Signs of Prosperity and Memorial Day Observance in Arizona
The article extols a broad wave of prosperity nationwide and predicts industrial activity in Arizona as eastern funds flow west to develop mineral and agricultural resources. It notes Memorial Day observances across the country with tens of thousands honoring fallen soldiers and veterans, the Blue and Gray meeting at cemeteries in the south, and a national mood of unity and remembrance.
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Arizona
Ward
Ocean
Great Lakes
Gulf of Mexico
Uncle Sam
Southland
Subscription
Nestor Homesteaders in Cochise County Poised to Prosper
The nestors who have taken up homesteads in Cochise County valleys show that those who work hard and study local conditions will win out. Old Rome was not conquered quickly. with persistent effort, the desert soil can bloom in a year or two through proper cultivation.
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Cochise County
Rome
Shoes Run Slightly Bigger Yet Size Mark Kept
Report notes fashion shoes for women are made a bit larger than previously while retaining the same size numbers. Shoe dealers appear to grasp this change and its impact on customers.
Sale of Camp Bowie abandoned military reservation lands
Department of the Interior General Land Office announces public sale of 258 tracts comprising 40,514.96 acres in Camp Bowie Arizona abandoned military reservation. Tracts offered at not less than appraised price from 1.25 to 250 per acre, sale in Phoenix starting 9 o clock. Payments required day of sale with forfeiture for nonpayment. details list township ranges and sections.
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Camp Bowie
Department of the Interior
General Land Office
Washington
Canp Bowie
Military Reservation
Arizona
Phoenix
U. S. Land Office
District Land Office
The Blue and the Gray in Arizona
A reflective Civil War era verse contrasts blue and gray factions in battle and burial. The speaker laments bloodshed, hopes for unity, and pleads to honor all fallen soldiers with bravery regardless of color. The poem envisions reconciliation as the colors mingle after death.
Tucson Editor Cleared in Libel Case Amid Indictment Troubles
Tucson editor Frank Brighton was found not guilty in one crim inal libel indictment after two days of court action. Seven related cases were dismissed for variance between publication and indictment, while another demurrer was sustained for improper re indictment procedures. Judge Kent presided as Judge Campbell was disqualified due to interest.
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Frank Brighton
Tucson
de Nurrere
Brighton
Jude Kent
Campbell
Unsettled Conditions Reported in Cane Area
Reports in Arizona papers describe unsettled conditions in Cane with incomplete facts. Provisional Governor or official statements indicate complete order prevails despite unverified reports.
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ACO
Arizons
Arizona
Territorial items of interest condensed
A sprawling roundup notes pardons, prison illnesses, and law events. Tom Cannon, a two year inmate at Florence, died in bed after a pardon arrived. Nogales health alerts prompt school closings. Cramp and Crumb, two Black men, duel over a city hall janitor position, Lane killed, Crump wounded. A Prescott painter haunted by delusions triggers a probate court trust episode. A new giant cave near Asi Fork astonishes Lew Horhans. Mexican duties, county production, and regional crimes fill the rest of the chronicle with mixed notes on officials, industry, and local life.
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Tom Cannon
Territorial Prison
Sloan
New London
Wia
Father Hoitz
Florence Tholie
Crump
Fruit and Hay Commission
Phoenix
Virgil Lane
Center Street
Arizona Eastern
Lane
Cramp
Hin
Fred Gardiner
Dives Into Shallow Water Leads to Serious Injury
Arthur Fraley 27 son of police man John Fraley sustained a broken neck from a dive into the shallow Maricopa canal at Phoenix. He lies in St Joseph's hospital with a severe yet potentially recoverable injury and a likely return home in weeks though a stiff neck may persist.
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Maricopa Canal
Phoenix
Arthur Fraley
John Fraley
St Joseph's Hospital
Hamas
Notable Legal and Civic Figures Visit Tombstone District
A stream of officials and professionals visit Tombstone on business and duty. Attorney Goodmow travels to Phoenix amid mining and bond matters. Knapp and Godfrey attend city events tied to mining assets. Judge Ainsworth, Prof Vaulus, and Associate Justice McDeane plan short trips for court and school voucher reviews. District Attorney Williams and Court Reporter Walker head to Douglas. Frank Wollard returns from vacation in the Huachuca range. Miss Ona E Black ends a Bisbee visit while Mrs Nellie Collins visits in Portland.
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Prof Vaulus
Douglas High School
Dourne
Fletcher Mc Deane
Solomonsville
Hingston
Gila Valley
Memorial Sunday Observed With Veteran Addresses and Choir
Memorial Sunday service opened at 11 with invocation and choir. Rev Deck introduced Col AL Grow who praised Army and Navy heroism and noted Americans fought Americans. Judge Duncan gave patriotic stats on Civil War soldiers, then Rev Leck closed with a patriotic address. Evening sermon titled A Life that Made the Demands of the Times. Sunday school met at 1:00 PM.
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Deck
AL L. Grow
Lae
J F Duncan
Mesre O Gitton
Reeves
Trirler
Tolin
Leck
Worssip
Weivek
Emily Axtell
Japan
Suoday School
Sunday Services Draw Strong Attendance Across Churches
Attendance notes show Sunday school in the morning and Poworth League service in the evening well attended. Catholic Sunday school at M4. m. also drew casual attendance.
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Poworth League
Doings In the District Court Proceedings in several cases
A district court session disposed matters including vacating a prior judgment in a banking and utility case, appointing W A McPherson as special master to sell property, and granting a temporary injunction in a separate suit with a $100 bond. Juror Elias Sammers was excused, Navarette v Home Insurance went to trial, and five more defendants were held for the October term on charges ranging from assault to burglary and rape.
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District Court
Los Angeles Trust and Sacings Bank
International Gas and Light Company, & Corporation
Disheo Light & Power Company
Michigan Trust Commpany, & Corporation
Wm Goode
Pla
W A. McPherson
C S Powers Et
JW Gould
Justice of the Peace Court
John W Light
John Doering
John W. McDanis
Elias Sammers
Tribunal of Justice
NV Navarette
Home Insurance Company
Territorial
Charles Marrion
Aeeault
Maben McDaniels
Antonio Sandoval
Herculano Vreta
Vicente Garcia
Popular Tombstone Mexicans Wed on Saturday Evening
Probate Judge Frank W Goodbody officiated at the marriage ceremony of Juan Durazo and Catalina Granada at the bride’s home in Tombstone. A wedding supper deuce followed in honor of the newlyweds. Both bride and groom are well known in Tombstone's Mexican circles and receive congratulations on their marriage.
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Frank W Goodbody
Juan Durazo
Catalina Granada
Tombstone
Conners Noted in Tombstone History and Arrests
Bert Conners, reportedly in Tombstone, faces charges after a Los Angeles arrest for attempted bombing of the Hall of Records. Earlier in 1908 he was arrested at Bishop for disturbing the peace and sentenced to sixty days in Tombstone.
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Conners
Bert Conners
Los Angeles
Cowchise County
Bishop
Tombstone
Marriage Permits Issued In Multiple Localities
Several marriage licenses were issued. Juan Darexo of Tombstone weds Catalina Granada. Bon Avery of Will weds Myrtle Noling. Alfred Williams of Bietee weds Annie Beow mao. James E Collins of Bisbee weds Maude Edith Stewart. Josef Kamirerts of Douglas weds Bertha Trevisa.
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Asi
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Provisional Government of
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Agua Piiet
Mohave County
Tom Reed
St .Petersburg
Russia
W. M. Burke
Anti-teloon League of Arizona
Gila County
Democratic
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Worhington
Globe
James J Williams
Grand Jury
Domini Ton
Jack Henvesy
Winkleman
Charlee Berkencamp
Tempe
Toon U
Saturn
Baycay
Iag
Pacific Gas
Mexico, & Electric Company
Alexander Degarlo
Lowell
Heepherder
Humboldt
Tureday
Lewis Draeger
Phor
Edwin M Doe
Florence
Don O'Keefe
Treasury Department
Funder Bund
Greene Cattle Company
Sea Rafel
L. B Warren
J & Barker & Company
Bus Partners
San Diego
Wyoming
Needles
Cal
E.O Kolb
Bright Angel Trail
Grand Canyon
Angeles
Kolb
E. L. Kolb
Reese Griffith
Freedonia
Warren Day
Miller Valley
Arizona Pioneer Home
Pioneer Home
Williams
Wilson Brothers
Art Shenley
Jock Doyle
Winslow
New Mexico League
Roosevelt
Wriggs
Joseph Credi
Alsace-Loraine
Pims
WO. Perkins
Mees Milling Company
James Wilson
Safford
Anderson Ranch
Corral
Wilson
W H Hogie
Frack Clendenen
Mees
Clendenen
Boreks Canal
Health Department
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W H Stewart
Morenci
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Duncan
Salford
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W Lasee
Supai
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Old Dominion Copper Company
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Andrew Martin
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Francisco Ledesma
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Arizona Power Company
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Charles Clark
Clark
Slosne
Courtland
Re-Identel Tombatone
Europe
Vienoa
Tien Goodmow
Patrick Brennen
Greeson Minging
Dusiees
Turenoite
Knapp
Moremi On &Thct
A Godfrey
Hhs
Gleeson
C. A. Ainsworth
Tin District Court
John S Williams
John W. Walker
Douglas
Sulphur Springs
Frank Wollard
FN Wolcott Mercantile Establishment
Huschuca Mountains
Kee
J. Mckeligan
Bishes
Rockfellow
Eamily
Crebise Strongholt
Ona E. Black
Bisbee
Garden City
Nellie Collins
Portland
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