Modify Arizona Divorce Laws and Legislative Notes
A scanned historical legislative text outlines divorce grounds and procedures in Arizona, detailing annulment conditions, age restrictions, and types of decrees. It lists Senate bill introductions on county auditors, teacher diplomas, license uniformity, and other measures, with references to individuals and localities such as Maricopa, Yuma, Pima, and Bisbee.
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Kelton
Committee of the Whole
Senate
Chase
Greenies
Cree Sting
Chase of
Greenleep
Coniff
Yavpai
Conif
Sudden Death of Frank C Earle, Tombstone Pioneer
Douglas Gray, president of the Tombstone Chamber of Commerce, announces the death of Frank C Earle in El Paso from apoplexy. Earle, a longtime Tombstone prope r, connected with the Tombstone Mill and Mining Co since 1880, established the Earle assay fire, later managed El Paso melting interests, and oversaw Imperial mining ventures. His passing deepens local mourning as family prepares for funeral in El Paso. widow and three children left.
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Frank C Earle
Tombstone
Douglas Gray
Tombstone Chamber of Commerce
el Paso
Atsoke
Spople
Tombstone Mill and Mining Co
Earle Aseay
L Har
Drcessed
el Paso Swelling Co
Beveral
Christ
Imperial
F C Esrle
Pupsisdom
Gray
Mra Earle
el Pano
Many Cupid Licenses Issued in Cochise the Past Month
Cochise county records show a surge in marriage licenses with nearly 500 issued in 1912 and 96 olive phonons since January 1. The state’s divorce record is being challenged by rapid activity at the superior clerk’s office as James A Docan and Helen A issue recent licenses.
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Cochise
Cochise County
Superior Court
Danog
Catte, Mining and Agricultural Vobdivision
Asinoas
Cupid
Sunday In Tombstone Churches Service Schedule
Catholic services include Spanish mass at 8:00 am and a second Mass in English with Benediction after. Sunday School at 10:30 am. rosary at 7:39 pm. Friday Way of the Cross with Benediction at 7 pm. Weekday Masses at 7:30 am. Featured pastors Rev. Winout Genevalle and Rev. Trevor Oates. Congregational services list Sunday School 10 am, preaching 11 am and 7:30 pm, with Christian Endeavor at 7 pm. Bi monthly communion services and a children's illustrated talk at 7:30 pm plus music. all invited.
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Congregational
EH Reeves
Christian Endeavor
Alang
C. W. Doxcax
American Filibuster Requests Arizona Passage
A Phoenix editor reports a letter to Governor Hunt from Jobo Black of Montrose Colorado seeking permission for an armed cavalry unit recruited in Utah to pass through Arizona. Officials say the prospect of a Mexican filibuster remains a topic of dispute and debate.
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Hunt
Jobo Black
Montroce
Colo
Arizons
Utah
Court Cases Filed Against Multiple Parties Across Dockets
Superior court judgments involve a suit at 5800 Charles Bowman Drive and a related case at 219 Antonis Pic One Drive. A divorce action appears alongside. The Cosmopolitan Group seeks a Tombstone representative to manage subscription renewals and extend circulation by proven methods, offering salary and commission with experience preferred.
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Charles Bowman
Warpetroe
Decourrer
Antonis Picone
F Picone
Tombstone
Tombstone Town Topics Tersely Told
Mre Kringle left for El Paso with Mre 8 P Kyle for a two week visit at the Pass City. Attorney Frank Dean returned to Douglas after court matters at the county seat. Miss Clara O Donnell arrived from Benson to visit her parents, County Recorder Murphy and wife, Jos McPherson of the City. Fer received a car of Gallop ump coal for the coal yards. Judge and Mrs Fred Sutter left for Tucson on a brief visit. they return next week. Lamrr, brother of the late M D Scribner, returned to Los Angeles after the funeral. Miss Ruth Duncan arrived from Oklahoma City to live with her parents. she is welcomed to Tombstone society.
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Mrek Kringle
el Paso
Mre
Kyle
Pass City
Frank Dean
Douglas
Misa Clara O'Donnell
Benson
Murphy
Jos McPherson
Trante
Judge
Fred Sutter
Tucson
Mr . Lamrr
M D Scribner
Los Angeles
Vad
Ruth Duncan
CW Duncan
Oklahoma City
Okla
Dancen
Tombstone
Treasurer Goes to New York to Sign Bonds
State Treasurer David L Johnson left for New York to finalize the sale of 2,090,000 dollars in bonds to WN Soler & Co. The move, authorized by the funding and loan commission, aims to save about 700 to 1000 dollars in expiring time and avoid delays by signing on site.
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WN Soler & Co
New York
David L Johnston
Metropolie
Johnson
Funding and Loan Commission
Arizona Oranges To The East
One carload of fancy Arizona navel oranges will be shipped to New York this week by Weldon L Irvin and sold at auction. Prices from six to nine dollars a box are expected as the season ends and cold weather looms. The Arizona Sons Orange Association notes scarce supply should push prices higher.
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New York
Weldon L Irvin
Ari+sons Orange Association
Arizona News of Interest Reports Flood Fears and Local Crimes
Rumors of trouble at Roosevelt Dam prompt combined efforts of engineers and the reclamation service. Indios preparing for a Salt and Verde flood. Tuczon burglaries steal $250 in clothing from Boston store. Bisbee police recover four suspects, two escape. Prescott miner Hugh Arnold buried in Alaska snow slide. friends fear others lost. Phoenix considers vacuum cluster street system. Boston store thefts in Douglas.
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Phoenix
Roosevelt Dam
Reclamation Service
Hough Arnold
Prescott
Alaska
William Arnold
Srescus
Hugh Arnold
Spinal Meningitis Epidemic Reported In Bisbee
Word from Tombstone says Bisbee faces a serious spinal meningitis outbreak with likely unreported cases. Schools theatres churches and public places are closed or seating restricted as officials act to prevent spread to neighboring towns. Public gatherings are banned amid rising alarm and suppressed facts concern.
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Tombstone
Bisbee
Sonora Uprising Gains Steam Against Huerta Regime
Advices from Sonora indicate earnest secession from Mexico with growing public fever. Madero forces rally, federal desertions rise, and anti Huerta victories multiply. Fighting at Cananee reports the rebels strong, poised to seize the Sonora mining camp.
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Sonora
Mexico
Maderis'a
Federal
Cananee
Hunting Licenses for Cochise County Ready
Arizona residents pay small license fees for big and small game with season dates listed for deer quail dove trout and more. Nonresidents face higher costs including big game licenses and bird permits with age and physical details required. licenses specify season dates bag limits and fish sizes.
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Cochise County
Arizona
Board of Superviso
Remarkable Tale of Fate and Fortune for Arizona Lady
Ten years ago Globe fortune teller misled Miso Emmster predicting divorce turmoil. The Arizona woman faced a sequence of marriages, a child, accusation of insanity, and a divorce suit. Now she has remarried, bore another child, and a recent legal action saw jail time amid family uncertainty. Relatives question the remaining fate while a.L. Hilton Mer. Co. Sea Antonio w. M. pursue European outlet plans and high prices.
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Walter Ridenous
Telof Globe
Miso Emmster
Prickett
Esid
Eee
Re 'Oman
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Nif
Wuoiff
Danis
Davia
Maricopa
State Land Commission
Davis
Worsley
Pima
Congress
Worrely
Secretary of the Interior
Drennan
Yuma
State Reclamation Fund
River Control Commission
Barker
Press
Pinal and
Gila Conation
Winklerman
Dudley
Ghairdervan's
Rennett
Hom Wells
Aletha Gilkereon
Otis Winh
Sildred
Dunbar
Bistee
Harry Johnson
Margaret
Cavanaugh
John Lwilliame
Myrtle Segrove
Charles Kolle
Mary Caretto
James A
Docan
Helen
Methodist
Epworth
Trevor Oates
Arizona Oranges
Prospector
Salt
Verde
Tuczon
Boston
J M Cohen
Fred Roveredt
Altar Diatrict
Tucron
Port Lobos
Dr & C Kingsley
Arizona State Hospital For the Insane
Tempe
Buist
Jos
Seylom
Watkins of
Chibeabue Hill
John Moyers
Wood
Chopper
Common Council of
Long 'S Beach
Bargl
Dreas
Robbie
Big Copper Camp
Huerta
Hilton Mer
Antonio W ‘M
Europe
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