Doings in The Legislature in Phoenix Deliberations and Vetoes
In Phoenix, Governor Kibbey vetoed the Hampton educational qualification bill. The Council overrode the veto 10 to 2. The House fumed over the veto and urged action on the Hightower segregation bill, which the Council then passed 8 to 4. The House expected to pass the Hampton bill after the veto. No action on the Duffy anti gambling substitute.
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Kibbey
Council
Hightower
Goodrich
Hunt
St Charles
O'Neil
Goodrichs Woman Suffrage Bill Introduced in Council
A measure by Goodrich of Cochee county proposes voting rights for women over 21 who meet elector qualifications, with no sex distinction. The bill repeals conflicting laws and takes effect upon governor approval.
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Goodrich
Cochee County
Ihs
Olden Medical Discovery Claim Of Liver Invigoration
A scrambled ad touts a latent liver Invigorator and stomach tonic claiming to cure weakness despondence and poor appetite. It asserts a non alcoholic herbal formula with Golden Seal Stone root Black Cherry Bark Queen's root Bloodroot and Mandrake root, marketed as a safe remedy.
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Finley
Benpett
Doings in Legislature and Embalming Board Forming
Mine Inspector and County Examiner discussed as Bailey's primary law moves to the governor. Bills passed in both houses include eight hour limits for hoisting engineers, uniform text books, age of marriage changes, and licensing for clubs. New measures cover taxation of banks, relief for Frank Murphy, and a proposed embalming board with county examiner and mine inspector roles.
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Norton
Arizona
Weedin
Bourne
Dean
Hightower
Moore
Clube
Otter
DeSouza
Finley
Frank Murphy
Pima County
Ayer
Boards of
Pension bill eyed by Arizona teachers in legislature
In the capitol city lobbyists push a pension bill for teachers. Miss Post of Yuma is the sole eligible educator under the proposed law. Yuma’s teachers, led by Mrs. Pugh, pioneer in the Arizona Federation of Women's Clubs, press for the measure after three decades of efforts.
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Capitol
Miss Post
Yuma
Pugh
Land
Ari
Arizona Federation of Women
Iona
Grand Jury Bound Over Martinez for Burglary Charge
The Tombstone Mexican Martinez was bound over to the grand jury to answer the burglary charge in this city. He was arrested at once and brought back for trial. Real estate firms sold 380 acres of orange and beet lands in a ten day period for about $000 in Phoenix Democrat reports. The cheapest price per acre was $150 and the highest $1,000 for an orange grove.
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Martinez
Nnce
Phoenix Democrat
Stormy legislature session over segregation and pen executions
March 3 report says the House rejected the Council amendment to the segregation bill and a conference committee was formed to craft a compromise. The Council passed a bill centralizing legal executions at the Territorial Penitentiary. the substitute for initiative and referendum was limited to cities. The House approved the anti ballot measure and a separate schools bill with local option for colored children.
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House
Phoenix
Territorial Penitentiary
Board of School Trustees
Thrilling Nuptials of Arizona Bride in Los Angeles
Miss Guadalupe Middleton, once called the prettiest girl in Arizona, wed Harry G. Willingham, ex bronco buster and son of C. B. Willingham of El Paso. A vengeful rejected suitor vowed murder, but the ceremony proceeded amid Texas New Mexico and ArizonaRomance tension.
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Los Angeles
Guadalupe Middleton
Arizona
Harry G. Willingham
C. B Willingham
el Paso
Texas
New Mexico
Gang’ Pointe
Miss Middleton
Large Cattle Shipment Leaves Terape for California
The largest winter cattle shipment from Terape departed Sunday afternoon via the M and P. The convoy totaled thirty cars and included Hitchcock, Hoskins, Mom Donald, Jones and Pugh. All but one car went to California destinations, with one ending in Yuma.
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Terape
Phoenix Republican
Hitchcock
Hoskins
Mom Donald
Jones
Pugh
Yuma
California
Arizona Patrol Notes and Court Proceedings
Judge Kent will not try Vicente Franco for the murder of Ramon Coranel. Franco died at 7 15 Wednesday morning believing his sins forgiven and that he would enter the bear easy water. Copper Queen plans a $100 000 hospital near Lowell and an old building will be abandoned within months. Congress requested $200 000 for a bridge across the Colorado at Yuma. Letters patent for seventeen years issued to George W Cogwill for a ditch digging machine from Embleton. The device may profit Embleton's widow in Long Beach. Unusually cold weather affects the Congress Junction area and Salt River Valley orange belts. lamb losses reported among Wool growers.
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Kent
Vicente Franco
Ramon Coronel
Franco
Arizona
Copper Queen
Phoenix Republican
Company
Lowell
Elay
Congress
Colorado River
Yuma
George Norton
Washington
George W. Cogwill
James Embleton
Embleton
Reclamation Service
Ariza Canal
Arizona Canal Co
Long Beach
Cal
Charles R. Sligh
B. Arnt
Congress Junction
Phoenix Gazette
C. Hutchiton
Thompson reports promising Dregoone claims outlook
W H Thompson states group five claims to the Dregoone show very encouraging outlook while pursuing business. A whist party at Mr and Mrs M Brown on Third street yielded a genial evening with guests including Mr and Mrs M Stowe and others. Bryan and Robert English return from Los Angeles after schooling. Lost monogram PB belongs to a watch, reward offered. A subscriber asks quarry department questions, answered with a cautious yes if the legislature does not repeal the law.
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W. H. Thompson
Thompean
Group Five
Mie M
Third Street
Bryan
Robert English
Los Angeles
Percy Bewden
Keelvore
Puosricron
Changes in Arizona Newspapers Across the State
The Prescott Courier shifts from morning to afternoon and adopts a democratic tone under Consolidated Printing & Publishing Co. Kellys. The Phoenix Democrat moves under Moyers Bell DeSousa Wilton King family management. Yuma Enterprise transfers to OLA ownership. Seay and Bouse launch a new Times by Mrs A L Hammer in Wickerburg. Courtland in Cochise County notes two weekly papers the Artzonan and J C Stubbs remains traffic manager for Harriman lines in Tucson.
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Prescott Courier
Consolidated Printing & Publishing Co
de Kellys
Courier
Phoenix Democrat
Kellys Moyers’ Bell
DeSousad
Georgia
Bouse
Yuma County
the Times
Mra. A. 1
Hammer
Wickerburg News
Times
Courtland
Cochise County
Artzonan
Mexican revolutionists moved to Tombstone for trial
Los Angeles based Mayon Kisera and Villareal were placed on a train today under U S deputy custody and sent to Iucton Arizona to be turned over to the U S Marshal. They face a neutrality law violation charge with Mexico in Tombstone in April.
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Los Angeles
Mayon Kisera
Villareal
U. S
Iucton Arizona
U.S. Marehal
Tombstone
Telephone system links Pearce and Courtland central station
ALY. Smith from Pearce, Gleeson and Courtland oversees installation of telephone stations and connections with Tominton Telephone Co. A central at Courtland with 100 drops now radiates lines to busy industrial centers. Miss Silie Pidwell of Pearce is in charge as Central at Courtland, ensuring stable service.
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Courtland
Mise Silie Pidwell
Pearce
Toon
Courteland
Esteay
Prisoners Used on County Roads
Prisoners work on county roads and highways under Road Overseer Lamb. A road camp near South Pass houses four prisoners, improving the road to Courtland and Pearce. Reported schedule changes may shift the P. M. line trains to terminate in Benson from Mexico, instead of Tucson.
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Hotel de White
Lamb
South Pass
Courtland and
Pearce
Mexico
Benson
United States
Tucson
Benson Press
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Doty
Maricopa County
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Smith County
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City of
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J.C. Stubbs
Harriman Lines
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