Local court cases and school graduation in Hers Wood area
Judge Williams hears a case with a $10 fine for an arrest at Hers Wood. In San Francis, a restaurant dispute triggers court action. Meanwhile St Johns Mission Episcopal holds a meeting on service arrangements with Bishop Kendrick of Phoenix. The first graduating class of Bisbee Public School is announced with diplomas and a formal program at the Opera House.
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St John's Mission
Louis Wilkens
Kendrick
Phoenix
Wilehame
Reve Pennick
Trinity
Phoenis Swill
Bistee
Opera House
Baing
Phorbe Grenfel
Adelaide Maude Kinared
Fannie Gertrace Armitage
Mabel Louise Goldsworthy
Marcus Joseph Schwartz
John LaPew Carter
Charles Ray Morfoot
Pheles Grenfell
Adeliade Marie Kindred
Fannie Girade Armitage
Jennie McNeal
Mabel Lonize Goldsworthy
Charles Roy Morfoot
Sven
Lewis Williame
Sweet Home
Claweon
Troops from Fort Huachuca Move Toward Manila
The Star sage reports Company H of the 25th Colored Infantry, 111 men, passed through Tacapa bound for Manila after leaving Fort Huachuca yesterday. Led by Lieut Caldwell and Lieut Powell, they aided the Rough Riders at San Juan. Company K will follow, and the regiment will reunite in San Francisco.
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25Th Regiment Colored Infantry
Tacapa
Manilla
Fort Huachuca
Caldwell
Powell
25Th Pont
Mockhouse
San Juan
Rough Riders
Santiago
Huachuca
San Francisco
Nevers
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Wayward Artist and a Burglary at Miano Parlor
A reported burglar named John Doe was jailed after breaking into J B Miano’s tensorial parlors during the night and stealing valuables. Police recovered some items, and the suspect awaits further court action. several local matters and persons are noted, including court delays, a bank expansion, deportation plans, and community events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. B. Miano
John Doe
Ethies
Patien
Stumbling Block for Report Reveals Arithmetic Failures
County agents report that the last quarterly exam yielded unprecedented failures for teacher certificate candidates. Arithmetic proved the main stumbling block with many unable to show proficiency in common problems. The record shows a wide gap between those who could judge and those who could compute.
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R. L. Long
Territorial Superintendent of Public Instruction
Phoenix
Constantinople
Voleilver
Steam Locomotives Lost to Electric Power Predicted
Men who know say steam locomotives will disappear in ten years as electric motors take over and trains gain at least two miles per hour. The piece likens this to Hostetter's Stomach Bitters easing sickness and promoting quick health, urging trials of a bottle to prove its efficacy. Sold at all drug stores.
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Hostetter
Arizona cactus display sails to Omaha exposition
Arizona Cactus and Indian School Band prepare to depart from Phoenix. S.A. McCowan and assistants load a large double decked car with prime cacti authorized by the exposition association for Omaha grounds adornment. Giant specimens reach twenty feet, plus varied smaller varieties. Indian School band slated to leave late week, around the 22nd or 23rd.
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Phoenix
S.A. McCowan
Omaha Exposition
Exposition Association
Court Matters and Witness Allocations in Ter and Local Cases
Court records show verdicts and motions in Ter v Thomas and related cases. Indigent witnesses Moore and Mant Moore are allowed 25 dollars. non resident witness payments listed. Trials and continuances noted for Batfoot Bond, Askins, Overacker, and King Murphy. Halderman hearing scheduled. Bowles and Wallace-Care dismissed. A burglary case against George Murphy ends not guilty. Belle Smith and Mrs Rose indigent witness allowances noted. Tombstone church demolition to Clifton project. Salvation Army to establish barracks nearby.
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Josie Moore
Mant Moore
Ter
E. C. Thomas
Geo. Askins
Ter Va Geo
W. B. Chapman
Thos. Fulgum
A. J. McDermott
Thos
York
Haldermans
T. F. King
George Murphy
Belle H. Smith
E. Rose
Richard Rea
Wohsehteger
Tombstone
Mexican gold find near Suaqui Grande Sonora reported
Reports say a gold ledge about two feet wide near Suaqui Grande Sonora yielded thirty five ounces from the croppings within hours. Governor Murphy warns investors about fake mining schemes promoted in eastern cities and cautions careful scrutiny of Val Verde and Sosnazama companies before investing.
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Suaqui Grande
Sonora
Murphy
Val Verde
Sosnazama
Lete
Thoee
Gol
Cattle Shipments From County Summary
Cattle shipments reported by Range News show 28 458 head moved this week from the county. POM Wilcox notes 285 steers bought from James, Kennedy and E A Jones on June 15. On June 17 H D Rogers sent 466 head of steers, heifers and cows from McKittrick herd to Siegel Santers L A Con Up Denver.
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POM Wilcox
J.P. Adams-Brigham L.S. Com, Co
Denver
James, Kennedy
E. A. Jones
H. D. Rogers
Siegel-Santers L. A. Con Up
McKittrick
Point Todite
Ely's Cream Balm Ad Claims Cure For Catarrh
An old advertisement promises Ely's Cream Balm as a remedy for catarrh and hay fever. It notes a four cent stamp on receipt and lists endorsements from Rev. John Iveid Jr and Rev. Francia W. Poole of Great Falls and Helena Montana. The product is said to be a positive cure when used as directed, with price at 50 cents. It warns against Fly's Cream Balm containing mercury.
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Hia
Stampn
Ely
New Fork City
John Iveid, Jr
Great Falls
Mont
Francia W. Poole
Central Pres. Church
Helena
Wartime supply trouble prompts review of food crops
A fragmentary note on ongoing wartime food hardships cites frequent reported escapes of wartime contraband and urges crop planning to avert shortages. The passage hints at machinery and methods used in agriculture amid the strain of conflict, reflecting public concern over staple availability and production.
Unclear fragmentary report from old Peoria Journal
Fragmented OCR text mentions Ayouns min and a tale of theft tied to an attempted act. References a summer weather note and a crude joke about Congressman Henderson and an absent speaker. Details are garbled and names uncertain.
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Henderson
Peoria Journal
Rations and Vaud Air Layouts Stir Debate
The item questions ration talk and criticizes current provisions. It argues against unnecessary supply constraints and mentions Vaud air as a factor in logistical decisions. Officials remain pressed to balance fuel and coal needs with available transport options.
Phenix Hered Makes Update to Paper and Sale Service
The Phenix Herald reports updated paper links and services as improvements. The paper notes changed contents and an enhanced sale service, promising better accessibility.
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Wales
Crater Clark Cheers Bryan for U S Presidency
Clark admires Bryan amid Arizona fair crowds, praising him as a strong antiwar, antiimperialist candidate and expresses hope Bryan will win the next Presidential election.
New Capitol Aim Described By The Herald
The Herald says the new capitol of Arizona will be the handsomest and most substantial building in the territory. It will be a civic centerpiece that every citizen and taxpayer may be proud of, with impressive proportions.
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Arizona
The
Herald
Oasis Vidette editors report velvet samples and a night thief
Editor Bied of the Oasis and Editor Miller of the Vidette describe velvet samples from Arianna journal. A collar cade of promicee was observed as a night thief stepped up, cutting under the weight of a large object.
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Bied
The
Oasis
Miller
Vidette Et Nogales
Arianna Journal
Cade
Promicee
Havana Seeks Recognition Amid Eaglies Praise
Fragmentary text praises an individual named Havana and the Eagles, noting universal credit and high regard for preparation and perfection of productions, with references to goodness, intelligence, and care. The passage remains garbled and lacks clear events or dates.
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Havana
Fazer
Forest Fire in Hascuean Quenched by Heavy Rain
A lengthy forest fire in the Hascuean region was extinguished yesterday after days of heavy rain. It had burned for over three weeks, threatening thousands of acres of timber and forcing potential displacement of settlers unless rain arrived. A juror in court sent $2 to New York seeking ways to earn $100 daily, replying with a printed cup wrap reading Get a job in a mint.
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Lesss
Enid
New York
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