Yuma and Arizona political notes and wild weather claims
A long garbled column mentions Yuma goods pricing jokes about oranges and melons, then shifts to Arizona labor law penalties for eight hour work limits in mining and processing. It cites editorials on Chicago politics, western senators, Orozco and Madero, copper prosperity, mail horned toads, Nevada senate picks, and a Democratic presidential victory forecast for November.
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Chicago
Democratic Party
Arizona
Weedin
Florence Tribune
West
Congress
Smith
Ashurst
Hayden
Cuba
Arizona News SnipsOn Copper Trips And Legal Moves
State brief recounts copper reduction work and a Bisbee to San Diego exposition trip. Officials plan to choose a site for the Arisuna building at the Pecama California exposition and join by railway to meet committee members in San Diego. Also notes a Cananea accident, a jail release, and petitions for a fraud conviction pardon to President Taft.
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Arisuna
San Diego
Jor Hunt
Yoma
Phil Merrill
Board of Supervisors
Graham County
H B Calisber
Dongle
Charles H Akre
Southern Pacific
Bao Diego
WH Burbage
Winslow
Supreme Court Upholds Hanging for Chavez and Campbell
Arizona Supreme Court confirms murder convictions for Chavez and Campbell. Chavez killed Deputy Charlie King of Yavapai County at Jerome in 1910, Campbell killed Kid Kerby at Prescott in 1911. Court affirms lower court, sentences to hang, date to be set.
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Chavex
William Campbell
Arizona Eupremes Court
Chavez
Charlie E King
Depty
Yavapai County
Tome
Campbell
Kid Kerby
Press Cott
Supreme Court
Taft Seeks 1 350 000 For Army Militia Maneuvers
Washington dispatch reports President Taft requesting appropriation of 1 350 000 to cover joint maneuvers of the army and militia this summer. California and Utah militia will train jointly August 18 to 28 near San Francisco and in September at Fort Huemlehinan in Aurora.
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Washington
Taft
California
Utah
San Francisco
Aurora
Fort Humlehinan
Southwestern Plans New Line From Tucson To Globe
Southwestern Decides to Build a railway extension from Tucson to Camp Apache, then to Globe and Miami with surveys approved. Construction could begin in September, delivering Camp Apache ore to Old Dominion smelter. Route runs via Oracle, Merimorh, Camp Apache, Miami and Glebs over a standard grade. Estimated length about 110 miles and cost per mile lower than the Tucson to Fairbank stretch.
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Hi Faso
Tucson
Camp Apache
Globe
Old Dominion Company
Fairbank
Arizona Officials Choose Exhibit Site at Panama Pacific
Four Arizona commissioners EB O'Neill AL Moore Mose Drachma and J 8 Douglas led a site selection discussion in Tucson for Arizops building and a large diner for Arizonans at the Panama Pacific exposition in San Francisco. They planned travel by Elks train to join the excursion to San Francisco to finalize the site.
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Arizops
Arizonane
San Francisco
Palace Hotel
Tucson
Arzowa
EB O'Neill
AL Moore
Phoenix
Mose Drachma
J 8 Douglas
Bisbee
Elks
Ben Frans Jcisco
City Band To Lead July Fourth Celebration
The Tombstone city band takes charge of the July Fourth events with plans for a large scale barbecue and grand festivities at the corner of 4th and Fremont. An arranged program promises entertaining races, prizes, and a spirited community turnout for a successful celebration.
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Overland
City Hall Park
Coset
Fremont
Maps of Cochise County Roads Filed for Record
County Surveyor J McNeighs filed four maps of recently surveyed county roads for record. The routes run Willcox to Bowie to Santa Simon then to the New Mexico state line, from Henson along the San Pedro River, from Paradise to Bowie, from for betone to Benson and onto Oras 2000. More maps will be filed, with the goal that by year end every public highway in Cochise county will be surveyed and recorded in the county recorder's office.
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J McNeighs
County Recorder
Willcox
Bowie
Sao Simon
Henson
San Pedro River
Paradise
Betone
Benson
Oras
Cochise County
More Well Drilling In Lost Hill District
Melvin McWhorter plans several oil rigs in the Lost Hill district soon. The combination machines can work on drop or rovary sites. McWhorter is expected to become one of the largest operators in the area.
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Canapea Youthe
S Cainese
Ojo de Agua
Can
Jobo Seeeler
St Johes
Tureday
Barth
Reulemiah
Sheeset
Harrie Miller
Springerville
Tucson
The
Observer
Lost Hill District
Melvin McWhorter
Mr McWhorter
Benson
No Free Text Books Next Term In Artooe Schools
No free text books in Artooe schools next term due to a law passed this year by Stave Huard of Echpes. The law becomes effective August 18 and the board cannot open bids or contracts until after that date, leaving insufficient time for delivery of books.
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Artooe
Stave Huard
Echpes
Board of Education
Edoo
Wolfranite Ore Trade Leases To German Buyer
In Tucson a Tucson report says Mex Jongbandel of San Francisco has optioned the Bont end Sampson mine in the Guijee mountains. He intends to lease claims to applicants from Toccon and ship most ore to Siegfried Pels of Hamburg for use in steel tempering.
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Guijee Mountains
Mex Jongbandel
San Francisco
Tucson
Toccon
Siegfried Pels
Hamburg
Germany
Wollanire
Tmpering Steel
Extradition Proceedings in Ma mooth Murder Case Move Forward
Tuesday arrival of Judge Willian F Cooper to handle extradition papers for the Martinez murder case as David Mamooth’s killer awaits governor signature. Extradition to be completed. Martinez expected to be jailed for October trial. other local notes include courthouse work, asylum moves, and community updates.
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Willian F Cooper
Superior Court of
Pima County
Sutter
David Mamooth
Gleeton
Mexico
Martines
Alexander Murray
Martinez
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San Antonio Tex
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Mr Bacon
Miami Copper Company
Charles Urider
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Tigre
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Prescott
J H Crom
Prescott Chamber of Commerce
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Soldiers’ Home
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Moving Pictures of Arizona Selection
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Phoenix Lodge
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Knights of Pythine
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Alani Cattle Company
Sonars
Kanaas City
Burton Mopemen
Sonora
Bureau of Animal Industry
Department of Agnewltare
Jos. Cima
Daniel McFarland
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Baloon
Percy Bowden
San Simon
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Mise May Chamberlain
A Karger
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Hurley
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