RENCH ANNOUNCES TOR SUPERIOR JUDGE
Robert No French, Douglas attorney, announced his candidacy for judge of the Superior Court in Cochise County, running in the Democratic primaries. He cites over 20 years as a practicing lawyer, prominent roles including county attorney during the Bisbee deportation case, and a record favoring workers as core qualifications. He aims to serve on the Superior Court with a platform built on experience and public service.
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Cochive County
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Yellow County
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Cochise
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Atorney
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University of Vita
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Jeffersonion Democrat
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Superior Court
Ferond
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Atotrney
Tax Commission Meeting Scheduled for July 24 in Bisbee
The state tax commission will convene in Bisbee starting July 24 for about four days with county assessors boards of supervisors and representatives from agricultural mining and other industries. Officials from all counties and state officers will attend to review county assessments and share information on tax administration and equalization.
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Bisbee
Charles Ko Flowe
Statte Ty Commission
State Tax Commission
State Board of Tax
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Owas
Arad
Tax Commission
Bisher
Heestork Ani
Tas Associations
Aiperelsore
Phoe
Eypaaliaine
Aeeram Mnont Vahey
Counnty Board
Pesvleirs
Couuty Boards of Equalization
Ptwceting
Onal
Yaqui Leaders to Buy Supplies in Nogales
June 6 report says Yaqui leaders from Sonora including General Louis Matus General Jose Espinosa and Governor Luis Baistimes will arrive tomorrow to purchase clothing and foodstuffs for tribe members with a $3000 loan from the Mexican government. Nogales merchants on both sides will bid on the goods.
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Nogales
Sonora
Louis Matus
Jose Espinosa
Luis Baistimes
Arizona Bad Man Returns To Prison After Escape
Emmett, a convicted grand larceny offender from Cochise County, escaped from the Florence prison farm on October 20 1919 and lived freely until range boss and deputy sheriff alerted Warden Benning. He was recaptured and sent back to finish his sentence.
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Phoenix
McDaniels
Ammetta
Las Cruces
New Melon
Rai Estro
Agnes
Arena
Mocha
Emmett
Cochise County
Florence
Benning
Arizona State Prison
Burt Wingar
Board of Erectors of State Institutors
First alfalfa harvest underway amid heavy yield anticipated
June 5 report from Willcox notes many farmers beginning the first alfalfa cutting, with hopes for a very heavy crop. The late spring pushes harvest at least two weeks behind schedule.
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Willcox
Attack on Lippitt Spotlighted in Tariff Debate in Senate
Former Rhode Island Senator Henry Lippitt faced criticism amid tariff talks as senators accused him of leveraging influence for cotton tariff gains. Arizona Democrat Ashurst cited a New York World article calling Lippitt a "sugar job" while Utah’s Republican leader denied any improper influence. The exchange occurred during a broader struggle over tariff provisions and Senate strategy ahead of conference.
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Henry F Lipps
Rhode Island
Nance Committee
Marron
Watson
Harris
Mississippi
Harrison Ebieved
Senate
Asaurst
New York World
Mr. Lippitt
Finance Committee
Ator
Arizona
Arizona Bankers to Convene in Bisbee in November
Local bankers prepare for the annual meeting of the Arizona State Bankers' Association to be held in Bisbee from November 10 to 12. Attendees include several bankers from California New York and Chicago plus at least 100 delegates from towns across Arizona.
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Arizona
Galbraith Shepherd Seek Prosecution of Ku Klux Klan
Phoenix reports state Attorney General Galbraith vows full charge of a special grand jury probe into Ku Klux Klan activities. County Attorney Shepherd had claimed joint action, but Galbraith demands sole control. if he assumes leadership, Shepherd’s office is excluded from grand jury matters. Deputy Lew Russell Min named as special deputy amid changing oversight.
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Wo J Galbraith
McGalhearth
Shepherd
Ki Ki Klug Organization
Ming
Grand Jury
Hay
Ed Schieffelin Buried Here in May
May recall Edward Schieffelin the Tombstone founder whose grave is set near the town site. His monument, now beside the state highway, has become a landmark noted on maps and widely photographed by visitors driving through the area.
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Tenth Street
Fremont
State Highway Department
Cus
Sistine
Edward Schieffelin
Tombstone
Schieffelim
Santa Fe Official James McNeil Dies in California
James E McNeil longtime Santa Fe inspector of track and roadway for the Santa Fe counties died at his Los Angeles home after the front rail car wreck that claimed five Santa Fe officials near Wickenburg last November. His wife Mrs Hall of 1133 Eastrill Street learned of his death, and McNeil had been active recently including a trip east before his passing.
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Phoenix
Lox Angles
James E. NeNeil
Mra HL
Hall
Eastrill Street
Sante Fe
Wickenburg
McNeil
Flying Cigarettes New Drug Danger Emerges
New York officials report antivitive cigarettes made from tobacco and Mexican marijuana are circulating on routes between New York and Mexican ports. Dr. Carleton Simon links the practice to a dangerous cycle of euphoria epilepsy and insanity. A Mexican ore claim valued up to 30,000 is also noted with rich gold samples and plans for early mining and processing.
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Carleton Simon
Leonido Romero
Dream Empires
Simon
Dallas
AIO
Arie, Jane & Rich
Duncan & Brooks
Sonora
George Ro Duncan
Punean
Fom Angeles Vo Brooke
Altar
Ale
Will Lift Order Nogales Aria June 6
Mexican Nogales official announced that the vaccination requirement for crossing the boundary into Mexico will be lifted in a few days. The order remains in effect but has not been enforced for several days due to reports of smallpox in Tucson.
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Aria
Yenles
Mexico
Tucson
House Raid in Bisbee Leads to Mayhem Charge
Deputy sheriffs on June 6 raided Felix Rodriguez’s home in Brewery Gulch and found a minor quantity of hootch. George Burney testified Elledge gouged his eye during a fight, Elledge pleaded guilty to mayhem, and was bound over on $500 bond with a 60 day suspended sentence. Burney says the assault occurred weeks earlier.
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Burney
Lodge
Elledge
Appointment of Election Officers Set for Primary
Local officials announce the appointment of election officers for the upcoming primary. The action aims to ensure smooth polling station operations and voter access on election day.
Fire damages two houses in Nogales Arizona
Fire of undetermined origin destroyed the home of Charles R Lone at 913 Twelfth street and damaged an adjoining house in Nogales. The incident left the family with lost food and most clothing, while the board of supervisors in session since Monday adopted appointments and prepared a monthly customs report. Exports and imports valued at 2.910 million were reported, with Nogales central figures cited in the report.
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Ariz
Arizona
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Democratic
Republic
Can Central Comeshees
Board In Customs
Charles L. Fowler
Nogales
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