Cochise County Pioneers Form County Society in Douglas
The Cochise County Pioneers Association was formally organized in Douglas with over 150 attendees. Officers include President B. A. Packard and vice presidents from Pearce Tombstone Willcox Bisbee and Benson. Murray Meinernay of Douglas cited as oldest resident on the official register. The gathering featured a program of informal meetings, dinner, a concert, and a dance. Prior talks honored pioneers who settled in Arizona.
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Cochise County
Form County Society
Douglas
Ariz
the Pioneers Association of
Southwest
Cochise
T Organic
B. A. Packard
C. M. Renaud
Pearce
James F. Duncan
Tombstone
Morgan
Willcox
JS Willams
Bisbee
H Biz. Benson
H. ©. Stillman
FV. Moreno
Murray Meinernay
Metheraay
Airdome
Spirit of the Times
John S. Boyle
Arizona
Mr. Boyle
Boyle
John P. Boyle
Regents Meeting Ahead In Phoenix Report
Phoenix notes March 2 reporting Governor Campbell traveling for a regents meeting set for Wednesday to discuss the university program for the next two years. The session is viewed as pivotal since the reorganization under the new law.
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Phoenix
Ariz
Campbell F
Twison
Board of Regents
House
Senate
Secretary of
State House
Corporation Commission
Local Bisbee Names List From 19th Century Ledger
A compiled list of individuals with hometowns such as Bisbee Naco Pearce Lowell and Douglas including years 1881 1897 1901 1903 and other dates in a ledger-like record. The document presents names like Jones Ross Thomas Hayhurst Howe Johnson Renaud and several others across Arizona towns.
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L Jones
Bisbee
D. P. Ross
Walter Thomas
S. J. Hayhurst
Naco
A.W. Howe
Robert Coughran
Hereford
FP. M. Johnson
Peter Johnson
Charles M. Renaud
Pearce
E. J. Renaud
L. Renaud
Martin L. Armstrong
Lowell
Ben Humphrey
Billy Wood
John N. Johnson
ED. Harris
Webb
J. J. Bowen
J. G. Cowen
Warren
A. Y. Smith
Dan Travis
Douglas
W. L. Kaneaster
Elfrida
Stier Swedish
J. J. Boyle
Brakfield
EC. Duffner
Paradise
Scott Whaley
C. C. Young
E. P. Grindell
McNeal
Lon M. Fralie
Rucker
A. V. Pralie
G. M. F. Maza
Cochise County Subscriptions for Relief drive
County chairman T. C. McGrath reports Cochise residents respond strongly to the near east relief drive. Bisbee and Douglas lead with similar sums, Tombstone supplies, and Cochise totals equal one fourth of the state extra. Subscriptions from districts list the contributions as read.
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Near East
T. C. McGrath
Bisbee
Douglas
Tombstone
Cochise
Mr. Grath
Refugees in Columbus doubt Martin Lopez killed during battle
A Mormon settler and son escaped from Martin Lopez's Villa force near La Ascension. They report Feliz Lopez, not Martin Lopez, was killed in the Roquilla del Marquesate fight and claim Lopez's band carried extensive American currency and hundreds of horses and mules stolen from northern Chihuahua ranches.
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Loper
la Ascension
Bunk” Spencer
Lopez
Villa
Chihuahua
Willcox Cattle Growers to Meet in April
Willcox will host the Cochise Graham Cattle Growers association semi annual meeting on April 4. Prominent cattlemen from Cochise and Graham counties are expected, and Willcox hospitality is praised as a strong draw for attendees and guests.
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Willcox
Cochise
Cattheaven
Wilcox
Douglas
al Paso & Southwest 1
Pio
Cami
Ainear
Fatsbarn
Y Motsurt
Morgan
J. Moyer
Fea Parks
M. Roberts
Horace Denlap
Cook
Counry
Governor Denies Need for Extra Legislative Session
Governor Cavell dismisses rumors of an extra session in a Phoenix statement on March 2. He says conditions do not warrant convening again and calls reports of a May 29 date rumors.
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Phoenix
de Iain
Civebell
Tye
Repi
Condit Cube
Orse
Lepistan
Damage suits filed against Southern Pacific in Cochise crash
Two damage suits totaling 540000 were filed in Phoenix by the administrators of the Manuel Sanchez and Mariana Pacheco estates. They allege deaths after an automobile collision with a railroad crossing near Cochise in March 1917.
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Phoenix
Ariz
Southern Pacific Railroad
Manuel Sanchez
Mariana Pacheco
Cochise
Resignation of U S Employment Service Arizona Chief
Thomas J. Croaff resigns as federal director of the United States employment service for Arizona citing Congress failing to fund continuance. He asks to be relieved April 1 with Hywel Davies to take over duties in conjunction with his role as cenfilia tor.
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Arizona
Maricopa County
158Th
France
United States
Croaff
Phoenix
Thomas J. Croaff
United States Employment Service
Secretary of Labor
Wilson
Congress
Hywel Davies
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