New Territorial Liquor Law Details Reported
Senator Dillingham reported favorably from therenate committee territorial hie bill to amend a Net ap proved Febrasty 190 antither "An Act relating to aMlaire in the Te tories." That sections 164 and ans of the Act be avendist to wit Srotion 488. That before any lief cause is granted,at providydi in this Act im relation to jatorivatiog than it shall be known to the sstistact of vaid apart their majnst male and femnaie citizens over ot twenty-one years within two of the place where intoxicating liquor, is to be manufacture and exchanged, have consented to the cam. Provided, that ny iicanes still be granted for tie manufacture, barter, sale, or exchance of intoricating A Washington dispatch save.
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Dillingham
Renate Committee
Territorice
aMlaire
Jatorivatiog
Vaid
Comet Scare Licensing Debates and Odd Local Notices
A scattered text blends history of liquor licensing fees with a Globe dispatch about Edward Carter and a cautious cure advertisement. The licensing section outlines consent rules and annual fees for barrooms retail liquor stores and road houses, while the dispatch references Carter’s arrest and a nonviolent bet on preventing the comet scare. An incidental health ad promotes Chamberlain remedies for croup indigestion and stomach issues.
Change of Venue Granted in Million Dollar Law Suit
When the civil calendar was called on Wednesday the case of John Gleeson ve Martin Costello for accounting and dissolution of a partnership was granted a change of venue to the District of Arizona at Tucson. This case, known as The Million Dollar Law Suit, involves Cochise property and options worth over one million dollars.
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John Gleeson
Martin Costello
District of Arizona
Tucson
Divorce and Foreclosure Actions Filed in District Courts
In the District and Probate Courts LUSTRICT COURT filed No 0004 ward A Joyce Aesion for divorce filed No 6005 Sulia Litchfield versus Like D and PW Eldredge. Fore closure mortgage on property.
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Joyce
Sulia Litchfield
PW Eldredge
Just When to Look at the Comet Night Sky
The Tucson Citizen reports D A E from the University noting the comet will touch earths atmosphere briefly as it passes in the morning and again in the western sky at night. He says next Monday evening during the lunar eclipse could offer the best view with the tail strikingly visible if skies are clear.
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Dengine
Sam
Jworthy
Douglas
Tucson
Senorita Marie in Destitute Condition in Arizona
The Republican notes Senorita Marie, a pioneer of Arizona once famed for singing La Paloma, is now sick and destitute. She helped many without claim, aided by Associated Charities, but her fund may soon run dry. A small relief sum was obtained from the board of supervisors, hoping friends of old times will help her final days.
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Marie
Dropey
Arizona
Hundcede
la Paloma
Associated Charities
Board of Supervisors
Governor Sloan's Washington trip pushes Arizona statehood
Governor Richard F Sloan heads to Washington DC to advocate for a statehood bill during the current Congress session He expects to meet Republican leaders and discusses Beveridge bill prospects While in DC he will monitor Senate actions and possible House support The article notes accompanying jury, court, and local astronomy chatter as sidelines and mentions John Cort and the theater scene in the West.
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Richard F. Sloan
Washington, D.C
Congress
Republican Party
Senate
House
Sloan
Phoenix Gazette
Sivan
Govenor
Washington
John Cort
Northwestern Theatrical Syndicate
K & Erlanger
Shubert
Truat
Amizons
Tombstone
Arizona News of Interest Highlights Local Political Buzz
J R Hampton of Clifton, speaker at El Paso luncheon, famed for his educational qualification bill. Reports from Lowell detail the death of Stowell in Orient saloon by morphine overdose. Drowning incident near Parker claims two miners, names undisclosed. Tucson sees an assault with a $1 theft in front of Club stables. Four petitions with signatures from Tucson residents pressure Governor Sloan to pardon J D Waddell. Remon Lucero of Tsoson jailed 120 days for petit larceny after taking a grip. George A Peagles, Globe official, guilty of misappropriation. Clemency reduces prison term, voting ban applies. Poultry feed ad rounds out the page.
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J.R. Hampton
Clifton
Arizona Territorial Council
el Paso
Chamber of Commeres
el Bioval
Stowell
Orient
Lowell
Hall's Catarrh Cure Promises Reward for Cure
Catarrh remedy claim offers one hundred dollar reward for cure not helped by Hall's Catarrh Cure. Endorsed by F J Cursry and Co. and Waxnera, Kinxax & Maxvix as reliable for 15 years. Internal medicine advertised, price 75 cents per bottle, testimonials offered.
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Hall
Census figures show Arizona gains in ten years
Census data indicate Arizona ranks seventh in population growth over the past decade, with a 62 percent rise in twenty years. Oklahoma leads at 322.1 percent, and the nation up 19.8 percent. Local officials travel for Political and legal notices follow.
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Eatiwate
Oklahome
Okahoma
North Dakota
Alaska
Idahomays
Montana Aire
Florida
Arizona
Oklahoma
United States
Arizona Sees No Relief Awaited From Congress
The railroad bill verdict looms with intense interest as Arizona and Rocky Mountain states suffer under rate-making. The short haul provision is pivotal, and Phoenix Chamber of Commerce secretary FLA Jones notes administration opposition may leave interior states without gains.
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Congress
Arizona
Rocky Mountain States
Fla Jones
Phoenix Chamber of Commerce
Prohibition Convention Called for Phoenix Next Month
Dr. John W. Thomas, territorial chairman of Arizona Prohibition, calls the territorial convention for Phoenix on Lune Ist to nominate a delegate to Congress. Eugene W. Chain and Mrs BE Law tour the territory to organize prohibition committees for local and territorial work.
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John W. Thomas
Phoenix
Arizonas Prohibition Party
Lune
Territorial Committee
Eugene W. Chain
Tucson
Prohibition
BE. N. Law
Detroit
Michigan
Peesidle
Three Big Rally Meetings in Bisbee
Three major rallies are planned in Bisbee for the city campaign closing. Democrats will speak on the plaza with Attorney Parsons as star, Republicans in the Orpheum with District Attorney Williams, Socialists meet in Brewery Gulch led by Bill Cleary, as many Tombstone politicians attend for the fun ahead of Monday’s election.
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Merry Bee
Plaza
Orpheum
Parsons
Wileliams
Brewery Gulch
Bill Cleary
Tombstone
Bie
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Lo Angeles
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Bert Smith
Chicago
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