Skeleton and Fire and Forgery in Condensed State News
Multiple small items reported from Tucson and surrounding areas including an attack scene near Mrs Balvador Camacho and a fire incident. a teen, Walter Jones, charged with forgery after a check was cashed. a buried skeleton found during street work near Tarson cemetery. and the death of Morrie, a Canadian alien at Tucson seeking hospital aid under immigration orders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Jones
Superior Court
Justice of the Peace of Cometack
Tucson
Jones
Ivancovich
Akelet
Tooen Tweed
M Bromo
Cafin
Oldtimers
Tarson
United Eaates
Canada
Morrie
Arizona
Woman’s land dispute over abandoned homestead near Phoenix
A Phoenix dispatch reports Nancy Smiley sues Amanda Jenkins over abandonment of a homestead 13 miles north along the Black Canyon road in Paradise Valley. Through attorney Arnold Mand, Brailey seeks remedy in U S Land Office before Receiver John J Birdao after testimony, with indecision remaining. The case highlights desert ranch life and the hardship of homesteaders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phoenix
Nancy Smiley
Mre
Amands Jenkins
United States Land Office
Mre Brailey
Arnold Mand
Mre Jenkins
H W Clarke
Herl Homestead
John J Birdao
Cruelty to Animals Case Alters Sentence in County
Justice Comstock reduced Francisco Mendibles’s 20 day jail term to a $5 fine after humane officers reported abuse of animals. Mendibles, a Mexican teamster, was arrested by Officer Minge near Tucson for driving two mules in poor condition. The Arizona Humane Society has begun a campaign to curb animal cruelty and neglect.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franciero Mendibles
Tucson
Comatock
Eruery
Mendibles
Humace
Minge
Bisbee
Harry Kans
Telehone
Friends of
Meadibies
Bie
Aibfa
Leo Hill
Joebie
Howe Thie Childres
Beccause
Comstock
Arizona Humane Society
Canyon Road To Reopen By June 10 In Bisbee Dispatch
State Engineer J C Ryan announced that by June 10 state forces will finish the Tombstone canyon work enough to open the highway to uninterrupted public traffic. The Tombstone canyon portion remains incomplete, but the main canyon segment will be ready while other work continues. Traffic diversions to other routes will end as the upper section is prepared for use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bisbee
J C Ryan
Tombstone Canyon
Bisbee City
Curtig8 Manning Co Inc Stock Brokers El Peso Texas
A fragment mentions Curtig8 Manning Co Inc in El Peso Texas with references to listed and unlisted securities and repurities, implying a brokerage context. No clear events or dates are shown. Further readable details are unavailable in the fragment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manning CO. Inc Stock Brokers
el Peso
Texas
Boy Ae Beli Ali
Committee Chairman A H Gardner Calls Meeting on Celebration
A call from Committee Chairman A H Gardner of the Committee on Arrangements for the Four baf Jely Celebration requests the entire committee be present at the Hoschuca Water Co offices Monday June 1 at 7:30 pm to discuss celebration matters. The notice notes no May 50th paper issue. readers are urged to look it up.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A H Gardner
Hoschuca Water Co
Progressives and Republicans Unite in Greenke County
A conference of leaders from the Bull Moose and Republican parties formed the Progressive Republican movement to unite Rooseveltians and Taft supporters. About thirty county Republicans attended to endorse a solid ticket for the fall and seek state sanction for the merger. Ralph Ellis presided with Wilmington as secretary. attendees included Stevens Leonard Bigham Patty and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roosevelt
Taft
Ralph Ellis
Pal Moose Central Committee
Mr Wilmington
Stevens
Ed Leonard
Henry Bigham
Johnny Patty
Roote
Greenke County
Boll Moosers
Orphanage Director Visits City To Place Children
Mr Guinnett, secretary operations of the Arizona and California Orphanage, visited the city yesterday to promote the children's interests. The institute, well known in the county, operates for Jordan children and, during the post week, placed over 250 youths in homes across California and Arizona.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guinnett
Arizons
California
Jorplas
Tates of
Aripons
Motoring to Douglas and Local Arrivals in Town
Friday notes say Mr and Mrs W Hicks and Paul Warnekros motored to Douglas today and will stay overnight then go to Bisbee and back home by weekend. Jamionon of New York arrives to stay in Woolery cottage summer. Attorney Morris of Bisbee visits for several days on legal matters. Big Dance Saturday at Tombstone City Hall benefits the band. proceeds fund new instruments. Harry Macre from Chiricahuas in town seeking cattle herd stock increases.
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Douglas
W Hicks
Paul
Mr Jamionon
New York City
Pew
City
Woolery
Nioth Street
Bisbee
Morris
Dindee
Tombstone City
M Ge
Hance
Gage Hall
Today's MAGazine Fashion and Household Journal Debuts
The article extols Today's MAGazine as a practical fashion home and household journal for women. It promises ideas for comfort economy and improvement that can be applied at home, filling a gap in women’s interest coverage with both essential and minor details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Home and Household Journal
State Taxpayers Association of Arizona organized in Tucson
Phoenix May 8 1914 announcement of the State Taxpayers Association of Arizona formed in Tucson on April 9 1914. Board of Trustees of fifty to oversee public moneys with audits to reduce taxation through non partisan public assistance. Publication Taxpayers Magazine monthly to explain revenue expenditures. Dues three percent of taxes with minimum fifty cents annual, coupon to Secretary Phoenix. Executive committee names listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phoenix
Arizona
Tucson
STATE
Taxpayers
Phaenix
Today's Magazine Promotes Katharine Gore Editor
A fragmentary ad touts Topay's Magazine edited by Katharine Gore, stressing a practical, wholesome, entertaining publication for real women. It highlights a 60 cent price and claims Topay's offers more practical topics and pages than other women's publics, urging reader engagement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Katherine Gore
Topay
Katherine Glover
Tombstone Read as Ideal Vacation Spot in The Milwaukee Journal
A Milwaukee Journal piece extols Tombstone Arizona and a dozen other towns as ideal quiet vacation retreats. It praises Tombstone’s climate, altitude, pure water, and year round appeal while urging eastern readers to visit and seek restorative rest away from harsh southern temperatures.
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The
Milwaukee Journal
Tombstone
Ariz
Dedham
Mase
Angels Camp
Cal
Heavener
Okls
Sleepy Eye
Mina
Paradise
Deadwood
Ore
Towit
East
Tomistone
Writing Movie Plays Opens New Profession for Many
Move picture theatres expand nationwide and offer a new job writing scenarios. Producers pay from 25 to 100 dollars per accepted script, with quick turnover and earnings reported as high as 5500 dollars monthly for capable writers. No literary skill needed, just ability to shape ideas into a photo play script.
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Balvador Camacho
Salvador Camacho
Tuccon
Housewife
Dean
Globe
Geo. Macia
Mica
Daphoe
Mr Macia
Colorado
Emily Axtell
Denver
Rober Reeve
Renu
R G Brown
Leaveoworth
Kansas
W M Cleary
Dr. Miles
Biles
Canyon Road
C Frederick
Cummings
Allee and
Fifth Streets
Frederick
Harry Eckerman
Butler
Carpenter
F K Walliame
Tompatone
Cochise County
Clifton
Harry Evans
Mountain States Telephone Company
Sam Wett
George Macia
Jobo Fewsl and
Warnekros
Allen Street
Chiricahuas
Harry Macre
Macis
Veate
P. A. Tharaldson
Albert Steinfeld
J. N. Purdum
M. J. Cunningham
Rudolph Kuchler
R. G. Whitmarsh
State Taxpayers’ Association of Arizona
Statepayers’ Association of Arizona
Capitol
Arizona News Bureau
Frank W. Rogers
Date
Sitgreaves National Forest
Winslow
Yellowstone National Park
Order of Elks
Rogers
Pugh
Interstate Commerce — Commission
Arizona Corporation Comaniasion
Corporation Commission
Prescott
Fomar
Tova
Spain
Hew Home Ing Wacling Company
Mass
Dove
Photo-Play Association
Wilkes-Barre
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