Territorial items of interest condensed
The United Verde Copper company pushes farm land plans in Verde valley for a new smelter and a railroad from Cedar Glade toward Prescott. Court actions include three youths bound over to the grand jury on $2000 bonds after a preliminary exam. A Greenlee County courthouse contract was awarded for 4300 dollars to Otto Kroeger.
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United Verde Copper Company
Verde Valley
Cedar Glade
Prescott
Arizona
Tobo Smith
George Mil’er
Barry Robincou
Sherif Francia
Lee's Ferey
Toree
Justice Bounaville
Williama News
Aunrbine
George Dickenson
Occidental
Tutercalosie
Greenies County
Board of Supervisors
Otto P Kroeger
el Pato
Republican hopefuls flood Tombstone as politics preps for near funeral
A leading Republican politician lingered over funeral preparations for a coming event around the 12th of next month. Tombstone saw visits from candidates J W Rove for Superior Judge Wa White for Sheriff Michael Doyle for Road Superintendent JD Reedy for Assemblyman as they met voters and handed out cards. Dr Hughart says Wa Cowan is recovering swiftly from injuries after a horse kick with broken ribs. Thanksgiving is one week away. Hendricks of Tucson toured Tombstone over grading contracts and growing claims. Cold weather epidemics trouble residents across the county. Capt Howe of the Cochise Rangers travels to Tucson as a witness. Frank Giragi and George Giragi plan El Paso trip. Giragi recovering from illness. Wm Riggs, Democratic candidate for supervisor, canvassed Tombstone, praising past service on the Cochise board and promising taxpayer benefits.
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Tombstone
JW Rove
Wa White
Michael Doyle
JD Reedy
Troops Stationed on Mexican Border
More than 1100 Mexican troops are garrisoned at Agua Prieta this morning with additional heavy garrisons planned at Arizpe Fronteras El Tigre Fronteras and Cananea. Units include Twenty-eighth and Fourteenth Cavalry Yaqui Indians and Auxiliary Federal troops with substantial ammunition and arms for defense along the border.
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Agus Prieta
Sonora
Arizpe
Fronterac
el Vigre
Cananes
United Beates
Mexico
Agua Prieta
Twenty-eighth
Fourteenth Cavalry
Federal Corps
Garison
Cansnes
Garrisope
el Tigre
Fronteras
Arizpe A
Cochise Rancher Injured in Wagon Overturn
John Franck a 50 year old rancher near Fairbank is in critical condition at the county hospital after a wagon toppled into a ditch. Hay stacked on the body crushed four ribs and pierced the chest with jagged ends. pneumonia complicates his state and recovery is unlikely.
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John Franck
Fairbank
Cattlemen Celebrate Rising Beef Prices Across Territories
Cattlemen hail an advance in beef prices with expectations of higher butcher costs. Arm es Brothers marketed 700 head at Phoenix for four and a half cents per pound, up from prior levels. Ed Reed bought several head at San Carlos paying four and a half cents plus freight, signaling a price near five cents per pound overall.
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Cattl & Painere
Armes
Phoenix
ED Reed
Jobo McMuren
San Carlos
Trouble Feared From Idle Laborers At Benson Camp
Report from Benson warns of unrest among idle laborers lured by Denver employment agencies with promises of work for the El Paso and Southwestern extension near Benson. About 23 men arrived, swelling the idle ranks to 60 as contractors deny responsibility for agency actions and say no labor is needed. Workers paid $12 each for camp jobs.
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Cananes
Four C
Arthur C Cole
Green Canapes
Consolidated Arizona Smelting Company
Io Hembolds
University of Arizona
el Paso Military Institute
el Paso
Benson
el Paso & Southwestern Extension
Acta
Denver
Bat of Noted Player Sold at Auction in Philadelphia
The bat of a noted baseball player was bought at an auction in Philadelphia for 250 dollars. Local buyers in Prescott have paid higher sums for bats, underscoring the market’s appetite for prized memorabilia.
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Philadelphia
Prescott
Sil
Prescott Courier
Five Prohibition Ticket Nominees Listed by State
Five state candidates are named on the Prohibition ticket filed with the secretary of the state. The slate includes T W Otis for governor from Prescott Roy Sibley for secretary of state Copper Creek Eugene W Chafin for congress from Tucson RA Windes for treasurer Tempe P E Cullins for auditor Kingman Ostoria Gibson for attorney general Tombstone and WW Watkins for superintendent of schools Phoenix.
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Toit
T W Otis
Prescott
Roy Sibley
Copper Creek
Congress
Eugene W Chafin
Tucson
RA Windes
Tempe
P E Cullins
Kingman
Ostoria Gibson
Tombetons
Bupintendent
Schoole
WW Watkins
Phoenix
Well Driller Recalls Unusual Tarantula Experience
John Henry Carper a veteran well driller reports a tarantula entering his mouth while he manipulated a siphon for a water barrel. The spider bit his lips tongue and palate causing swelling before he used tannic acid as an antidote.
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John Henry Carper
Luszies
Campaign Trail Mix In Sulphur Spring Valley Rally
A large Sunday gathering in the Sulphur Spring valley outlines a harvest festival plan at Men Neal for Thank-going Day. Campaigners L Cummings Wee Boggs W Hicke H Haya and others narrate a strenuous political push near Douglas Tombstone and St David as candidates tour and seek votes.
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Rew Benedict
Yaeter Taras Csryer
Valley Poe
Men Neal
Tombstone
Toom
L Cummings
Wee Boggs
Treasurrer W Hicke
H Haya
Douglas
What Really Happened to Jonah
A Los Angeles Herald correspondent explains the biblical tale as symbolic. Jonah represents the mind, the whale a dilemma, water the era rising to surface, and deliverance comes through prayer and truth.
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Jonah
Los Angeles Herald
Tucson Youth Appointed to Annapolis
Denoie Ryan a senior in Tucson High School has been appointed to a commission in the United States Naval Academy at Annapolis Md He is the son of Lennie Ryan an engineer for the Southern Pacific railroad and is noted as a capable student and manager of the Tucson High School magazine He plans to leave for Annapolis about June 1.
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Denoie Ryan
T #0
Naval School
United States
Annapolie
Lennie Ryan
Southern Pacific Railroad
Turson High School
Magazins
Anpapulis
New Canal Discovered on Mars
Lowell Observatory reports a new canal on Mars at Mera. It was observed and photographed on November 2 with features indicating the canal is active and undergoing change and development at the present time.
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Mars
Lowell Observatory
Mera
Annual meeting of Arizona Woman's Federation set in Whocess
The tenth annual gathering of the Arizona Federation of Women's clubs will be held in Whocess January 17 18 19. The federation originated in Phoenix and joined the general federation. At the meeting new officers will be elected and reports from member clubs across the state will be presented.
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Arizone Federations
Eli
Phoenix
Iil
Federa Hobot
Individua
Anzons
Arinons Froleraten
Ehitiit Baber
Wooane
Tombstoner Will Deliver Address at Memorial Ceremony
The local lodge of a secret order holds its annual memorial on Sunday December 3 at the OF theatre. The Tombstoner will deliver the address commemorating departed members in a traditional ceremony noted as among the most beautiful in the order.
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Bike Wail
Cee Fe
Douglas Interra
Canning Factory For Sulphur Springs Valley Inaugurated
A new canning facility near Sulphur Springs Valley, about 20 miles north of Douglas, opens as the latest project by local farmers. The plant will start with a capitation of 5000 dollars and operate on a cooperative basis.
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Su Springs
Douglas
Smelting Company Plans Hayden Mountain Site
The American Smelting and Refining Company seeks to build a smelter at Hayden requiring removal of a mountain base. Crews use steam shovel and giant power equipment with 60 horses on site. Excavation payroll last month reached 780 dollars.
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Feder
Hayden
Quite & Mowtain
Mounato
Pedsary
American Smelting and Refining Company
Gee
Cnmch
Surveys Begin for Ft Huachuca Port Huachuca Rail Line
Survey work on the Ft Huachuca rail link from Huachuca Side to Port Huschnes is completed and Southern Pacific engineers expect construction to start soon. The line aims to move building materials for fort structures and support general freight for the regimental post.
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Huachuca
Port Huschnes
Southern Fariic
War Department
Wealeh
J L Jordan
Department
Stanford Football Players Study Mutton as Nutritious Feed
Dr DW Burbank of Stanford University researches mutton as a protein rich food for the football squad. He discovers that mutton contains ample proteid and fat, and the four or five players of the university are to be fed as part of the experiment.
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DW Burbank
Leland Stanford University
Troops to Warren For Patrol Duty
A worn transcript notes the second squadron of the Sixth US Cavalry dispatched from Fe Manchucetae to Warren for patrol along the national boundary. Orders from Washington direct ships to sweep the area and ferry Second Douglas and troop reinforcements to any point along the waterway. The unit will arrive at Waiten Sunday.
Probate Court Actions Resolve Estate Matters in Bisbee
Court filings include orders confirming real estate sales by executors Emil Marks and Fredrick Grerlor with values around 6476.90 and notices to creditors. Citations list several probate notices, debt actions, and appointments in Coconino County with references to Emma Jones, Theodor Gehrke, Sophia Harrie, and Hennel among others.
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Ferate Clyde T Sout
Emil Marks
Admr
Miners & Merchants Bank of Bisbee
Warren MD
Theodor Gehrke
Fredrick Grerlor
Michigan Editor's Truthful Eulogy Sparks Outrage
A Michigan editor comments on a well known citizen's death with a sharp, candid notice. The obituary alleges misdeeds including infidelity and debt, criticizing the deceased's character and ritual at burial. The provocative remarks resemble a scathing, satirical quip reflecting local tension and lingering questions about truth in reporting.
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Michigan
Swanthe
Alfalfa Showcases Use as Human Food at Exposition
A Madison Square Garden display argues alfalfa leaves can replace graham and whole wheat flour in meals. Dr W Suddath of Montana demonstrates a breakfast mix containing alfalfa, bran and seasonings, claiming it rivals standard grains in nutrition and palatability.
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Madison Square Garden
W. Xoddath
Montana
Graham
Suddath
Ross Delivers a Progressive Address
Hon Joha Wilton Rose, a Republican figure, spoke to Tombasone voters urging progressive governance and judicial recall. County Chair AM Gartner introduced the Contra Committee as the event opened, with campaign literature distributed to supporters and a call for recall of the judiciary.
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Joha Wilton
Oftas
Tombasone
Cardtney
AM Gartner
Theron Srtation
Gud Ciary
Parole Request Placed For Hanks Inmate
Friends of Hanks, once of this city, petition for presidential parole after his sentence for fraud in bank books. They filed the petition with the press on a day prior to potential parole under national law.
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the Friends of
Hanks
United States
Prion
Rational Bank
International
Governor Appoints Arizona Delegates to National Bodies
Governor appoints 19 delegates for a national irrigation congress session in Chicago and 11 delegates to the 13th convention of the Prohibition Movement in Washington DC. Appointees include Nunally of Yuma Polson of Walliams Dysart of Phoenix Wilkene of Phoenix Prescott of Parker Harrington of Prescott and others from Mesa City Thatcher Globe Tempe Willcox Clifton Camp Verde Prescott Snowflake and Yuma.
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Rich de Sioan Yeatere
Cnnn
Lye
Acunion
Biteen
Aon Saloon League of America
Weahing
Chicago
Joseph H Kebbey
Louie Hill
Dwight B Hood
WJ Murrhy
Pooeniz
A J Chandier
Meas City
Andrew Kimball
Thatcher
Frederck & Nave
Globe
AJ Petere
Tempe
HA Morgan
Willcox
WH Clark
Brook
Leil M Potter
Clifton
AH Kent
Yuma
Jobo H Hulett
Snowflake
Geo W Hance
Camp Verde
Geo O Thayer
Prescots
Free Zone Reopens in Mexican Border Area
Municipal governments across Mexican cities join Nogales Sonora in backing a federal project to restore the historic free zone along the boundary from the Rio Grande mouth to Ti Jusca near San Diego. The zone, twenty miles wide, once allowed duty free entries and later imposed duties up to 15 percent of total duty.
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Mexico
Equntemiento
Nogeles
Sonore
Rio Grande
Pacific
Ti Jusca
San Diego
Cine Mae
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Marshal Patterson
McLellan
Coconino County
Marvin
Superior Court
Clars
Swansea
Yuma County
District Court
Emil Belin
Frank Kelton
Edward Florence
A L Williams
Earnhardt Bros & Boindier
Dellac
Texas
James W Christal
Navijo
Gallup
Eugene Fitzhugh
Archie Fitzhugh
Mesa
Charley Alingworth
Charles Bigelow
Laxingwoo Racing
Pacios Hospital
Los Angeles
Rajaries
Kickbeck
Lexington
Ebresberg
Yeserday
Hughart
Wa Cowan
Cowen
HT Hendricks
Hendricks
Capt. Howe
Cochise
Prank Giragi
George
Giragi
Wm Riges
Inday
Riggs
Rigger
Prohibition
W . Buchanan
Pointe
Sulphur Spring Valley
Timeestone
Toraday
Gochien Rangers
Hode de White
Ed Tames
Ed Hughes
Clere Ut Court
A Serteor
St David
Chase Howe
Benson and Pointesiong
E. P
Mra E Boucher
Engineer Boucher
EP48
St Louison
Annapolis
Woman's Federation of
Arizo
Ft. Huachuca Road
Warren
Ferate Sophia Harricathon
Order Publi
Cate Epoch Rand
Emma Jones
Eader
Nora Latta
Hival
Jordon Va
John T Siehelwon
PhoRare Covre
Fete
Sphia Harrie
Onder
Spe
OM Hennel
LW Wallace Ian
Appreare
End Bk
Enoch Rand
Enoma Jones
Fatare
Robert F Carter
TW Wallace
Ames C Slledian
Hae R Howe
Admi
Coohive County
Ross
Will
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