Yaquis Rampage in Southern Sonora Report
Nogales May 7 Comsul Frederick Simgich received a letter from H Percy Merker a British subject rescued from a Mexican jail via the American government stating Yaqui Indians are active in southern Sonora raiding white settlements Merker says he escaped with his life and narrowly reached San Francisco Los Muquis reports Mayo Indians are revolting on a campaign of burning settlements Fifteen thousand Chinese in Sonora have asked the Chinese Ambassador in Washington to appoint a Chinese consul for Sonora to protect their interests
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Sonora
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Sonera
Tombstone Town Topics Terse Notes From Cochise County
County Attorney John F. Row leaves tomorrow for Tucson to represent Cochise county in a suit brought by Pedro Michelena. The son is due to go on trial Monday. Attorney Joseph Scott of Los Angeles, with Irwin Dings, arrived for several days of legal matters. Mrs Costello’s estate is handled by Scott. Mrs Sam Willetts and children visit Bisbee. Arthur Jackson of Searera Arizona Motor Company visits on business with a Chandler Six auto to be left with local agent C. L. Cummings. Rev E W Simonson of St Paul’s Episcopal Church will come from Douglas to conduct services tomorrow at 7 30 P M. M J Donovan of American Tobacco Company visits on regular rounds. NOTICE Save the little chicks from disease by feeding Cotton Chick food. Years of feeding proves its superiority.
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Tucson
Cochise County
Pedro Michelena
To Son
Joseph Scott
Los Angeles
Irwin Dings
Scott
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Costello
Arthur Jackson
Searera
Arizona Motor Compay
Chandler Six Auto
C. L. Cummings
E. W. Simonson
St. Paul's Episcopal Church
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Douglas
Tombstone Returns to Grandeur as Town Reclaims Its Charm
A Douglas International report recalls Tombstone’s revival with renewed activity. The two story adobe hotel, Schieffelin theatre, and historic sites draw attention. Residents remain busy and hopeful, believing Tombstone has come into its own again.
Salesman Wanted for United States Steel Ware Co
Advertisement from United States Steel Ware Co of Pittsburgh seeking state salesmen for enamelware and aluminum ware. Sells direct from factories to merchants with liberal commissions, 75 percent paid on order acceptance, balance monthly. Promises permanent exclusive territory after proven ability. Example earnings cited from 40 to 80 dollars weekly. References requested.
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Naco Visit by Magness and Axtell Ends at Noon
Miss Mable Magness and Miss Emilie Axtell traveled to Naco yesterday and returned at around noon today, marking a brief local excursion.
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Emilie Axtell
Naco
Looking Back Ward 24 Years in Tombstone
A retrospective note on Pioneer Days in Tombstone with mentions of Rockfellow shipping cattle from Wixcox, Arizona politics in Phoenix, Senate appropriation bills, public school funding, election significance, and local social happenings.
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Tombstone
Congregational Church Public Worship and Even Song
Public worship at 11 a.m. with the topic Cards and Stakes. 7:30 p.m. Christian Endeavor service Evening Song featuring violin cello piano and solo Mother O Mine by RB Vallance. No Bible School until further notice. Address by H A Deck.
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Christian Enservice
Ion “Home
Homer
Mother O' Mine
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H. A. Deck
English Walnut Experiments at Rockfellow Ranch
Prof J A Rockfeow and wife arrive in Tominone from Rockfellow ranch in the Cochise Stronghold. He has grafted English walnut sprouts onto native walnuts over two weeks. Local native walnut fly affects growth. if successful, the ranch could grow a miniature forest of native walnuts, transforming the property.
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J. A. Rockfeow
Tominone
Rockfellow
Cochise
Mr. Rocki-How
Arizona Population Estimate From School Census Figures
Phoenix May 7 The report on Arizona population uses school census data to estimate the state population. School census 1910 shows 30 611 children, ratio about 3.18 to 1, leading to a calculated population of 278 817 for 1914. United States census and state blue book place it at 247 267.
Baker seeks transcontinental auto record to New York
E G Baker drives a Stutz Bearcat from San Diego to New York City aiming to beat a 12 to 16 day schedule. He passed Tombstone this morning after leaving Phoenix at midnight Thursday, covering 3400 miles with daily goals of 200 to 300 miles and desert-ready gear. The party started in Phoenix and reported fast progress toward El Paso with plans to reach New York to observe Memorial Day race events.
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New York City
Tombstone
New York
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el Paso
The Phenomenal Doer Tests Supervisors For Value
A daily thought on true worth noting that value comes from doing the task without guidance. Those who require constant advice or supervision are only nominal in merit, while the standout performer earns the big fee by delivering independently.
Clean-Up and Paint-Up Campaign on Repaired Homes
Clerk E Joes of the Superior Court notes progress on a cleanup and paint up campaign for houses being repaired. The effort appears to involve early work on several properties and outlines next steps for securing arable areas and maintaining the site.
Hell Keep on Trying
A garbled OCR line notes persistent effort in a cryptic vignette. The fragment mentions London and a person described as denrly he voek, but the text is incomplete and loses clear meaning or context. The item reads like a clipped column note or obituary fragment with uncertain subject.
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Hell
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Siberian Tigers and the misconceptions about them
The article argues that knowledge can waste time if explanations fail to reach others. It notes the Siberian tiger, a near tropical native, reaches icy Siberia as a distinct subpecies Ticrii amutlensis, famed for its green fur and unusual habit of seeking human food.
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Siberia
Wide World Magazine
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