Matters Political During The Week In The State
The political week shows little surface change though behind the scenes deals move. Democrats for the US Senate include Mark Smith facing Reeve Ling and Ed Shaw. Carl Hayden may run unopposed in the Democratic fold for Congress. Governor contenders include H A Hughes and Fred Sutter with Akers unsure about running. Sidney Osboro has no opposition for secretary of state. HH Lionsy and Pardy Ballard seek the attorney general post. State mine inspector GH Bolia is supported by Charles Hanson of Douglas. auditor candidate J C Calleghan will be opposed by Lin B Orme. Supreme Court justices face no announced opposition. Tax Commissioners incumbents are joined by DF Johnson and Progren. Mitt Sime and Wathe Progren v ee may run. Harry Johneve of Phoenix may join after Bisbee election. Operation Commissioner candidates include WP Geary, A W Cole, FA Jones, and new entrant Sam nd Doug Babbittead John Rutherford. For the state senate, CM Roberts and William Riggs in the north. Joe Grey near WP Sime in the south. County offices show no new Assembly names. sheriff remains Harry Wheeler, Cha(e) Bailey, Porter McDonald. treasurer Harry Rows and Eddie Jesson. county attorney WG Gile. recorder Owen Murphy, J Alvey, Ray B Krebs. The county school superintendent race features Minnie Lints, HE Bieteber Hall, Frank St John, and LE Mattison. EA Hughes’ assessor J E James and clerk A v Lockwood have no opposition yet for renomination.
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US Senate
Mark Smith
Reeve Ling
Ed Shaw
Carl Hayden
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H A Hughes
Fred Sutter
Akers
Hant
Sera
Rathet
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Sidney Osboro
Gener
Lionsy
Pardy Ballard
Atate
Bolia
Charles Hanson
Douglas
J.C Calleghan
Lin B Orme
Supreme Court
HD Ross
D L Consingham
Alfred Franklin
Chas P Home
PJ Miller
C I Zander
Johnson
Star
Mitt Sime
Wathe
Progren
WP Geary
A W Cole
FA Jones
Sam
Doug
CM Roberts
Spanner
William Riggs
Joe Grey
WP Sime
Harry Wheeler
Chae Bailey
Porter McDonald
Harry Rows
Eddie Jesson
WG Gilemore
Owen Murphy
J Alvey
Ray B
Krebsie
Countty
Mise Minnie Lints
Mee
HE Bieteber
Hall
Frank St John
LE Mattison
EA Hughes
J E James
A v Lockwood
Tombstone Town Topics Tersely Told
Town notes record legal matters and arrivals from Douglas Bisbee and Fort Huachuca. Officials like Jobo Ross Willcox and LH Hays attend Superior Court tasks while educators N B Hotchine and M Johnson return from school commencements. Memorial Day services are announced at the Congregational Church with Rev Horeoe as speaker.
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GL Horeoe
Congregational Church
Soelck
Confessions Detail Cochise County Crime Cases
Cochise County's criminal calendar features Mra Wen Olds bound over for a superior court murder trial after a $5,000 bond. W W Kermeen confesses to the J F Harrell killing in El Paso and is held for trial in Bisbee. English Darry and McGon gal, linked to a Douglas automobile theft, are bound over in Apache County with $1,500 and $1,000 bonds respectively. Deputy sheriffs carry out arrests and recoveries across El Paso, Douglas, and Bisbee.
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Cochise
Mre
Wen Olds
Feares
Olde
Wm Olds
Pearce
W W Kermeen
el Pesy
Wm Graham
el Paso
Kermeen
J F Harrell
Graham
Sheriff's Office
John Foster
Bassett Watkins
Bisbee
English
Darry
McGongal
Douglas
Wheeler
Anu
Ion Albuquerque
Superior Court
Davis
Tone
Ash
Political pitches and party maneuvers loom in Senate race
Dwight B Heard declares he will not run for the US Senate as George U Young denies seeking the Progressive endorsement or any governor run. Lorenzo Hubbell remains the Republican front for the Senate, with Frank Demarest eyed for county treasurer. The Socialist ticket is ready, while Eugene Chaon campaigns for the Independent line in northern counties. The Board of Supervisors situation stalls, with John Rock of Tombstone again a possible candidate if legal appeals fail.
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Dwight B Heard
US Senate
George U Young
Sey
Lorenzo Hubbell
Frank Demarest
Oakley
Hi Piat’orm
L Cam«ated
Board of Supervisors
Eugene Chao
Ife
Mark Smith
Board of Supervisore
Menteare
Jbn Rock of
Tombstone
Looking Backward Twenty Four Years From the Enterprise
A mixed 19th century item notes the House passing a tariff bill and a silver bill, local news on Miss Minnie Hart’s illness, a Benson to Mammoth road proposal gaining traction, and Lou Aubry’s rifle incident after spotting a coyote in a gulch. The coyote was wounded and later died after multiple shots, with the animal’s innards described in crude terms.
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Lou Aubry
Mr Aubry
Globe Dr Jobo and family visit the bowmelke inn
Dr Jobo Bacon and wife arrived from Globe for a visit to the bowmelke while his family stays for several days. Deputy Sheriff Red Gannon was brought from Bisbee as another border for the Hotel Wheeler. Judge AC Lockpod and Clerk James return from a county scouting trip where they did fence building. Local political talk suggests Mr Kock may run, with expected developments by next Saturday.
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Globe
Jobo , Bacon and Wife
Red
Gannon
Bisbee
Wheeler
AC Lockpod
James
Assayer Chemist Ad Offers Ties At Rook's Store
The fragment notes Curtice-Mancing Co and Vaso Texas with L Pellegrin as a former U.S. Assayer offering prompt careful work at 57 S. Stove Ave Tucson. A sale ad announces a large lot of men's ties in latest styles priced 35c each or 5 for $1.00, inviting readers to call at Rook's to view them.
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Rook's
Adyel
Petitions Filed for Prohibition Amendments
The secretary of state received two petitions advocating statewide prohibition and an eight year standstill on prohibition elections. One seeks a constitutional ban on manufacturing and distributing intoxicants, the other aims to amend local option law to prevent repeated prohibition votes for eight years. The filings originate from Pinal County and reflect the Arizona dry campaign.
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Secretary of State
Pinal County
Governor grants reprieve for two murderers in capital case
Governor Gor Hot issued a reprieve delaying the hanging of Tomlin and FM Leonard, sentenced for the murder of Marshal Peterson of Mess. The stay lasts until December 19, 194, pending a statewide referendum on capital punishment.
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Tomlin
FM Leonard
Marshal Peterson
Mess
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Million Dollar Case Set For Fall Trial
The Gieson-Costello lease known as the million dollar lease was set for trial by His Honor Judge Loeckroed this fall after both sides waived a jury. A found gold Signet ring with emblem on Fre out Street may be recovered by its owner by describing the property and paying this notice. Call on City Marshall for details.
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Wotilt
Loeckroed
Freout Street
Marnball
Ady
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