Hunt May Gain Fifteen Votes In Coconing Returns
Nov. 4 Secretary of State Sidney F Geneva reported after counties yes terday the official return of the late election. Coconino precinct No 1 had missing returns found in an envelope by the county recorder. If these figures Hunt 29 and Campbell 14 are counted, a contest may be opened later by the governor.
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Hunt
Inqenin
Siace
Sidney F Geneva
Cacenino
Gila
Oronino County
Board of Supervisors
Election Board of Precinct Tamp No. 1
Campbell
Judge Ross Elects Over Judge Baughn by 36 Votes
Phoenix report notes Judge Otis J. Baughn of Pinal County’s superior court led a strong campaign for the supreme bench but appears to have lost to Inder Ross by a narrow 15 vote margin. Baughn carried six of fourteen counties including Apache, Santa Cruz Navajo, Coconino, Mohave, Cochise, Yavapai, Gila, and Yavapai vicinity outlined in unofficial totals.
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Phoenix
Otis J. Baughn
Superior Court
Pinal County
Euren
Supreme Judge
Lst
Inder Ross
Bangin
Ross Baugin
Apache
Santa Cruz - Navajo
Coconino
Mohave
Cochise
Yavapai Ay Gila
Desertion arrest tied to Tombstone marriage tale
Private Charles K. Skanes of the Eighteenth Infantry wed Mamie Ulice in Tombstone on Thursday afternoon. Sergeant George E. Mithan from Douglas arrived to escort Skanes for desertion, amid pleas from the bride. The sequence unfolds as the couple faced separation before the officer could execute the arrest.
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Charles K. Skanes
Eighteenth Infantry
Tombstone
Mamie Ulice
George E. Mithan
Douglas
Skanes
Milhan
Milhyo
Erardhouse
Campbell's probable cabinet picks for Arizona governor
Reported results show Tom Campbell leading in several counties as governor elect. A Republican slate for anticipated Campbell administration includes A. H. Gardner or A B Jaynes as private secretary, Joe Prochaska or Thomas Maddock as secretary to the state, and J B Girand or Thomas Maddock as state engineer, among others, with names like F Mahoney and Dr C B Yount proposed for key posts.
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A. H. Gardner
Active
A.B. Jaynes
Tucson
Board of Central
Joe Prochaska
Miami
J. B. Girand
Phoe i
Thomas Maddock
Williame
Ack White
Phoenix
Ben Monday
Rescott
Death of Henry Flye Buried in Leavenworth Today
Henry Flynn died in Leavenworth Kansas on Thursday after moving from Leavenword thirteen years ago. He contributed to city life and church work, often living with Ed Reeves and Mrs Julia Astellin town. The funeral was held today at Mt Muncie cemetery. Obituary notes include references to state officials and Prescott connections.
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Henry Flye
Leaverwor SH
Henry Flynn
Leavenworth, Kans
Mr. Flynn
Leavenword
Ed Reeves
Julia Ax
JO Bar Ranch
Mt. Muncie Cemetery
Leavenworth, Kansas
Dog attacks near Roosevelt School. dog killed
In Igrnex a dog ran amok near Roosevelt school before classes today. It struck three boys Richard s Grimes and Chipman as it bolted through the area. A pursuer shot and killed the dog in the school yard. rabies test to confirm.
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Igrnex
Tnovaht Eben
Roosevelt School
Nave
Richards
Thedor
Grimes
Chipman
Eastern Star Holds Regular Meeting With Distinguished Guests
The Eastern Star chapter held a regular meeting last evening with distinguished guests including Worthy Grand Matron Mrs Ali ee Wood Lutley of Tombstone Worthy Grand Patron Harry Arizona Drachman of Tucson and Past Worthy Grand Matron Mrs W L Thomas of Tombstone The work of the order was exemplified and speeches were made by honored guests A banquet prepared by Mrs Harwood and music by the high school orchestra followed, drawing a large attendance.
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Eastern Star Chapter
Segral
Aliee Wood
Harry Arizona Drachman
Tucson
W. L. Thomas
Tombstone
Harwood
Hughart
Sire Woolery
Arizona auto licenses rise from prior year
The Secretary of State Sidney P. Osborn reports 12082 auto licenses issued this year in Arizona, up from 7318 a year ago, with over a month remaining in the period. The data shows a notable year over year increase in vehicle registrations.
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Arizona
Sidney P. Osborn
Slated Appointee For Superintendent Of State Asylum
Dr. F. T. Wright of this city and Calumet Hospital, once named by the Daily International special correspondent in Phoenix, received many congratulations today as the prospect of becoming superintendent of the state asylum after Tom Campbell qualified as governor. Wright pledged to care for supporters who visit the institution with accompanying commitments.
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F. T. Wright
Calumet Hospital
Daily Interse
Ional
Phoenix
Tom Campbell
Explosion in Safford School Sparks Panic in Tucson
Nov 25 report describes dynamite caps found while janitor Estrada cleaned rubbish under a Tucson area school building. An explosion injured the janitor and frightened students and staff, followed by a fire drill and explanations. No further dynamite was found after police and fire crews searched the site.
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Tucson
T the Safford School
Estrada
Buth
Doe Killing in Arizona Brings Heavy Fine
The Apache National Forest supervisor reports the arrest and conviction of Remidio Gonzales of Metcalf for violating game laws. He was fined 50 dollars for legally killing a doe, with Forest Ranger Warner taking the offender into custody. Officials hope the conviction curbs Megas slaughter and preserves the White Mountains as a premier game country in the Southwest.
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Apache National Forest
White Mountains
Remidio Gonzales
Metcalf
Arizona
Gonzales
Ceut
Forest Ranger
Warner
Youth 15 Drowned in Canal Near Yuma
A 15 year old Mexican youth Leander Ruiz drowned last evening near Potholes irrigation canal south of Yuma. Reports say the body had not yet been recovered by late evening. A doctor later visited the stockboard to observe prospects for future wards in the asylum.
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Yuma
Leander Ruiz
International
City Officials of Phoenix Censured by Grand Jury
Grand jury reports censuring Phoenix officials for lax duties and tolerating bootlegging gambling and prostitution. It cites failure to curb crimes, notes two true bills, and mentions pardons board questioned in prior case. No arrests made. homes and charges not learned.
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Phoenix
Junge Stanford
Board of Pardons and Paroles
Sensational Divorce Suit Filed Against Husband in Phoenix
Mrs Brown filed for divorce claiming years of mistreatment and indecorous conduct by her husband. She alleges coercion and unfit finances, seeks alimony and restraining orders, and notes they were married in Topeka in 1907. The complaint names Lillian Owsley as additional cause and cites her indigent status while asserting the need to keep property from state disposal.
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Phoend
Mra
Bvu
Phoenix
Western Federation of Minera
Louis Zimmerman
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