Try 7 days of FREE access to billions of articles

Start Free Trial

Tombstone Epitaph in Tombstone, Arizona

We have 3,310,217 pages in Arizona

View this page and access billions of articles with a 7-day free trial.

Start Free Trial

This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!

Start Free Trial

Cancel anytime, risk free

Not what you were looking for? Search our billions of articles

Advanced Search

Articles on This Page

This newspaper page contains 23 articles. Subscribers can read the full text of each article.

Newspaper

Tombstone Epitaph

Location

Tombstone, Arizona, United States of America

Date

May 16, 1920

Page

7

May Term Opens in Superior Court with State v Prank Edmondson trial

The May term of the Superior Court opened with the State versus Prank Edmondson charged with assault as the first case to trial. A long list of jurors and juror candidates from Cochise County reported for duty including Bates Futcher Cavanaug h Genserson Thompson Warburton and Kenney along with numerous residents from Cochise towns such as Pearce Whitewater Buena Naco Tombstone Bisbee and Douglas. The proceedings reflect a broad juror pool selection for the term.

State W. A. Bates Walter Futcher E. Bryan John LaBrosse J. E. Cavanaugh Wm. Allison John Ciron D. D. Gritchell H. E B. Genserson Elmer Thompson MH. H. Warburton Pred A. Kenney Cochise County Superior Court D. D. Gitchell Pearce McNeal Whitewater Walter B. Tenderson Tombstone WT. Knott Witgusson Robinson

Plans to Clear Rock Hazards on Bisbee Tombstone Road

Bisbee May 15 The engineer's office aims to make the Tombstone Bisbee highway safe by removing rock cuts beyond the divide. A letter from Thomas Maddock to the board of supervisors proposes using one cent funds and releasing equipment from the Vail Empire road to lower costs. The Commercial club urges early work, but supervisors say funding waits until after July 1 when next year's 75 per cent fund becomes available. Maddock says rock cuts could be removed with current funds and unpaid contract portions covered from the 75 per cent fund.

Bisbee Tombstone-Bisbee Board of Supervisors Maddock State Warren Commercial Club Thomas Maddock Warren District Bisbee-Tombstone Road Cochise County Benson Wall Bisbee-Douglas

Tax on transient stock tied to grazing lands in Coronino

Phoenix reports Coronino county has collected over 20000 dollars from Utah stockmen under the new state law taxing transient stock grazing on Arizona lands. Assistant county attorney George Harben cites enforcement as unusually successful aiding northern residents along the Colorado River. The measure, aimed at protecting homesteads, places a 50 per herd tax on transient horses cattle and sheep. A separate health bulletin notes smallpox cases rose to twenty nine in April statewide with additional warnings.

Phoenix Coronino County Arisons George Harben Utah Arizona Colorado River Board of Health

Knights of Columbus Hold Arizona Convention in Nogales

The 13th annual Knights of Columbus convention opened at the Padre Tumacacori mission in Nogales Sonora with initiations of Fatty and other locals. Dr Navarete gave the principal speech at a banquet honoring visiting delegates from Phoenix Tucson Globe Babee Yuma Prescott Milon Douglas and Nogales as the event runs through tomorrow.

Ground broken for new gin plant at Mesa site

May 12 report notes workmen begin Tuesday digging for the basement of a new ginning plant by the Attaway-Phelps Co. on ground north of the railroad on the street west of Mal. The plant will differ from last year and will have greater capacity to double cotton handled.

Uniform Dress Adopted for Phoenix High School

Phoenix High will require a blue serge or white cotton shirt, white middy blouse, cotton stockings and shoes with moderate heels as the new school uniform. The policy, approved by the board and P T A, aims to curb pressure to wear expensive clothes. Uniforms start with the next fall term.

Phoenix May Phoenix Wich School Rirte Board of

Suing Ice Firm for 920000 Over Accident Losses in Phoenix

John J. Callahan sues Constable Ice and Fuel Co in Phoenix claiming 20000 in damages for the loss of two fingers while employed during plant construction. He seeks 29000 as suitable compensation for injuries from an accident involving a hoisting drum and a steel cable. The suit was filed in superior court.

Phoenix John J. Callahan Constable Ice and Fuel Company J Caltaian Comny

$30,000 Apartment House To Be Built In Nogales

Nogales Arizona May 12 A $30 605 apartment house is to be erected in Nogales soon, is the statement of Albert J Capron a local real estate man. The new structure is to have 20 rooms and will be a handsome building.

Nogales Ariz Albert J. Capron

Inventor Swartz Seeks Support For Endless Floater Motor

Edwin M Swartz of Los Angeles claims an endless floater water motor can irrigate land and tap hydrostatic power from wasting streams He prompts Governor Campbell and the League of the Southwest to study the invention in Phoenix on May 12 with interest in its irrigation and power potential.

Phoenix Edwin M. Swartz Los Angeles Thomas E. Campbell League of the Southwest

Borrowed Dress Leads to Larceny Accusation in Tucson

In Tucson on May 11, Pedro Mundo faced a possible larceny charge after borrowing Angelina Moreno's dress for a masquerade. The 30 dollar dress was borrowed Saturday night and returned Monday morning, with investigation by Judge Pease showing Pedro was a minor. Angelina forgave him and the pair left hand in hand.

Tucson Pedro Mundo Angelina Moreno Pedro Angelina Pedro Jimeo Angelina Pease Pat Highe Padro

Blaze destroys Yuma beer shed and warehouse

Fire of an AOWE origin destroyed the old beer shed owned by EOF Sanguinetti near Hayward Lauber yard Goodwort. Firemen carried the blaze to the old warehouse as adjoining buildings were at risk. Water damage hit cement stacks on Hayward Lumber property. total loss estimated at 1500 on Hayward property and 19.00 on Sanguinetti interest.

Yuma Eof Sanguinetti Hayward Lauber Yard Hayward Lumber Company Hayward Sanguinertt

Convict Britt Escapes From Florida Prison

A new escape from a Florida prison is reported near Miami. Nobel L. Britt, a 26 year old electrician, 5 feet 10.5 inches, 141 pounds, light complexion, gray eyes, brown hair, was received at the state prison on December 4 after grand larceny conviction and a seven to eight year sentence. The escape occurred on the night of May, and officials believe he may be hidden in the vicinity.

Miami Pris Miami Superior Nobel L. Britt Navajo County Notit

Auto rollover mars Odd Fellows outing near Williams

A late night auto accident near Maine claims only minor injuries to Mrs Mills amid friends returning from an Odd Fellows celebration. E C Mills guided car off track. Ford flipped, Frank Bell aided rescue. Incident details include Mills and daughter Charlotte, Mrs Morse, and Mrs Frank Leslie present. May 10 to 11 report.

HEN Auto Flagstaff E. C. Mills Charlotte FR. Morse Prank Leslie Williams Mills Mrs. Prank Bell Frank Mr. Mills Mrs. Mills Maine

Public Land Office notice Arizona 1920 protests allowed

United States Land Office Phoenix invites protests on five week publication period for State of Arizona indemnity land selections under Congress act. Multiple tracts described by township and range with potential final approval and certification pending. Also notice of public sale and proof requirements for homestead claim at Tombstone and Fairbank with witnesses named.

United States Land Office Phoenix Arizona State of Arizona State of Uit Chase Marshall Register ITT White

Homestead Proof Requested for Arizona Land Claim

Cas dus R Knoles of Buena Arizona has filed notice of intention to make three year proof to establish a homestead claim on land described in Section 29 Township 218 Range 21 E G and S B Meri fan. Proof to be given before W A Fowler U S Commissioner Tombstone Arizona on June 3 1920. First publication May 2 1920.

Department of the Interior U.S Land Office Phoenix Arizona al Turner Louis A. Boedreker Fairbank Arthur ‘Punk Tombstone Prank Shatter Chas E Marshall Register Department of the Menor U.S Land Office Cas Dus R. Knoles Buena E. G S. B & Meri Fan W. A. Fowler U.S Ivan J. Boyett Jesse Boyett Lewis Springs E. Bryan Paul Hart Knoles Buena Arizona

Open Season for Trout in Arizona Set for June 2

Phoenix May 11 The trout season in Arizona will open June 2 according to Game Warden Joe V Prochaska. Posters had claimed July 1 in Oak Creek Cate Una Mountain streams Graham Mountains and other streams, but the date was corrected by the warden.

Phoenix Arizona Joe V. Prochaska Oak Creek Cate Una Graham Mountains Whee

Douglas Says Copper Demand Is Increasing

Douglas, president of the Phelps Dodge Corporation, says copper demand is rising. He notes U S stocks on hand are below one third of year start, world consumption is at a record high, and output in Nacozari Mex is being doubled to meet demand. He cites strikes delaying consumption in the United States and abroad.

Douglas Walter Douglas Phelps Dodge Corporation United States Nacozari Mex Tyrone No M Globe Warren Arizona New York

Smuggled Army Goods Banned in Nogales

Nogales Sonora May 11 President Figueroa has issued strict orders prohibiting purchase of army goods or munitions in Nogales. The decree targets recent smuggling and sales to munitions buyers, warning of severe punishment for violations and aiming to curb the army stealing problem.

Nogales United States Army Figueroa Sonora

Campers urged to guard against mountain fires

Douglas May 11 one forest fire in the Chitica mountains this year was on May 6 and 7. O P Schoenberg deputy forest supervisor said about a section and a half of national forest land burned before rangers and settlers stopped the flames. Carelessness of wood choppers believed to be the cause.

Douglas Chitica‘nua O. P. Schoenberg National Forest Mr. Schoenberg

Baby Nelson Dies From Burns After Outhouse Fire

Verda Nelson four year old daughter of Mr and Mrs George F Nelson of Black Warrior Hill died at Miami Inspiration hospital at 6 15 this morning from burns received yesterday afternoon while playing with matches in an outhouse. Paper caught fire spreading to her clothes and the child ran into the house as flames burned. Parents struggled to extinguish the fire.

Miami Verda Nelson George F. Nelson Black Warrior Hill Miami Inspiration Hospital

Fire destroys frame house in Davis Canyon

A fire in Davis Canyon Miami at 2 45 AM totally destroyed a frame house owned by Tony Ujovich. Loss estimated around 1500 dollars. No injuries reported. Local firefighters battled the blaze, aiding in extinguishing it before spread to nearby structures.

Miami Davis Canyon Tony Ujovich

Repair and value offer on footwear

A brief notice promotes repairing worn shoes to extend life at a fraction of buying new. It promises best grade feather material and guaranteed workmanship, urging quick action and prompt return. Seems like a small local ad for shoe repair services.

Purce

Escape from City Jail By Sawing Bars

Douglas May 13 two men arrested days ago broke out of Hereford city jail via sawn bars. They slipped past Deputy Levitt Tow and fled toward Comanche Valley. Rafael Gonzales H G Swit and W T Perkins charged in county records with felony cotton theft. Perkins held for investigation by local police.

Mexico Douglas Hereford Levitt Rafael Gonzales H. G. Swit Texas W. T. Perkins Perkine

Also Mentioned on This Page

Columbus Knights Phoenix High Sues Ice Company U. S Blaze Flo INCE Yuma Mesa Bonds Fuma Yuma Mesa Irrigation District Unit A Mesa United States Reclamation Service ST. Johns Salt River Valley TSS RTE Nwh Gere Kansas Blackieg Fowler Bros Baby Nelson First National Bank Federal Reserve System Cash and Light Exchange Tora SRE FORD Tombstone Auto Co Studebaker and Ford Cos Cochise County State Bank the Bank OF Service Benson Servivze Snde Shop Willcox, Arizona
Search Courier

Search the Tombstone Epitaph Today with a Free Trial

We want people to find what they are looking for at NewspaperArchive. We are confident that we have the newspapers that will increase the value of your family history or other historical research. With our 7-day free trial, you can view the documents you find for free.

Not Finding What You Were Looking for on This Page of The Tombstone Epitaph?

People find the most success using advanced search. Try plugging in keywords, names, dates, and locations, and get matched with results from the entire collection of newspapers at NewspaperArchive!

Looking Courier

Browse Newspapers

You can also successfully find newspapers by these browse options. Explore our archives on your own!

By Location

By Location

Browse by location and discover newspapers from all across the world.

Browse by Location
By Date

By Date

Browse by date and find publications for a specific day or era.

Browse by Date
By Publication

By Publication

Browse old newspaper publications to find specific newspapers.

Browse by Publication