Results of City Primary Shake Up in Local Race
City primary results show Democrats with Tony D. Cheshert for council and HL Johnson on the ballot, alongside seven Republicans. Mayor MOM Mudworth led the Democratic ticket, while CL Cummins headed the Republican slate. Ward results include multiple names across two wards, with a mix of party affiliations and votes cast.
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Oriary
Oni
Tony D. Cheshert
HL Johnson
Blaik
Gradiates
Counelmen
Mom Mudworth
Democras
CL. Cumminis
Notice of Sale of School District Bonds
Notice of sale of school district bonds lists committee members and ward representatives including Grant, Jobe, Marshall, Cavanaueh, Bachelder, Wentworth, Cocker, Wootery, McAndeewe, Derry, Yo Marshall, Bekerman, and Cavanaugh. Names appear with ward designations 3rd and 4th and indicate a local election context and bond sale action.
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Grant i Wartier
Jobe Tee
Marshall
WM Cavanaueh
JA McAndeewe Derry
Te Yo Marshall
HM Bekerman
OM. Cavanaugh
Murder trial in Fort Huachuca suspects remain in court
The murder trial of King and Moeutz, two troopers from the 10th Cavalry at Fort Huachuca, proceeds with witnesses from both sides. Fort Huachuca soldiers travel daily to Tombstone to testify. A New York explosion inquiry has drawn attention and a large reward aids in locating suspects.
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King
Moeutz
Nesta
10Th Cavalry
Fort
Husehuca
Fort Huwehues
Tombstone
Desert Ornament and Public Notice from Arizona Records
A fragmentary desert scene notes an odd owner near the Huachuca mountains and Bisbee Port. the text shifts to a public auction notice for school bonds in Cochise County, Arizona. Bids must be sealed, with a certified check, and the district board sets dates in 1920. First publication October 3, 1920.
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State of
Arizona
Huachuca
Bisbee
Port Huachuca
Ashworth
Ey Canyon
Corbise County
Kuchenbecker
Cochise County
State of Arizona
Public Land Notices from Arizona Schreibers 1924
Notices authorize land claims and homestead proofs in Arizona through the U S Land Office at Phoenix Tombstone and related offices. Names include Primi Courtright Fairbanks, Frank T Huachoa Arizona, James G Abbott Garden Canyon, and CHAS MARSHALL. dates span September 25 1924 to October 3 1924 with witness lists and location details.
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Department of the Interior
Phoenix
Ariona
Primi K. Courtright
Fairbanks
Arizona
Wien
S. Raney
Fowler
U. S
Tombstone
Ark
Department of the Interior US
Arie Dona
Nothie Te
Hapson Jacobs
On Canyon
Aries
Beetion Sh
Meridian
Jw Milan
Comneteslower
Mie
Richard Hisof F. Huachoed
Christopher Joy
Harry W Wilcnx
Wallase McLawentin
Garden Cassy Arizona
Magus
Janten Canyon
Nerina
Seeton Range
Gibbs Gibbs & Bibbs Attorneys Practice In Phoenix
Bnoiwes C Gibbs Gibbs & Bibbs attorneys at the Physicians Building Phoenix announce practice before all courts. They specialize in state and federal lands and provide legal services across jurisdictions. The notice highlights their office address and broad practice scope.
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Bnoiwes C Gibbs Gibbs &Bibbs
Awrcks Physicians Building
Phoenix
Ariz
Inspector Nabs So Called Polish Count in Douglas
Douglas, Ariz Oct 3 Alberto "Sloafashy" arrived yesterday and was arrested on instructions from Los Angeles. he was under indictment for passport irregularities. Immigration Inspector W. W. Meath says Kiesky entered the United States without inspection. Sichiesky claimed to have come from Los Angeles to sell mining property in Mexico.
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Douglas
Ariz
Alberto “Sloafashy
Armset
Los Angeles
Ing
Jausspor Reg
W. W. Meath
Kiesky
United W
Justin
Sichiesky
Mexico
Two Bisbee Merchants Threaten Death in Auto Turnover
In Bisbee Arizona a Ford delivery truck overturned after a collision with a passing car. Two local merchants, Karon and Brew, narrowly escaped injury as their vehicle flipped onto its side. Injuries are reported but details remain unclear. Authorities investigate the incident and its causes.
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Karon
Brew
Ike
Dod Vale
Raken
Bi Mer
Roches
Iula
Old Timer of Bisbee Dies on His St David Ranch
An elderly Bisbee resident passes away on his St David ranch after a long life in the area. The report notes local ties and mentions Aimee Zang and other names in the community context.
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ST David
Aimee Zang Fotsinet Reedest
Wistanee
Rumsay
Beshen
Mr. Zhwae
Bert Ly Lowal
Bisbee
Public Sale of Lots in Packer Ordered
An official order from the Interior Department and General Land Office sets a public sale of lots in Packer. The sale, supervised at Man Wetter Bin, will open with an announced price and follow federal sale procedures under Tallman. Bids start at 10 dollars, with terms stated in the sale instruction.
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Packer
Uorsin
A. Gers
Geeral Land Office
Arthur Johnson Dies at Douglas Hospital
Arthur Johnson died at Douglas Hospital after a brief illness. He came to Douglas 15 days ago from Los Angeles and is survived by a brother in the West and an employee of the El Paso and Southwestern Railway. Funeral arrangements will be announced by the brothers pending word.
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Douglas
Cett
Arthur John Sim
Ineul
Mi Veetoniayahora
Wrother Wo Western
ED Paso and Southwestern Railroad
Britress
Mamata Fetts
Dhouglae
Los Angeles
Wade
Remy
Eleven medical applicants examined at Phoenix
Eleven applicants for licenses to practice medicine in Argona were examined Tuesday by the State Board of Medical Examiners. The board members were Dr Anell Mar Un, Dr Charles S Vivian, and Dr John Wix Thomas of Phoenix. Also noted were Panl R Collins of Douglas and Dr AS rt Sng.
From Arizona Pen to Nogales Big Haul
Parold from Arizona Pen goes to Nogales and makes a big haul of women s clothing ta treasure including furs and jewelry recovered by police today. Augustin Jaramillo was accused of burglarizing the Merritt residence. he claimed he was about to be married and his ancestors resided. Police said nothing else in the house was disturbed. Jaramillo had been released from the Arizona state prison on parole August 1.
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Uweh Hani Nuewter
Amas Tapotie
Ma Turing
Parold
Arizona Pen
Nogales
Ariz
Augustin Jaramillo
Jaramillo
Merritt
Cers
Jaramino
Arizona
Priy of
Road Work Delayed by Dry Ground Conditions
County Engineer Sid Smyth outlines extensive maintenance and drainage cleanout as ground moisture is不足 for effective construction. Flooded or dry ground hampers bridge and road repairs from Hereford to Tombstone, with a wooden bridge replacement near White City and Haena School and a unsafe San Pedro crossing noted.
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Sid Smyth
Advar Ol
Zarew
Ruena Senna
Ranewig Canyon
Hlabee
Fort Hoachues
Hereford
Tombstone
Ramsey Canyon
White City
Haena Schoows
San Peary
St da Wit
White Faik
Mudinhia Rers
Smyth
Treasury Certificates Issued In Dallas Record
A Treasury offering in Dallas authorized the sale of four state amounts and twenty one year notes with receipt dates. The Federal Reserve Bank of Dallas will allot subscriptions and receipt of applications follows the indicated type. Prospective subscribers should place their subscriptions promptly as books open October 1.
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Dallas, Texat & A Sry
Unie Shates de Peleral Resse
Bank of Balin Ie
Agia
Federal
King Guilty Second Degree Murder verdict returned
The jury found John King, described as a pegro viper of the 16th cavalry, guilty of second degree murder. The court denied clemency, Cloud fos Meguire was released due to insufficient evidence, and Judge Lockwood ordered a new jury panel to report the following morning.
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John King
Pegro
16Th Cavalry
Cloud Fos Meguire
King
Judee Lockwood
Illness of Sawtelle Delays U S Court Term in Phoenix
The opening of the Globe term of the United States district for Arizona has been postponed from October 12 to October 21 due to the indisposition of Judge W. H. Sawtelle. An officer of the U S district attorney's office announced the postponement today.
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Phoenix
Globe
United States District
Arizons
Qeioer
W. H. Sawtelle
United Sater District Attorney's Office
Manning Resigns to Join Mexican Government Service
F L Manning longtime labor agent for the Arizona Cotton Growers association with offices in Nogales has resigned to accept a similar post with the Mexican government.
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Nogales
F L. Manning
Arizona Cotton Growers’ Association
RACE TO PHOENIX PROMPTS TEXAS EL PASO CLARIFICATIONS
Reports from El Paso and Phoenix stir debate over the El Paso Phoenix road race route and funds. Officials discuss promotion money and travel plans as Phoenix authorities weigh its feasibility and timing for this fall event. Arizona resources rise in state and national banks with total assets near 49.4 million dollars.
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el Paso
San Diem
Cal
Sind
Phoenix
el Paso Phoenix
Naguin
Arizona
Ama
IMAI
Jewet
Hunts ix
Bayer
Gota
Lf Batik
Tatvat
Conditions Mixed Across County Ranges and Crops
Reports show varied pasture and range conditions with generally adequate stock, while some areas experience poor pastures and thin stock due to dry spells. Water links decline and rainfall amounts through the week impact winter forage, with crop prospects mixed across regions and farms adapting to arid spells and harvests.
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Bo Cauwe
Nur
Ravntal
Cocke
After Prisoner Described in Toe Ton Incident
Deputy Sheriff Mek Naveree reports a description of the suspect in Toe Ton leading to a capture by a deputy. The description aided local officers in locating a man matching the report and arresting him near a residence with the complainant’s husband nearby.
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Sherif
Howle
Toeton
Equitable Phone Rate Proposal Before Arizona Commission
Arizona public utilities panel considers equitable rate charges for telephone service. The proposed framework aims to balance carrier costs with consumer fares across Phoenix and Winslow lines, detailing interexchange arrangements and franchise considerations. Industry observers note the plan covers provider shares, asset distribution, and potential fare adjustments to reflect service reach and operating costs.
Reward Offered for Arrest in Schwab Murder Case
Colomias county officials in Arizona offer a 300 dollar reward for information leading to the arrest of Marti Schwab, a traveling salesman murdered last spring. Schwab’s body was found in an abandoned well near the area about 19 days ago. The board also adds 5007 dollars for information that leads to the recovery of the automobile Schwab was driving when he left here.
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Plagstapp. Ariz
Colomias County
Marti Schwab
Schwab
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Cheney & CO
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