Cunningham Costello Case Returns To Court In Mining Suit
In Phoenix on May 11 the long running Cunningham Costello mining dispute returned to the lower court after the supreme court remanded for a partial new trial. The heirs of Cunningham claim six mines and seek $1 million from Mrs Costello, with complex ownership among Costello and Cunningham heirs. The supreme court directed a trial on contested ownership of three mines and an eventual accounting before a final judgment.
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Phoenix
Canningham Costello
Supreme Court
High Tribunal
Lower Court
Yeep Tertay
Cunningham
Costello
Joseph Scott
Ben Goodrich
Los Angeres
Casey
Tyrone
New Mexico
Ellinwood & Ross
Bisbee
Wiliam B. Cleary
Charles Morfoot
Eugene S.tree
Costell
Costelly
Calume
Arizona Mining Company
Irie Magerone
Bisbea
Wa Cl
Costel
Superior Court
Cochine
James Daley
Sis
Narrow Escape From Serious Blaze In Pouglas
May 10 Lyric Beyer escaped a blaze believed started by a cigarette in Pouglas when the fire department halted a near catastrophe. Bert Alesender, a colored man, was arrested on drunkenness and disturbing the peace arising from the incident.
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Pouglas
Lyric
Beyer
Ko|tog
Bert Alesender
James Kirk Old Cochise Pioneer Dies in California
James Kirk a Cochise county pioneer known in Bisbee and Sonora died in Beverly Hills California. He lived through Tombstone days, spent years in Mexico, and helped build the southwest with steadfast leadership. He leaves a widow daughter and a brother Walter Kirk.
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James Kirk
Old Cochise
California
Risber
Warren
Beverly Hills
Hollywood
Cochise County
Bisbee
Southwest
Ricketts
Kirk
Jamies Kirk
Cochlee County
Arizona
Sonora
Br. Kirk Fett
Douelier
Walter Kirk
Kansas
Cansnea
Harry
Conanea
Cochise County Man Tells of Duty at the Front
George H. Bebop of Cochise County served with Company G of the 18th Infantry U S S. Enlisted at Douglas Aziz he is discharged as a sniper and sent to Fort Menenry Army Hospital for a shattered left hand from a rifle barrel burst in trench duty near Toul. Bishop’s account portrays days in the trenches and Yankee marksmen at work.
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Washington DC
George H. Bebop
18Th. Infantry
Douglas
Aziz
Fort Menenry
Toul
Army Men to Attend University of Arizona Training Course
Tucson May 10 Two hundred soldiers of the National Army will take a six week course at the University of Arizona this summer for training and technical instruction. The program follows a contract between the university and the War Department through the Commission on Education and Special Training, closed after talks led by President R R von Klein Said and Major James Kadifcott of the War Department.
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National Army
Arizona University
Tucson
Nations Army
Uni
Grand Jury Ends Probe At Tucson Deportation Case
Grand jury in Tucson completed work on deportation loans and conspiracy to deprive citizens of rights. Judge Sawtelle noted should consider obstruction of the draft law, with a possible report to follow after court guidance. Francia J. Jenes and others were connected to related prosecutions in Los Angeles.
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Ais
Jorge Sawtede
Grand Jury
Ax Aena Fs
Smeare Seeger
Sawtelle
United States
United
Gun duel leaves two deputies dead and wounded in Newton
Owe dead R A O Neal shot through the heart and Geo fi mortally wounded in a cabin duel at Newton. D Vicenti Haifan wounded in the neck. Jealousy between Hill and O Neal cited. Hill claims O Neal drew first. Hill captured on the road as he tried to reach a hospital.
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R. A. O'Neal
Geofi
Newton
D. Vicenti
Mirage Ballet
O'Neal
G’neal
Hil
Hill
Blacklist Law Struck Down by Superior Court in Globe
In Globe Judge George W. Shute of Gia County Superior Court declared the eighty percent law unconstitutional. The case, challenging the State vedh Keegan proposal, drew a large crowd as Attorney General Wiley E. Jones and Seaweyd defended the statute. The ruling follows a Supreme Court precedent and ends prolonged debate over the controversial blacklist measure.
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Phoenix
Aviron
Globe
George W. Shite
Superior Court
Gia County
Shute
United States Supreme Court
Ex Gover Brodie of Arizona Dies in East
May 10 Phoenix reports former Arizona governor Colonel Alexander A. Brodie, U.S. Army retired, died at his home in Haddonfield New Jersey. He served as major in the Rough Riders and retired lieutenant colonel after succeeding Roosevelt. In the same dispatch Henry Cross, a miner at the Gibson mine, was crushed in a cavern at Miami leaving a wife two children and a mother.
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Phoenix
Alexander A. Brodie
U.S. A
Arizona
Haddonfield
N. J
Brodie
Rough Riders
Roosevelt
Adjutant General
GLOBE
Henry Cross
Gibson
Miami
Bryan 16 Guest Of Governor Hunt In Phoenix Visit
William Jennings Bryan arrived in Phoenix near midnight and met Governor Hurt and state officials including Leroy Said and Thames Ma Jonesy. He toured the valley, visited friends, spoke at Mesa, attended a dinner, and planned to travel to Miners for an address.
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Phoenix
William Jennings Evan
Hurt
Leroy A. Said
Commission of State Institutions
Thames Ma Jonesy
McDowell Road
Bryan
Sveral
Phoenix, Ineluding Pe Selim Miehejeon
Capitol
Lim
Ryan
Mesa
Maloney
Mens
Biya
He Mesa
Ontertain Innehnon
Marriage Licenses Issued in Tombstone This Week
A list of marriage licenses issued in Tombstone during the past week includes several couples such as Maria Callow and towed from the Clerk Bef. Alvarez to Vase Rutz. Nina Arcier to Dourtex. Angela Flores in Tombstone. Evelyn Rossel in Bisbee. Oscar Wesala to Aino Nelmela. and more pairs across Tombstone, Bisbee, Douglas, El Paso, and nearby towns reflecting local civil ceremonies and registration.
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Tombstone
Maria Callow
Fis Jeannel le
Alvarez
Rutz
Lowett Roger
Nina Arcier
Dourtex
Rel
Tularesa
N. M
Jackson
el Paso
Angela Flores
Catt Shiney Richartson
Evelyn Rossel
Bisbee
Oscar Wesala
Aino Nelmela
Bis- Milford
LeRoy Firestone
Jessie Dixon
Fort Huachuca
Mound Valley
Kansas
Dennie
Murphy
Pewisg
N. Mf
Glynn Gertrude Gleeson
Cornelio A. Andrade
Nasozari
Concorcion Valencia
Douglas
Alison A
Reylea Murroughs
Beasle Lea Hulu
Isanuel Durazo
Alvina Palomiras
Hans Oveson
Lena Pletcher
Wesley Nicholson
Dox Cabezas
Hallie MelHenry
Wilteax
H. Fox
Cotta
AL Smaffey
Arizona doubles quota in Liberty Loan drive
Phoenix May 10 Arizona becomes the first state to announce it has doubled its quota in the Liberty Loan campaign. Congratulations pour in tonight from Chairman Weeks of San Francisco and state committee head Christian McClung. Arizona set a quota of 3,254,000 with subscriptions totaling 6,658,000 from 22,000 subscribers.
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Phoenix
Arizona
Liberty Loan
Chatrian McClung
State Committee
Weeks
San Francisco
Art”sona
Criminal Calendar Opens With May Court Docket
The court began a criminal calendar session reviewing petitions and cases for May. Mrs. Ernie James seeks venue change to Tucson amid a large list of 490 names. Prosecution argues lack of general interest. Multiple defendants face liquor and theft charges with hearings scheduled May 2 to May 24 and a continuation on Page Eight.
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Ernie James
Ascvatt
Atermeye Starr Willams
Soho
Cheng
Tuccon
Dolla F Ross
Ren
Lowell
Chowan
Sateen
Furnis
Also Mentioned on This Page
Cunningham Costello Gase
Toibstone
Mexico
Geronimo
Co. Oise
Vold West
Agiow
Jim
Bishop
Ted
Francis J. Henry
Los Angeles
Woc
Ficca
Geniers
Federst
Governor Hunt
Phoesis
Lal
Yuet
oMiolaty
Phaenic
Marriaze Beexsee
Dunes
Wei
Informatihioe
Eenie James
Andres Tates
Sorrensom
Lew Riddle
Jaste Rove
Mike Welch
Leandro Rodriguez
Jack Sherman
Sherman
Vth
Francisco Martinez
Gramthirceny
Ray Hearn
Brick Dun
Johnnie Ames
Maydel
Babe Waters
State
W. E. Walker
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