Arizona News Summary From Fragmented State Dispatches
Dredging around an English-speaking Indian by a black hold up man ends without loot. Tempe pushes for moving agriculture school to join the normal school. Prescott hosts a banquet for San Carlos victory with Col. Tom Weedin as toastmaster. Charles Weeks who killed Torres dies in jail. Reports from Prescott place two suspects under arrest for the hold up near Oracle. Phoenix capitol plans expansion after construction. Mobile County enforces ban on drinking and women in saloons. Charity aid helps 1,000 locals with 19,000 dollars spent. Chesterfield mine near Tucson shifts ore to El Paso smelter. more troops likely to Douglas as border tensions rise with armed Mexican residents. Robberies under Hill Street bridge. Prescott opens a women’s rest room in the library. Salt River project payment extensions meet opposition in Washington. Tucson auto club plans to visit Berbee and Douglas. a drowned man abandons effort to reach Yuma. Earth magazine devotes pages to Arizona and Salt River valley. Phoenix school district gains funds. Williams Democrats organize a Champ Clark club for unit voting at Baltimore. Aviation meet crowds disappoint, while Globe reports highway surveys from Ray to Globe. Southern Pacific freight congestion affects Tucson. Dorrie Maines escapes a train and is recaptured. Pima County board refuses to set salaries for peace justices and constables.
Douglas Undertaker Victim of Smallpox
Jobo L McGariby manager of McCarthy Undertaking Livery in Douglas and Henry Deos berger an assistant were moved to the detention hospital as suspected smallpox cases by City Health Officials. Their mild illnesses are believed to stem from a forest Mr McGarty oversaw. Mrs McGarty, related to Jobe and Dansberger, is ill and quarantined, but doctors doubt infection due to no symptoms after incubation.
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Jobo L McGariby
McCarthy Undertaking & Livery Company
Douglas
Henry Deosberger
Greene
McGarty
Jobe McGary
Dansberger
Abe
Democratic slate announced for national convention delegates
Eugene Brody O Neill of Phoenix and Reese M Ling of Prescott announce as Democratic National Committee candidates. Other declarations name Eugene Ive Tocron MG Dougherty Mess Charles Wolfe Tempe Parker Coviff Crown King W G Sampson Flagstaff D L Cuningham Tombstone John Hampton Safford for Baltimore delegates with May 29 primary looming.
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Eugene Brody O'Neill
Phoenix
Reese M Ling
Prescott
Democratic Nations Committee
Forever Territorial
Eugene L Ive
Tocron
MG Dougherty
Mess
Charles Wolfe
Tempe
PFP
Parker Sod Coviff
Crown King
W G Sampson
Flagstaff
D L Cun
Pingham
Tombstone
John Hampton
Safford
Baltimore
Cattlemen Vow Ranger Steps and Brand Tax Talk
A Cochise County cattlemen meeting chaired by J H Slaughter drew over ten members. County Attorney Gilmore outlined the convention aims, discussed ranger appointments, brand tax issues, and the formation of a Cochise County Cattlemen Association. E H Reeves elected secretary, with Slaughter as president and a five member constitution committee named.
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Colehiee
Gilmore
Board of Supervisore
J H Slaughter
Cochise
E H Reeves
Tomtetone
Wm Riggs
Sheff Wheeler
Lexpress
Meeiing
Bertg
Stockm 5
Sheriff
Board of Supervisors
Kogge
Brandt
Cochise County
JA Rockfellow
JT Hod
BJ Mo
Kinney
J L Dedman
Page
Tombstone Cowboy Event Draws Wide Crowd In County Capital
A colorful crowd arrived in Tombstone for a cattlemen gathering as cowboys their partners and friends filled streets. The well dressed party rode in from Cochise County areas to attend the meeting and parade.
May Deport Yaqui Woman Returns to Tombstone Case
Immigration Inspectors Jeff Milton of Fairbank and Charlie Sensner of Benson spent yesterday in Tombstone examining the Yaqui woman recently brought to Tombstone and jailed in Courtland. Officials believe she was deported earlier at Douglas and crossed the line again. A photo will be sent to Washington to verify age, but translation proved difficult as no county official could interpret.
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Jeff Milton
Fairbank
Charlie Sensner
Benson
Apent
Tombstone
Courtland
Douglas
Department of Commerce and Labor
Washington
Sest
Newsy Notes From The Big Valley
Winds cause roof damage at several Courtland homes including E H Blair and RS Grier while Palace Stables coverage breaks. Pearce miner manager Llewelyn Humphreys recovers from injuries. Supplies shipped to Bisbee. Visitors from Cochise and San Angelo spend days on local valley homestead. Residents prepare for California summer travel and Gleeson School outing observed.
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E H Blair
House of RS Grier
Te Weatero
Courtland
Llewelyn Humphreys
Coremon-Wealth
Pearce
Jeli
Atic
RG McBride
Thoreday
Bisbee
Copper Queen
Tombstone Dispatch Report from Douglas and Local Events
Tombstone notes prisons transfer Leaumir Bralard and John Rhodes to Douglas hospital for illness. U S District Attorney Morricon reappointed by Taft. Picked as county seat visitors, and local officials busy amid civil cases. Dance at Gage Hall planned. mining prospects at Commonwealth Extension praised. grand jury to convene in April.
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Leaumir Bralard
John Rhodes
Tombstone
Douglas B
Harry Wheeler
Cattlemen Gather for Cochise County Convention in Tombstone
Notable figures including Hon B A Torres and ALK Street attend the day’s events in Tombstone for the Cattlemens convention. Officials report busy preparations as assessors and deputies ready county rolls while William Hicks undergoes appendicitis recovery after hospital care in Bisbee.
Notary Commissions Increasing in Number
The clerk's office reports several new notary commissions received yesterday and to be sent to the appointees after bond approval. Names include A W Flickinger Ben Rice of Douglas LO Woolery Joseph A Ivey Frank W Goodbody JT Kingsbury Mise May Chanterisin Miss Liltisof Bolland Mrs Frances Abell all of Tombstone H W Williams and Don Sneed of Bisbee Henry Heorick of Bowie James M Hallo Coobiee LV McCourt of Wilbor Mrs Mary F Titus of Benson Carlos E Bolton of McNeal and John F Crowley of Willcox.
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Superiary Public Commissions
Esch
Notarice
Lax
Board of Supervisors
A W Flickinger
Ben Rice
Douglas
LO Woolery
Joseph A Ivey
Frank W Goodbody
JT Kingsbury
Mise May Chanterisin
Liltisof Bolland
Frances Abell
Tombstone
H W Williams
Don Sneed
Bisbee
Henry Heorick
Bowie
James M Hallo Coobiee
LV McCourt
Wilbor
Mary F Titus
Benson
Carlos E Bolton
McNeal
John F i Crowley
Willcox
The Coughs of Children Alert Readers to Ayer’s Helpers
An old advertisement urges parents to keep Ayer's Cherry Pectoral and Pills on hand for children's coughs. It promotes doctor consultation and notes the product contains no alcohol while claiming gentle relief. The text hints at warnings about lazy health habits and references pills as a trusted remedy.
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Ayer
Board Faces Deluge of Petitions at Meeting
County board prepares to tackle a flood of petitions. Key items include appointing medical superintendent at the county hospital with Dr W.D. Greece and Frank E Thomas seeking posts, and Dr TW Randall seeking redial superintendent. Also requests for road repairs between Birber and territorial highway, and Hereford justice of the peace and constable appointments. Several applicants seek reappointment and many minor petitions await action.
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Supervivore Cone
Thed
Eld
de W . Greece
Douglas
Ape
Frank E Thomas
Bieber
Justice Courte of
Low
Bisbee
TW Randall
B W Adam~ Soo
Jessie Yoakum
Birber
Renwick White
San Simon
Citiven
Hereford
Charles M Johnston
Juba Woolf
May Hold U S Court in Tombstone
A U S District Attorney Morrison opines a term of the United States court may be held in Tombstone as many land cases arise from Cochise County. He notes a bill before Congress designating Phoenix Prescott Globe and Tucson as federal court towns but sees no obstacle to Tombstone being chosen if expediency warrants. Citizens pressure in Cochise could help establish Tombstone Cochise as a federal court district given substantial local case flow.
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Tombstone
U. S
Morrison
Gecan
Morris
Comphisy County
Conerees
Phoenix
Prescott
Globe and
Tucson
Tomas
Cochie County
Tomistone and
Cochise
Arizona
Sloan's Case Delayed for Federal Judge Appointment
A Washington dispatch reports delays in confirming former Governor Sloan as a federal judge. Senate Judiciary Committee will not act until the state’s delegation is seated, a process likely to take at least a month. Charges against Sloan were reportedly presented to the President by Texas Senator Wilson, with further inquiries reaching the White House.
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Senate
Sloan
Treson
Senate Judicary Committee
Shom
Megaraing
Washington Dispatch
The
Star
England
TF Wilson
Hilles
Cattle Trade Expands From Nogales to the United States
Statistics show 285 head of cattle cared for at Nogales from August 1 to January 31, heading into the United States, proving the cattle business from Sopers and Sincios has begun. At present over 106 care orders are filled and will be loaded shortly, with several cattle buyers active in Nonore.
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Nogales
Nto Te United Siater
Sopers and
Sinsios
Nonore
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Nol
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E A Pike
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Grobe
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Reclamation Service
Automobile Elub
Tucroe
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Tuccon
E'Roig
Yuma
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the Earth
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Arisone
Salt River Valley
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Globe
Hoot
Ray
Rey
Globe-Miami
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Dorrie Maines
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Pima County Board of Supervisors
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Phoenix Gazette
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Tease L Dedman
Chiricahua Cattle Company
Peirce
Tomstone
Cattlemens
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Bee
Fremont St
H E Berner
Maclay
Sessions
Baz Bernardino
Heise
Veto Haes
B. A. Torres
Bishe
Alk Street
G Choate
Wearlee
Bow Pines
Fred Bennett
Bequillas Land & Cattle Coat Land
Cattlemens Meeting
CW Hicks
Birheelas
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RB Krebs
FP Moore
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D. L. Cunningham
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