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Newspaper
Tombstone Epitaph
Location
Tombstone, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Nov 28, 1920
Page
3
Fragmentary notes describe the detention of the former mayor of Nogales and related officials. The report references governors, local leaders, and investigations, with mentions of legal actions, protests, and state authorities. The piece weaves political tension with references to regional governance and judicial processes.
A forthcoming livestock brand book outlines plans to catalog brands and ownership, detailing procedures to identify owners of stray or stolen cattle and ensuring accurate registrations. The work aims to aid inspectors and officials in tracing property and preventing theft.
The justice court postpones a Phoenix murder trial hearing to Friday morning. Aiva Patterson, 28, is charged as the county attorney’s case continues. Teachers attend the Douglas vi tute and local children enjoy a week of vacation. the trial may not finish before Tuesday or Wednesday.
A prisoner in Miami attempted suicide while in custody, with authorities reporting a self harm incident and subsequent medical evaluation. The event prompted a security review as staff responded to the crisis and ensured the inmate received care.
A crude clipping reports a burglary at a blacksmith shop near a town outskirts. Police note a suspect fled toward a railway line after breaking in and stealing a valued item described as a shiny Terre shoe. No injuries reported.
Sahuari ta aims to combat rodent pests with public campaigns in December. United States predator control specialist LH Muegrave from Phoenix will oversee efforts using poison and traps, while A Guebriat rodent peat director will lead a campaign promoting poisoned grain for farmer use. County agriculture bureaus will distribute free supplies on request.
An era of exploratory aviation is described as Tucson residents prepare to guide initial San Diego air route trials. The piece notes logistics, potential routes, and the challenges of early airline operations. It mentions speeds, schedules, and preliminary postings as authorities seek to test navigation and safety along the proposed line.
William Hudspeth, a former deputy sheriff, sustained serious injuries when a truck cab overturned on the road between Tucy and Wall. He alleges negligence by the Transfes company and a guardian was involved in the incident leading to partial loss of use of his right arm and shoulder. He earned $169 per month as a deputy sheriff.
A court proceeding in Texas era details a large liquor conspiracy case. Harry Wilson and Palline Mave receive two year sentences plus fines. The trial involved multiple defendants, with statements from jurors and officials about asset seizures and the conspiracy’s value. Local officials note future hearings and potential appointments for related positions.
A fragmented report notes a film company working in Fort Hanchaca on location last Wednesday. It mentions Jax and others involved, with references to shoots, actors, and planned extended work including additional days and venues.
The United Verde manager says copper markets show improving prospects with expected normalcy by April. Shipping and production guidance hint at stronger activity, while potential delays and market shifts are noted as factors shaping near term demand and pricing.
Feeder cattle activity described with Kinney of La Os Lave week trading areas in northern Arizona. Reports mention scarce movements and drought conditions affecting supply. Mentions California Kiowa cattlemen and arid farming pressures plus water and feed concerns shaping regional prices and trading outlook.
A city case details alleged profiteering by Adams Hotel during fair week. The attorney Craner represents the hotel owners, while Henry Ryu is cited in the forfeiture dispute. hotel management may have raised fees during the event, with several city hotels limiting rates in advance.
A mining company and a railroad contend over trackage charges for a spur built years ago during government control. The case before Judge Lockwood alleges $7,000 in back payments, with the Director General of Railroads named as plaintiff. The dispute centers on who benefited and who paid the $87,000 spur cost.
A Douglas girl had a narrow escape when a runaway truck plowed across the area. Witnesses report that the vehicle lost control near Camp Harry J. Jones, striking objects and causing damage before stopping. Anthony Wavathy, a nearby observer, notes the incident and the truck’s wheel failure.
James Colwell Cha Mites ell aml Zeck Alexander and others pleaded guilty to gambling charges. Each fined $100, while James and Walter Hultton faced separate penalties. The group was apprehended in Gulch on a date noted in the police court docket.
Unclear readable text fragment mentions people and places in disjointed phrases. No coherent event or outcome emerges to identify a main action or involved entities.
A fragmentary report describes a skeleton found on a desert site with references to a distant country, a war party, and possible clues tied to a past conflict. The text mentions bones, a funeral rite, and notes about observers near a wall, with uncertain names and locations.
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