G O P Turns Down Its Pledges
The Senate debated the statehood bill and an amendment to pass it was tabled. Democrats mostly opposed tabling, while Republicans split except Foraker and Worley. The scene underscored Republican ties to the party pledge on statehood for the territory. A Republican delegate from Arizona is described as powerless in the matter.
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United States
Owen
Oklahoma
Lodge
Senate
Foraker
Ohio
Worah
Idaho
Congress
Arist
Seattle Exposition Underway at Alaska-Yukon-Pacific Fair
Seattle proceeds toward the Alaska-Yukon-Pacific Exposition with finishing touches at the grounds. Officials say the exposition will open on schedule with most early buildings completed or near completion, two months before opening day.
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Seattle
Navy Destroyer Rides Coast In 476 Miles Thirty Hours
One of Uncle Sam's torpedo destroyers covered 476 miles along the California coast in seventeen hours, averaging 28 miles per hour. The navy has grown into a large institution and shows no signs of barnacles.
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Uncle Sam
California
Navy
New San Francisco Firm Formed Over Luther Burbank Rights
A corporation headed by Dr. Herbert Law is formed in San Francisco to acquire all rights to Luther Burbank’s plant products. The move aims to allow Burbank to pursue scientific experiments and attain financial independence.
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San Francisco
Herbert Law
Luther Burbank
Santa Rosa
Mr. Burbank
The Territory We Live In Amid Prosperous Times
A fragment reflecting on national storms and local progress praises Arizona’s calm and prosperity. It laments division and urges unity to advance the territory, contrasting harsh events elsewhere with the bucolic, peacetime life and industrial growth in Arizona.
Is This President Entirely Forgotten
A fragmented query recalls a Missouri figure named Atkinson who briefly served as president for a day starting noon on March 4, 1949, around the time Volk’s term expired. The note questions public memory of short tenures and obscure leaders amid presidential history.
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Roosevelt
Atkinson
Missouri
Volk
Fashion writers ponder women collar fashions and necklines
The article notes women may struggle to adapt to evolving collar styles and necklines, yet expresses confidence they will manage if new fashions require it. It reflects period tone with light humor about fashion demands and personal appearance.
Roosevelt Prepares Articles at Sage More Hill Dispatch
A Oyster Bay dispatch notes Mr. Roosevelt stayed at Sage More Hill all day preparing a number of magazine articles for publication after his sailing. The report quotes delighted locals calling him a happy and marvelous man and marveling at his productivity.
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Oyster Bay
Roosevelt
Sagemore Hill
Pulse Hication
Secretary Dickinson to Panama Expedition by Commercial Liner
Secretary Dickinson, a Democrat, will travel to the Panama Canal Zone not aboard a battleship but on a commercial liner. He likely believes a battleship is not a private yacht.
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Dickinson
Panama
Canal Zone
Coffin-nails labeled Miss Roosevelt's Favorite charm U S ties
A Manila cigarette brand named Miss Roosevelt's Favorite is described as being on good terms with the United States Government, heightening curiosity about its taste and implied endorsement. The odd branding suggests a political or cultural angle linked to U S affairs.
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United States
Miss Roosevelt
Lawmakers Consider Pay Cut Amid Many Proposals
Amid varied legislative ideas, none of the proposals to cut member pay have gained traction. The note reflects on the rarity of salary reduction plans among ongoing charges and reforms.
Substitute for Pace Bill in Third House Debate
During the session, a substitute bill named the Prot bill was introduced in the Third House. It relates to local option and proposes public dispensaries at every crossroad in counties, with beverages limited to certain sodas and non alcoholic drinks. the bill would abolish the Territorial Water Wagon and redirect funds to enforce provisions. Key figures referenced include J W Woof and Frank BeSines, with an appropriation to public examiner to implement the measure, taking effect immediately.
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J. W. Woof
Frank BeSines
Graham
Prohibitionists Claim Unconstitutional City Voting Rule
The Phoenix Gazette reports that prohibitionists argue a provision counting votes in incorporated cities is unconstitutional. They note precincts outside city limits must vote in their own precincts and ballots cannot be distinguished from city voters. Saloon owners are surprised and hope the law can be upheld despite the challenge.
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Ithe Lawas
Outeide
Phoenix Gazette
Territorial items of interest condensed
The old Fort Wisippl y building tied by General Crook near the Arizona Lodiwa site was recently sold at auction for 18,000 dollars. Baldwin of Somerton sues P Bonderson, Yuma Water Users Association president, for 5,000 dollars in libel damages over statements in a circulated letter. Receiver Lakin says First National Bank of Blyth will likely close by July 1 with only a 29 percent dividend already paid. Citizens debate Gov. Kibbey’s candidacy as George A. Minte urges Taft to back him. Deputy US Marshal escorted 30 Chinese for deportation. 55 Chinese remain in Tucson jail awaiting removal. Sweeney family returns from England and Sonora mining rumors surface. Yuma asparagus and crops fetch strong demand. Gut W Miller Jr. is gravely ill in Los Angeles. A man named Nabor Paclena Jr. faces first degree murder charges in Alice Caine case. A hose company accident injures McKay in Yuma. Mexican immigrants face new laws mirroring US rules on disease, poverty, and detention, aiding border enforcement.
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Gowhivthey
Arizona
George K. Trish
Finn County
Republican Territorivd Committee
Tucson
George A. Minte
Republican Central Committee
Marivops County
Tearles
Taft
Guerrecee
Nogales
Debate on Prohibition Question in Milwaukee
Milwaukee will host the first of three debates on the prohibition question on Friday night March 25 between Mayne David S Row and A Dickis. Dickie will defend prohibition and Mayor Rose will oppose it. A Chicago venue and a Southern city venue are planned for later debates. Separately engineers report five weeks remain to complete the interiso road Calexico to trix miles, with government inspection by May 9 expected.
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David S. Row
A. Dickis
Alain
Dickie
Rose
Chicago
South
Jack Carillo
Sys
Yuna
Calexico
Trix
Supreme Court Decides Indian Case on Habeas Writ
The Supreme Court case By A Lit Lee and Navajo Indiana concerns removal from a reservation after an outbreak. The court discharged the Indians on a writ of habeas corpus, ruling that while the government may remove natives, it cannot imprison them at hard labor without due process. The decision rejects claims they were prisoners of war or wards of the government, and notes an appeal by United States Attorney Alexander.
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Department
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Alexander
United States Supreme Court
Himirez
Descriptions From Tombstone Daily News Clippings
Wednesday’s Daily reports Shelee Bown delaying travel to Monday and describes Tombstone figures visiting Pierce City. It notes a train wreck near Yun tue and a relief response, plus dental work by Tucson specialists and upcoming Tombstone marriages. Pensions awarded to Frank H. McGowan and Chesley Houghton.
Injunction Issued In Tombstone Electric Fight
The Tombstone Electric Light Co faces an injunction initiated by the city to halt work at the plant and transfer the dispute to court. The action targets the companys franchise and potential nuisance claims. W G Gimore defends the Electric Co as city officials consider arbitration to resolve the differences and restore electric service.
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Tombstone Electric Light Co
St the Phint
Eleetsie Co
Ain
No Booze Sold by Butchers on Trains
An order abolishes liquor sales on national trains in Mexico amid long standing disputes. The measure targets beer tequila and mescal sales by train vendors, with the Pallman cars to end service as part of the reform.
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Mexico City
Asaya
Mexico
County Valuation Falls From 1908 in Cochise County
County Assessor Howe estimates this year’s valuation may not match last year as copper prices and property values drop in parts of Cochise. He notes past mine output and copper trends, with New York market averages cited for 10 years, suggesting a lower overall ratio of valuation this year.
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Ounty
Howe
Cochise County
New York
Accagor
Mexican Consul Garcia Visits Tombstone Officials
Mexican Consul Garcia visited Tombstone in an official capacity to discuss coordination with U S authorities. He praised Attorney Darrow retained by the defense and pledged government support in forthcoming district court proceedings in April. Garcia, a Sin representative, emphasized discipline and unity against dissenters.
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Naco Hieber
Yesenday
Consul Garcia
Tombstone
Consa Giarele
Darrow
United States
District Court
Connil Garcia
Dine
Dias
Special Examiner After Railroads In Commerce Case
The Special Examiner hearing the Mari al Club vs Santa Fe Maricopa and Phoenix railroads began today in Tucson. The case questions discrimination and water competition affecting coast points. A mass of data and witnesses will be examined as the Commercial Club seeks relief despite rate reductions. Also at the superintendent's office a resignation was accepted and Ralph Abbate named successor. Stubbs named foreign freight agent of the Southern Pacific lines.
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Santa Fe
Maricopa
Cope Commer & Phoenis
Phoenix & Eastern Railroad
Commercial Club
W H. Whalen
Yeaterday
M. Bicknell
Ralph Abbate
Stubbs
Fopegn
Southern Pacific Steamship Lines
New York
Tucson
Dr. Stubbs
University of Nevada
J. C. Stubbs
Southern Pacific Company
Chicago
Tucwa
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