Condensed State News Briefs on Spying and Contracts
Old man Augustio Duran from near Sasabe faces federal spying charges after allegedly confessing to being sent to Basabe to learn rebel numbers. Arizona Engineering & Construction of Phoenix wins 59500 for a state asylum diving hall and kitchen, with 607,000 appropriation last spring for plumbing and equipment. Building permits in April total 105,816, a record high for the month, while Peculiar Train Robberies occupy Tucson court week with US Attorney Wiley Jones leading cases. The mine rescue car from the US Bureau of Mines arrives in Globe for demonstrations this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Augustio Duran
Pims
Saabe
Ie Ip
Nogeles
Sonora
E V Anaya
Ansys Onje
Arizona Engineering & Construction Company
Phoenix
State Asylum
Vosane
Phosniz
Gilty Caves
United States
Tucson
Wiley Jones
Self-Defense Shot Ends in Copper Queen Smelter Killing
Night watchman Johnson shot and killed an unknown Yaqui Indian at the Copper Queen Smelter after warning him to leave. The coroner's jury found the death a justified act of self defense, with Gomes dying from a snapshot wound at 11:55 p.m. on May 5. Johnson was placed under constructive arrest and held by another watchman.
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Jobosco
Copper Queen
Johnson
Kaile
Johnson Was Placed Under Constructive Arrest, Being Iven
Robert Hilboro
Gomes
KP Johnston
Should See Arizona First Slogan Promotes Local Travel
A nostalgic call urges residents to vacation within Arizona rather than travel to California. It extols Arizona’s scenery from the Grand Canyon to Chiricahuas, notes Cochise County departures, emphasizes affordable roads, and argues local trips benefit families over beach holidays in California.
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Arizona
Cochise County
California
United States
Arizenal
Grand Canyon
Colorado
Mount Vo
Neture
Portance
Jodino
Fort Thomas
San Xavier Mission
Unico
Arispa
Arizone
U.S
Arizons
Daily Returns from Fort Huachuca and Nearby Towns
Fort Huachuca notes show Mee H P Joberton and Elmer Webster visiting from Bisbee while Mise Winnie Wilson and Irenda arrive from Bisbee and Douglas respectively. Judge Maclay from Douglas attends official business and reveals as a witness in court. J N Gaines from Cochise County Taxpayers Association travels to Douglas then Tucson for association business. The piece mentions a dry year with no snow, contrasts with 1915 rainfall, and covers local legal matters with John Doane and Attorney H Noble. A May 12 Decoration Day planning meeting is announced at Gage Hall, urging city residents to attend and register to vote. Sheriff Harry Wherler and Deputy Bond head to Douglas. local lawyers Cass and Sames arrive from the Borderland for a court case.
Tombstone News Notes Visitors and Local Happenings
Friday's Daily ae reports Mrs Frank Winters returning from Tucson after a visit with Dr and Mrs Hitchins. Warm weather reached 90 degrees. Mia Kaw improves the Cottage grounds. Citizens urged to attend a Tuesday night meeting at Gage Hall for Decoration Day and Fourth of July observances. Ole Walker returns from Sulphur Springs valley. John Gleeson visits Tombstone with his son Emmett. Deputy State Mine Inspector W Farris visits on official business. Max Marke, Tombstone pioneer, returns from Hermosillo Mexico and recalls early mining days. Arcade hotel undergoing repairs. Arlington hotel repapered and renovated with planned improvements. Billy Old is depicted as a restrained frontier lawman famed for restraint and mercy toward captured suspects.
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Gage Hall
Frances Abell
Frank Goodbody
Tombstone
Kochen
Becker
Tombtone
Gleeson
John Gleeson
Emmett
W Farris
Bisbee
Local Attorney Wins Two Supreme Court Cases
Attorney O Gibson reported to have two wins in the state Supreme Court overturning lower court rulings. In one suit William Cowan defeated Ramsey and wife, and Joberson contested as surety over notes. the court freed Joberson from the judgment while Ramsey and wife were held liable. In the second case Providor Mortgage Building Loan Association of Los Angeles prevailed as Joel Schwertner failed to cancel a trust deed without paying the owed balance, per the high court ruling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O Gibson
Supreme Court
William Cowan
Frank Remey
Peter Johnson
Ramney
Joboson
Rameey
Jobaron
Ramey
Joonron
Johneon
Los Angeles
Joel Bechwerner
Willcox
Schwertner
Rensgeinet Ite Securities
Court of Equity
Backshop Adilts Postpaid Cash or Money Order Offer
The notice advertises a postpaid cash or money order deal priced at $100 and 50 cents. It mentions two or three applications of Perfect Gray and cites entities like Beed cash, an agency in Washington, and Realty Idiog.
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Realty Idiog
Spoksne
Washington
Glowing Tribute to Billy Olds and a Tragic Death
A fragmented 19th century style tribute outlines the death of Billy Olds, a Cochise county deputy and former Arizona ranger, killed by his wife amid jealousy. The account mentions prior incidents, his grit and dexterity as a fighter, and notes he was known along the Mexican border as fearless in action, with a coroner’s inquest held in Pearce, Cochise county.
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Mexico
Texas
Arizona State
Billy Old
Seca
Alisthe
Arizona Ranger
Miami Silver Bell
Hie
Sentece
Cochise County
Arizone Reogere
Goowen
Dod
Pearce
Billy
Tess
Arisons
Egon
Wes
Tombstone Pioneer Reppy Invests in Miami Cottages
The Globe Record notes Tombstone pioneer Dr Reppy, early Tombstone publisher of the Epitaph, now a Florence resident, has investments in Miami. Contractor EB Shockley began six bungalow cottages near the depot and post office, due for completion by mid June. Reppy, once a Globe and Miami businessman, had left the district years ago to work in the south.
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Globe Record
Dr Reppy
Tombstone
Mr Reppy
Florence
Abe
Miami
Mi‘ami
Depot End
EB Shockley
D Reppy
Bfe
Shook Yeterday
Reppy
Globe and Miami
Belds
Phoenix Detective Captures Prescott Burglary Suspect
Detective M Joe Murphy of Phoenix aided by Sheriff Keeler's officers arrested Thomas H Charette, wanted in Phoenix for a large burglary scheme. Charette, who turned to selling photographic enlargements, was found while a new $8000 home was being built. His employer Esra W Thayer had become suspicious and hired the detective to investigate the hardware store breakage and related losses.
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Prescott
M Joe Murphy
Phoenix
Keeler
Thomas H Charette
Cherette
Murphy
Phoesiz
Esra W Thayer
Hardware Company
Mrs Sorin’s Funeral Held at Tucson
The funeral of Mrs Sarah H Sorin was held at the residence of Mr and Mrs Selim M Franklin on North Main Street at 9 Sunday morning with interment at Evergreen. Attendees included friends from Globe Bisbee and Tombstone. The service was conducted by W J Dizon of the Episcopal church. Pallbearers were WI Perry George J Roskroge William F Cooper BM Jacobs Phil Biacsco P E Howell and K OM Dickerman.
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Sarah H Sorin
Selim M Franklin
North Main Street
Evergreen
Globe
Bisbee
Tombstone
Pima County
Springsee
Bar
W J Dizon
Episcopal Church
Mra Selim M Frenklin
Misa Bertha Herring
Los Angeles
Borin
Mre Frenklin
Giobe
WI Perry
George J Roskroge
William F Cooper
BM Jacobs
Phil Biacsco
P E Howell
K OM Dickerman
Tucson Star
Not Guilty Verdict In Horse and Buggy Theft Case
In Superior Court this afternoon the State vs Al fonso Hemeda and Mike Hage charged with stealing a horse and buggy near Douglas. The jury returned a verdict of not guilty after a day on the case. A civil matter occupied the court the prior day.
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Alfonso Hemeda
Mike Hage
Douglas
Reduction in Number of Saloons in Cochise County
A new provision of the Revised Saloon laws reduces liquor licenses in unincorporated Cochise County towns. Incorported towns Tombstone and Douglas unchanged. Lowell area and towns like Willcox Pirtleville Gleeson Courtland Pearce Bowie San Simon Ben Bank Hoachace face license limits. If current holders quit, licenses cannot be issued in these towns. Retail sales restricted to less than a gallon. wholesale sales require at least a gallon.
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Cochise County
Dif
Lowell
Tombstone
Bistee
Douglas
Ace
Pirtlevills
Willcox
Gleeson
Courtland
Pearce
Bowie
San Simon
Benbank
Hoachace
Businies
Woman Recovers From Nervous Breakdown After Miles Nervine
Im poverished nerves destroy many before their time states an advertisement from Miles Medical Co offering Dr Miles Nervine as a remedy for nervous prostration. Rosa Bonner of Birmingham Alabama reports long illness and convulsions but credits the product with her recovery after trying multiple doctors and treatments. The ad claims thirty years of proven value, guarantees satisfaction or money back, and that Gold by all druggists.
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Rosa Bonner
Ham
Ala
Birmingham
Dr. Miles’ Nervine
Miles Medical CO
Elkhart
Ind
Artesian Well Site Chosen in Sulphur Spring Valley
Cochise county selects land in Section 26, Township 16 South, Range 24 East between Pearce and Cochise for an artesian well test. Title cleared after delays, with Professor Forbes of the University Agricultural Experiment Station at Tucson to supervise contracting and drilling. About $7500 appropriated. work to begin once contracts are let and materials delivered. Attorney Williams visited on county business. Prof F T Thomas from Hereford arrived to join a dance event tonight.
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Cochise County
Setion
Townabip
South Range
Pearce
Cochiee
Prof
Forbes
University of Noa Agricultural Experiment Station
Toccon
Big Cochise
Uoobies Board of Supervisors
Swount
Douglasites Claim Tombstone Brides
Two weddings occur in Tombstone with Douglasites taking brides from the city. William Wayne Childere and May Webster wed at the Congregational Church with a reception at the bride’s home and plan to reside in Tombstone. Robert Sundwald marries Cole’s daughter. both couples will settle in Douglas. The piece notes Douglasites' matches to Tombstone women as they seek to boost their population.
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Tombstone
Dongissend
Emeiter
Dougssite
Robert Sundwald
Mra Cole
Douglas
Dougard
Moving Picture Plays Open New Writing Professions
Owing to many new motion picture theatres, a new career emerges for men and women. Write moving picture plays and earn from $25 to $140 per accepted scenario, with huge growth potential as projects multiply. One writer earned $3500 in 17 months, and many more show persistent opportunity. Free complete details sent by postcard to Photo-Play Association BOX 158 WILKES-BARRE PA.
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Photo-Play Association
Wilkes-Barre
Smallpox Cases Drop in St David District Health Officials Say
County Health Physician Charles H Huotday reports progress in the St David smallpox quarantine. Cases under treatment fell from eighteen to two, with thirty total cases in the settlement and one death. Authorities see no further spread and expect recovery for the two remaining patients.
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Charles H Huotday
Bt. David
St. David
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Irenda
Maclay
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Albert M Sames
Borderland
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Hitchins
Mia Kaw
Cottege
Ole Walker
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Max Marke
Mr Marke
Hermeillo
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Marks
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Arington
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Pio
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Nervine
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