Constitutionalists expected in Guaymas amid Yaqui conflict
A telegram relayed through Hermosillo and Nogales says Constitutionalists, with Bande playing, expected to reach Guaymas this morning. Fed erals are reportedly few in the port as Gen. Francisco Chiapas is said to have been executed in Sonora during the Moctezuma district crackdown.
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Guaymas
Hermosillo
Nogales
Djeds
Barron
Gueymas
Gusymas
Col
Francisco Chiapas
Moctezuma
Sonor
Beeves Donated for Tombstone Barbecue Oration
Beeves donated for a Tombstone July barbecue where Hon. W G Gilmore will speak. One beef from San Pedro ranges and one from Sulphur Springs valley, gift from Col Henry K Street and Major William Cowan. Gilmore to deliver a polished oration amid music mirth sports and a grand ball.
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Beeves
Tombstone
W. G. Gilmore
San Pedro Ranges
Sulphur Springs
Henry K Street
William Cowan
Gilmdre
Gilmore
Street Car Strike at Phoenix Still Unsettled
A Phoenix dispatch reports a street railway strike unresolved as the company drops arbitration, while strikers demand reinstatement of conductor William Ward and further discharge actions to be reviewed by a committee. The state corporation commission has limited power beyond forcing regular service.
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Phoenix
William Ward
State Corporation Commission
Fort Huachuca Troopers Rush to El Paso Border
A Douglas dispatch reports the Fifth Cavalry rushed from Cochise to El Paso to reinforce patrols at the Texas border near Juarez, aiding defense along the El Paso New Mexico line.
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Fort Huachuca
Cochise
Texas
Douglas
Juarez
el Paso
el Texco-New Mexico
Paso
Phoenix Adopts Laughing Gas Method of Killing Dogs
Phoenix police chief Moore wins council approval to install a nitrogen gas chamber to euthanize stray dogs. The plan aims to replace the prior method of shooting dogs at the city pound, a change the chief has sought for some time.
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Phoenix
Chist
Moore
K Hing
Ger
Sbim
C Condons Party Tours Route Through California
CL Condon and party arrived in the city from El Paso by Franklin car via the Borderland route en route to Washington. They plan to travel to San Diego then up the coast to Wala Wale, and on return, ship the car and take a train. A class of navigators was inducted into the Esstero Stace at Masone Hall last night with Lew Ballings and wife among attendees. Mrs Delgleish led Bassett Watkine and party to Mr Watkine’s auto for the exercises as refreshments and music followed.
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CL Condon
el Paso
Franklin
Washington
San Diego
Wala Wale
Ahip
Masone Hall
Lew 8Allings
Worthy Metron
James Dalgleish
Pearce
Delgleish
Bassett Watkine
Watkine
Sleo
Sunday church services in Tombstone feature varied schedules
Catholic mass at 9 30 sermon in English Benediction at 7 30 p m Sunday school 10 30 a m Mre Wm Cavanagh Supt Sunday services for Congregational and Methodist churches listed with 10 00 a m Sunday School and evening preaching times All invited to attend pastors Rev C W Coxons Trevon Oxros and others shown in listing of services
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Wm Cavanagh
Vinott Genevaren
E Reeves
C. W. Coxons
Methopat
Epworth
Trevon Oxros
Superior Court docket notes Feirback and debt suit
New cases list includes Suit 429 Feirback Commercial Cova Dagenne National Bank et al for debt totaling 793 dollars. Suit 439 State versus L Dunosa involves back taxes. Probate proceedings Entate of Lettes Wood shows an order confirming report of commissioners and decree of distribution.
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Feirback Commercial Cova Dagenne National Bank Et al
Lettes
Hair Care Ad Promises Baldness Cure Plus Class Ads
An advertisement touts Newbro's Herpicide claiming it stops hair fall and protects the scalp. It urges prompt action and offers refunds if unsatisfied. Also lists a shorthand class for Gregg Shorthand with pricing and contact details for Mrs Genovoz Jay in town home.
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E. R
Gexravoz Jay
Tombstone Town Topics Tersely Told
Local notes from Tombstone recount arrivals and visits in Douglas and Tombstone. Earl V. Sande and family returned from Rodeo, Harry Turvey seeks scholarships, James Cook applies at Willi… University, Judge Taylor and County officials report routine matters, Bisbee shipments for Tombstone road upgrades arrive, County Attorney Gilmore returns from Phoenix with court appointment hopes, several Tombstone Mexicans head to Sopore to support Constitutionalists, Deputy Howe escorts prisoners, J F Ross in town with strong support for a superior judgeship, Rivaldo Miano graduates with honors from San Jose Normal, a chicken-killing incident occurs at Mrs Abril’s yard, Councilman August Baron returns from Douglas, and a Congregational church service on Sunday precedes next week’s town celebration.
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Attorory
J F Ross
Douglas
Ross
Jodgersip
Rivaldo Miano
Tombetons
San Jose Normal
Arizona News of Interest Highlights Local Incidents
The report notes the Arizona corporation commission denying permission for a $30,000,000 SP trust notes issue due to insufficient clarity. It also covers a fatal shooting at Copper Creek near Yuma, a fatal cave-in near Flagstaff, a Mexican victim Guzman, a fatality involving a 10-year-old Lionel Hamburg in Bisbee, and telegraph company assessments and a $500 contribution toward the Los Angeles to Phoenix road race expenses.
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Southern Pacific
Arizona Corporation Commission
Geary and Jones
Cole
Yama
Yuma
Los Angeles
Phoenix
Colorado River
Etretch
Draert
Ballard
Maricopa
Prairie dog extermination effort spreads across Arizona ranges
The Biological Survey of the Agriculture Department uses carbon bisulphide with eight tons of poisoned grain to combat prairie dogs on the Coconino National Forest in Arizona. The campaign cites damage to grazing, cattle feed disruption, and injuries to animals. Previous efforts on nearby forests in Colorado show thousands of acres cleared with seven tons to six tons of grain.
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Uncle Sam
Arizona Forest Reserve
Department of Agriculure
Coconino National Forest
Arison
Cochetops Nation
Forest of Colorado
Pike National Forest
Railroads Push 3-Cent Fare Referendum Signatures
Phoenix dispatch reports Arizona Eastern Railroad workers circulate petitions to refer a 3 cent fare bill. About 1300 names gathered though 1080 suffice to sustain the measure until November 1914 election. Additional petitions from Arizona Eastern and Southern Pacific employees are filed statewide. A clerk will file the counter with the secretary of state early next week.
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Phoenix
Arizona Eastern Railroad Company
Arizona
Railroad Deadlock Shapes Arizona Freight War
The Arizona rail situation could force a four-way clash as lines align with Southern Pacific gaining eastward outlet, El Paso on a transcontinental route, and Southwestern system possibly building to the Pacific coast. El Paso Herald notes a new fast freight service linking Los Angeles to the eastern seaboard amid deadlock over Tucson through traffic.
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Southern Pacific
el Paso
Pacific Coast
el Paso Herald
Los Angeles
Eastern
Seaboard
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Cre Semeire Lorem
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Hotchkiss
University of Ario
James Cook
Weillleos Seale
United States
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Judgeshie Sod Bee
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Sopore
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August Baron
Congregational Church
Arizona News
Prospector
Tucson
Pete Baca
Dago Peto
Copper Creek
Pesce
W C Wilcox
Winkleman
Pima County
Mountains States Telephones Company
Western Union Telegraph Company
Bogan
State Tax Commission
Coconino
Santiago Gusman
Mexico
Guzman
Lionel Hamburg
Henry Hamburg
Zaman Rough
Nemedy
Hunt
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania
Governor Hunt
J H Jouts
ZZ Jcbocon
JB Bell
C . Simon
William Beck
Mise Peonie Alexander
Jobo Humphrey
Bybee
F K Richard
W M Seldon
Alvin Booth
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