as a lad’s patron, may receive an early hearing and likely probation or a light sentence.
House built from doughnuts for Globe girls society
Globe Arizona July 20 A house built by doughnuts will be occupied this week at Sulphide Del Ray in the Pina mountains by the Girls Friendly society of Globe. A large cabin has been erected for summer use by successive parties, financed by selling doughnuts in the community.
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Globe
Ariz
Sulphide del Ray
Pina Mountains
Girls’ Friendly Society of
Allow No Travel Yet On Highway West of Fairbank
Word from Engineer indicates travel on the newly contracted highway west of Fairbank is not yet advisable. Rain yesterday was insufficient to firm the surface, with plans to reassess and possibly allow some travel by the following Sunday if conditions improve.
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Fairbank
Detkins
Amine Tesa
Eine Auvine
Mexican youth who served U G in army escapes Naco guard
Medardo Lopez a 21 year old Mexican born man who crossed from Naco into the United States near the line escaped a Mexican guard in Bisbee. Guards fired as he reached the American side and immigration officers detained him for report to Washington. Lopez claimed political motive and said he did not follow Obregon.
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U. G
Nago Guard
Mishee
Bibee
Medardo Lopez
Lopez
United States
Garde
Lopes
Cananea
Hermosillo
Obregon
Valley Farmers Pray for Rain in Bisbee Region
July 22 Cochise County Farmers Bureau President Sam Holdeman reports farmers near Light are praying for rain. Crops are planted and without rain in the next week or 20 days they will face total loss. Rain has been spotty and not widespread in the valley area.
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Rave Bisbee
Sam Holdeman
Cochise County
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Jary
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Patagonia
East
Middle Eastern
Neres
Sundae
Dtagoon
Fies
Deat
George A. Arm
State Treasury
Stan Worst
5Ine
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Teers
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