Arizona Liquor Shipments Ordered By Federal Court
Kansas City and Tucson reports note a federal order requiring railroads, including Santa Fe and connecting lines, to accept and deliver liquor and beer shipments to Arizona for personal use. Schiller Bros secured the order. actual shipments have not yet moved across the state line. The issue hinges on whether new local orders are needed and whether railroads will resist.
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Tucson
Wate
Arizona
Autores
Jugie van Valkenbure
United States District Court of Miccourstad
Welle Furgo Express
Santa Fe Raulroad
Schiller Bros
Faso
Comantee
Santa Fe Railroad
United States
Soldiers Register in Cochise County Refer to Judge Lockwood
County Recorder Owen Murphy notes a ballot issue in Cochise County under Judge Lockwood about registering voters who served with soldiers. The discussion, tied to Dowgins and the Dowgins area, questions eligibility and the impact on real estate and voting without creating additional risk or penalties for those who register in line with the judge’s rulings.
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Owene
Dowgins
Waletee
Judge Rock
Cochise County
Murphy
Lockwout
Trains Through Tucson Carry Imperial Cantaloupes
Trains laden with cantaloupes from the Imperial pass Tucson three to six times daily. About forty trains have traveled, each with roughly 70 cars carrying 630,000 melons per trainload. Total melons around 26.2 million. if sold at 10 cents each, value near 2.5 million dollars.
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Tucson
California
Joy Narrowly Escapes Death From Fire in Yard Accident
In Yuma on June 17 two brothers Jimmie McNece, five, and Robert McNece, seven, were playing with matches when a flaming kerosene tank ignited in the back yard. Jimmie suffered severe burns to most of his body while Robert escaped with burns to hands and feet. A bystander threw water on the flames, and Jimmie fought to extinguish the blaze before more damage occurred.
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Yuma
Jimmie McNecew
Robert
Te Sears Bie
Arizona Delegates Named to Tenth Annual Tax Conference
Governor Hunt announced the Arizona tax commission and three county assessors as delegates and alternates for the tenth annual Tax Conference in Indianapolis on August 21. Delegates are Thomas E. Campbell Charles R. Howe and M. Zander. Alternates are A A Ming Yuma County J H Kirby Greenlee and H M Colvin Pima.
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Arizona
Phoenix
Wx Commission
Hunt
Indianapolis
Thomas E. Campbell
Charles R. Howe
M. Zander
A. A. Ming
Yuma County
J. H. Kirby
Greenloe
H. M. Colvin
Pima
Looking Ward 24 Years in Tombstone
In Tombstone looking back at Pioneer Days, Thomas Deatar died in Tucson after an operation by Drs Goodfellow Spencer and Whetmore. Mrs Dunbar John Dunbar and Samuel Webb were with him. Undertaker Tarbell met the Sunday train to transport the body to Tombstone. The article notes Cochise County gold history and mentions a 2M pound chief of police and Artesian police in the region.
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Thomas Deatar
Tucnon
unusual gold ore find near Gleeson Ranch sparks mining interest
GLEESON June 16 An unusual mining discovery was reported along L M Brown's ranch south of Gleeson a streak of gold ore being developed with potential value seen as exploration continues. Local residents and visitors include Barney Bono who recently received a new Ford runabout and Tom Cole at the Silver Belle shop.
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Gleeson
L. M. Brown
Mr. Browle
Barney Bono
Vouslas
Tom Cole
Luckemith
Silver Belle
Harry and Vern Kendall
E. K. Shhringer
Gases In Court Set For Monday In Criminal Galea Case
The Superior Court will hear criminal cases next Monday including Petre Moreno and Jean Queens as they plead guilty to charges and receive suspended sentences. Divorce actions dominated the docket with Clara Weed seeking a decree and Ida Tate seeking a divorce as probate matters begin. The criminal calendar eyed sixty to seventy cases with jury selection to begin Monday after a drawing from the tax register lists.
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Petre Moreno
Jean Queens
Goa
Fao
Clara EB. Weed
Wood
Dad Wen
Ida ‘Tate
Ross
Veriging Trooper Shot Mexigan After Attack Douglas
An incident near Hachita left Lee Sanders wounded and a Mexican attacker killed after Sanders and others repelled an ambush across the border. Sanders, shot twice and farely wounded, was moved to Fort Bilsy for medical care and is reported recovering.
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Douglas
Lee Santores
Trop K
Hachita
Go Patrol
Mes
Henry Galbraith
Mr. Sanders
Alwo
Mo F. Lane
Machux
Lee
Hin Horee
United+ States
Lee Sanders
Fort Bilsy
Leadville Clears Courtland Work Amid Mining Revival
Leadville reports more than 50 men employed by the Neeffes Mining and Smelting Co as work begins at Courtland mine. Bond of 43500.00 posted. Drift connections underway and Land No 2 nearing completion. Rumors revive about Great Western mine resuming after President Courtland Young arrives. officials silent on plans. Several lensers report good ore on Great Western claims since suspension.
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Ffes Mining and Smelling Company
Leadville
Maid of
Great Western
Courtland Young
Great Werern Company
Pasacova
State Lands Appraisal Rules Set in Arizona Case
Phoenix June 17 The state land commissioner and Judge Stanford ruled the state may set sale values for school lands and appraisers may only value improvements The decision studied as a test case followed by lawyers and officials seeking a final basis for county wide land values for sale and taxation purposes
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Phoenix
Moore
Thieton
W. A. Meeor
Judes Stanford
Yaqui Indians Massacre 22 Mexicans in Sonora
A letter from Esperanza Sonora reports Yaqui forces attacking Machao seven miles away on June , killing 22 Mexicans as the band moves toward Condilion. The dispatch notes Gen Estrada's campaign driving Yaqui out of their stronghold and ongoing fighting across southern Sonora with thousands of soldiers in the region.
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Douglas
Esperanza
Sonora
Machao
Condillon
Vanxa
Estrada
Baeatete Ring
Sinsloa
Janer
Will liquor get here in Arizona
In Douglas on June 17 residents wonder if liquor shipments will reach Arizona after a Kansas City federal court order. A whiskey house advertised free delivery for personal use and some sent four dollars for five quarts. Reports from Phoenix say the first carload leaves for Arizona on June 29, leaving buyers anxious to know if they will receive their orders or be stung again.
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Douglas
Kansas City
Arizona
Phoenis
Bisbee Lawyer Alexander Murry Visits Tombstone for Court Matter
Bisbee attorney Alexander Murry appeared in Tombstone today to attend legal proceedings before the superior court, engaging in routine matters connected with a pending case.
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Alexander Murry
Tombstone
Superior Court
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