House Bills Pass In Arizona Legislature Amid Debates
In Phoenix on March 3 the House passed bills taxing religious groups, authorizing town bonds, easing pay for El Perkins, and naming official state colors blue and old gold. Senate bills included limiting indebtedness, hospital inspections, and a state history publication. New measures cover lobbying, agricultural study, county creation rules, and dairy testing. Gov. Hunt warned against an extra session. the Senate convened as a committee of the whole.
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Order for beans goes begging in Arizona reforms
In Santa Cruz County Prof SF Morse of the University of Arizona reports farmers lack organization hindering bean sales. An Orleans demand for two carloads of tepary beans could not be met due to scarce stock. He urges formation of a strong cooperative, a warehouse, and proper market channels to ship in carload quantities.
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Governor signs bill amid wedding crowd and a Kerns amendment dispute
The scene included a wedding amid political debate as the Karns amendment on liquor imports for family use was debated and killed. The Governor announced Substitute Senate Bill No. 122 transferring $7500 from the general fund to the state road tax fund in Yavapai County, to be repaid to the county, leaving the session breakfast fully exercised.
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Giddy Amusement Proposes Grim Family Outing
A fragment describes Giddy Amusement suggesting a family outing to visit a grandmother's grave, a suggestion met with mixed reactions from a mother and Absented her sister. The mother prefers a grave to a wedding, signaling grim mood.
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Tombstone Band Boys Hold Surprise Smoker For McSparrow
The Tombstone City Band hosted a smoker at Chey Hall honoring former bandmaster W A McSparrow. Mayor Kuchentecker praised his leadership, and the group presented a self carved ivory baton engraved March 1915. Treasurer Vallance announced a near treasury balance and a May concert plan.
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State v McCool case advances with key witness on stand
Thursday's Daily reports the State case against McCool for the killing of a man of Smithville progressing. Main witness Derbi has testified for most of the day. many witnesses remain. County Attorney Ross and assistant prosecute the case as W. B. Cleary defends. Cecil Covellery visits Bisbee area ranch markets while Bob Hennessy attends to business.
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Tombstone Ledger Teems With Visitors And Services
Friday notes Himif Marks the old timer arrives from Bishoe. Jade White of Cochise County and Sheriff Jeff Adnans are mentioned in local chatter. Will Leo, brother of John Igo, travels from his ranch as Whetstones visit. Episcopal services led by Kev Simonson from Dougter in Tombstone. Mexican wedding Munsel Andrade and Altagracia Cordia wed in Tombstone. Beste from Brion arrives for Catholic Church services near Sunday in Benson.
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Gleeson Social Notes and Local Improvements
Gleeson March 4 report highlights Merry McLendon visiting from his ranch in the valley. A masquerade at Tom Stone II drew good attendance from Courtland and locals. Courtland road builders work begins, Jobo Gleesantas buys a large Gila valley ranch, L M Brown shows new Ford, and a motor outing with Gibsott Cole Brown Hellah and sister.
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Man Pleads Guilty in Lee Jurasuvich Murder Case
Yesterday in the superior court Teel Rekes pleaded guilty to murder in the Lee Jurasuvich case near Bitersome. He was sentenced to from ten years to life in the state penitentiary. County attorney and sheriff praised for efforts in apprehension and conviction. The McCool case remains before the court as a leading Bartlesford trial.
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Controversy Over Removal Bill Faces Court Challenge
In Bisbee and Lowe’s opposition to Douglas, a plan to move a courthouse is debated. Tombstone allies push one side while constitutional questions loom. Observers expect lawyers to exploit procedural gaps as the measure faces legal scrutiny.
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Lomas Public Band Sees New Leader Jas Dalgleish
The Lomas public band will feature Bandmaster Jas Dalgleish as the new leader replacing Mr McSparron who retired for private business. The boys anticipate continued band music under Dalgleish’s willing guidance.
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Rejoiced In the Prospect
A neighbor asks why James a non natural student is happy. James says he plans to finish schooling after third grade because his father told him if he remains stupid college would be useless. He believes he has twelve years left to study.
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Light in OceanDepths Revealed Beyond 3000 Feet
An English oceanographic expedition reports detecting distinct traces of light at depths exceeding 3000 feet, challenging assumptions about darkness in deep ocean zones. The finding could influence understanding of bioluminescence and photic processes in deep seas.
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