Friends of Robert Stone receive word of safety
The message confirms Robert Stone of Gleeson and Kerry Gleeson are safe after a removal from their home. Willard Whitt, Stone’s stepson, was reported missing from Bishee but later found to be safe. Postal notices note renewals and correspondence from Chittieauu, with hopes Stone and Ket Herre reach Gleeson soon.
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Robert Stone
Kerry
Gleeson
Eapessad
Gleesut
Apo
Snes
Willard Whitt
Mr Stone
Hye
Bishee
Trumbin
Tee
Robert Stim
Stony
Shaister
Jenin
Johnson
Stone
Chittieauu
Doings in the State Legislature in Phoenix
Phoenix May 24 The legislature sits in deadlock as adjournment looms. The Hunt lobby blocks a general appropriation bill unless terms favoring executive allies are met. A second extra session may be called for land legislation with taxes and state offices in limbo. The House and Senate clash over conference actions as a tax levy and various appropriations await final decisions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phoenix
Jack
Hunt
Senate
Tempe
Father Con
Warren
Naco Fire Destroys Home. Loss About 5000 Dollars
Fire swept a residence of Mrs. Heilman and Sid Burn at Naco Sunday night, nearly consuming the property and leaving about five thousand dollars in ruin. Volunteer firefighters fought flames with limited equipment, but could not halt the blaze. The loss was partially covered by insurance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bisbee
140 Men Killed at Johnson Mine Tragedy
A mine accident at Johnson Mine on Thursday morning killed 140 men or two workers were fatally injured when an ore car ran into them. One died instantly while the other, severely hurt, was transported to a hospital in Tucson where he died soon after arrival.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnson Mine
Peizons United
Johnson
Yucson
Tombstone Organized Ball Team Hailed by Prospectors Reporter
A Prospectors reporter notes Tombstone organizing a home ball team with good material from nearby towns like Willcox and Benson. The piece stresses need for proper management and backing to meet standards, urging players to practice and show commitment to win public support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prospectors
Uaswbail Yue
Willcox
Feuree
Light
Benson
Populeuiin
Jeu Gertielte
Tombstone Guild
Newly Items of Arizona Special Agents Inspect Southern Navajo Grants
Special Agents Pierson and Culbertson of the Interior Department completed their inspection of filings in the southern part of the north to finalize their investigation. They will report to Washington and expect final action in the scrip cases soon after submission. A valuation of seventy cents per acre for Santa Fe land grants in Navajo county and state cents for such land in Apache county was recommended by the state tax commission to county assessors. On Friday afternoon around two o'clock, Morenci received news that a Mexican boy, Jesus Olgin, seven years old, fatally shot someone in a private accident about five tiles from Merene and near Coruinads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pierson and Culbertson
Department For the Interior
Washington
Navajo County
Apache County
Morenci
Jesus Olgain
Merene
Coruinads
Dead Spanish engineer found near Senora camp area
The body of Mariano A. Pena a Spanish mining engineer working near Senora was found three miles west of Provt and fifteen miles east of Roden by two tramps who alerted local foreman then Coroder A T Prather at Reep. Also Marvin Pollock nearly lost a foot in a hay baler accident at his father’s Thatcher ranch. Ed Stewart and Will Britton were arrested in Safford on fire-set incident at Frank W. Andrews ranch in Arusa.
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Mariano A. Pena
Senora
Provt
Roden
2 Tramp
Animas
Coroder
A. T. Prather
Reep
Marvin Pollock
A.T. Pollock
Thatcher
Ed Stewart
Will Britton
Safford
Frank W. Andrews
Arusa
Mr. Andrews
Five Tons of Rich Gold Ore Shipped by Brick
Phoeninx May 21 Fier zone of relyelit ofr froet the Brick Gold Mining company property six nt of Phoenix have fees shipped by Manager Jack White to orer the Douglas smelters White has been steadily devstoppng the Brick for several years and it is believed that the wall oon have a paying some north he Whitey Cr beverah yer the sheriff df Cactow couury ane has bee mining ser mace be Ie Tombstone Mir friends wll hope thie will pan our big for dum
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phoenin
Relyelit
Boy Dies After Baseball Hit in Upper Lowell
May 24 report from Warren details nine year old James Chapman son of Mrs Lydia Chapman of Upper Lowell dying from injuries after a baseball struck his head. No inquest and no foul play suspected. Mother mourns loss as funeral arrangements are pending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bisbef
James Chapman
Lydia Chapman
Upper
Lowell
Warren
Narrow Escape Near Paradise Swinging Bridge
An automobile party comprising Mrs. Mary Fisher, Miss Lois Leslie Fisher, G H Reynolds, and T A Cowan almost ran off the famous swinging bridge in a canyon five miles this side of Paradise on Sunday afternoon. The incident left the group shaken but unharmed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Fisher
Lois Leslie Fisher
G. H. Reynolds
T. A Cowan
Swinging Bridge
Paradise
Borderland route praised by Erwin G Baker in May news
Erwin G Baker extols the Borderland corridor from San Diego to New York City with a record long-distance drive. He lauds the coast-to-coast highway as open year round, praising climate and terrain while predicting Borderland will become a major east to west route. News notes talk of mining camps drawing buyers and investors, with large-scale property purchases and gold prospecting interest spreading across the country.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tering Birae
San Diego
New York City
Townstone
Erwin G. Wakter
Drowe
News Yorks
San Francisco
Ed Wien
Fedure
Lincoln Highway
Gerland
Capieta
Peets
el Paso
Arizona
California
Gatman
Anz
Chou Wah
Tech Ao & Large
Expo York City
Lo Angeles
Cripple Creek
Nevada
Gan
Unitedates
Suit to Declare Law Unconstitutional in Arizona
May 21 in Phoenix the suit to declare the eight hour law for sewmen unconstitutional began in the supreme court. Hotel Dominion at Globe alleges it is discriminated against by the plaintiff, a witness, is the defendant. Governor Hu prepared a proclamation to effect the livestock sanitary board decision to lift the foot and mouth quarantine on cattle imports from all states uninfected. Cattle will be admitted from Mexico to allow Americans to obtain stock before confiscation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phoenix
Arizona
Supreme Court
Death of Goghis e County Pioneer Martinez
Refugio Martinez a long time Arizonan and blacksmith who worked in Ben and Tombstone died Thursday at sixty. He traced kinship to a famed Castilian family that helped settle early Arizona and California, with mining work in Cochise County. The Los Angeles Times lauds the Yuma Colorado River bridge as a grand link on the Ocean-to-Dean Highway, noting it will ease travel and future races.
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Refugio Martinez
Arisors
California
Martinez Way
Benso
Tombstone
Fairbank
Cochise County
Stenai
Colorado River
Yuma
Los Angeles Times
Yum
Los Angeles
Pearceite Mourns Loss of 400 Simoleons
Domenic Perotti of Pearce mourns the loss of 400 simoleons tied to a coal deposit case. The fragment references deposits, lines, and possible bank connections with unclear details, suggesting a financial loss or theft context.
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Pearceite
Domenic Perotti
Pearce
Boy's Arm Torn Off By Hay Baler In Safford
May 24. Karl Contan, 13, suffered a serious injury when the hay baler feed mechanism drew in his right arm while he cleaned a feeder south of town. The arm was severed at the shoulder. He was carried to town and treated at the Gila Valley Hospital.
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Safford
Karl Contan
Richard Bingham
Scurtett Nanet
Charles Getty
Gila Valley
Susharium
Martin
Mecien
Tae
Reductions in Freight Rates Touted by Phoenix Commerce Group
May 22 reports show reductions over a wide range of freight rates across the system. The article cites actions by the Arrant Oxporation Commission and quotes officials on the impact of a 20 per sent decrease. The piece notes varying effects on shipments and industry response in Phoenix.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phoenix
Boosting Arizona Along the Way by Moose Party
A six member Phoenix Moose party led by Geo Voltz and including Jack Gillis CLW Schmidt Chas Longest Travers and W Hocking camped in Tombstone on Saturday and departed for Bisbee. They plan to donate 100 burros to the Moose organization in Chicago as a climate and health argument for Arizona and to host a tubercular sanitarium in the state. CW Schmidt, son of W F Schmidt, recalls Tombstone’s early days and fondly recalls friends and local spots.
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Phoenix
Geo. Voltz
Jack Gillis
Clw Schmidt
Chas. Longest
Travers
W. Hocking
Tombstone
Bistee
Chicago
Arizona
Order of Moose
Our
CW. Schmidt
W. F.C. Schmidt
Upper Sixth Street
O Weil
Worry Will Kitt Cat Says a Good Philosopher Quote
The Palestine Herald quotes a philosopher advising against delaying worry. Some people counter by insisting others should do the worrying for them, framing worry as a shared burden rather than a personal duty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kitt
Palestine Herald
Court backlog looms as cases stalled in Superior Court
Fragmented OCR text shows a chaotic note about new cases filed in Superior Court, mentions jury duties, costs, and various names and places in a muddled report. The readable portions depict courtroom delays and references to estimates, juries, and public notices without clear outcomes.
Commendation by Board for Resolute Stance
A local board receives praise for a firm stand on a contentious issue amid town council debates. The resolution condemns certain actions and urges civic responsibility while detailing community reactions and potential legal implications.
Getting the Habit and Its Rural Market Shift
A fragmented note tracks farming and household supply habits, outlining growing demand for refined goods and steady delivery. It mentions a Fox of Ames and references a local buyer network, with a cautious tone on stable pricing and ongoing distribution.
Fort Huachuca Scout Goes Insane
Dick Mulberry, a scout in the ibis part of the troops at Fort Huachuca, is committed to an asylum after examination. He claims ancestral threats and fears for his life. Government funds covered transport. state now to provide care.
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Dick Mulberry
Ibis
Serece
Eas Brovcht
Feem
Huachuca
Soturdes
Ani
Auto Accident On The County Road In Patagonia
Dr and Mrs J B Ellis of Cochise and W A Fiege cattleman from Johnson traveled to Nogales for Shriners pilgrimage. Fiege grew ill and was hospitalized at St Joseph’s. Ellis couple remained in Frexe auto, wreck on a Wits rave near Ray Surrells ranch left Mrs Ellis with severe bruising and the doctor with both knees injured and a probable right leg fracture.
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Patagonia
J.B. Ellis
Cochise
W. A Fiege
Johnson
Nogales
Mr. Fiege
St. Joseph's Hospital
Ellis
Ray Surrells
Onder
Guard Officers Attend School of Instruction
National Guard of Arizona officers gathered in Phoenix for a two day school of instruction. The course covers field work infantry drill engineering tactics care of guards, and lectures. Sessions aim to prepare officers to instruct their commands upon return. Training held in the Mariespa wing and equipment in the creamery building. Captain Currwell Stacy and Adjutant General Hace attend among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phoenix
National Guard of
Arizona
Coure
Mariespa
Crurwell Stacy
Nga
Hace
Ovear F. Temple
Assmcant
Douglas Team Disbands Due to Financial Struggles
Uncertain finances force Douglas to disband in the Rio Grande Ball League. Across Cochise County, locals feared loss of a strong team that boosted town morale and pride. Officials acknowledge the town’s tight budget made sustaining the squad impossible.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Douglas
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