Salazar Sentenced to Four Years in Yuma Penitentiary
Court proceedings at Bisbee hear Salazar receive a four year term in the Yuma penitentiary plus a fine of 300 dollars. Several defendants were arraigned on charges including murder, burglary, grand larceny, and forgery with cases set for May 1. The court noted resignations of officials and ongoing judicial arrangements as indictments and trials progress.
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Pru
Cunningham
Balegar
Capninghy
Salazer Wis Csen
Yuma
Gordon Parham
Pablo Leivas
Antonio Valenzuells
Feliciato Martines
Francisco Diaz
David Foster
Wis Lopes
Eefault
Atilane Gonzales
Joalani Costineda
Esteban Samirios
Juan Mendes
Myra Keegan
P Mees
SF Wiliams
Simon Fontes
Local church services listed for Sunday and week
The Congregational church plans Sunday school at 10 a.m. preaching at 11 a.m. and evening activities at 8 p.m. The Methodist church hosts a union meeting in the evening and Epworth League at 7 p.m. Prayer meeting Wednesday at 7:30 p.m. Sacred Heart notes Mass times, Sunday school at 10:30 a.m., and religious devotions in the evening.
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Congregational Church
Methodist Church
Epworth League
Sacred Heart Catholic Church
Sa.m
Territory News Highlights Across Arizona
Thirteen hundred fifty dollars found on China wan in Yuma while charged with illegal entry. Af rican Methodist Episcopal church district conference in Tucson this week. Governor Sloan to attend Decoration Day events in Bisbee with elaborate plans. Copper Queen mines at Bisbee shipping to Douglas smelters thirty five carloads daily. Prospectors drill to develop ore in Upper Verde country amid lead boom and gushing wells. Reward offered for Reuben Neil and Herbert Wood over B P Schwartz murder in Williams last September. Prescott to light main street with eighty tungsten incandescent electric lights. Large shipments of sheep from northern territory, twenty one carloads from Prescott Monday.
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Bisbee
Douglas Smelters
Verde
Reuben Neil
Herbert Wood
B.P. Schwartz
Williams
Prescott
Arizona Indians Smoke the Pipe of Peace
The Pima Indians at the Secaton reservation agreed to smoke the pipe of peace with whites and fear of trouble at Gila Crossing has passed. Spokesmen stated conditions are satisfactory, they will abide by rules from Washington and return to work immediately.
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Phoenix
Secaton Reservation
Gila Croasing
Washington
Man with stormy past held at Tucson immigration station
William Jones a native of British Guiana and former Venezuelan army blacksmith was captured near Arivaca after a long migratory career through Venezuela Mexico and various points in the United States Inspector Mitton halted his progress at the border. The jailed man educated and intelligent gave a vivid account of his revolutionary years under President Castro and his later travels until arrest. Meanwhile a local sale advertises Machomich Mercantile Co. bargains for Tombstone ladies and a revival at the Methodist church invites attendance with sermons by Rev Oaks tomorrow.
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Tucson
William Jones
British Guinea
South America
Castro
Venezuela
Arivaca
Yuca
Mexico
Aceral
Mitton
Jones
Courtroom Sidelines Highlight Dynamite Cigar Box Evidence
The trial drew a lively crowd as deputies dropped a tiny cannon and a cigar box containing dynamite as evidence. Spectators, including a Mexican Senorita, joked about pillow covers while watching Alexander and Cleary’s cross examination unfold amid tense moments and chuckles.
Witness Vasquez testifies in big trial adjourned for supper
Vasquez remains on the stand through a long session detailing the raid on the Oro Plata Club room, his revolutionary ties, and alleged writings. Other witnesses describe captured ammunition and documents as the defense and prosecution clash. The court adjourns for translations of Liberal party proclamations and resumes later to hear further testimony.
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Vasquez
Oro Plata Club
Los Angeles
Sand
Cleary
Vasque
Hopkins
Dirk
Ban
Revolutioniete
Oro Plate Club
W. K. Henry
Douglas
Olds
Charles Connell
Olde
Bob Hilborn
Ranger
Bration
Hilborn
Mexican Liberal Party
Liberal Party
Former Tombstoner in LA Scandal Rumor Echoed
The Los Angeles Telegram reports Senator W H Savage of San Pedro facing a criminal titles case based on statements in the state senate. Savage, once a Tombstone attorney, is accused of alleging Gibbon sold secrets and robbed Salt Sage railroad and of involvement in a fraudulent bank deal. Territorial grand jury work continues as over 30 cases are reviewed. Women observe court actions, with a spectator remark highlighting courtroom disorder.
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Los Angeles
V Savage
Tombstone
Savage
Cochise County
W.H. Savage
San Pedro
Thomas Ebon
Los Angeles Herald
Sava
State Senate
Gibbon
Salt Sage
Ety Bank
K. Senace
Woodbury Business College of
Jon
Territorial Grand Jury
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Walter Green
H Geil
Pablo Areligs
Kanijin Guerrero
Franciero Vinequez
Harvey Holen
Homer Westingham
Lana
Eddleman
Faldieman
Jesus Encinas
Augustine Torres
Louie Miller
Juan Hernandez
Modesto Ramires
Horres
James Lamb
Alexander Supply
Dearborn Street
Chi- Mee
Hall
J. Cuexty & Co
Toledo
J. Cheney
Wannixa
Kissax & Manors
Duggiats
Dr. Price
Houses of Worship
Episcopal Church
Arizona
Chinawan
Tn Yuma
United States
Sloan
Machomich Mer. Co
Oaks
Indies
Lapsiey
Kay Swain
U. S
Alexander
Mr. Alexander
Mr. Cleary
Tom Fran
Nogales
Bill Cleary
Sbe
Sheri? Hopkins
Orota
Frank Yeale
Prine
Frank Yaple
Bill
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