Bludworth hearing held before U S commissioner
The preliminary hearing for M. M. Bludworth, former First National Bank of Tombstone vice president, occurred in Tucson before United States Commissioner Edwin F. Jones. Bank examiners and attorney testimony were presented. defense counsel objected to several questions and the hearing was postponed for further filings on the incorporation papers of The First Cattle Loan Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. M. Bludworth
First National Bank of
Tombstone
Ternoon
Tucson
United States
Edwin F. Jones
A. B. McCans
H. F. Brewer
D. B. Pierce
J.T. Kingsbury
Frank E. Curley
John H. Martin
Burges
el Paso
Bludworth
Tucson Star
First Nations Bank of
First Cattle Loan Company
Féwin F. Jones
Bhidworth
John H. Martini
Kingsbury
W. P. Walker
Cochise County
Pludworth
Lyme
Pierce
Wal- Walker
Body found in ravine after hunting party
Oct 6 Prescott reports a dead middle aged man found nine miles south of town by deer hunters. The body bore a Missouri Kansas and Texas railroad switch key and a partially filled Columbia Missouri Masonic lodge application blank, with initials JL. A small case contained drafting tools, a billfold, a revolver with three discharged cartridges, and a checkbook cover. Authorities suspect suicide but uncertainty remains due to lack of money and location. Authorities seek to identify the owner of the switch key and the Columbia lodge membership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prescott
Misouri, Kansas and Texas
Columbia
Here
Columbia Lodge
Santa Fe Granted Right To Establish New Arizona Rates
In Phoenix on October 4, testimony detailed state actions allowing a railroad to fix cotton seed rates and lumber movement charges from Mayer to Phoenix, with other charges tied to a bond and bank deposits. Witnesses described conversations with Bludworth about missing funds and possible security on the bond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santa FE
Arizona
Bindworth
Phoenix
Ariz
Corporation Commission Today
Atchison, Topeka
Santa
Securite Rellwey
Tombstone
Suite Fair Grounds
Mayer, Ariz
Risby and
Gray Eagle
Ray
Vernonor of Sonora Returns to Capital
Francis co Elias, governor of Sonora, returned to Hermosillo, the state capital, after several days in Nogales and here. He attended numerous social functions as guest of honor during the stay. The article also notes a separate Forest Service employment notice and examinations for forest rangers and sealer positions in Arizona and New Mexico, detailing age, residency, and qualification requirements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nogales
Ariz
Francisco Elias
Sonora
Hermosillo
Forest Rangers
Forest Service
Reston
Act of Congress
Congress
Governemnt
Civil Service Commission
Flagataff
Arizona
Alamogordo
Santa Fe
New Mexico
Albuquerque
Nogales Joins Freight Rate Fight
Nogales Ariz Oct 5 The local chamber of commerce decided to join Phoenix Tucson and other chambers in opposing proposed transcontinental freight rates. Opponents argue the plan discriminates against intermountain points in favor of the Pacific coast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nogales
Ariz
Chamber of Commerce
Chambers of Commerce
Phoenix
Tucson
Pacific Coast
Intermountain Territory
Former City Clerk Released From Jail In Nogales
W H Smith former city clerk of Nogales held to answer for embezzlement of court funds. He was released on bond set at 5000 dollars. Trial scheduled for the latter part of October in the superior court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nogales
Ariz
W. H.smith
Walker in custody after bond issue delays
W. P. Walker, charged with embezzlement of county funds, was remanded to the sheriff by Judge Lockwood in Division 1 after the County Attorney’s petition for sufficient bond. One security, M. M. Pludworth, was deemed insufficient, and Walker remained in sheriff’s custody with special guard Harry Welch as of this afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walker
Harry Welch
Copper slump to extend despite steel industry gains
Douglas, Ort. reports W C Starr of United States Steel Corp says a general upturn is possible in the steel sector as railroads seek more steel for repairs and rolling stock. He notes Europe holds millions of pounds of scrap copper and brass awaiting refining, delaying copper production and suggesting six months before any revival.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Douglas
W. C. Starr
United States Steel Corporation
Los Angeles
Europe
Mexican Convict Surrenders After Escape From Road Crew
Phoenix dispatch reports Jesus Ramerex surrendered at Florence state prison at 6 pm after escaping with two other prisoners from a road working gang near Sopetor. A guard was struck, one inmate killed, and the other two fled. Ramerex returned to prison, while the remaining escapees were still at large.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phoenix
Jesus Ramerex
Sopeetor
Flottive
Tom Maddock
Florence
Dight
Maddock
Ramerex
Eddoc’s
Priceers
County Load Fund Report Details Funds Spent
The Cochise County board appointed a committee led by John M. Hart to review the 75 per cent state road fund status. The report, based on state treasurer statements, shows road funds used on county roads with no balance left except 22 600 due from federal aid. county benefited from 10 000 from the 25 per cent state road fund.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cochise
Alleged bandit case postponed in Nogales
The preliminary hearing of Salvador Lazueta, tied to a Ruby Arizona post office raid that left the postmaster and Mrs Frank Pearson dead, was postponed until Friday at the request of County Attorney A H DeRiemer. One key witness is jailed in Nogales Sonora and others are in Mexico. steps are being taken for their appearance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nogales
Salvador Lazueta
Ruby
Ariz
Frank Pearson
M. Masteller
A H. DeRiemer
DeRiemer
Sonora
Mexico
Sazucta
Insurance order hearings set in Arizona recall case
Phoenix hearing set for October 18 to consider Maricopa Automobile Trades Association petition to recall a state order forcing insurers to stop covering Arizona car confiscation losses. Attorney General Galbraith to attend. challenge alleges order unconstitutional and beyond commission powers. Yuma reports sewer district contract awarded to a Los Angeles bidder after initial bid disputes. council sought names of witnesses but lawsuit delayed.
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Phoenix
Ariz
State Corporation Commission
Maricopa Automobile Trades Association
Arizona
Wr. Galbraith
Pve
Joaquin Terrazas
Yuma
George White
Justice Marsteller
Los Angeles
Nesses
Attempts To Enter Nogales Jail Reported
October 6 near Nogales two break in attempts to reach the Santa Cruz county jail were reported. Deputy Sheriff Charles Jones fired a shot through the sheriff’s office doors as an intruder fled toward the county board office. A bullet lodged in the wall. Deputy Eaton heard movement in the sheriff’s driveway at dawn but the person escaped. The sheriff has heightened guard after several prisoners escaped. others remain at large.
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Mogales
Nogales
Santa Cruz
Geo. White
Charles Jones
Sheriff's Office
County Board of Supervisors
Supervisors Office
Jones
James Eaton
Sherif Hte
Dingley Head of Revenue Service Dies in Denver Home
Cole, an Internal Revenue agent in charge of the district including Colorado, Wyoming, New Mexico and Arizona, collapsed at his Denver home yesterday morning and died instantly after years of illness. Born in Maine in 1830s, he arrived in Denver in 1866 and was the son of Nelson G. Dingley, former Maine state representative and author of the Dingley tariff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dingley
Revenue Service
Arizona
Denver
Cole
Internal Revenue
Colorado
Wyoming
New _ Mexico
Hhewiston
Nelson G. Din
Strange insect with poisonous bite found near Apache Station
An unidentified insect, described as a cross between a teen caterpillar a turtle and Rhode Island Red chicken, was brought to Apache by Justice of the Peace T. H. Wright. After failing to identify it locally it was sent to the University of Arizona for classification. A small child bitten at Apache last week suffered vomiting spells but recovered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Todglas
Rhode Island
T. H. Wright
Apache
Ff Douglas
Universty
Ark “Zona
Rhodes Island
Yankees Win Second Game Of Series At Polo Grounds
In New York on October 6 the Yankees beat the Giants 2 to 0 at the Polo Grounds. Neff and Smith pitched for the Yankees while Hoyt and Sehang worked for the Giants. The score by innings shows the Giants eliminating scoring in most frames.
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Y York
Yanks
Polo Grounds
Neff and Smith
Giants
Hoyt
Sehang
Giants Win Third Game 13 to 5 at Polo Grounds
The Giants defeated their opponent 13 to 5 in the third game of the set at Polo Grounds on October 7. Both teams tallied four runs in the early innings, while New York surged with eight runs in the seventh inning to secure the win.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Polo Grounds
New York
Giants
Yanks Win First Game of Copper Company Hearing
The New York Yankees time and again dominate the first game with a 2 to 0 score as hearings begin on Copper Company matters at the Polo Grounds. Senator Shank presides over the stock action involving Douglas In the Suh and Barnes, with Reynolds, Pouxine, and Schoder among the parties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoerix
Oc. S
New York
Mounitain Mines Company
Corporation Commission
Polo Grounds
Senator Shank
William HM. Reynols
Yanks, Pouxine and Schoder
Smith
Douglas
Barnes
Rama
Yavapal County
Reynolds
Delora M. Stoddard
State Bonds Signed By Governor Campbell and Others
Governor Thomas B. Campbell and Charles Fisher signed the Milton Dol or tax bonds with final signature by Ray mond Earhart state treasurer, to be delivered Monday to the California lender. Earhart departs tonight. funds will be ready early next week to cash warrants totaling the sale amount.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas &. Campbell
Charles Fitor
Raymond Earhart
California
Ear- Bart
Secretary of the Interior A. Fall to visit Yuma
Fall plans a mid month visit to Yuma with a likely trip to the Imperial Valley and San Diego. He will meet delegates from Southern California and Arizona regarding Boulder Canyon dam construction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yuma
Ariz
Secretary of the Interior
Imperial Valley
San Diego
California
Arizona
Boulder Canyon
One Man Hurt In Truck Car Collision
A Tucson street car on Stone Avenue near Alameda Street was struck by a truck injuring one passenger and startling others. C Britton suffered back injuries from being thrown from his seat and was taken to the Arizona Hospital and Sanitorium for examination. Dr Huffman said the injuries were painful but not internal and Britton would stay for observation before release.
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Tucson
Stone Avenue
Alameda
C. Britton
Arizona
BE. Huffman
Huffman
Huffagan
Kritton
City Council Maps Broad Street Repair and Surfacing Plan
City Council announced a unanimous plan to thoroughly inspect all streets, identify needed repairs, and begin grading and surfacing. A Sunday inspection tour will assess scope and locations, with street tax funds and idle treasury money earmarked for a durable system that withstands traffic and floodwaters, especially crossings.
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Ahem Onnamadaee Mares Tim Pega
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Curley
Budworth
McCans
H. C. Walker, Jr
Shreveport
Vernor
Yank
HF. Brewer
N. M
U. S. Civil Service Commission
Clifton
Flagstaff
Roosefeet
Safford
Snowflake
Springervile
Williams
San Mexico
Magdalena
Silver City
Taos
Washington, D
Steel Corp
Gang
Ees
Apache Station
Cuneate Barnes
Yuma Project
Diana Imine
Lee Horne
Anconas
Minorcas
Huff Orpingtons
R. L
Enoch
Crews
Seabright
Cal
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