Rich Ore Shipments and Local Weather Report From Arizona
Reports from the Oro Blanco region note heavy ore shipments to Nogales with over 100 per ton in gold and silver while barge transport expands for next week. Tucson experiences a rare May downpour, old timers recall 1885 rain patterns, Sulphur Springs Valley remarks. American cattlemen export their full 10 000 head quota under a special concession. some owners miss the deadline incurring no losses to Sonora cattlemen beyond keeping stock in Mexico. Thomas Harley faces possible deportation after a Cochise county burglary sentence. Robert Baird, recently paroled, faces arrest after a charge of assault involving his mother. Jack Pierce sustains a stab wound at Globe with minor risk of complications. PC Bell arrested in the case.
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Lyle Bt. Clair
Nogalve
Oro Blanco
Barree
Tucson
Wals
San Juan
W H Bayless
Pims County
Lonore
United States
General Carranss
Sonora
Mexico
Osteopathic Sanitarium Proposed in Tucson by Two Physicians
A Tucson dispatch reports Grace Parker of Greenies Kansas and D H Bock plan a sanitarium in Tucson. They aim to place offices downtown for city practice and locate the facility on the city outskirts to attract health seekers accustomed to Florida and California clinics, drawing patients from middle states.
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Tucson
Grace Parker
Greenies
Kas
Mise D H Bock
Chamber of Commerce
Leiies
Cream Social Tonight at Douglas Gray Residence
Thursday social event reads like a small town notice with music by an orchestra and piano. Lanterns and lamps will light the grounds while residents gather. rain cooled the air and is expected again tonight. Local visitors, school plans, and returns from Douglas include several townsfolk and a planned ball game with Tombstone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Douglas Gray
Vic
Winsor charges Santa Fe with land scrip fraud
Melford Winsor accuses Santa Fe of fraud tied to land scrip issued by scrip agents. Report to Secretary of the Interior outlines three parts, including Moody’s verdict that the base lands are worthless, with maps and district descriptions. Includes allegations of misrepresentation to buyers and letters from a Phoenix agent.
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Phosnis
Sovastioval
Melford Wicsor
Egents
Secretary of the Interior
Washington
Berate Committee On Public Lands
Winter
Cy Bryne
WA Moody
Scrip Egenta
Kew
Phoenix
Melford Winsor
Moody
Petition to Divide Gila County Seeks New Mi simiconty
A real estate promoter leads an initiative petition to form Mi simiconty from Gila county. Reid has not yet collected signatures, but soliciting is planned in a few days. Globe and Miami interests clash, and cutting the county into a new unit is seen to end conflicts. Petition targets Pima Maricopa and Gila counties with 2500 valid signatures needed to advance to a vote.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smiconty
Gila County
Reid
Globe
Miami
Pima Maricops
Gila
Robbery near Ray leaves merchant injured after midmorning assault
Backstein of Sonore near Rey was robbed in broad daylight by two Mexicans near the Ray Consolidated Mining office. He had just withdrawn 1500 dollars at Gila Valley Bank and Trust. A blow with a baseball bat knocked him unconscious, and the robbers escaped toward Miami with a sack of silver and gold. Police pursued the suspects but made no arrest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rey Consolidated Mining Company
Med Backstein
Sonore
Rey
Backetem
Gila Valley Bank and Trust Company
Ray Consolidated Company
Miami
Lumber rates cut by commission to southern Arizona points
The commission orders lumber and timber rate reductions effective July 15, evaluating haul from San Pedro and southern Arizona. Current rates to Red Rock, Benton, Globe, and Phoenix are lowered. Douglas rates also shrink. The opinion notes several reductions and signals further adjustments across multiple northern Arizona to southern destinations.
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Arizona
Enopinion
Corpors
Ion Commission
San Pedro
California
Arione
Bern Arisone
Arisons Pointe
Phoenix
Arizons Villa
Red Rock
Benton
Globe
Douglas
Young Wife On Trial For Murder In Phoenix
The trial of Mamie inex began in Ingleside court for the alleged murder of her husband Ciende A Moltinas on April 7. The jury was not completed by 9:30 AM. District Attorney Washington reported that Lyman and Gibson Taylor with wife of Tucson represent E Clark of Phoenix. John B Wright is state attorney, with ex judge Beker of Tucson and other Tucson Prescott lawyers as part of the defense team.
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Phoenix
Mre
Mamie Inex
Land
Ciende
Moltinas
Ingleside
Esa
Ava
Washington
Diepatoh
Torney Lyman
M Gibson Teylor
Tucson
Ecdy
E . Clark
John B Wright
Tate
Beker
William Rigge
Willcs
Hard for the Housewife The Kidney Health Cure
Mrs Johnson from Portales testifies Doan's Kidney Pills cured her backache and fatigue caused by kidney trouble. The ad touts it as the best recommended remedy and cites widespread approval among women suffering similar symptoms.
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Nouself
Doan
E. Johnson
X. T
Fourth of July Program and Local Events Noted at Meeting
The Grand Tomb atone Fourth of July celebration program saw completion after a joint committee meeting at Gage Hall with Hon W G Gilmore slated to deliver the oration. Notices reference increased assessments by the board of equalization, a successful lawn social by the Ladies' Aid Society at the Gray residence, and several residents moving or traveling for business and professional matters.
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Finsnos
Gage Hall
Ate T
Lester
W G
Gilaore
Iseo
Borderland
Karger
Sea Board of Equalization
August Ist to Be Arizona Day at Exposition
August Ist is set as Arizona Day at the Pacific Interactions Exposition in San Francisco in 1915, with Arizona and its events featured during the August program.
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Arizona
Arisoos and
Mises Dey
Psoums Pacific Interaations
Worsley Campaign Tour Across State With Noted Acrobats
Friday Worsley begins a state tour with Secretary William J Bryan on the Chautauqua circuit. State Senator A A Worsley travels with Prof Jobo S Mitchell, bass from Chicago. Prof H E Nixon of Tucson pauses to review civil service rules as Worsley aims to speak June 21 at Hiebendbille.
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Plasnrd
H_E Nixon
Tucsson
Bisbos
Hiebendbille
Non-Partisan Ticket Urged For State and County Posts
Phoenix dispatch reports Progressive leaders at the capital urging a non partisan slate for state and county offices. The plan would unite Republicans Progressives and Conservative Democrats while preserving party affiliations. Opposition exists among some factions but overall sentiment favors the idea.
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Phoenix
Enlarge the Pioneers Home With $20,000 Addition
Plans to add a $20,000 extension to the Pioneers home in Freecott seek state approval. The estate has $40,000 earmarked, with half currently available, to expand quarters for women and for married pioneers as earlier needs have not been funded.
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Freecott
WC Parsons
State Board of Control
Compromises Case Against Ridgeway Co
A Phoenix dispute ends in a compromise with Ridgeway Co paying damages over a libelous Everybody's article. Judge Richard E. Slein, ex governor and former US judge, oversaw the settlement, with a public retration planned in July or August issues. The case focused on claims by Frank H. Biron, former editor of the Voice of the People, with testimony from Arizonans challenging the charge.
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Phoenix
Rchard E Slein
Arizona
United States Court
Syst Net
Evershady
Mapa
Frank H Bihron
Voice of the People
Todor
Ridgeway Company
Judge
Arizonans at Scrip Hearing Seek Patents
Arizonans attended the Scrip hearing before Secretary Jones as Coy and state officials voiced support. Wm Rigge led a Cochise group with Wright and Taylor from Pima, Clark of Yavapai, Hildreich, Page and Davis of Maricopa, Rittenhouse and Melonery of Pinal. Winsor represented the state land commission. The secretary’s decision will come in a few days. Those present made a strong showing for scrip selections and Senators Ashurst and Smith attended. Congressman All supported patent issuance.
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Washington
Jones
Wm Rigge
Cochise
Wright
Asburet
Smith
Od Alee
Carl
Over Fifty Receive Their Certificates in Phoenix Dispatch
A Phoenix dispatch reports the state board of examiners awarded certificates to teachers successful in the June 1 quarterly exam. First grade certificates last four years. second grade for two years. Cochise recipients include Naylor, Witt, Martin, Richardson, Moore, Pountain, Wood, Vickers, McGuigan, Kane, Burner, Reetings, and Williams. They are among twenty eight who took the exam in Cochise.
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Phoenix
State Board of Examiners
Toray
Gret
Cochire
Ore Naylor
Harriet G Witt
TR Martin
Rove Richardson
DA Moore
May Elle Pountain
Mabel Wood
Lillian Vickers
Susie McGuigan
May Kane
Elisabeth Burner
W Baily Reetings
F B Williame
Cochise
Engineer Cobb Accepts Highway Section Under Heavy Rain
State Engineer La mar Cobb commends Roberts and Johnson built highway section after inspection during a heavy rainstorm. Cobb travels to Bisbee and Clifton before returning to Phoenix, while flood damage affects upper highway and Barrell canyon delays in reaching Tucson. Vail stretch withstood rains except where concrete bridges are planned to be installed, now washed out.
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Roberts
Johnson Hae
La~mar Cobb
Cobb
Bisbee
Clifton
Phoenix
Barrell Canyon
Tucson
Vail
Moving Picture Plays Offer Wealth From Home
An advertisement touts quick income from writing moving picture stories. It claims producers pay 38 to 100 dollars per scenario and that one can earn 8500 dollars in months. No literary skill needed, work from home, spare time, and plots can be turned into photo plays. Complete details sent free by postcard to Photo-Play Association, Box 158 Wilkes-Barre Pa.
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Thomas Harley
United States Immigration Authorities
Harley
Cochise County
Tumtetone
Tuccon
Robert Baird
Oracle
Benson
Baird
Jack Pierce
Jack Pires
Globe Sunday
BG Fox
PC Bell
Sesault
Miles
Board of Supervisors
Tombstone
FN Wolcott
MF Krebs
Kay B Krebs
Pomona
Cal
W Howe
Toe Posroc
Nellie Brandt
Ceshter TR Brandt
First National Bank of
WG Gilmore
W G Gilmore
Icess
Esstof
Alfred Paul
Mag W Swain
Mre Paul
Mise
Alice Swain
Mra Swain
Peale
Mr Paul
Bob Cole
Mr Cole
Alaska
Lee Hatchison
Spond Tog Yeater
Elle Senders
Winsor
Santa Fe
Andrew Clevenger
Goger
Clevenge
Clevenger
Euparior
Feary Picate
Sted
Batiste
N.Y
National Capital
Ladies’ Aid Society
Congregational Church
Allen St
Droggi
Ed R Flach
W P Miller
Allen _ Mtrest
J T Kiogebury
Professio
Douglas Waler
Tosuracce Etd Trust
A. S
Joyce Ralph
Bisnee
AO Karger
Board of Vapery
Ieers
Worsley
Ridgeway Co
Photo-Play Association
Wilkes-Barre Pa
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