Local crimes and industry updates in Arizona and Sonora
In Dovgine several people lose money to a check artist active there late last week and believed to be moving toward western Aris tons. Courtisnd's Great Wentero Mining ships three ore cars daily from the Romite mine to El Paro Smeltera, with ninety workers. Calu met & Arizona runs about sixty men on Courtland and ships roughly two carloads daily to Douglas. AF Hane of Portland says he closed a deal for over 1000 head of range cattle at the Horseshoe ranch in Yavar pai county. Burglars hit Carl Behn’s Ware in Winslow stealing four suitcases of clothing. Sulphur Springs valley sees Mormon refugees acquiring land. Douglas Chamber notes. Near Tucson, 10,000 acres will be developed by George P Blair and FC Paulin of Los Angeles. Miami’s mines employ 500 and McArthur Brothers contractors 250 on rail work. War figures Stimson and General Leonard Wood will visit Dangler to discuss Sonora border matters. Flagsted jury convicts Ulrilo Mercado of murder. life sentence, with partner Juan Jimenez sent to Florence. Rebel Emilio Campa denies abduction claims. In Humboldt, a small theft ring is caught. a 13-year-old Douglas boy pleads guilty after stealing ice cream. In Douline a man armed with knife and small revolver is mugged. photo for Phoenix ID linked to September 16 assault. J Walter J Millard opens Socialist campaign in Douglas and Babee with favorable speeches.
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Grind of Justice in The Superior Court
In a grim court scene in The Superior Court Brete ve Hickory faced charges of criminal assault but the jury returned a not guilty verdict and the defendant was discharged. Clifford Milliman was arraigned on suspected criminal conduct and fined $100. Guardianship of Little Kirkpatrick awarded in custody to the father. State vs Jas Herron opened for empaneling and two more criminal cases waited on the panel. Joseph A Tanner examined before Judge Sutter and ordered committed to the asylum. A dementia victim believed to have been caused by a séance with a spirit board testified, issuing a note on the devil payable by death, the note entering evidence. Tenner, 68, a Lowell resident, related to the case. A divorce decree was granted in the Leonard family matter. Herron grand larceny case at slaughtering cattle continued, Oldham’s testimony implicated Herron, prompting courtroom stir. Herron testified in his own defense as proceedings extended toward jury deliberation. The jury later found Herron guilty of unlawful slaughtering. sentence set for 9 am tomorrow. Thomas Price concealing a body case, jury found not guilty and discharged. Quarles v Picker set for Tuesday. Padilla motion for case reset filed. Shaya v Prodhoumme scheduled for October. Present jury expected to serve into early next week.
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U S District Attorney Gather Evidence on Border Cases
United States District Attorney J E Morrison and assistant E P Dupen of Bisbee conduct investigations of conditions on the border and gather evidence in several cases pending before the U S court at Phoenix. Marshal Overlock, in Tombstone today, will also proceed to Douglas on related matters.
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Tombstone
Alve 215 Lea Roune NF Wt Wemuio Ae Os Dieta
Fragmentary OCR text yields no clear people, places, or events to summarize into a readable news item. The readable portion mentions diet related terms but lacks coherent facts or entities. Unable to extract a definite headline or summary.
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Result of the City Primary Election Names on November Ballot
City primary results show no contests and 49 votes cast. Names on both party tickets advance to the November thus general election ballot. Democratic and Republican nominees listed include Kochenbecker Bravie Hughes Rafter Smith Goodbody Kockenbreker Hotchison Goll Cummings Fowler Dalgleish Demarest Hawes Baro Woolery Hicks Cook Eckerman and Macia for various city and ward posts.
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Charges Against Campa Are Expected Hourly
Mexican government plans to file specific charges against rebel general Emilio Campa within the next 14 days after his arrest. The charges are anticipated in Tucson as Mexico aims to extradite him, with authorities expecting action hourly as the window narrows.
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Hail Strikes Big Valley Area and Damages Bridges
A heavy hailstorm west of Douglas left dead jack rabbits across a six mile strip, with hail depths reaching eight inches. White River rose, banks overflowed, and the Rambee bridge was swept away, ultimately lodging at the Whitney bridge piers after floating downstream.
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Wife Desertion Under New Law
Justice Comstock of Tucson presided as a young Mexican man who deserted his wife and baby faced updated penalties under a newly effective law. He had previously paid support only sporadically, prompting the judge to enforce state prison terms if maintenance was not provided. The case ended with the parties agreeing to comply to the court’s satisfaction.
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Phoenix Chosen For Next International Irrigation Congress
Salt Lake City dispatch reports Phoenix selected as next meeting place after several cities vied at the last moment. Richard W. Young was unanimously chosen president with Jobo Pairweather of Pres to, California, as secretary. The meeting closed with a ball and reception tonight.
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Final Returns of Primary Election Complete Count Report
The Gal totals and full results of the recent primary election for presidential electors and congressional candidates arrived at the Secretary of State Osborn’s office on Monday. He had urgently requested the county boards of supervisors to furnish the returns as due, and the document provides the total vote for all party candidates.
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Socialists to Start Arizona Campaign Inauguration
Socialists plan a Phoenix campaign kickoff with a public meeting before sending two automobile loads of supporters to promote a state wide drive. A. Charles Smith, noted Mouglasite and congressional candidate, will join the Phoenix event.
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All Parties Advocate Woman Suffrage Plank Adopted
State parties from Phoenix report all parties in the state have adopted a woman suffrage plank in their platforms. The party council approved the platforms Tuesday and women won an equal suffrage clause. The Bull Moose national platform includes it, but Democrats and Republicans had no national platform. the statewide adoption is an innovation.
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Cochise First to Turn In Official Primary Count
Cochise County led in issuing the final official count for the state presidential electors. Clerk RS Maclay of the board of supervisors and his assistant are praised for methodical records and timely tabulation. The note credits their precise handling of precinct data and orderly election records amid delays elsewhere.
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City Campaign Already Begun
The city election campaign appears only lightly stirred with little political excitement so far. Democrats align with the national movement and plan to vote next month, while Republicans avoid Bull Moose competition, having failed to file timely primary petitions. Campaign activity remains uncertain.
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Governor Johnson to Speak in Cochise District
Governor Hiram Johnson of California and Progressive ticket candidate for vice president plans a campaign stop in Douglas October 31. He will depart El Peso, travel to Bisbee, then proceed to Douglas for an address. Robert S. Paher is billed for an address in Douglas on the same date.
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Cattle Duty Change Opens Gate To Refugee Milk Cows
The treasury department ruling ends duty free admission for milk cows with refugee families. Deputy Collector Fitzherbert reported to Collector O'Keefe in Nogales that milk cows are no longer household goods and must pay duty. Previously families could bring in a "reasonable number" of cows without duty.
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Tombstone News Briefs On Court, Police and City Ordinance
Montanan town officials plan to enforce a new highway ordinance while city actions address stray dogs and cleanup. US Marshal Overtock took three prisoners to Phoenix for trial next week. Chief of Police Bravin travelled to Copper Queen hospital after his son’s appendectomy and liver trouble operation. family hopes for a swift recovery.
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Court Cases Filed In SOMeRIOn ConRT Fuit 193 MC Morrison
Morrison files for divorce and custody in case 193 MC Morrison versus Betey Morrivop. Suit lists ROB Crit Buil Heinewan Co as defendant, case number 194, with related parties and local filing details.
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Supreme Court Decision on Farieh vs Beebe Case
The Supreme Court yesterday issued a faded opinion in Farieh vs Beebe, a long litigation over the Cieneguite mines in Sonora. The original suit for $9000 has grown to $14,977.50 with interest, calculated from May 9, 1901.
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Railroad Expansion Deepens Arizona Transport Network
Arizona fuels growth with miles of new rail lines as El Paso and Southwest, Arizona Eastern, and Santa Fe extend tracks toward Fort Huachuca, Inspiration Copper properties, and Verde Valley. Southern Pacific first crossed into Arizona in 1878, routing through Yuma, Tucson, Willcox and other counties.
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Opening of Cochise Lands by Phornu land office notice
The Phornu land office announces that a plat for Cochise county lands in Township 20 South Range 21 East fractional survey will be officially filed November 2, 1912 at 9 o clock. The filing opens applications to make entries in that township and range. Registered by Fuask H Panken, Register and Cha. BR. Annoiw, Keeper.
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Tombstone Visitor Notes and Local Arrivals
Thursday De Hawley visits Tombstone for court business as many visitors arrive in the city. Notables include Jas No Clark, former ranch owner near Douglas, and Raymond Abril leaving after a visit. Others from Phoenix, Big Springs, and Bisbee assess the Sulphur Springs valley for homesteads as local streets grow busier.
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Learn Automobile and Electric Trade in California
Help wanted in a California mechanical electrical engineering school advertises training in auto and electric trades. It promises hands on operation from drawing to machine shop, claims unique west of Mississippi opportunity, winter in southern California, wages from 2500 to 15900, and catalogs from 627 South Figueroa, Los Angeles, California.
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Ayer's Hair Vigor Promises Healthier Scalp and Hair Growth
The advertisement promotes Ayer's Hair Vigor as a scalp cleanser that destroys dandruff and promotes hair growth. It claims the product keeps hair soft and smooth, prevents hair loss, does not color the hair, and cannot injure the scalp, advising consultation with a doctor. Eben Sm ee Co. Lowell, Mass.
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