Solons Still In Session In Arizona Legislature
Arizona lawmakers remain in session through May 1 amid debates on pension plans for long‑serving teachers, a recall measure for federal judges, and a state geologist office. The house faced disruption when AG Curry called Speaker Bradzer a racial slur, leading to Curry's removal. Governor Hunt signed a bill banning labor blacklisting.
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Cochise Rancher Sentenced in Bisbee Case
In Phoenix, a judge sentenced WB Dickey of Wilcox to 60 days in county jail after a trial tied to claims of defrauding government land near Sulphur Spring Valley. The United States vs. the Bisbee Naco Water Co. found no fraud and ruled for the company.
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Sunday in Tombstone Churches Services and Schedules
Church notices list Catholic and Congregational services with date changes and Sunday school times. Roman Catholic mass moves to fourth Sunday with morning and evening services and Sunday school at 10 8m. Congregational and Methodist services feature morning preaching and Sunday School at 10 00 a.m with various pastors and invite all to attend. Rev Trevor Orton to preach special sermon at M E church Sunday morning.
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H-A
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de Tho Dier
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M.E
Mo'cick
Tombstone
Fogler
Lewis Springs
Light to Shine In Many Ways In Small Town
Light, a progressive Sulphur Spring valley town, builds a 250-seat grand stand by Mr. Birdie J Searcy's generator site. Grounds are laid out for horse and foot racing, baseball, tennis, with a circular quarter mile track and future fencing.
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Sulphur Spring Valley
Birdie J Searcy
Mre Searcy
Probate proceedings est Margaretha Barker sale of real estate
In Margaretha Barker probate, decree orders sale of real estate and appointment of appraisers. A May hearing set for Annie M York at 1 p day bearing return. decree closes estate. Geo Hanpiger is appointed administrator.
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Jon Day
Wil Tamentory
Annie
York
Mey
Grimes
New Automatic Post Office Cancelling Machine In Tucson
Arizona letters handled rise to 1100 per minute with an automatic cancelling machine replacing the old 450 letters minute model in Tucson. Randoll offices report quiet along the line from Nogales to Tepic. A rattlesnake bite near Glendale leaves Mrs Keao recovering after treatment. no thumb removal needed. Ban Bernardino dispatch notes eighty crack gunmen at the Arbite Geo Club tournament with record scores and notable feats.
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Randoll
Nogaies
Tepic
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J G Naquin
Globe
Arizona
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San Francisco
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Deming
Harry Willis
Redlands Bey
One Year Term Handed Down Amid Mayhem Case
Hooker and Joe Hooker faced sentencing after a chaotic case involving mayhem. Hooker received one year at Florence, while Hans Hansen, who rode to the scene and killed a child weeks ago, was released on a suspended sentence. The judge warned the suspended term could be activated for bad behavior within five years, potentially sending him to the penitentiary for a seven year sentence. Other jurors and witnesses were excused or delayed, with various divorce and civil actions noted in the court records.
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Florence
Hans Hansen
Wtle Child
Biaben
Judge Sutter Delivers Key School Case Address
Judge Fred Sutter spoke in Tombstone Court on a school discipline case. He urged parents and teachers to cooperate temperately to curb unruly youth, praising moral responsibility and the role of the Industrial School as a restraining measure.
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Paren’s
Tombstone
Sotter
Ex Delegate Cameron Behind Million Dollar Colorado Mining Deal
Former Arizona territorial delegate Ralph H Camerson orchestrates bonds and options on 35 mining claims to back electric plants in the Grand Canyon region. Philadelphia and New York investors back seven and twenty-eight claims respectively as a syndicate plans mills and power generation expected to feed a large electric plant. Deals total about 5 million dollars with investors arranging machinery and development.
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Colorado
Ralph H Camerson
Grand Canyon
Arizona
Philadelphia
Indian Gardens
New York
Fifty Thousand Dollars Judgment By Default Against A Cochise Company
In the superior court at Tucson yesterday Judge Cooper granted a default judgment for the plaintiff in the case of W B Brown vs the Lutz Mines Co. The mine company did not appear in defense, and the court awarded $50,000. The case was transferred from Cochise County.
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Cooper
W B Brown
Lutz Mines Co
Cochise County
Minee Company
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