New Cases In Both Courts Probate and District
Probate Court Estate of Elizabeth J Henry deceased administrator discharged and sureties released. Estate of Levi J Gint deceased final account allowed and residue distributed to William Girdin trate for John Marius Gird. District Court Eldridge v Eldridge action for divorce Patrick J Holohan v Guadelave Holohan divorce action. Estate Lizzie M Thatcher deceased administrator appointed. Estate Joho B Angias deceased supplemental final account Nicholas Nobile administrator approved and discharged sureties released.
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Probate Court
Elizabeth J Henry
James & Williams
Levi J Gint
Edward J Kelly
Wm Gird
Traet
John Marius Gird
Lizzie M Thatcher
Newton J Thatcher
Lizsie M Thatcher
HE Dogan
W Flickinger
WS Dizon
High Citizenship of Arizonans
A favorable view of Arizona citizens and their law abiding character is outlined. The El Paso Times notes Arizona juries favor punishment, and Cochise County’s criminal court has disposed of offenders efficiently in recent terms, reflecting well on the territory’s order and reputation.
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Arizona
el Paso Times
Pew
Cochise County Earns Credit for Territorial Fair Exhibit
The Cochise County display at the Lizthanno Territorial Fair receives favorable notice in the Phoenix Republican for its mining and agricultural showcases. Despite storms and floods reducing farm yields, the county contributed in every department except the dog show, with ore specimens and products featured across mineral, poultry and cattle, women’s, educational, and other exhibits.
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Lizthanno Territorial
Phoenix Republican
Cochise County
Sulphur Springs Valley
Virginia
Tombstone
San Pedro Valley
Coohise
How the States Went Tuesday Major governor margins across states
Returns show Democratic gains in New York and New Jersey with sizable margins. Republicans carry California Michigan and Wisconsin while Democrats win Ohio Nebraska Texas and several others. Indiana rewards Beveridge successor as John Whero wins Senate seat. Wyoming South Dakota Colorado and Rhode Island incomplete.
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New York
New Jersey
Mascachusette
Connecticut
Ohio
North Dakota
Nebraska
California
Michigan
Minnesota
Matama
Tennessee
Georgia
Oregon
Louisiana
Texas
Pennsylvania
Missouri
Kansas
South
Caroline
Wisconsin
Lows
New Hampshire
Wyoming
South Dakota
Colorado
Rhode Island
Indiana
John Whero
Beveridge
United States Senate
U S vs Nine Barrels of Vinegar in Globe Court
The United States files a Pure Food Act civil action in Globe against Sharp Elliott Miller Co of El Paso alleging a shipment labeled as table vinegar is actually acetic acid solution colored with burnt sugar and substituted. Two charges are listed in Tucson court with Cochise County term upcoming.
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United States
Globe
Lady Maude Sets World Mile Pace Record at Phoenix Track
Lady Maude, a renowned pacer, and her running mate challenged the famed constitutions convention era. The mare clocked a mile in 2:00 1-2 with a 2 second drop, reportedly the fastest mile by a mare on any track, while Minor Heir failed to beat 1:54 1-2, posting 1:59 1-4 and a 58.14 half for a world half-mile mark.
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Phoenix
Lady and C
The
Tech
Phis
Daniel
Savage Stables
Lady Maude
Minor Heir
Nix
Woman Admitted to Arizona Bar
The Arizona Supreme Court admitted 22 applicants to practice law in the territory on Tuesday. Among them was Mary Alice Wufferman of Yuma, the second woman ever licensed, with Mrs. Thomas Sorin from Cochise County noted as the first.
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Territory
Supreme Court
Arizona
Mary Alice Wufferman
Yuma
Thomas Sorin
Cochies County
Phoenix Exchange Urges Pedestrians to Carry Protection
A Phoenix exchange calls for pedestrians to carry shooting irons to guard against Sotomaniacs who persist in turning public thoroughfares into race tracks.
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Phoenix Exchange
Statehood Convention Advances Propositions in Arizona Debates
The Arizona Statehood Convention passed Proposition 4 on Initiative and Referendum and deferred action on a Prohibition clause. It voted on suffrage, with a majority supporting submitting the issue to men and women voters, and debated home rule, recall, judiciary reforms, and state salaries. The convention adopted a section on criminal prosecutions and examined the recall process and limits on remembering judges.
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Cooper
Legrstation
Committee On
Legislative Committee
Prohibitionisto
Lynch
Atete
Scere
Judiciary Committee
United States
Dissolution of Miller & Geib Partnership
Notice states the partnership Miller & Geib in Cochise County has been dissolved by mutual consent on November 17, 1910. The business will be continued by John L. Miller and Oscar K. Goll. Public notice published November 13, 1910.
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Grm
Miller &Geib
Ste
Cochise County
Arta
John L. Miller
Oscar K.goll
First
Pab
Knights of Pythias Elect Grand Officers
The Arizona Grand Lodge K of P at Phoenix elected grand lodge officers for the coming year. Elected: Judge M N Campbell Tucson grand chancellor. W G Gilmore Tombstone grand vice chancellor. J F Rose Douglas grand prelate. J D Loper Phoenix grand K R etc. L D Reddeld Benson grand master of the exchequer. Tom Smith Phoenix grand master at arms. Dr L E Wighton Globe grand inner guard. F W Smith Williams grand outer guard. A J Matthews Tempe professor. B Hattich Tombstone and John Hamilton Kingman grand trustees. The Pythian sisters named Laelia McKee grand chief. Lulu Terrell grand senior. Mrs Harrington grand junior. Mrs Martin mistress. Mrs McMelin mistress of records. Mrs Barrett mistress of finance. Mrs Pelzer proetres. Mrs Holcomb outer guard.
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Arizona Grand Lodge
P Sin Pesion
Phoenix
MN Campbell
Tucson
WG Gilmore
Tombstone
JF Rose
Douglas
JD Loper
K.R
LD Reddeld
Benson
Tom Smith
Arine
L E Wighton
Globe
FW Smith
Williams
A J Matthews
Tempe
B. Hattich
John Hamilton
Kingman
Pything
Laelia McKee
Lulu Terrell
Mra Harrington
Mre Martin
Mre McMelin
Mes ‘Barrett
Mra Pelzer
Tombstone Forms Chamber of Commerce
A group of Tombstone merchants and businessmen organized the Tombstone Chamber of Commerce to promote the city and district. Douglas Gray is president with officers Frank N. Wolcott vice president L F Kuchentecker secretary C L Cummidge treasurer and an executive committee led by Jobo Rock J H McPherson N Wolcott and E H Reeves.
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Tombstone
Tombstone Chamber of Commerce
Douglas Gray
Frank N. Wolcott
L. F. Kuchentecker
C. L. Cummidge
Jobo Rock
J. H. McPherson
N. Wolcott
E. H. Reeves
Chamber of Commerce
Tomtatone
Randolph tied to head El Paso & Southwestern report denied
A New York dispatch claimed Epes Randolph would head the El Paso & Southwestern, but Dodge & Co. called the report absurd and without foundation. The El Paso company offices were closed for the election and confirmation could not be obtained, while Val Randolph in Los Angeles could not be reached.
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New York
Epes Rendorp
Thetakala Phaihe
Southern Pacific
Arizona
el Paso & Southwestern
Eyes Randolph
Phelps-Dogs Co
Phelpe, Dodge & Co
Epes Randolph
Mr Dodge
Randolph
Val Randolph
Los Angeles
Phoenix fair grounds training claim by Harry Hersey
Harry Hersey of Seyage stables asserts the Phoenix fair grounds track is the fastest surface in the world. He says his four sprints at the venue outpace all rivals and set a new standard for speed.
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Harry Hersey
Seyage Stables
Phoenix Fair Grounds
Four
Lester
Survey work near Gleeson and search for missing man
Thursday reports from Daily JA indicate survey teams near Gleeson this week. Jobo Parker of Douglas is reported lost in the Northern Sonora mountains. a search party will leave Douglas this morning to try to locate him.
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JA Rockfellow
Doc Merge
Gleeson
Jobo Parker
Douglas
Sonora
One That Will Keep Them Guessing
The Kiseei Kar record from Los Angeles to Phoenix tests motorists and keeps them guessing. The trip will be attempted again next season, with plans to shave time, though odds remain long. The route spans desert stretches and poorly maintained roads, highlighting a remarkable feat that surprised even the most optimistic auto enthusiasts.
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Los Angeles
Phoenix
Friday Court reconvenes amid familiar jurors and officials
A Monday session resumes with trial jurors, attorneys, and court attendants present. Old figures like Horald Smith era associates, Under-sheriff and local business actors figure in the day’s notices, while references to territorial history and regional turmoil appear amid scattered, fragmentary passages.
Mrs Sutter Dies After Illness in Bisber
Mrs Fred Sutter wife of Ilon Fred Sutter died in Bisber the morn ing from heart failure. She had been ill for weeks and friends hoped for recovery before the sudden death. The community extends sympathy to Mr Sutter in his bereavement.
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Bislon
Arizona Sunday School Association Convention Notice
The Arizona Sunday School Association will hold its annual convention November 25 26 and 27 with Thanksgiving reduced railroad fares extended. Going tickets may be purchased November 23 and 25 with returns valid until November 28 in conjunction.
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Arizona Sunday School Asseto
Arizona Woman Robbed in East on Pullman Berth
Mrs Sherman Fiske of Phoenix was robbed by two masked men while bound and gagged in a Pullman berth between St Louis and Kansas City. The bandits took all her money. details are scarce and came in a brief letter to Mr Flake in the surveyor general's office.
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Phoenix
Sherman Fiske
St. Louie
Kansas City
Flake
Surveyor General
Cochise Land Shows Splendid Hay Returns
G. G. King reports strong hay yields in Sulphur Springs valley north of Douglas. He produced 175 percent of Sorghum hay on his ranch and cut 89 tons of wild hay from adjacent land. He now offers hay for sale with expected excellent returns. Wild hay price cited at 10 to 12 dollars per ton.
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G. G. King
Emhe Mises
Douglas
Bobee
H’e
Injustice to the Yaqui Indians Injustice to Yaqui Indians
Fragmentary clipping discusses alleged injustices toward the Yaqui people and mentions lack of guidance on disrespect to an ex-governor's grave and the sentiment of ordinary classes toward the issue. The readable text hints at controversy and incomplete guidance.
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Yeabrl
Arizona Pharmacists Organize at Phoenix
Arizona pharmacists form the Arzone Pharmaceutical association in Phoenix at Widue-day Hall with early representation from territory druggists. Officers slated include Marty Brisley president, BF Huxta le first vice president, HB Cate second vice president, Wo Sonter third vice president, KT Ronene secretary-treasurer.
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Arzone Pharmaceutical
Phoenix Widue-day
Draggiets
Alrady
Ayrepe
Steeneth
Marty Brisley
Presvot
BF Huxta
Bisbee
Fiest View
HB Cate
Poenit
Wo ¥ Sonter
Flaxetatt
Kt P Ronene
Phoenix
Ecretary-Treaseurer
Cananea man dies by own action after note to friends
In Cananea a man described as Lt Houghton shot himself with a 45 revolver after writing letters to relatives. Witnesses noted his aim and the timing, with reports suggesting a prior diagnosis of tuberculosis limiting his life expectancy.
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Hougheton
Cananea
Jean
Houghston
Tucson
Frank Hereford in Critical Condition After Operation
A telegram from Los Angeles reports attorney Frank H Hereford in critical condition after an operation last night. His younger children, cared for by a nurse, had departed for Los Angeles, with Jack Hereford accompanying Mia Hereford to the coast several days ago.
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Los Angeles
Frank H Hereford
Sayls
Tucson
Jack Hereford
Mia Hereford
Pacific States Sim Exchange to Open in Tucson
Arthur Bard of the Pacific States Sim exchange travels from Los Angeles to Tucson aiming to establish a facility to supply films to various moving picture shows. The exchange would provide pictures from independent producers if the Tucson operation opens.
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Arthur Bard
Pacific States
Sim Exchange
Tucson
Los Angeles
Nothercriwe
Arzma
Hall's Catarrh Cure Ad Claims Cure and Rewards
An old advertisement touts Hall's Catarrh Cure with a one hundred dollar reward for any catarrh case it cannot cure. It states the product is taken internally and acts on blood and mucous surfaces, with endorsements from F J Cursry Co and wholesale druggists in Toledo.
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Votlan
Hall
Slater
All Dugpiste
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Lewold
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Gallen
W F Kuchenbecker
GW Swain
O K Goll
Wm Roth
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Douglan
Beiot
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Southern Pacific Co
JH Plunkett
Petereon
Copper Queen
Frank Ruesel
McFarland
Aftenoon
Rustel
O. Simpson
Charlie Purdon
Redeutabile
Sender
Horald Smith
Seutiago
International
Howe
Phoenia Fair
George Galen
Fair Aod
Yin
Hereford
Greene Cattle Co
Pease
Recton
Fred Sutter
Cochise Land
Arizona Pharmacists
Frank Hereford
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