News of the State In Condensed Form
Conditions in this condensed state report multiple incidents. Mrs Campbell, shot by her father with a .22 rifle near Tucson, is in serious condition at St Marys Hospital awaiting surgery. John J Simpson known as Tin-Can Johnny dies in Jerome United Verde Hospital after mining circle fame. Thieves steal $25 from Dou window, likely by messenger boys. George William McKight dies after a fall at the Southern Hotel Douglas. Prescott hosts a northern teachers institute on October 13 with KR B voom mid to speak. Mrs O Yeager and her niece Shannon hurt in a runaway near the U S customs house at Dingles when a parasol frightened a nervous animal.
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Camphells
Price
Tucson
St Mary's Hospitel
Jerome Fray
John J Simpson
Yavapai County
Prescott
Simpson
United Verde
Jerome
Voo Kiviemid
Alee
Mre O' Yeager
Mire Shannon
United States
Dingles
Girl Commits Suicide in Phoenix Rooming House
Oct 1 Phoenix report details Ivy Billings a young woman found dead in a downtown rooming house. A letter from her Calexico mother described grief over her daughter's life and alleged relations, while authorities note she repeatedly used chloroform to drown her sorrows.
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Phoenix
Ivy Billings
Phosuix
San
Calexico
Seen
Phoosiz
Abe
November Ballot Structure Described as an Unwieldy Sheet
The official November ballot will be a long narrow sheet with parallel columns for party tickets including Democratic Progressive Prohibition Republican and others. It will list state county and precinct officers in the first column and provide separate top entries for judges printed alphabetically to keep judiciary out of party politics. Voters are warned that selecting a straight party ticket may skip judge races.
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Progressive
Prohibi Ion
E Clairet
Aventa
Straugh
Samous Parine
Tombstone Race Fund Gets Subscriptions Amid Tourism Boost
Tombstone leaders and citizens quickly subscribed to the road race fund as the Tombstone segment of the El Paso to Phoenix route faces renewed support. Mayor Gardner, M Esser, and others led donations, boosting the drive 20 percent over last year and aligning with the upcoming Borderland route and Panama Pacific Expos.
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Tombstone
Paso
Phoenix
A H Gardner
Kuchenbecker
Hughes
Tombsone
Borderlard
Automobie Tournete
Ronditiona Bere
Gilmore Travels from Towabet on County Business
County Attorney W G Gilmore came from Towabet with his wife to handle county affairs focusing on a special assessment levied against property in Lowell for ore protection. The trip finished with the couple returning to the county seat late at night.
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W G Gilmore
Towabet
Lowell
S Bend
Arizona Political Committees Elect United Front in September Meeting
Delegates to the three state central committees met on September 29 to finalize leadership. Judge Frank J. Duffy of Nogales won the Democratic chair, with C. C. Thompson as secretary treasurer. George Purdy Mullard was temporary chairman and Lee le C. Hardy assigned to finance. Republicans chose former Governor Joseph M. Kibbey as chair with Thomas Maddock and Leonardo Moreno as secretary and treasurer. progressive group named George N. MacKean as chair and Paul Fernald as secretary treasurer. The article also notes shifts at the state fair and various appointments and upcoming events including Phoenix postal posting and the Phoenix fair.
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Frank J. Duffy
Nogales
C. C. Thompson
Phoenix
George Purdy Mullard
Leele C. Hardy
Republican Committee
Joseph M. Kibbey
Thomas Maddock
Williams
Leonardo Moreno
Tucson
George N. MacKean
Progressive Committee
Paul Fernald
B Booed
State Fair Commission
Jamies H. McClintock
Wood Han
Arizona Fair
Jim Logan
Don Pronto
Hooet
Leata J
Walter Cochate
Don Dinsmorw
Star Winter
Kine
Kaloma
Naristo
Arizona
Pacific Coast
Big Reef
Dallas
Texas
Congress
Frank S. Incalls
Art and Iterary Department
The
Woman's Club of Phoenix
C. F. Ainsworth
Frank H. Hereford
State University
Hunt
Hereford
Europe
J. W. Wheatley Wee
California
State Land Commission
Chicago
Interstate Commerce Commission
W. P. Geary
F. A. Jones
Rocky Mountain
G. M. Willard
Graham Mountains
Yellowstone National Park
H. A. Davis
Maricopa County
Sam F. Webb
Webb
San Diego
Mesa
Frank Reed Saunders
Ohio
Indiana
Cgovernor Hunt
American Prison Association
St. Paul
R. B. Sims
W. G. Randell
Her
N. Buares
J. W. Henderson
El Paso Phoenix Motorcycle Race Sets Run Dates
A motorbike race replaces a northern Arizona event during the Arizona fair. El Paso and Phoenix will host the route from November 6 to 8 with $250 pledged and extra funds promised by the El Paso Motorcycle Club. The event won’t affect the El Paso Phoenix futurity.
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Phoenix
Arizona Fair Commission
Arizona
Phoeni Fair Bar
Bern
el Paso Phoenix
el Paso Motorcycle Club
el Paso
Fair Grounds
Money To Cheap Causes Suspicion
A local report from Douglas discusses unusually low prices raising questions about market fairness and potential irregularities. Officials cite standard competition concerns as investigators review available data and nearby merchants respond to inquiries.
1914 Boost and Build Edition of The Citizen
The 1914 Boost and Build edition highlights The Citizen newspaper and its new, splendid plant serving the Southwest. It showcases civic and industrial progress, projecting the paper's growth and capabilities to admirers across the country.
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Citizen
Benepeper
Tacron
Deer Season Opens Today in Tombstone News
The opening of deer season is announced with local license updates and a town curfew reminder. Tombstone supervisors, clerks, and residents prepare for hunts while officials report repairs to the San Pedro water line and restoration of the storage tank.
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Karger
Board of Supervisore
Bunting
Nemrods
Water Main
A H Gardner
Hasehuce Water Company
San Pedro
Lawyer Cassidy Condemns 80 Percent Citizenship Law
Lysander Cassidy of the Phoenix bar says the proposed 80 percent law discriminates against naturalized citizens and would be unconstitutional if challenged. He notes the measure targets non native born electors and could bar many workers from other states during harvest seasons.
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Arzore
Lysander Casally
Arizona
United States
Cawidy Esid
Arzone
Concrete
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Aly
Arizone
Thie
Lax
Supreme Court of the United States
Cassidy
Arizons
Quarrel Ends In Shootings At Apeche Day
Theodore Day was shot in the left temple and Alvin Smith was shot in the leg during a quarrel at Apeche Thoresday morning. Both men are under arrest.
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Theodore Day
Alvin Smith
Apeche Thoresday
Business Visitors In County Seat On Friday
Friday's Daily notes visiting engineers and officials in the county seat. Clyerson of BP & Wrapping from Douglas attends business. Myrtie Jack arrives from Hereford for several weeks with Inende. Horene of Rev Horane recovers from illness. Ztoni of West ore Woodenware El Paso visits for trade. Neff Milton Fairbank inspector with General Land & Cats, also in town. O'Donovan of American Tea reports wartime business impact. Mischievous pranks involve city plugs turned on by youths. parents urged to restrain children.
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Clyerson
BP & 8
Douglas
Mise Myrtie Jack On
Hereford
Atea
Inende
Westore Woodenware Company
el Paso
Texas
Hie
Dougine
Fairbank
Neff Milton
Parbank
General Land & Cats Company
O'Donovan
Isa
Todey
McHieves
Ducks and miners and a tense border air in Tombstone
Saturday notes offer a range from duck season rules conflicting with federal law to nearby mine work and a planned Peace Service. reporting on arrivals, travel to Florence for testimony, rain in Tombstone area, and patrols as Yaqui forces move toward the border.
Tomorrow's primaries in Tombstone City Election Notes
Voters open at 6 AM and close at 6 PM for Tombstone primaries with no major contests listed. Democratic ticket features Geo Brayin for Chief of Police and WF Rachenbecker for mayor. Republican petitions none filed, several names expected on write ins. Non partisan slate shows no mayoral challenger, Goo d Wales for Chief, and K B Vallance plus Lee Woolery in wards one and four respectively.
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Tomberone City
Cury Hall
Thore
Geo Brayin
WF Rachenbecker
HL Hutchison
Lee O Woolery
HM Eckerman
Mailboxes Rule Adopted For Tucson Residents
Post office officials announce a new regulation requiring mail delivery to the front door with a slot or mail box at the residence. Towson residents are given sixty days to comply, until December 1, with the updated order.
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Postoffice 4 Ment Nes
Prop's
Tucson
Towson
Political Pointers from Cochge Courts In State Committees
Democrats at Phoenix choose JR Henderson MF Bane and CM Roberts for state committee roles while Republicans name JM Ross and AH Gardner. Primary results show Republicans averaging over 2700 votes with Ralph Cameron top governor candidate. Progressives average about 700 with JLB Alexander as attorney general hopeful. Mayor George U Yoong of Phos trails with 702 votes. Davis leads in Senate race with 92 votes. A Republican Ball Moore ticket appears from Cowies county with supervisors fields.
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Cochge Courts
St.ts
JR Henderson
M F Bane
C M Roberts
R Publicans
JM Ross
AH Gardner
Ralph Cameron
Wot
Jlb Alexander
TH. Cameron
George U Yoong
Phos
Davis
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A Fowler
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Jones
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Calexico Calit
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Pyeatt
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