This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!
This newspaper page contains 24 articles. Subscribers can read the full text of each article.
Newspaper
Tombstone Epitaph
Location
Tombstone, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Nov 14, 1920
Page
3
Report describes a Mexican court action dismissing a kidnapping case involving Luke H Ellis and a complex tale of accusations, romantic entanglements, and police investigations across Nogales and Santa Cruz. It notes joinder of suspects Juan Merits and Alex, and mentions deputy Shields pursuing an accomplice in Mexico.
The article reports on Mexican President Obregon's policy moves and negotiations affecting imports through Nogales, Sonora, with tariffs and shipping arrangements discussed. It mentions local brokerage houses, the Sinotas trader, and plans to move ore shipments, alongside transportation officials and industry figures in the cross border exchange.
Three men were bound over on federal charges after appearance before United States Commissioner amid a federal grand jury probe. Patrick, an agent for a department, faced charges linked to an attempted price manipulation of an international line, with bail set at a specified amount. Co-defendants Jubert Fond Barrick and Turner were also involved as authorities investigate the case tied to an alleged army hospital matter and related financial actions.
State administrators will gather at the capital Friday for a scheduled session. The event will be hosted in the administration building and involve department leaders and local officials.
World War veterans organize crafts at Public Meath Service displaying items including baskets and other works. Visitors can view their display at the hospital, featuring Trex vats and wine goods as part of the event.
The report notes the marriage of Miss Margeret to an unnamed groom with Rev. CW Stare officiating in Prescott. It mentions census additions, local commerce ties, and ties to the Tombs Work of the Vavepal county chamber while highlighting a romance that ended happily.
Col. J. Thompson of Phoenix named to represent Governor Campbell at ceremonies in Mexico City. He arranged for a special car to transport attendees from Phoenix to Mexico City for General Obregon's presidential induction.
The Prescott court refuses to direct a verdict in favor of the plaintiff. The judge notes the state of the record and indicates the case will proceed to trial with the evidence considered and the jury to decide the outcome.
Phoenix residents flocked to view a local discovery said to be a petrified woman unearthed near the Lenox gun club range, north east of Phoenix. Report notes the excavation was conducted by Mexican laborers under J. W. Tucker and W. A. Tucker while seeking origin relics around red sand hills.
An aged locomotive engineer died in his cab while on duty after the train run from a drought loaded train halted at a depot. Holman tried to relieve him but the engineer declined assistance. Fireman Sinden noted no danger to passengers and the crew prepared to handle the abortive stop, with the ambulance arriving after the fatal collapse.
The court released Scanland after jurors found him not guilty on all counts. Prosecutors stated they would review the evidence and consider appealing parts of the proceedings while the defense praised the decision as vindication for Scanland.
Reports claim Dr Bledsoe plans a private parade to fund an election with a misused fee. Citizens worry about closing streets and congestion as police prepare to keep crowds from the march line.
In Prescott on November 9 Judge Charles H. Meiaur bound Jose Abfarado and Alvaraay to a new man and wife ceremony after they had wed in August but failed to meet legal formalities. Neighbors feared for moral welfare as authorities noted the couple mistakenly believed a license sufficed without a second ceremony.
Fragmented obituary notes the death of a pioneer Arizonan, listing survivors including family members named Webb and Webby, and mentioning a long record of public service. The piece references community figures and places in a late 19th or early 20th century Arizona context with scattered names and relations.
Report notes a $1,000 reward for the capture of an unknown man linked to the killing of Wercha. Authorities state the incident occurred near 924 Vulie crest following a shooting. The case involves Monmouth County police and unidentified suspects.
Governor Campbell accepts a message from the surgeon general announcing a forthcoming state survey. The plan, aimed at improving health services along the border, follows a prior application by the state health service and involves inspection and data gathering across identified sections.
In Nogales Arizona on November 6, thieves looted residences of Samuel Seeker and FW Van Meurick, taking about 2000 dollars in jewelry and valuables. burglars also took up to 500 dollars in automobile fittings from a downtown store. Police chief F Lowe said nine notable national burglars were moving stolen goods into Mexico.
Treasury of the United States offers a limited issue of certificates dated November 15 1928 bearing five and three quarter percent interest due March 18 10 fiscal years. Federal Reserve Bank of Dallas authorized to receive subscriptions and allocate upon receipt of applications. Subscriptions begin immediately with allotments to be dated upon receipt. Investors encouraged to apply for the offering through the Dallas federal reserve bank.
Congress moves fast on funding for the Ajo Road project as interim Secretary Payne and Senator Marone discuss the plan. Officials report urgency to approve the highway construction to improve transportation and economic access.
In a report from Helson to Sus adie pumbltied, the National Association of Piet Forks metronigh elected officers for the year. Tylliinkes was chosen president, Plush Mesa secretary JT Malloy, and others named. Names include Myreie ud, riegen fe Taatiipees, Neaaie, Waihi Areeencer, Go Mile, Hethyek, 26, Teite, Diastae, and June Femme true hae.
The notice reports start of railroad work along the Mexico border from Naco to Agua Prieta. It lists Arizona officials, dates in 1920, and claims by land claimant names Micah Montague Reed Robert Johnson Jamies Wolf Elizabeth Myers witnesses from Lewis Springs.
Fragmentary local notice mentions ESEY & CO Toledo and a prospective item or sale. details are illegible and entities uncertain.
The Board of Supervisors of Cochise County Arizona announces a sale on November 1 1920 at 11:00 AM for School District No 4 bonds totaling 82 500 with a 50 67 denomination. Bids must be sealed and accompanied by a 2 percent bid deposit. Bonds mature 2025 with interest payable sem annually at the rate specified by the bid.
Department of the Interior announces a Three Year Proof notice at the U S Land Office in Tombstone Arizona for a land description in Range IGE G and 3S NNW neg see Py Wheme 2 By NWR Pawnship 203 with witnesses Frank T Shaver Yadalecia Solano Anis Lee Harkey Arle Ho Harkey of Palibamh Arizona. Reading set before W A Fowler on November 8 1920. Also sale notice of a year 13 child nurse seeking guardianship or sale details.
We want people to find what they are looking for at NewspaperArchive. We are confident that we have the newspapers that will increase the value of your family history or other historical research. With our 7-day free trial, you can view the documents you find for free.
People find the most success using advanced search. Try plugging in keywords, names, dates, and locations, and get matched with results from the entire collection of newspapers at NewspaperArchive!
You can also successfully find newspapers by these browse options. Explore our archives on your own!
Browse by location and discover newspapers from all across the world.
Browse by date and find publications for a specific day or era.
Browse old newspaper publications to find specific newspapers.