STATE TEMS OF IN TEREST CONDENSED
It is not improbable that the Ninth Cavalry band will go from Dough to Washington to participate in the inaugural parade. Delegates and officials discuss a grand conservation program to divert Colorado river waters for irrigation and electric power development.
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Ninth Cavalry
Dough
Washington
Kethherside
Commercial Clan
Earl & Sinbh
Joe Angels
Los Angeles Chamber of Commerce
Colorado River
Sykes
Hibri al
Dr Wilde Addresses Tombstone on High School Role
AH Wilde president of the University of Arizona spoke at Schiele Hall on the relation of the high school to the community. Supt Stover introduced him as crowds applauded his practical educational lines urging parental and civic cooperation for better school outcomes.
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AH Wilde
Ersity of
Arizona
Tombstone
Schielefelin Hall
Tombstone City
Wa MeSparrow
Dr. Wilte
Supt
E. UH. Stover
Tombstone Public Schools
Feollegian
Wilde
Arizona Buslds
A Mistake as to Women’s Rights
An article debunks the belief that women’s voting rights confer eligibility to juror service or poll tax exemption. It notes no such rights have been granted and discusses a proposed bill to grant full civil equality, including poll taxes and eligibility for office or jury duty.
Court Cases Filed PROMATE FROTEKOINGS Eat J F Wish
Court filings list hearings and notices including real estate order to show cause, appointment of administrators and appraisers, and petitions for letters of administration. Divorce suits include Mary Anderson versus Anderson and Hattie Berry versus Berry with damages claimed at 25 060. judge names appear in multiple items.
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McIntosh
Eyt JA Smith
Fat RD Jacot
Daniel Hanley
Admr
Passing of a Legal Light in Cochee County
Franklyn B Dorr, longtime editor and attorney of Cochee County, was fatally attacked Tuesday night in Tombstone. The incident occurred while he walked toward Clifton and involved a barricaded killer firing on bystanders. Dorr’s death followed intense legal ties and he was widely respected in the region. Authorities reported a chaotic scene with multiple victims and ongoing investigations.
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Tombatene
Cuchfee
Franklyn B Dorr
Douglas
Dore
Clifton
Euielded
Tombstone
Cochee Sounty
Ace
Tom
Arizona
Eighteenth Annual Meeting of Congregational Church Conference
The Eighteenth Annual Meeting of Conference of Congregational Churches opened with address by Rev HB Roberts of Tucson on The Right to the Pree of Liand. Officers were elected, reports read, and resolutions adopted thanking Tombstone church for hospitality as Dr Wilde spoke on The Greatest Undeveloped Asset of Arizona.
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Conference of Congregational Churches
Kew
J Benedict
Roberts
Tucson
Davie
Toledo
Ree C
H Daine
H. A. Deck
J A. Rockfellow
Hresees
Ing
Public programs and band music enliven Tombstone scene
The Tombstone public gathered for Dr A H Wilde of the University of Arizona to speak on education while the Tombstone City Band offered fine music at the Rebieffel and Schieffelin venues. Rev J H Heald and Rev HB Koterte attended, and Deputy U S Marshal Hopkins brought two prisoners. Mayor Ed James hands over to W F Kuccenbecker as new regime begins tomorrow. Chief Bravia will remain in post.
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Frederick Sempick
A V Dye
Nogales
Douglas
Hill
Thumb Butte
Burlington and Stone
Big Ben
JK Lowry
Eystem
A. H. Wilde
University of Angona
Tombstone City
Tombetore
Schieffelin
Attendanes
HB Koterte
Congregational Church
Albuquerque
Haseen
Tombarone
Peosrecton
Arizona
U.S
TH. Grace
Tombstone
Grace
Hoghart
J. H. Heald
Ed James
W. F. Kuccenbecker
Bel
Police
Bravia
New Law Would Benefit Arizona Elections Returns
A movement in Arizona proposes a new law to require perfect counts be sent separately to county supervisors from ballots and tally sheets. Similar laws in other states are described as working to perfection, aiming to shorten the wait for complete election returns.
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Arizona
A Reason for Dwelling Here Feature at The Schieffelio
A local educational entertainment night at The Schieffelio presented by Presid Wilde of the Comereny of Arizona drew large crowds of parents advanced students and the public. The piece Pride of Arizona showcased Tombstone’s ongoing commitment to educational progress with capable instructors and robust facilities.
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Schieffelio
Presid
Wilde
Comereny
Arizona
Tombstone
Tombtone
GLE Julia Ronehotti Leaves for Bisbee Hospital Surgery
Julia Ronehotti, GLE for the past new ratday, departed on Unie afternoon’s train to Bisbee where she will enter the hospital for surgery. Mayor leer Kuchenbecker and newly chosen aldermen held an initial meeting as city administration prepares to begin service tomorrow.
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Mes
Julia Ronehotti
Unie Afernoon
Bisbee
Abe
Leer Kuchenbecker
Great Future Awaits Arizona Land Commission Plan
Mulford Weeve chair of the Arizona land commission says the state will gain from careful title work and land selection. Commissioners aim to secure valuable land without crowding settlers, believing irrigation potential will boost long term value and state wealth.
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Ool
Arizona
Land Commission
Mulford Weeve
Arizona State Land Commission
McWinsor
Sam Bradner to resign from legislature in Cochine County
Sam Bradner plans to resign from the lower house, with the resignation or its delivery to Governor Hunt expected soon. The move follows muddled efforts over appellate matters, Bradner having historically served as a notable representative and speaker during the prior term. A special election may be held in Cocher County to fill the seat.
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Sam B
Bradner
Cochine
Goverour Hunt
Me Bradner
Cocher County
Ignlatore van Die
Recognition of a Noted Democratic Leader in Arizona
Recoginition that is Just states MC Hanks, chair of Woebine County Democratic Central Committee, as a strong force in southern Arizona politics. The piece credits his backing for Governor Wilson’s edge in a key county race and highlights Hankins as a mainstay of the party during the recent election.
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MC Hanks
Woebine County
Douglas
Hankin
Arizons
Cochter County
Wilson Seo
Rumored Cochisite Strike Near Huachuca Mountains Claim
In Tombstone reports H. C. Clark claims placer ground on the northeast slope of the Huachuca mountains near the Salvation Army claims. The site lies near the Fort Huachuca military reservation line with noted copper deposits. Government rulings have barred mining this ground despite known placer potential.
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Tombatone
H. C Clark
Huachace Mountains
Salvation Army
Connolly
Clark
Fort Hoschuca
McNeal Thanksgiving Fair Promises Valley Exhibits
Arrangements for the third annual McNeal Fair in Sulphur Springs Valley are set for Thanksgiving November 8. The display lines include agricultural dairy and livestock products with broncho busting roping and irrigation demonstrations. Local ladies will host a 35 cent turkey dinner for district funds, with $5 prizes for largest attendance family and prettiest baby under one.
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McNeil
Sulphur Springs
The
Fair Association
Aloe
Plucking Laurels From Cochise
A Phoenix newspaper touts county birth statistics for five six months of the year. Maricopa led with 40, Cochise 27, aside from a single month when Cochise exceeded Maricopa in February with 52 to 48. Maricopa also held the banner month in May with a single birth more, as the article highlights comparative county counts.
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Phoenix
Mericopa County
Cochie County
Arizona
Tiengeregare
Maricopa County
Maricops County
Quehive
Imperial County
Plave
Cochive
Maricopa
Marcopa
County Supervisors On Inspection Trip
State Engineer Lamar Cobb visited Terbetune and Cochise County with Supervisors Julie Rock Ym ftege Me Coblett to review roads for an upcoming survey season. The party will pick the best routes for central highways while Bisbee hosted Gus Hickey and a county tour. A $45000 red building fund will be allotted to Cochise roads, aiming for excellent condition after heavy rains.
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Lamar Cobb
Terbetune
Cochine
Julie Rock
Bisbee
Gus Hickey
Cochise County
Railroads Challenge Three Cent Fare Law in Federal Court
Santa Fe railroad petitions federal court for injunction to block enforcement of the three cent fare law, calling it confiscatory and contrary to state policy granting the corporation commission regulatory power. Southern Pacific to file a similar action.
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Santa Fe Railroad
Curt
Corporation Commission
Southen Pacific
Forbes sues Armour Mining in Tucson court for 22500
Albert W Forbes filed an suit against Armour Mining in the Superior Court at Tucson seeking 22500 as commissions on the company's property in Paradise Street. While digging a trench on Beach Road in West Prescott an employee found a skeleton believed to be from a white man buried over fifty years ago before Prescott was founded.
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Albert W Forbes
Am ‘Arral Mining Company
Euperior
Tucson
Prescott
Toiog
Neston Morrel
Dry Water Department
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United Bates Land Office
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Moctezuma
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Bank of Douglas
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Board of Aidermen
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State Supreme Court
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Democrate
Sloan
Falegouia
Bracey Carties
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Schubert
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G Heigler
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L J Overiock
Surerion Court
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M E Anderson
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Congregational Conference
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Rockfellow
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JH Heald
Bere
Arizona Mining News
Globe
Sierra Majada
Coahuila Mexico
George H Garre
American Smelting & Refining Co
W. P. Thompson
Sehietfelio
University of Arizona
de Whlde
Bell Telephone System B
CM Renaud
Peare
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Pearce
Loui Woolery
San Pedro Valley
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el Paso
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