Lack of Mills Hampers Mining in Tombstone
Arcine Kelly reports on Tombstone mining disruption caused by mills and transport issues. Observations from Pas A. Smith and his father, and F. Wey, show about 70 tons added this month. The piece contrasts the rich ore but high costs from royalties, smelting penalties, and silica charges, noting heavy taxation on Tombstone ores. Six couples apply for marriage licenses in the Superior Court district.
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Arcine Kelly
Pas
F. Wey
Tamia Arieoos
Sonora
Los Mu
Altar
Tombstone Ring
Tombstone
Chispus
Sonora Istor
Sonoray
Toth
Pirtleville Man Ends Life At Dance
Douglas dispatch reports Fred Estrada about 25 years old told attendees he would kill himself at a dance in Pirtleville. He stepped outside and shot himself in the head with a .38 caliber pistol, death immediate. The incident occurred near 7:30 a.m. in the Mexican quarter.
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Douglas
Ma Ielan
Pirtleville
Fred Estrada
Pirtlerille Lane
Death of Magon recalls memories of trial here
Los Angeles recalls the Magonistas and the 1910s trials as Ricardo Magon dies in Fort Leavenworth. The rebels and their brother Enrique sparked riots after their 1920 U S court conviction for violating neutrality laws, with earlier trials in Tombstone and McNeil Island tracing the brothers’ radical campaigns in Mexico. The era’s notable imprisonment, red flag emblem, and Los Angeles prosecutions are highlighted by Magon’s death.
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Los Angeles
Magonistas
Fort Leavenworth
Ricardo Magon
Sljas
Ricarto
Ith Bis Ratique
Duson
Rivera Vere
Federal
McNeils Island
Magon
United States District Court
Enrique
McNeilland
Ricardo
Mexico
Las
Madero
Orozco
Lon Angeles
Agom
Civie
Tombstone
Floresce
Hhis
California
Nogales Oil Drill Reaches 640 Feet at Elgin Well
Nogales Ariz November 24 according to the driller the Elgin well of the Nogales Oil & Gas Company shows the drill stem down 640 feet on Wednesday with progress noted and a continuing operation at the site in Nogales Arizona.
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Nogales
Aria
Elgin
Nogales OY & Gas Company
St Uoon
Historic compact settles equitable Colorado River division
In Santa Fe the Boundary Colorado River Compact was signed by seven states Arizona California Colorado Nevada New Mexico Utah and Wyoming to secure rapid agricultural and industrial development of the river basin. It divides water rights into upper and lower divisions with fixed annual allocations and provisions for future apportionment and conflict settlement.
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Santa FE
S. M
Hen Har
Eld Palace of the Governors
Lew Wallace
Ben Mur
Colorado River
America
Arizona
California
Colorado
Nevada
New Mexico
Utah
Wromlee
WS. Noreiel
Wo Menture
Delphi Carpenter
J. G. Crugham
Stephen B. Davi
Caldwell
Frank C. Emerson
Herbert Moorer
Commertee
Colorado River Commission
New Menico
Mechem
Hooser
Isisnop
Wyotine
Colerate
United States
Mexico
Wan and wife held on two charges in Dyer act case
Two men Proe Murry and Pat M. Duncan and Mrs Ollie M. Mealy were arraigned before U S Commissioner Henke. Murry and Duncan pleaded guilty to taking Dr Stevens of Colorado Springs car and were held on $1000 bonds each. Mrs Mealy pleaded not guilty and was held on $2600 bond.
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Proe Murry
Pat M. Duncan
Ollie M. Mealy
United States
Henke
Dr. Stevens
Colorado Springs
U.S. District Court
Mealy
Federal
J District Court
Douglas
John B
Hart
Crittenton
California
Colorado
Murray
Lee Say
Chasdler
Batson
San Pedro
Stefkers
Phoenix Detective Shot by Dropped Pistol
John Sullivan chief of detectives for the Arizona Eastern railroad system was hospitalized after a revolver slipped from its holster in the Jackson and 6th streets yard office. The bullet pierced his right wrist and lodged in the ceiling, he bled about a half pint but doctors deem the wound not serious.
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Phoenix
John Sullivan
Arizona Eastern Railroad System
St. Joseph's Hospital
A. E
Jackson and
6Th Streets
Sullivan
Tucson Train Bandits Found Guilty By Jury
TUCSON Ariz Nov 25 George Winkier Sr and his son Edward Winkler were found guilty of participating in an attempted hijacking near Jaynes station May 1. The jury gave a 14 year sentence in the state penitentiary and rejected a suspended sentence. The defense planned petitions for clemency while jurors indicated they wished to spare Winkler but were bound by law.
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Ariz
George Winkier
Edward Winkle
Mokbup
Golden State
Jaynes Station
Here
Moth
Atate
Cnal
Ben Mall
John van Buskirk
van Buskirk
Edward Winkler
Somnger Winkler
Four Alleged Drug Addicts Are Sentenced
In Tucson on November 25 four alleged drug addicts arrested Thursday afternoon were sentenced by Police Magistrate Chwean and sent to the city jail for cure, named as Forrest Packer Vernor Bradbury James McCarthy and Chas Frere. Robert Evans, holder of a felony warrant from Tombstone, was arrested yesterday and held for Cochise county officers for allegedly defrauding a hotel.
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Tucson
Chwean
Forrest Packer
Vernor Bradbury
James McCarthy
Chas Frere
Robert Evans
Loral
Tombstone
Cochise
Burge Bought Blackjack Before Attack in Prescott Trial
Thomas Burge faces murder charges in the Enge case as witnesses recount Burge and accomplice William E Acker allegedly assaulting and starving Iver Enge after a June incident north of Prescott. Acker and Burge were sentenced to death for the crime. A dealer testified Burge bought a blackjack for three dollars and sought a heavier weapon. a rooming house label and a coat found with Burge were linked to the weapon. An ex policeman and Parsons testified to related events as Prescott tensions ran high.
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Prescott
Thomas Burge
Iver Enge
Phoenix
Prescot
Enge
Burge
William E. Acker
Eircn
Northwest
Fort Whipple
Hei. C. Parsonis
Maricopa
Acker
Parsons
Yuma
Aziz
Todd
Federal Court to Open Session in Phoenix on December 11
Phoenix reports the opening of the United States district court term is tentatively set for December 11. Grand jury sworn in on the Los Angels Phoenix highway, indictments to follow after Judge Sawtelle arrives from Tucson. Measure to create a road project failed by 2,560 votes, with final tallies showing 22,126 yes to 24,686 no.
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Phoenix
United States District Court
Los Angeles-Phoenix
William Sawtelle
Thero
Tucson
Pima
Yavapai
Troglia Case Delayed To Monday In Superior Court
The Troglia case for assault with intent to commit murder proceeds in Superior Court with jury selection ongoing and testimony by James Giacoma and Tony Giacoma detailing the September 4 incident at Tomistone Auto Co. The defense argues for a street altercation. state plans rebuttal. A night session may be held and a Monday resumption announced. In Phoenix a dairy tuberculosis testing plan may continue, with funding concerns and a Monday meeting of the state livestock sanitary board to decide on续
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Joel Troglia
Jas. Giacoma
Tony Giacoma
Trostia
Tomistone Auto Co
Giacoma
Harry Ratterty
Walter Soubert
Zudeo Lockwood
Frian Bieber
Douglas Cold
Ari
Tae Cust
Troglia
Tony Glacoma
Jim Glacoma
Phoenix
State Livestock Sanitary Board
Ed W. Stephens
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J. James
Superior Court
Cruz C. Contreras
Refugis Chaves
Ray Rambo
Stella Junibola
Bisbee
Enrique Rodrigues
Maris Lusa Yharra
Naco
Richard E Andrews
Grace ‘Whatley
Juan Guerrero
Concha Rodrigues
Apache
Lorenso Alvarado
Manuela Gomez
Wan and Wife
Ucson
Attac
Moore
Wether
Chas
E. F Hughes
New York City
Hughes
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