Settled Out of Court Ends Morajeska Divorce Suit
A prolonged divorce trial in Toccon concluded with a divorce for Madame Morajeska and an out of court settlement. The Morajeska mining claims near Red Rock and San Diego real estate were redistributed as part of the settlement. Etrock Meyer and Jeockes represented Madame Morajeska.
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Count
Mademe Morejesks
Moraciesta
Toccon
Madame Morajeska
Etrockmeyer and Jeockes
Red Rock
Los Angeles
San Diego
Cal
Honeymoon on a Motorcycle Reaches Arizona State
A Phosmix dispatch reports Roy Fisher and his bride completing the first honeymoon motorcycle trip to Arizona. After their June 7 marriage in Befford they rode a sidecar motorcycle from Tuco to Phoenix via Globe and Roosevelt, then onward to Tombstone Pearce Bisbee and Douglas before returning home.
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Arisone
Roy Fisher
Afford
Tuco
Jane
Gila Valley
Globe and Roosevelt
Fist Creek
Phoenix Thurday
Fisher
Befford
Tombstone
Saffod
Pearce Personals Continue Local Happenings
Master Philip Rockellow returned to his Pearce home from Tucson after attending school there the past term. He began an auto tour of the state to view the Grand Canyon but illness in the party paused it. Work has begun on a new Pearce schoolhouse and the local movie show is back in operation after a brief halt. Contractor J M Sparks oversees the schoolhouse contract and Dr H A Nichols of Pearce and his son motor to Douglas for a short business and pleasure visit.
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S. Douglas
Phoenix
Douglas
Tidewater Railroad
Jerome
Gazette
Philip Rockellow
Tucson
Philip
Grand Canyon
Pearce
H A Nichols
Mote
Bisbee
Gaines
Cochise County
Drawing Jurors Called For July 1914 Trial Term
The Superior Court draws fifty jurors for the July session to begin in early July. The drawing will occur in the court room Monday with the presence of the superior judge and county officials. Several important cases are expected, including the Kermeen and McCool matter, as the term could last the month or longer.
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Chraj EB James
Superior Court
Board of Supervisors
Ous Kermeen
McCool
Lunacy board orders asylum for Cornelius Ambler
Friday's Daily reports farmer Cornelius Ambler near Phossiz being placed under a lunacy board after alleging plots against him. Deputy Sheriff Befferty will escort him to the asylum tomorrow. Other items note residents returning from Bisbee and local officials handling county duties and church services.
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Cornelius Ambler
Phossiz
Dea Hoghart
Nervous Woman Finds Relief From Suffering
Mrs. Joseph Snyder of Tiffin Ohio describes relief after taking Dr Miles’ Nervine claiming improvement began with the first bottle. The ad touts the remedy as reaching the seat of nervous disease and urges readers to test it through their druggist.
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Miler
Hudson St
Tifa
Ohio
Miles
Fragmented prompt about an atom taking tablet misreads
garbled text fragments mention Dr Milew and taxetive tablet. no clear event, date, or location. cannot extract a coherent news item. summarize only readable bits: unclear reference to a person and a tablet.
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Dr. Milew
Arizona Entry affidavits rejected for notary notice rule
Hundreds of affidavits sent to Washington for Arizona desert aid homestead land entry and irrigation project assigns were rejected by Day Tallman, commissioner, for being sworn before notaries. Thomas F Weed, Arizona land office register, noted future affidavits must be sworn before judges or clerks of courts, or U S court commissioners or land office officials. A new petition argues affidavits sworn before the order was issued but not accepted should still be valid if recorded before notaries.
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Phoenix
Washbington
Arisoos
Day Tallman
General Land Office
Beveral Wer Ke Age
Thomas F Weeds
Register
The
Arizona Land Office
Tallmso
U. S
Land Office
Court Rules On Reversed Rejected Evidence In Homicide
The Arizona Supreme Court issued opinions in several revisory cases, remanding one criminal matter. It ruled that rejecting evidence offered by the defense denied a lawful right, affecting a homicide conviction where the defense claimed self defense after Altert Jonre was named as the shooter in a threat scenario.
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Supreme Court of the State
Lovie Nelson
Ap Court
Cochise County
Supreme Court
Altert
Jonre
Defendent
Nelson
Last Shipment Crossing Cattle Trade At Hereford
The Cananes Cattle company exported cattle from Sonora to Hereford under a contract for 10,000 head. Officials imposed a $10 tax per cattle export. A deal offered for $50,000 gold to cross 10,000 head was accepted, with $5 gold paid per head for cattle beyond the initial 10,000. E Wiswall, manager, handled all transactions.
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Sonorre
Hereford
Cananes Cattle Company
Aots
Gleeson Gleanings Visitors from Tombstone and Saf ford
Court reporter W Walker and wife of Tombstone were brief Gleeson visitors on business, returning by Ford runabout after dark. Mr and Mrs Fisher of Saf ford rode an Indian motorcycle with side car through Gleeson yesterday afternoon en route to Tombstone, drawing attention to their unique travel method.
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Walker
Tombstone
Gleeson
Fisher
Safford
Offices to be filled in next primary and general elections
Clerk Karger of the board of supervisors notes offices to be elected. National offices include United States senator and representative, governor, secretary of state, treasurer, attorney general, superintendent of public instruction, mine inspector, three corporation commissioners, two tax commissioners. Local county races cover clerk of the superior court, three supervisors, treasurer, recorder, county attorney, sheriff, and school superintendent. Precinct officers include two justices of the peace, two constables, and precinct committeemen for each party.
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Karger
Board of Supers
Isore
United States
Congress
Pima
Perior
Tae Plate Evnatore
House of
Primary election roll affects county supervisors term
Supervisors face a legal dispute over whether terms extend beyond January 1 1915 and whether they should be elected at large or from districts. Attorney General George Purdy Ballard says the term ends, while County Attorney Hilsinger and others consider holdovers and pending state opinions. A test case may originate in Pia County before the primaries to settle the legal statue.
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Beer Yol Bate Sidovy P Osborn
W Dcoberly
Secretary of State
George Purdy Ballard
Coberly
Asit
Hilsinger
Doherty
Pimpervicora
Thas
County
Arizona
Gilmore
Pia County
Are Back Again From Tombstone Are Back Again From Tombstone
Frocklio B Harding of Chicago Explorada tion and Development, with R L Fitzgerald, returned from Tombstone after inspecting mining properties. Harding reports residents elated that Tombstone mines have been bought by Pepes Dodge interests and expect early resumption of work and strong production in the district.
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Frocklio B Harding
Chicago Explorsation & Development Corporation
R L Fitzgerald
Tombatone
Harding
Andie
Divorce actions and notice proceedings in El Paso draft
The record lists multiple divorce actions including Sais No 715 Boots vs Mary Boote and Elisabeth Robinson vs William Robinson, with associated court orders, appraisals, sales confirmations, guardian settlements, and decrees. It mentions settlement accounts, final reports, and notices to creditors, across various proceedings in El Paso. It ends with a promotional subscription push for the El Paso Morning Times.
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Boots
Mary Boote
Sesson
Brief Visitor In Tombstone Promotes Coronation Commissioner
JW Weatherford, Democrat candidate for Coronation Commissioner, visited Tombstone yesterday and today to gauge local politics. He arrived in Arizona in 1880 from Weatherford Texas, born in Fort Worth, raised there before moving with his family to Weatherford. He says if elected he will work to satisfy the majority and has wide ties across the state.
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JW Weatherford
Weatherford
Arizona
Texas
Fort Worth
Moving Picture Plays Offer Lucrative Home Career
An ad touts opportunities in creating photo plays as theatres expand nationwide. It claims six hours needed to complete a full play and notes earnings around 3500 in six months for successful individuals. No literary skill required, work can be done at home, women encouraged, and ideas can be sold in scenario form for good pay. Box 158 Wilkes-Barre PA.
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Wa K
Ove Mse
Thas
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