PENSION FOR Drachman principal and Tucson officials set
Miss Elizabeth Barton principal of the Drachman School and assistant superintendent of Tucson schools may receive a $600 annual pension under a new state law for teachers with 25 years of service. The report also notes municipal planning, armory site selection, and various civic and economic developments across Arizona cities including Phoenix, Globe, Miami, and Nogales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Barton
Drachman
Tucson City
Business Man Praises Dr Miles Heart Remedy
A business man credits Dr Miles heart remedy with restoring his health after illness. He states he was given bottles and began improvement, noting the product’s promised effects and recommending others try the treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Business Man
Dr. Miles
Heart Remedy
Court Cases Filed and Probate Notices Listed
Court filings show suit numbers and parties including Wright vs Citizens Bank and Trust Co of Bisbee for $62.59 back taxes and Williams divorce action. Damages claimed against Campbell and Kelley and others total $30,000. Several probate items advance, including estates of Kenyao minors with an order for sale bearing Oct 17, 1913 and various executor matters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T . Wright & Citizens Bank & Trust Co
Bisbee
Greene Va
Campbell &Kelley and Commonweaith Min & Milling Co
Chas H Lemon Ve Bess
Ermon
Doings In the Superior Court Day Three in Watercoabe Case
The Watson trial extends into a fourth day as witnesses testify of family cruelty and lies by the father. Mrs Watercoabe remains on the stand as proceedings press toward a possible morning recess. Richart’s murder case also looms with jurors to be empanelled and trial set for tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wateou
Fred
Tallie
Watson
Argu
Richart
Witnneses
Oae
F Miller
Apache
Harvest Festival Looms at Light in Sulphur Springs Valley
Light hosts a farm harvest festival and homecoming today and tomorrow with automobile trips by locals. Events include bronco busting contests goat roping baseball games and other athletic contests plus an exhibit of farm products highlighted by a lecture series led by Prof. A M McOmie of the University of Arizona. Drought relief via pumping plants has boosted harvests in the Light district amid the valley's drought impact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. M. McOmie
University of Arizona
Larmere
Sonora Plans Export Duty On Livestock Trade
Sonora proposes a graded export duty on cattle as officials in Hermosillo react to potential changes. Cattlemen, who faced duty free status, sent telegrams and dispatched emissaries to plead with the government. Many withheld sales awaiting tariff details and anticipate a shift once the policy is enacted, with large cattle herds gathered in the north to boost exports when duty ends.
Not Served in Mexican Army Arrested American Citizen
E Fierro of Laredo an American citizen was arrested near Sal i llo and impress into the Mexican ranks but the order was rescinded after U S embassy representations. Fierro remains in civil custody charged with theft during a military transport in Coahuila. Manuel Calero and Jeans Flores Magoo named as presidential candidates by literals. A woman sent to Tombstone penitentiary to serve 18 months for violation of the law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mexico City
Diepatol Saye
E. Fierro
Laredo
Salillo
United States
Fierro
Coahuila
Manuel Calero
Washington
Miister
Jeans Flores Magoo
Ineterior
Chamber of Deputies
Literal
Tombatone T
New Tariff Law Goes Into Effect for Douglas
A new tariff law takes effect this morning affecting Douglas imports. Cattle enter free of U S duty in the United States, easing costs for local cattlemen, while Governor Maytorena reportedly decreed an export tax that could offset the previous duty. The official order had not reached Agus Prieta yet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gonora
Nogsles
Bonore
Tex
Agus Priets
Hermosillo
United States
Lenore
Douglas
Hermorillo
Mayetorena
Agus Prieta
Arizona Express Rate Reductions Target Without Hearing
Arizona express rate reductions move forward without formal hearings as the Corporation Commission debates rate changes. Wells Fargo officials from Los Angeles and elsewhere attend a conference today proposing concessions to avert further drastic rate actions seen in California. The Wells Fargo group seeks to sway commissioners with proposals to modify rates and improve service to prevent Arizona from facing an order similar to California’s.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arizona
Corporation Commission
Wells-Fargo
Los Angeles
Sar
Thia
CIA Railroad Commission
Golden State
We'le-Fargo
WII Inspect Ex perimental Stations visit Arizona
Dr EW Allen assistant director of agriculture experiment stations United States and Prof B H Forbes director of Arizona agricultural experiment station arrived in Tucson to tour Arizona experiment stations. They will review ongoing projects and discuss the state’s agricultural development and university program with local officials and staff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arizona
Wees
Ape
EW Allen
United States
US Deperiment of Agriculture
Weehington
Allen
B H Forbes
Arisons Agricultural Experiment Ete
Allessod
Forbes
Tucson
Fight For Arizona Three Cent Fare Case Update
Judge William W. Morrow in the U S Circuit Court of Appeals in San Francisco ordered railroads to post bonds guaranteeing restitution to passengers if the Arizona three cent fare law is upheld. Each railroad must deposit 75000 and 40000 respectively as the case proceeds, with briefs due and replies to be filed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arizona
William W. Morow
United States Circuit Court of Appeal
San Francisco
Dupreme
Arions
Ballard
Railra
Local visitors flood city for court and business
Rev AJ Benedicti from Stromghid returns with heavy furniture to his ranch. FH Thompson of Los Angeles visits on business. EP Adamson of Los Angeles registers at Arcade. 5K Wyllismeise and K Springer travel from Kendell ranch and South Par for court matters. W F Dophass arrives from Tucson and stays at Arlington. A crowd of court attendees gathers for the morning session. Mrs Deutelt and daughter Marie visit Tombstone from Pearce. Riding Deputy Willy Blair accompanies officials in city business. Miss Susie Catell of Courtland arrives for a short city stay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
AJ Benedicti
FH Thompson
Los Angeles
S K Springer
Kendell Ranch
South Par
F Dophass Ina Businens
Tucson
Arlington
Toomhand
Deutelt
Marie
Tombstone
Pearce
Sherif Willy Blair Heldie
Misa Susie Catell
Courtland
Convicts to Repair Tombstone Bisbee Road
Thirty to forty convict laborers, under Division Engineer supervision, will repair the Tombstone to Bisbee road as part of the water fund road program. Forty convicts arrived at Bisbee from Globe, guarded and armed, forming a stockade camp. The work starts at once with plans for more convicts from Florence pending, and most workers are American.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bisbee-Timbstone
Tempe
Fairbank Algee
Tombstone
Bishoo
Ryan
Bisheo
Globe
Atwood
Florence
War painter Mine Kate Cory to work at Granite farm
Mine Kate Cory renowned for war art travels to an experimental farm near Granite to pursue a two week on a special line of work focusing on Indians and outdoor life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kate Cory
Granite
Hall's Catarrh Cure Endorsed by Toledo Druggists
A 19th century testimonial notice asserts Hall's Catarrh Cure cures catarrh not relieved by other treatments. J Cheney Co of Toledo is cited. The undersigned declare Chandler F.J. Cheney trustworthy, capable of fulfilling obligations. Watkins Kiswax Maxiim Wholesale Druggists endorse the product and offer testimonials free. Price seven cents per bottle, sold by all druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Cheney & Co
Toledo
F.J. Cheney
Watpin
Kiswax & Maxiim
O Hall
Tombstone Leads in Race Fund Contributions
Tombstone deputies and local officials arranged funds for the road race with a 1000 pound check from Tombstone to George Bollard in Phoenix and a 105 dollar draft to Bisbee. the Warren District set the pace while Tombstone highlighted its prompt support ahead of November events. The town pledged additional land proceeds and business donations to cover the race treasury with Tombstone often first to respond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren Dietrict
Tombstone Recordiy
George Purdy Bullard
Raco Committee
Phoenix
Tombstone
Bisbee
Ascurual
Warren
Bite
Bollard
Bieber
Dutl
Binhee
Tombstons
Tie Thre
Brocker
Mexican boy seeks return to reform school escapee
Manuel Herrers, about 14, said to be one of twenty boys who escaped Fort rant’s reform school, surrendered to police yesterday. Chief Playan wired the institution to verify the tale as the youth expressed a wish to return, saying life there was easier than earning a living on his own.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Balt River
James Ivy
Arisous
Yoma Valley
Salt River Valley
Manuel Herrers
Ste’ereform
Fortrant
Police
Playan
Herrera
Marshal Davidson
Ted
Ore
Local visitors fill Tombstone events amid court cases and dances
Fred Soodwall Jon Kling and others arrive in Tombstone from nearby towns and will stay at a cottage on Third Street attending a church visit and a grand lodge function. The Eastern Star plans a banquet at the hall with Mrs Brownie on tour from Yuma. County residents Owen Morphy shows improvement after illness as a visiting jury attends a dance at Gage Hall with the Ivey Orchestra providing music. Witnesses from Apache, Chiricahos and other areas gather for the Richart case, delayed due to the Watlon case ongoing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brown
Yuma
Order of Eastern Sar
Tompateue
Bisbee
Indies
Eastern Star Hall
Brownie
Arizona Road Association Meeting Set for State Fair
The Arizona Road Association schedules its annual meeting for Wednesday morning November 5 at 10 o'clock at the Board of Trade. Delegates are urged from counties cities boards of trade civic bodies and clubs. Business includes a constitutional amendment for a road bond issue and designation of a statewide road work day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ptm
Sxpervieers
Board of Trade and Civic Body
Automobile Club
Judge Duffy Resigns From Santa Cruz County Court
Judge Duffy resigns as superior judge of Santa Cruz County citing the low salary and desire to pursue regular practice. Gov. Bent was informed of his decision after a prior discussion and persuaded him to withhold action at that time. Duffy, a well known figure in the legal field, resigns with public regret.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rank Duffy
Santa Cruz County
Gil
Duffy
Bent Toid
Dufy
Ari
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Charles W Harrie
Adjutant General of
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Miitery Plaza
US Reclamation Service
Fred E Winship
Vanager
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Lyman
Johnstone
Louis Nash
Miami
Bbute
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Knox Laird
Jove Jove Peres
Robert
Wichenburg
Black Rock
Pree Cott
Roberts
Frank I. Gates
Globe Board of Supervisors
Gtle
Arison Poatmasters
J Knox Corbett
Assorciation
Phoenix Street Railway Company
Second Avenue
First Street
Nogales
Sonore
Sonora
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Mercbanta
Lini
Glendale
Expee
Patesonia
Superion Court
Virginia Williams Va
Franky Williams
Action
McCartney
Mary M Costello
Martin Costello
Decessed
Dooglee & Sparks Realty Co
FK Chopin
Anne A
Clara Laces Edwards
Mike Rheys
Onder
Lemerce
Nino Tod Tae Ord Mek
Arizona Express
Wii
Fight For
EP Adamson
Pass
Iebee
Tombstone-Bisbee Road
Reynard
Hall
Frit ‘S Daily
Judge Speed
Fred Soodwall
Jon Kling
Co Court
G L Herene
Herene
James Dalgieih
County
Owen E Morphy
Gage Hell
Ivey Orchester
Thames Berner
WN Faust
Eldridge
Clarkdale
Doo $ Sullivan
Chiricahosonal Forest
AB Redeen
Te Eame Place
Watiom
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