Cement Work 15 Completed on Section No
Bisbee November 6 The last of the concrete on the stave llkh may be teen Lowell and the Pores lane was placed this afternoon by contractors Kata and Smith. Completions the four and a quarter sates end. Thin leaves the middle section Kage at a( 3 of eight and 4 querer alle to be paved. Federe aid hae i ed fur this and ad Settisement for bath has been hiebe ant bids will be oped a Tendersme on Mewitay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bisbee
Teen Lowell
Kata & Smith
Mmiddie
Federe Aid
Bath
Maddock Ash
Roberts
Stirte
Amit
Aoeahet
Local News Briefs and Community Notes Spark Curious Mentions
A jumble of names and places appears in a fragmented report listing individuals such as Tracy Find, Owen 4b, Sisk, Nogeles Heraldy, and Maj George iE Kets among attendees. The scattered text references events at a resort, a secretary role, and various names tied to Douglas Daily and Despatem month items, with unclear dates or actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tracy Find
Nowales
Owen
Sisk
Nogeles Heraldy
Jei Douglas
Laurence D Cure
aArizona Dal
Siar
Furs
Arizona Daily News Publishers Meet at Nogales Dinner
Arizona State Fair menu noted at a French themed dinner hosted by H. J. Sisk of Nogales. Editors from nearly every daily paper in the state attended the convention, with topics on newspaper practices and publisher concerns discussed during sessions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hock
Cigarett
Foster
YMC
Associat
Nogales
Ety
H. J. Sisk
Tracy Bird
Sae Nogales Oasis
Arizona
Arizona Engineers Plan Organization
A meeting in Phoenix laid plans for a state organization of engineers. Attendees were instructed to gauge local sentiment and report at a district meeting of the American Engineers Association in Globe on January 12 next.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phoenix
Arizona
Association of American Engineers
West Texas
New Mexico
Globe
Ariz
Cattlemen Joy Over County Range Conditions
In Sophie county, cattlemen report excellent range as William Rieke of Rinks Cattle Company notes lush forage and bright water holes. Mr Riggs and associates travel from Bisbee to Toon and possibly Phoenix for reform headquarters, while locals express optimism about cattlemen’s prospects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Douglas
Sophine
William Rieke
Rinks Cattle Company
Mtr Riggs
Bisbee
Thenea
Toon
Phoenix
Dever
Mr. Wiker
Googlas
Sethi
Democrats of State Endorse President Wilson
The Democratic Party in Phoenix and nearby areas endorses President Wilson, outlining support from party leaders and delegates. The article notes ongoing party strengthening, campaign strategies, and calls for unity among state Democrats ahead of the 1912 election cycle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Democrats
Pres. Wilson
Pioneer West historian Thomas Parish cremated in Phoenix
Edwin Farish and Thomas Parish, a pioneer West historian who began recording events after coming to Arizona forty two years ago, were conducted in the chapel of Sresee Bros. Parish died after a lingering illness at age 82. He leaves a widow, Margaret Parish. Cremation will take place locally and ashes sent to Phoenix.
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Angeles
Thomas Edwis Parisi
Ditefertam
Arizona
Mibing Win
West
Sresee Bros
Farish
Parish
Ase
Hicorian
Margaret Tarish
Phoenis
Lome
Boy Crushed at Turntable in Prescott Roundhouse
A Santa Fe roundhouse worker, Boyce Woods aged 38, fell from a locomotive pilot onto the turntable ties as the engine moved forward at Prescott. He died within twenty minutes. The incident occurred while the engine operated in the yard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prescott
Abs
Boyce Woods
Santa Fe, Pree & Phoenix
Exeter
Ems
Assessment Work Becomes Optional Pending Bill Signature
Mixed, error filled text describes an Associated Press dispatch about an assessment program. It states that assessment work may be unnecessary if the president signs a bill and mentions exemptions for certain mines, people, and regions. The language is garbled but centers on regulatory relief and exemptions.
Controversy Over Paving Plans Draws County Chamber Action
The chamber debates a paving project with factions among residents and the state engineer's office. Officials hope to patch differences and reach a decision soon, with delegation trips planned and many locals anticipated to attend.
Arrest Phoenix man for murder of wife
ARREST PHOENIX MAN FOR MURDER OF WIFE. Thomas Wilton was arrested in Phoenix, Arizona, after the death of his wife, Hazel Wilson, this morning. Her body was found at the Yisos home with a bullet wound and a revolver in her hand. Neighbors reported hearing the couple arguing in a high pitched voice before the shot. One neighbor saw Wilson leave the house seconds after the report. Police say the body’s position and wound indicate it was not self inflicted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phoenix
Ariz
Thomas Wilton
Hazel Wilson
Wilton
Yisos
Wilson
Irrigation plan for 20000 acres citrus land
Fragmented report outlines a proposed irrigation project affecting 20 000 acres of citrus land near Phoenix Nevada. It mentions power distribution by Yamatee Electric Manufacturing and a related litigation path, with references to public works and energy infrastructure plans amid unclear local context.
Local Fire Station Fees Offer Public Savings Plan
A damaged OCR fragment describes a local post setting a sum for fire station costs and public displays. It mentions reductions and saving strategies tied to municipal market shifts, plus cooperation with regional groups. The legible entities include the Rhine and Lys regions.
Shortage of Teachers Attributed to War
Phoenix reports a shortage of teachers blamed on wartime conditions. University of Agizopu educator RB van Kleinsvitd notes many teachers left rural and industrial jobs to claim unemployment aid, while Berkeley's Superintendant HB Wilson urges broadening the educational system and emphasizing practical instruction for pupils. The Teachers' Institute convention proceeds toward closure.
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Phoenix
RB van Kleinsvitd
Univerkits of
Agizopu
Kleins
HB Wilson
Berkeley
Arizona Lawyers Sue for a 25000 Fee in Desert Land Case
Nov 6 report from Yuma states attorneys Mallory and re claim a $25.09 fee for handling the Arizona Supreme Court case in which Yuma county won from Maricopa county a desert land strip two miles wide and 124 miles long. County officials refused to pay more than $2500, accepted as partial. The lawyers filed suit in the superior court for the balance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arizona
Yuma
Mallory
Rein
Arizona Supreme Court
Yama
Maricopa
Jones to attend Phoenix hearing on intermountain traffic
Nestor of Arizona corporation, Jones, sails to Phoenix to testify before the Interstate Commerce Commission on proposed grading for intermountain territory. Hearing opens tomorrow with stakeholders from Denver to the Pacific Northwest attending and supporting limits on shipper charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phoenix
F. A. Jones
Nestor
Arizona Corporation
Compulerion
Lake City
Crong
Intes Tate Commerce Commission
Intermountain
Denver
Iesote
Jones
I. PF Shaughnessy
Hagl Fman
Mev
Arizona civic bodies in world publicity sweep
Fragmented OCR reading shows broad claims of Arizona publicity throughout world civic bodies. The text references chambers of commerce, meetings, and various organizations, but it is garbled with many misspellings and broken phrases, offering little concrete detail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arizona
Flas
Sehal Grand Jury Sealed in U S Case
The fragmentary text mentions a grand jury in the United States and references several individuals. Details are unclear due to garbled OCR, but names include Rodrich Selink, Vintor Toe, and Robert Jones with a monetary sum noted as 150 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pdienaire
Peudil Wits
Maatiey Rodrich Selink
Alefarieon
Robert Jones
Ohare
Agua Prieta Factory to Locate Soon in Sonora
A factory announced by Ygnuelo Core and Mr eve ten will locate in Agua Prieta, Sonora, producing shirts, overalls, and enamel products. The plant aims to create jobs and compete with northern Mexican producers, signaling regional economic activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agua Prieta
Ygnuelo Core
Brigands Kill Steal Vast Gold From Oil Firms
An official report details a rash of attacks in the Tampico region during July August and September. Robbers killed droves and stole about 72 thousand dollars in American gold from oil companies operating offshore. The figure cited is seventy one thousand eight hundred eighty five dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hingto
Tampico
Public Court Notice in Arizona Superior Court
The State of Arizona issues a summons in the Superior Court for Cochise County. The defendant must appear and answer the complaint within twenty days after service, or thirty days if service is by publication, otherwise default will be entered. Clerk JE James signs, Deputy Clerk HP Johnson, dated November 6, 1819.
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Intenbert
Ariens Se
Corkive
Otter
Azacht
Arivena
Cochine
Superior Court
State of
Arizona
Coohie
JE James
HP. Johnson
Piet Pub
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Mabe Gourse
Kelly
Clark
Tally Star
Arizona Engineers Plan Organization
MR. Riggs
Arie
Bayellent Wites
Pledetg
Gtelav
He Anelas State
Lulwr
Sesexentun
Thomas J. Ron
George D. Sw
Canaries
Apitene Viytiiter Wapid
Eral Services
Edwin Farish
Associated Press Dispatch
Witon
United Sates
Alaska
Watner
Peell
Law
Toameron
Souslas
St Onder
Cary Craton
Comatesten
Ewing Vectrie Power
Yamatee
Electric Air Manufaeturing Company
Imamate Stebe
Scar Land
Yama Mesa
Hold-Al Wawract
United States
Teilens Yama
Sion
Cacadital
Pal Arket
Bisserondy
Hellewet
Weston
Hiedee
Vise
Ratis
Harris
Formtan
Marrs
Eugoain
Ines
Colonel Harris
Colonel Hare
Pologel Harrie
Ingalls
Phoenin Chase
Camanire
Tour
Sehal Grand Jury
U.S
Acla Prieta
Redskins
FAIR
Watts
Cache
Pioweitt
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