Murder Attempted to Stab Woman
A man named Vincent Espinon attacked Carmen Salazar, a Mexican woman, in a southeast city house, aiming to kill or seriously wound her before she resisted. Salazar’s identification led to Espinon’s arrest. he faced a court proceeding with no reply to the charge and was jailed. The report blends this crime with political commentary criticizing the Aldrich Beveridge statehood stance for Arizona and New Mexico, drawing parallels to party platforms and Taft's letter.
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Vincent Espinon
Anda
Carmen Salazer
Justice of the Peace
Jack Dutton
Farmagos Steneto
Pibosa
Salazar
Axsault
Tom Mails Wend
Sillen
Nothne
Richie
Vehey
Congress
Mephistopheles
Faust
Wagner
Tate
Taft
Aldrich
Chicago
Arizona
New Mexicu
Millar
Pullttie Aldrien
Beveridge
New Mexico
Cotiness
Aldrich-Beveridge
Mr. Taft
Some History on Statehood Drama
Louis B. Lane argues that New Mexico and Arizona long deserved statehood but were blocked by Republicans for political gain. He brands the obstructive stance a political crime worse than past misdeeds, citing constitutional principles and democratic protests, while mocking the era’s political clashes and public opinion.
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Louis B. Lane
The
National Magazine
New Mexico
Arizona
National Democracy
Republican Party
United States
House of Representatives
New Mrxico
Samuel J.tilden
Zack Chandler
Zona Sud
Former Tombstoner Succeeds Jas Douglas as Superintendent
Worl from Bisbee reports that James Douglas resigns as superintendent of the Nacozari Copper Company and the Nacozari Railroad effective today after a period of contemplation. JS Williams Jr, formerly of Tombstone and assistant superintendent, takes charge of the properties. Prescott receives over a mile of water pipe for system extensions.
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Worl
Bisbee
James Douglas
Nacozari Copper Co
Nacoxeri Railroad
JS Williams Jr
Tombstone
Douglas
Ones
Prescott
Arizonans Victory Over Wells Fargo Rates Ruling
A Washington dispatch reports the Interstate Commerce Commission ruled against Wells Fargo in a Arizona case brought by the Marinopa County Cyumerical club of Phoenix. The commission found Phoenix Mesa and Tempe rates excessive and ordered lower charges, noting Wells Fargo held a monopoly and compared high rates with other regions.
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Washington Dispatch
Interstate Commerce Conihietion
Marinopa
Arizona Territory
Mon Poly
Spineless Cactus Grows In Desert Near Yoma
Not a dream but a reality the spineless cactus is being cultivated on desert lands near Yoma. J L Lee planted twenty approved Burbank varieties from California experiments on his mesa ranch. Most plants survived and show green growth as investors paid $2 per plant this fall.
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Yoma
J. L. Lee
Burbank
California
Mr. Lee
Jin Yama Tact Fall
Mise Palito Watking Visits Benenise County Seat
Wednesday's Daily reports Mise Palito Watking of Benenise visiting the county seat. Morrison and wife met Miss Margaret Adame of Unix, visiting Tombstone. Mrs. C. D. Reppy arrived to join Mr. Reppy, a Southern Pacific Way Agent with temporary Gleeson headquarters. Constable Trask of Benson and JP Coll visited court business. H. B. Marshall Jr of Chicago, noted bank examiner, involved in Eilleran case witnesses. Constable Clark of Douglas escorted a prisoner for county business.
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Morrison
Margaret Adame
Unix
Mise Adams
Bisbee
C.D. Reppy
Mr. Reppy
5. P
Gleeson
Constable Trask
Benson
JP Coll
Courthood
H.B. Marshall Jr
Chicago
Bank Framiner
Mr Marshall
Experience of Bridal Couple From Lowell Married Near Tombstone
The wedding of Grover Gillespie from the Copper plate Lowell branch and Miss Rose Hobson of Lowell was held with Judge Frank Gouttody performing the knot. After celebrating, the couple and friends set out in a buggy toward home. darkness fell as they journeyed from Tombstone, and they returned exhausted to Tombstone after hours on the road toward their home in Lowell.
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Grover Gillespie
Lowell
Hicen
Mise Roce Hobsin
Frank Gouttody
Paty
Tombatone
Tombstone
Lowel
Convicts benefit from Florence labor credits under Sloan
Governor Sloan's administration promotes commutations for good behavior and labor at Florence. Five convicts pardoned including C B Comisford, with sentences expiring in May. grand jury names committees to visit county offices. district court civil cases postponed due to federal cures. trial jurors Frank Barnes and Walter Goslin excused. others excused for term.
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Sloan
Florence
C. B Comisford
Filer
Tom's Stone
Territorial Grand Jury
Ths
District Court
Hanscom
Warren
Frank E. Barnes
Thnese
One Change in Arizona Game Laws
W. L. Pinney the game commissioner says the last legislature made no changes to Arizona game laws except opening the quail season fifteen days earlier and closing it about thirty days earlier. Several proposed bills would have changed the laws but none were enacted into statutes.
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W. L. Pinney
Arizona
A Town in Spain Built of Meerschaum
Vallecas in Spain is said to be built largely of meerschaum with quarry outcrops nearby. The text notes 2000 mines and 8000 Kurdish and Persian workers, describing meerschaum as earth yellow that bleaches to white after tin days.
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Spain
Vallecas
Ekdischehr
Asia Minor
San
Students journey across Southwest on mining tour
Twenty two seniors from the University of Utah in Salt Lake City arrived in Albuquerque Sunday night for a Southwest tour to study mining conditions. They will visit Socorro and other New Mexico sites, El Paso, Southern Arizona camps, Bisbee Cananea Tombstone, then Los Angeles before returning to Salt Lake City. The group is led by G A Overstrom, mining professor, and I J Bradford, metallurgy professor. Pima county supervisors plan to repair the desert wells statewide.
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University of Utah
Salt Lake City
Southwest
School of Mines
Socorro
New Mexico
el Paso
Arizona
Bisiwe
Cananea
Tombstone
Los Angeles
G. A. Overstrom
I. J. Bradford
Utah State University
Doings Around The Court House May 17 Verdict and Trials
Yesterday the jury found Magoo Villares and Rivera guilty with mercy recommended. The trial lasted hours with closing speeches by Cleary and Planagan. motions for new trial and appeals discussed. Separately W. J. Eddleman faced charges of misappropriating First National Bank funds in 1905 as witnesses and indictments continued through the week with grand juries convening and new venue motions debated. court proceedings featured intense legal argument and multiple cases including Mexicans in burglary proceedings and the ongoing Eddie cases with checks and bank records debated.
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Magoo
Vilarent
Rivera
U 5
Christy
Ed Planagan
Cleary
Jenunelsted
Reform Party
Alexander
Villares
Este
Los Angel
Flanian
Seu
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Jas. Douglas
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Wells Fargo
Mise Palito Watking
Benenise County
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Walter Goslin
C. Montgomery
M. Fienicine
Pima County Board of Supervisors
MosDay
Mae
United Stat Ovet
W.J. Eddleman
First National Kink of
Buber
Eddieman
Monte
Withersee
New York City
Washington
Ben Goodrich
Messrs Neal & Sutter
Campbell
U.S
Seoral
U. S
C. Christy
Doug
Prese
Myra Kegan
Tha
Oscar
Iene
Alex Lander
Eddleman
U.8
West Grand Jury
Eddie Mao
Territorial Grand Jure Promelit
Grand Duey
Mo Antonio Hearo, Er
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Daren Charles Wee
Eidleman
Iuserement
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T. As Fallow
EB. Chitorse
W.d.monmoni
David R. Taiert
Benen
K. Parry Thos
A. Masterson
Jas
WL Pasian I
Broaddussam
Coleman KS
Blumenthal
LO. Wiltur Jos Kress Fgaite
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Syerdt
Binker Porter
Globe
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Ayer
Charles Bragg
Sweetser, Ind
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