Judge Cabell Dies in Douglas This Morning
Judge J M Cabell Cochise county pioneer and Tombstone resident dies after weeks of illness in Calumet and Arizona hospital at 2447 o clock He is survived by wife and daughter Susie Cabell who had stayed at the bedside The deceased had lived in Courtland where he served as justice of the peace and later mined He had been in Arizona for more than 25 years Funeral plans not announced yet
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Cochise County
Calumet Hospital
Tombstone
J M. Cabell
O Clork
Calumet and
Arizona Hospital
Bie Wie
Susie Cabell
Courtland
Arizona
Ro Ustland
Nogales Tragedy Claims Nogales Sonora Player
Janet Alfredy Bojor dues captain and center fielder of the Nogales Sonora baseball team was killed when the automobile they rode in overturned. Allen Hale of this city was seriously injured. Leland Poole, the other passenger, was uninjured. Hare was the driver.
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Nogales
Janet Alfredy Bojordues
Nogales Sonora
Allen Hale
Leland Poole
Hare
Reduction in Egyptian cotton acreage reported
Phonix June 25 report by the local chamber of commerce notes a about 26 percent drop in Egyptian cotton acreage from 1925 to 1,400,000 acres. The summarizing report discusses cotton conditions in the Nile valley and implications for production and trade.
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Phonix
Egypt
Nile Valley
Chamber of Commerce
Mormon Short Line Rights Sold to Citizens Auto Stage
The Arizona state corporation commission granted permission to the Mormon Short Line with routes Nagales to Nogales to sell its rights and equipment to Citizens Auto Stage company. Citizens Auto Stage was authorized to operate between Tucson and Twin Buttes.
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Phoenix
State Corporation Commission
Mormon Short Line
Nogales
Tucson
Citizens Auto Stage Company
Citizens’ Company
Twin Buttes
Car Seized Near Nogales with 38 Bottles Tequila
A Ford runabout driven by Roderigo Rodriguez and Edward C Bonn of Tucson was stopped by U S customs officers a few miles north of Nogales. Thirty eight bottles of tequila were found in the car. It is alleged the liquor was bought in Nogales Sonora and smuggled into the United States. The alcohol was being moved from Nogalitos Yaqui village toward Tucson.
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Nogales
Rodriguez
Edward C. Bonn
Tucson
Tequilla
United
Nogaies
Sonora
United States
Nogalitos
Cowboy Finds Hidden Wallet and Revolver Near Clarkdale
In June near Duff Mesa, cowboy Border branding a calf spotted a distant shine and uncovered an old wallet with $720 in gold and eight silver dollars. He also retrieved a 22 caliber Colt revolver. The cache’s source remains a mystery.
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Flagstaff
Border
Duff Mesa
Clarkdale
Ancient Brick Kiln Unearthed Near Tumacácori Mission
Frank Pinkley, custodian of Casa Grande ruins, reports a brick kiln uncovered near Tumacácori mission ruins outside Nogales. Seven bricks of varying sizes were found, suggesting ties to the mission’s construction and enabling a precise reconstruction of original brickwork for restoration.
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Tucson, Juen
Tumacacor
Frank Pinkley
Casa Grande
Nogales
Pinkley
Tamacacort
Autos collide at Twelfth street and F avenue
Douglas June 25 4 El Metre avan was slightly injured and his automobile badly wrecked in a collision with W D Queen at Twelfth street and F avenue last night. A front wheel axle and fender on the Queen automobile were damaged, the left side demolished in the impact.
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Douglas
EL Metreavan
W. D. Queen
Twelfth Street
F Avenue
Queens Rautomobile
Bailey Sued by Bonding Firm Over Bisbee Post Office Loss
PHOENIX bond firm that supplied the postmaster’s bond for Lon R. Bailey at Bisbee filed a $26,800 lawsuit in Maricopa Superior Court. The company says Bailey’s theft of government funds led to losses of $25,300 plus $1,500 in attorney fees, while Bailey awaits transfer after pleading guilty in federal court to theft and conspiracy.
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PHO x. S. A
Lon R. Bailey
Bisbee
Maricopa County
Bailey
Leavenworth
Kan
Alloges Tat
Big Three Day Line Up July 3–5 at Tombstone
July 3 events include Apache Indians vs Pearce baseball, Tenth Cavalry Band concert, theater feature, and open air pavilion activities. July 4 features speedway races Fairbank to Tombstone, a feather parade, Benson baseball, Tenth Cavalry Band concert and a 3500 firework display. July 5 lists jack drilling and broncho busting contests, decorated float, band performances, boxing, and dancing with details from W Boyd Tombstone director.
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Jack
Arizona
Feather
Crystal Theater
Benson
Tenth Cavalry Band
City Park
Reservoir Hill
SAKAL
Chamizona
Lin
10Th Cavalry
Anmouner
Mesa Chinese Restaurant Man Severely Burned
Charle Quan owner of American Kitchen in Mesa suffered severe burns from a strange explosion that wrecked a vacant house in Vineyard addition. Quan was found in the restaurant basement behind the kitchens and hospitalized unable to recover. The blast occurred shortly after midnight, with flames reported at the adjacent vacant house and a fire department call from Quan’s tenants. He said he saw flames while driving home and the explosion came as he opened a window.
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Mesa
Mesa Wing
Charle Quan
American Kitchen
South Side Community Hospital
Quan
Van
Vineyard Addition
No Fireworks Permitted In Tombstone City Limits
Mayor C L Cummings announced no fireworks within Tombstone city limits unless the dry spell ends before July 4. Complaints include children shooting crackers in business and residential districts, and authorities will arrest violators. Fireworks displays will be moved to a surrounding hilltop for safety.
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Tombstone
C. L. Cummings
Cummings
Lower Allen Street
Blackburn
Caldren
Man shoots wife then kills himself in mother in law home
Phoenix report details a domestic tragedy as William Hershemberg of Oakland shoots his wife Kirshenberk aged 28 and then kills himself at her mother's Phoenix residence. Neighbors recall estrangement and a prior attempt to reconcile. Coroner's inquest postponed until the widow testifies.
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Atwuch
Phoenix
Willam Hershenberg
Oakland
Cal
Elizebeth Parrish
Reemer
Barisk
Mra Kirahenberg
Kirshenberk
Abduction Attempt Suspect Slashes Woman in Tempe Road Encounter
Jane Phoenix Lambard says four white singers pursued her near Morleys country club on Tempe road. She slashed a woman on the right cheek with a butcher knife. Mrs Lambard reported threats to police. four companions fled down the road toward Phoenix. Officers have not located the assailants.
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Phoenix
Jane
Mia Aurora Lambard
Achilles Lambard
Morleys Country Club
Tempe Road
Women Defy Law Says State Game Warden In Phoenix
June 26 report quotes Joe V. Prochaska, state game warden, saying women violators of fishing and hunting licenses face arrest if they fail to pay the $1.25 license. He recalls a woman who challenged the law at Granite Reef. The piece also notes Jerome city engineer Carty and a hearing before the state tax commission tomorrow on Jerome property valuations.
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Phoenix
Joe V. Prochaska
Sam Warden
Granite
Pie Carty
Jerome
Tosephewsto
State Tax Commission
Minister Hunt Sends Unique Gift to Phoenix Girl
United States minister to Siam George W. Hunt sent Miss Wiley, attache of the Arizona state treasurer’s office, a fork and spoon carved from a local boat barn. The gift came with a brief note praising his Java voyage and Malay capital visit, reflecting local color and the sultan’s court.
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Minister Hunt
Phoenix Girl
Miss Wiley
George W. Hunt
United States
Siam
Wuhozer
No galles chamber sends 250 to Red Cross for Colorado flood
The Nogales chamber of commerce forwarded a 250 contribution from the people of Nogales to the American Red Cross to aid flood sufferers in Colorado. The gesture reflects local concern and support for relief efforts.
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Nogales
Chamber of Commerce Today
American Red Cross
Nogalex
Calorado
Nogaey
Mote Reports On Plant Quarantine Meeting
Phoenix June 25 Don Mote state entomologist returned from Victoria British Columbia where he attended the Western Plant Quarantine convention. The conference marked the close of two years work safeguarding against destructive plant pests. The next convention will be held in Phoenix next May with delegates from British Columbia California Idaho Oregon Utah Mexico Washington Montana and Nevada assembling to review the year’s work.
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Phoenix
Arizona
Don Mote
Victoria
B.C
Yourd
McMote
British Columbia
California
Idaho
Oregon
Utah
Mexico
Washington
Montana
Nevada
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Pearce
W. “Boyd
Cole Jon
Mesa Chinese Restaurant
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JB James
Clifford Alonzo Brickel
Los Angeles
Alice Troy
Teddy Triggs
Towel Maria Montgomery
Earl Duzzat Nelson
Welitos
Stella Valete Post
St. Davidm
Scott
Deming
Emelia Gonzales
Jas. E. Harper
Walker
Douglas J.P. Bloom
Emaia
Donetas
Joe Prochaska
Mr. Prochaska
Java
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