Clue Man Killed at Maricopa County Jail Escape Scene
Five prisoners who escaped from Maricopa County jail early Wednesday halted a Santa Fe freight north of Phoenix near Wickesburg to obtain water then vanished into the desert. Federal authorities in Tucson report the only trace is an abandoned memory of the group, with officials on alert and possible further sightings expected.
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Tucson
Wight Fedral
Maricona County
Santa Fe
Phoeniy
Wicketsburg
Hmited
Seates
Suit for $50,090 Filed Against FAA
Hass, Is web & Company of Los Angeles filed suit in the U S District Court against Development Company of America and Frank M Murphy, president of Imperial Copper, amid bankruptcy litigation. The claim alleges money due to them by the Imperial Copper linked entities, with the case part of broader bankruptcy proceedings and a prior demurrer ruling.
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Tucson
Mats
Hass
Isweb & Company
Los Angeles
Development Company of America
Pranks M Murphy
Arizona Souther Railroad
H Southern Arizona Smelting Company
United States
Imperial Copper Company
Francia M. Harta
Tombstonites Return From Hunting and Prospecting Trip
Jack Kaver and Chick Murphy returned to Tombstone yesterday from a five week hunting and camping expedition in the Huachuca mountains. They found the trip dandy with plenty to eat and much sport. They did some prospecting and discovered several propositions they will pursue. They work in the mechanical department of the Hunker Hill and will resume their posts after the mountain stay.
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Jack Kaver
Chick” Murphy
Tombstone
Hunker Hill
State Land Sale Held Today in Tombstone
Land Commissioner W A Mower and Ben R Clark of Phoenix conducted a state land sale in Tombstone involving several thousand acres in Sulphur Spring valley. Sheriff Wheeler left for Johnson to handle duties and preliminaries for men connected with a past disturbance.
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Tombstone
W. A. Mower
Apsistatt
Ben R. Clark
Koenix
Harry C. Wheeler
Johnson
Ai Ealllp
Accidental shotgun discharge injures Coronado child
In Clifton a ten year old girl and an eight year old boy were involved in a garden shotgun incident. The boy allegedly carried the gun home after his father went to kill pests. a discharge shattered the girl’s leg at close range. Doctors performed surgery at four in the morning. the patient is recovering.
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C. A. Augit
Coronado
Angle
Che Kun
Clifton
Tombstone April shipments from T M & M Co properties
In April Tombstone saw shipments heavy for the era, averaging two cars per day, mostly from the T. Mo & M. Company properties. Van Horn, lost in the desert, survived on cactus, returned to Tucson and warned of his route via notes. A proposed Deming and Fairbank road would pass Tombstone and Soldiera Holes, between the Chiricahua mountains. The Crystal Palace saloon closed for extensive repairs and to reopen around July 1 after improvements.
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Tombstone
Grand Central Spur
T. Mo & M. Company
van Horn
Tucson
Alice
Interalk
Deming and
Fairbank
Soldir
Chiricahua Mountains
Helms
Crystal Palace
Minneapolis
Red Rock Fire Attributed to Coal Gas Explosion
The board of Inquiry found the Red Rock blaze that destroyed the Southern Pacific station was caused by gases released from spontaneous coal dust combustion stored under the station bunting. The board urged stopping the practice of storing coal beneath station buildings. Court Reporter J. W. Walker and his wife traveled to Ramsey Canyon for a weekend at their summer cottage.
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Red Rock
Southern Pacific
Board of Inquiry
J. W. Walker
Ramsey Canyon
Registered at Arlington crowd list of travelers
Registered at Arlington today are Lon Pyeatt Canille O T Smith and wife Dragoon W A Mouer P J Munsch C K Mouer Ben Clark Phoenix J N Huncaker ranch W AL Abbot ranch A J Bruce San Francisco Jos H Bigher El Paso Chris Kelstok St Joseph Mo T R Sorin Tucson D R Hancock Bisbee Jack Williams L N Kleason Kansas City
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Te Arington
Lon Pyeatt
Canille
O. T. Smith
Dragoon
W. A. Mouer
P J. Munsch
C.K. Mouer
Ben Clark
Phoenix
J. N. Huncaker
Ranch
W. AL Abbot
A. J. Bruce
San Francisco
Jos. H. Bigher
el Paso
Chris Kelstok
St. Joseph
T. R. Sorin
Tucson
D. R. Hancock
Bisbee
Jack Williams
L. N. Kleason
Kansas City
Local Clergyman Heads to Bisbee for Sunday Service
Hee FA Collymore left this morning for Bisbee where he will hold Sunday service. A F Parker the insurance man also went to Bisbee and Douglas for business and will return with him tomorrow. Parker is visiting Douglas during his trip.
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Bisbee
A. F Parker
Douglas
Mr. Parker
Norman Abell Returns from Border Duty to Tombstone
Norman Abell comes back to Tombstone from Douglas where he served with the hospital corps of the First Arizona Infantry on border duty. He joined the unit after finishing school at the University of Arizona and will stay with his mother for the summer.
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Norman Abell
Tombstone
Douglas
First Arizona Infantry
Norman
U. of A
Dougas
Eastern Star Visit Whitehall Lodge Hosts Dignitaries
The Eastern Star lodge of this city hosted visiting dignitaries including Mr. and Mrs. B. J. McKinney of Minnesota, Mrs. Grand Patroness Mary Orachrean of Tucson, and Mrs. Alice Latley, with plans for official visits to the local order this month at the Masonic hall.
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Anehuee
Mra Kineton
Orachrean
Tucson
Marron
Alice Latley
Roume Lin
Preparing to Start Drug Store in Rows Building
Ernest Ivey arrived from Bisbee with his brother Jos A Ivey to prepare for the opening of a new drug store in the Rows building on Allen Street. Material and fixtures are being installed as fast as possible.
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Ernest Ivey
Bisbee
Jos. A. Ivey
Mr. Ivey
Rows
Allen Street
Powalbie
Board of Equalization Concludes Tax Roll Session
The board of supervisors met to finalize the tax rolls prepared by Assessor Hughes amid protests against raises. Visitors from Tombstone and Pos Caberam including J C Rigas Fred W I C E Busenbark and O T Smith and wife from Dragoon were noted in attendance.
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Board of Supervisors
Court Hone
Hughes
Tanches
J.C. Rigas
Fred W I
C. E. Busenbark
O. T. Smith
Dragoon
Hughes Nominated on Third Ballot at Chicago Today
Two ballots taken last night without results Hughes shows a big plurality over opponents Wild enthusiasm over results by Hughes men Roosevelt placed as Progressive nominee after Republicans nominate Hughes Fairbank does not decide on vice presidency John M Parker will run with Roosevelt
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Hughes
Chicago
Roosevelt
Fairbank
John M. Parker
Charman Harding
Hughes Nomination Dominates Convention Row
The Chicago convention press reports Hughes winning the Republican nomination after a long ballot process. Roosevelt and Lodge alignments shift votes while Weeks and Sherman withdraw. Progressives adjourn to 3 and a land sale is held. Parker is later nominated for president by acclamation with Johnson and Robbins backing him.
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Conference Committee
Progressive Committee
Hughes
Roosevelt
Senator Lodge
Suiwot
Senator 2
Sherman
Ulineis
Deles
Lodge
John M. Parker
Louisiana
Governor Johnson
California
Raymond Robbins
Illinois
Ranchers Hunsaker and Lutley head to Huachucas herd inspection
J N Hunsaker a well known rancher of the Swisshelms and Wm Lutley a Tombstone cattleman left this morning for the Huachucas in Santa Cruz county to inspect a herd of cattle they have ranging there.
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J. N. Hunsaker
Wm. Lutley
Tombstone
Santa Cruz County
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