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Newspaper
Tombstone Epitaph
Location
Tombstone, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Nov 14, 1920
Page
4
A gunfire incident in Guadalupe early this morning leaves a baby dead. Police report an unidentified suspect fired at a storefront where the infant was located, prompting a fatal shooting investigation.
A chaotic confrontation ends with a man identified as Theron and others firing on robbers. Police report indicate multiple shots fired amid the struggle in Tucson.
Fragmentary notice reports a robbery at a Crandall area drug store and theater on a November date. It mentions entry was gained and suspects nabbed, with several individuals involved and police actions at the scene. Details are unclear but indicate criminal activity and investigations.
Reported this morning a blockade formed in front of City Hall as a barge anchored on the harbor and a wagon was burned after a car crash. The vessel had been making weekly trips to Mexico for months with Jose Cuervo tequila noted as familiar to Miami residents.
A Rhode Island Red rooster died after being tagged at a voting booth. Democrats accuse Chandler residents of foul play to intimidate voters, citing superstitions and fear before the town’s nominee’s election.
A conference of home economics teachers from the SWAT region will meet Monday in Phoenix at the city school administration building. Miss Jelah Coon, noted advocate for loniy commonites, forecasts strong attendance with as many as Innst a9 attendees expected to participate in sessions on the subject.
A chaotic Friday night event at a Hayton area venue ends with a fatal shooting. Police report a feud tied to alcohol and a staged argument, as bystanders describe panicked movements and a chaotic scene around a drinking party. Witnesses mention a suspect fleeing as officers arrived and a victim identified as a man from the gathering.
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A worker suffered a broken leg while in a shaft at the Cyetepic nine site. Fellow laborer Frank Humphrey set the limb, applied splints, and transported the man to hospital where a doctor praised the casting as properly done and no further surgery was needed.
Two mothers request help locating their sons as a peculiar case from San Francisco reaches the county clerk. The court reversed a prior ruling against the New Cornelia company after an accident in November 2018 left workers injured when a powder cart exploded. The lower court had awarded one widow ten thousand dollars in damages.
MissourI and Oregon authorities seek 15 year old Avery Walker and his mother Myr Walker. The case centers on 1900s era warnings and a plea for information from MissourI Fore to locate Avery and reunite him with his mother Sarah Rove Me. Local sheriff's offices coordinate with state patrol and district offices in Patues, Claik INR Portunt Oregon to locate the boy and his guardian.
Fragmented report notes Dr Bledsoe may wheel the election winner through Bissee streets in a speculative political scene. OCR text shows garbled phrases about candidates, dates, payments, and a subtext of subnational contest.
Patchy, disjointed text references burglaries in Nogales tied to a gang leader and a series of arrests. Mentions a defendant named Melina and a custody matter. Includes stray terms about a horse thief, a watch, and a county inquiry, with incomplete sentences and unclear chronology.
A chaotic garbled account from New Mexico details a bank executive, George Wobansey, and his missing son after a violent incident. Witnesses recall a tense scene at Mounts Attorney Maris and a reunion of father and son amid police activity.
Phoenix authorities announce they will pursue all profiteering cases with full vigor. The effort follows warnings to merchants and restaurants about restraining prices and evading hoarding, with prosecutors coordinating statewide actions and public notices to deter illicit price increases.
A Phoenix man shows off a lemon tree bearing unusually large fruit. One lemon weighs about a quarter pound and measures 15 inches around the waist, while the others range from one to two pounds each.
Word from Tombstone reports Allan B. Jaynes publisher of the Tucson cities and leader in Republican politics died in a Tucson residence from peritonitis. The sudden death surprised local residents and political circles.
Reports from Pirroum indicate a dramatic disruption at Goetz Store Rosped N Benson last night with witnesses noting a fatal shooting during a gathering. Investigators and hospital staff are cited as pursuing details while the community awaits updates on the extent of injuries and the suspect's identity.
A fragmentary 19th century style report from Tucson details a jail incident involving Sidonia Natchelly and others. The piece notes accommodations, a sequence of investigative steps, and references a buyer’s claim valued at 7200 dollars for clothing and related goods.
Fragmented OCR notes describe a reorganization of the guard progressing in Wyoming and Texas, naming officials and departments involved. The text references military command structure, personnel changes, and a focus on duties and readiness within the state and federal framework.
A November electrical storm caused havoc at a power facility in Amthbave county. Damaged equipment interrupted service, with crews from Teeser Power and Water Company working through the weekend to repair headly ruptured accumulators and restore power after testing systems.
Plans for the merger of Antic Power Company with Central Arizona Light and Power were discussed at a hearing this week before the state corporation commission. An order to permit transfer of stock and property is pending, as Central Arizona Light and Power was organized to take over the Pacific concern to provide necessary means.
Fragmentary text references silver adroitness and mint opening, mentions Algerean and American vadems, and a presidential municipal race with assertive timelines. Names and places are partly garbled, but hints at voter turnout, leadership, and regional political contention.
A local banking gathering is planned in Douglas this week with discussions on finance and regional market conditions. The event features speakers from multiple financial institutions and aims to review year to date performance and upcoming opportunities.
Court names counsel for Mrs Louie Peete as her new defense team after her attorneys decline to represent her in the murder case. Proceedings show substitution of Walton Wee as defender amid ongoing formal accusations.
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