Party Affiliation and the Primary
In Cochise County about a third of registered voters have not declared party affiliation, creating a barrier at the September primary. Nonpartisan voters may be unable to cast ballots if their registration lacks party ties, as ballots require party designation. Election officers are urged to explain the issue to voters before the primary, though it will not affect the general election.
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Cochise Coun Re
Valle
Tombstone
Frank Duffy
Tombstone’s Silver Output Cited by State Bureau
A Arizona State Bureau of Mines report asserts Tombstone and Pearce together produce most of Cochise county’s silver, with daily ore shipment rising from five to six cars. The piece notes improving local business, reopening firms, and favorable climate and water, while warning of health needs this summer.
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Tombstone
Mit
Ling Men
Pearce
Cochise County
Arizona State Bureau of Mines
Border raids spark anti raids and piracy fears
An Arizona editor argues for strong border defense against Mexican incursions urging Americans to retreat from towns under threat. The piece criticizes pacifists and warns that Mexican raids could erode U S territory, while a separate note jokes about dropping 100 overdue names from a subscription list as a protest.
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Arizona
Germany
el Paco Herald
Civic pride urged to keep towns clean and thriving
The piece argues cleanliness benefits towns of 500 and cities of 4,000,000, linking civic enterprise to population growth and prospects. It notes how dirty streets and back-yard garbages reveal a town's inability to compete with cleaner communities and stresses the business case for keeping areas tidy.
Arizona aims to claim Grand Canyon as state park plan
Attorney General Wiley E B Jones says he will press Washington to secure a state claimed Grand Canyon by setting aside a township and building a state highway to the transcontinental road. State Land Commissioner Moccur and State Engineer Lamar Cobb back the move, seeking presidential orders to free Arizona from congressional action. The plan would edge the canyon into state control at no cost to Arizona, with Santa Fe Railroad past limitations to tourist access eased by a state driven park framework.
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Wiley EB. Jones
Mocur
Lamar Cobb
Washington
Secretary of Agriculture
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Grand Canyon
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Moccur
Santa Fe
Aller & Profound Sect
Park Commission
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Arison
Bill Wan
Washigton
Tmtmergemeet
Tt. Oumenetine
Houston
Congress
Riet
Bisbee Miner Found Guilty in Immoral Purgery Case
A Bisbee miner was found guilty in a Tucson federal court trial yesterday evening in the case of Joseph Griffith and Bisbee viner. The jury reached the verdict after testimony about an attempt to bring Miss Ferrell into the United States for immoral purposes. Witnesses included Miss Ferrell’s mother, who corroborated her daughter’s account, and Griffith, who denied paternity and marriage claims.
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Soduck
Joseph Griffi
Bisbee Viner
Cere Ferrell
United States
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Gruih
Miss Fee
Cornwall
Sade
Ee & Ucket
Unea
Bisbee
el Paso
Miss Ferrell
Moe Perrell
Joseph Griffith
Jesa
National Guardsmen Preserve Voting Rights Under Law
A misread claim about guardsmen losing votes is corrected. The Arizona National Guard members retain voting rights while in service, with eligibility defined by state election law and constitutional provisions. The secretary of commerce and mines notes guidance from past cases and suggests consulting the city attorney for specific residency questions and county eligibility.
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Pereou
Dave Kained
Iearnine
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Douala
Ouehise Enunrs
CAIL PRIMARY REGISTRATION DETERMINATION LIMITS CHANGES
An Arizona attorney general opinion states voters who register with a party cannot change to another affiliation after oath. The letter to Cochise County party officials warns nonpartisan registrants to declare their true party, noting no law allows post oath party switches before registration closes.
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Wiley E Jones
Cail
James F. McDusaid
Cochise County
Owen Ebphy
JF McDonald
Democratic Central
Bisbee
Arizona
Missing Words Light on Arizona Liquor Proposal Trial
The report discusses a debate in Tucson on an amendment adding Article XXIV to the Arizona constitution. It argues the wording changes could alter liquor crime definitions and outlines penalties, transport, and permitted scientific use exceptions, with current and proposed provisions highlighted.
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Arena
Arizona
Ariza
Arisona
Sucha
Ereliy
Uas
El Paso Smelters Quell Ore Backlog Amid Strong Shipments
El Paso smelters report capturing nearly all ore offerings due to heavy shipments from existing contracts. Kuno Duerr, head of the El Paso smelter, says they are not soliciting ores but will manage almost all that are offered. They previously refused some independent loads but now handle them and expect no further trouble, stressing that processing all regional ores benefits the southwest. A separate note mentions a lost Merchan ts Pub. Co. sales sample and a penant finder reward in Tucson, with instructions to notify the county recorder at Tombstone.
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el Paso
Kuno Duerr
Lost Merchants Pub. Co
Womack
Tucson
Arizona
Aleo
Tombstone
Cochise County Registration Totals Report Update
A terse notice from Cochise County records shows the total registration up to date in Owen E Murphy's office. It cites 126 organizations and a Saturday figure of around 1,611 registered individuals, with about 2,000 added after the Saturday tour not previously included in the totals.
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Cochise County
Owen E Murphy
Arizona Cattle In Ready Demand For Kansas City Market
Tucson May 28 Traveling Preluht Agent LT Sparks of the Arizona Eastern Railroad is assembling two train loads of stock for shipment to Kansas City. First departure June 6 with 3 carloads ready and room for more. Second train June 15 with 15 cattle and 12 sheep already engaged. Cattle prices have held at 1 and 1.5 to 1.75 cents, signaling a strong market. The initial season shipment from Phoenix arrived in Kansas City a week after leaving, cattle placed on the market Monday morning.
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Sparks
Arizona Eastern Railroad
Kansas City
Phoenix
GAWE LAW CHANGES VIA THE INITIATIVE
State voters are to decide proposed reforms filed by initiative petition with the secretary of state. Key changes include deer season Oct 1 to Nov 1 with a bag limit reduced to one, wild turkey season Oct 1 to Nov 1 with a bag limit two, duck geese coot rail and larger shore birds Oct 15 to Jan 31 with a 20 birds per day limit, dove and whitewing season July 15 to Dec 31 with up to 25 birds per day, and resident fishing licenses raised to 1.26 and 20 for hook and line. additional protections for state fish and game are noted. A Wolstencroft and wife of Denver are visitors. Mr Wolstencroft is a representative of outers.
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Rere
A. Wolstencroft
Denver
Mr. Wolstencroft
Equalization Board to Convene for Tax Assessments
The board of supervisors will convene tomorrow as a board of equalization and stay in session until the 10th of the present month to equalize, rate, or lower the assessment rolls as needed per the Attorney General’s guidance.
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