Samberg Convicted of Sedition Utterances at Gleeson
Local court reports Samberg found guilty on sedition counts in a case tied to Gleeson visitors and a series of court actions. The day’s docket included bootlegging trials, land sales, and notices of Red Cross fundraising, with several juries and special venirements moving through Tombstone’s superior court.
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Gleeson G
HH. A. Jastro
H. K. Street
Boquillas Land and Cattle Co
Fairbank
Court House
Fort Huachaca
Red Cross
Bill to Restore Death Penalty Turned Down
Phoenix May 30 The judiciary committee recommendation to submit a referendum on restoring capital punishment was adopted by Senator Roberts but opposed by Senator Campbell. The senate indefinitely postponed both the Campbell bill and Roberts joint resolution, not ruling out a November vote on the issue. Campbell also introduced a memorial for $340,000 federal aid to build a bridge over the Colorado river at Lee's Ferry in the Navajo Reservation. The House had a short session after prayers and journal readings, with Representative Vaughn’s bill to amend primary election laws advancing to first reading.
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Judiciary Committee
Senate
Campbell
Roberts
Secretary of State
Colorado River
Lee's Perry
Coconine County
Vaughn
Shortage of Arizona Army Recruits Sparks Board Explanations
Phoenix dispatch reports Arizona draft boards across eleven counties facing a shortfall in soldiers sent to camp. Of the class one intake 267 fewer than ordered by the Provost Marshal General arrived, with delinquents, emergency fleet, limited service, and remedial defect cases excluded. Santa Cruz and Maricopa counties show quotas unmet or exceeded, while adjutant general seeks explanations for the shortfall and notes possible deser tion or unauthorized extensions by local boards.
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Phoenix
Arizona
Focal Boards
Santa Cruz County
Adjutant General
Warren District Commercial Club telegram on Red Cross aid
In a May 29 1918 meeting the Warren District Commercial Club directed the secretary to telegraph Washington that Warren District will bid 3500 5 dollars and Arizona wool quota donated by President Wilson to the American Red Cross. The club asked negotiations through Washington rather than Governor Hunt citing his past denunciations.
Death by own action or murder plot shrouds Harte death
The Tombstone area case of T. P. Harte ends as sheriff finds evidence pointing to self inflicted gunshot wounds. Investigators reveal Harte fired on his car to imitate an ambush, left a will like note to executor Marty Pickett, and dictated plans hinting at imminent death. A coroner’s jury declares death from a gunshot by an unknown party, while some locals dispute suicide. Burial plans point to Douglas.
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T. P. Harte
Douglas
Tombstone
Gor Wetch
Yenteray
Harte
Attory
Marty Pickett
Hat
Eiher
Douglas Ma
Cadwell
Porter
Talsty
Nanbet
Notice for Public Land Claimant Logan Desert Land Entry
Public notice from the Department of the Interior at Phoenix Arizona dated April 27 1918 informs John E Logan of Hereford Arizona that he filed for final proof to establish his desert land entry claim for Lot 4 SEW SW Section 18 Township 21S Range 226 G and SRB and Meridian The hearing before US Commissioner W A Fowler in Tombstone Arizona is scheduled for the Sunday of June 1918 The witnesses listed are Arley H Garner Harry W Hasseleren Jay B Krebs and Jesse Boyett with first publication May 5 1918
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General Land Orice
Phoenix
Arizona
Department of the Interior
U.S Land Orice
Phoenis
John E. Logan
Hereford
Arivesa
Desort
G & Srb & Meridian
WA. Fowler
Tombstone
Arley H. Garner
Tombstore
Harry W. Hasseleren
Lewis Springs
Jay BR. Krebs
Tombstone Arizona
Jesse Boyett
Aris
Joan 1. Irvin
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Willcox Range
Wattev
M. L. Frisby
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James Hopkins
Jake Preston
Charles Gerdes
Tobn Parish
Light
Densis R. Carter
Webb and Brophy
Leslie Matt Aingly
Cochise County
W. E. Boggs
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Bisbee
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Casa Grande
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Boggs
Mrs. Boggs
Sateva
Ned Michett
Maid Hill
Michett
Lockwood
Occaper
Nogales
O'Connor
Mike Benchesti
Garces
Dick Haverty
G. Praster
Polta
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Santa Cra: County
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W. T Boyd
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Canada
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Glocoma Brothers
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Maria McCtelland
Jack Pickford
Louise Huffin
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Jill
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Ray
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Harry Hassell
First National Bank
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University of Arizona
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United States
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Cochize County
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Naco
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W. T. Boyd
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Cody
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Cochise Motor Co
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Isbee
Hunt
Warren District Commercial Club
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T. P. Harte Sanday
Edna Colling
Pickett
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Mise Aurora Gomez
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