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Newspaper
Tombstone Epitaph
Location
Tombstone, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Oct 12, 1919
Page
7
Douglas and Gertrudia Maldonado, residents of Agua Prieta, were apprehended with liquor secreted in clothing at the border. Maldonado pled guilty to having liquor, fined $20 or an equal number of days. Proclaimed she would care for five children, hoping for release with her family.
Thousands of Meaieans and Judiane flock to Nogales to honor the patron saint of Sonora at St Francis shrine. Dignitaries attend a reverent service as gold offerings pour in and trains carry large numbers of native attendees from Guaymas and Magdalena to the fiesta before the workweek resumes.
Seventeen Chinese travelers arriving from the United States were refused admission to Sonora at Agua Prieta after a telegram from San Francisco immigration officials asked if they should proceed. Fernando Mendoza, inspector in charge, cited existing Chinese overpopulation in Mexico as the reason for denial.
Washington reports that damage claims against the Carranza government likely will total no more than 25 million dollars. Thomas R. Lill, an American accountant aiding Carranza, testified that doubts remain about collecting 4 4 claims from the Huerta administration, which the U.S. never recognized.
Figures in Phoenix report organized protests against the new passenger tariff issued October 1 by Director Gesval, aimed at central and southern Arizona routes. Merchants associations claim the policy disadvantages travelers via Southern Pacific lines, with notable opposition from Phoenix chambers and business groups seeking relief for tour operators and residents.
State Pioneers will meet here on December 2 in Tucson. The gathering, tied to the Arizona ple nu ad parte of the state, aims to discuss efforts amid a declining pioneer population and to unveil plans for a state section at a forthcoming event.
Judge IX sustains demurrer in a casual county case brought by Mra Wright against Sheriff Montgomery and officials alleging 20000 damages for arrest of Nika Wagner. Amended pleadings allowed within five days to clarify claims and counts amid a local county legal dispute.
In Douglas Ort theft occurred between 7 20 and 9 on Monday at EK MIM 905 Fi street. Burglars entered through a front door while a back window served as exit. Jewelry valued near 1000 was stolen and investigators from Erickson Jewelry Co were alerted. Police are pursuing leads as Emerald Isle and Copper Age prepare to reopen.
The article reports Jua nce De So ueatering noting Fain was held to answer in superior court on a charge of illegal stock sale. Abhogeh Pata testified the stock was personal property and that he had rights to dispose of it. Witnesses claimed stock was to remain in escrow until authorized as a stock selling corporation.
Five deputy sheriff members were stabbed as a confrontation with miners escalated. Tony Imac, a joiner, argued with the group and allegedly cursed before the deputy sheriff arrived. The officer fired, wounding several assailants. four men were killed or mortally wounded, with others expected to recover.
Dr N Bledsoe announced that Tomy Kimac is rapidly recovering after being shot by Deputy Sheriff Otto Laine last Saturday afternoon. Dr E Darragh removed a bullet from his arm. Pescha, another Slavonian patient with a knife wound, is in good condition. Laines preliminary hearing is set before Judge J Winter in Lowell on Friday. Phoenix weather bureau to give data on road conditions.
In Tucson Apaoma on October 4 the court found the defendant guilty of murder and of bribery of the jury. The jury, bribed in the view of the court, led to life imprisonment. The case stemmed from a quarrel over irrigation water that ended with a shooting.
Announcement indicates the Bank 15 project will open around November 1 in Douglas Ort with Stanly W Coon arriving as cashier. Widespread stockholder and director meetings are pending while interior preparations for the Sunshine building are completed for early installation and operation.
Oct report states Jose Cras, Chavez, and Gonzales were arrested and tried before Judge Winters on a charge of acuphenness. They were fined 100 pieces. The note also mentions construction costs for Hill Street School projects, including a $117,290 estimate and an $84,300 high school addition to start.
Ex service men will assist in the 1920 census. Nearly 50,000 workers will be engaged in collecting facts with veterans given preference for many civilian positions. The Census Bureau will open examinations for clerks on October 18 and November 15, with work starting around January 2, 1920, as enumeration begins nationwide.
Oct. raid by county officers exposed Milney Park on Naco road as a alleged illicit liquor and fruit fermenting joint run by B. F. Faust. Officers found several gallons of white mule and barrels of decomposing fruit, with evidence of hidden production and distribution tied to Faust and accomplices. Police reported confusion and multiple arrests as officials continued investigation into the case.
A garbled dispatch from Phoenix reports that the state committee shows no interest in Reed's planned visit. The message quotes various political figures, referencing the League of Nations and remarks on wartime ideals, urging public restraint and support for President Wilson's war aims.
Lenny Reed of Missouri announced in Denver that he had canceled remaining engagements and would retreat southeast once. The senator said his tour was tentative and planned only for two weeks, aiming to return to participate in debates on peace treaty amendments and the League of Nations covenant. Reed likely leaves Denver for Washington tomorrow, with a note about Highland Mining Co in Kingman preparing to install large machinery equipment.
The case concerning Walter Sit alle or Marton WY adjutant general may be settled by Judge Toman in the superior court. Hearing set for October in Phoenix with prior motions and rulings noted. Local attendees and dates indicate a procedural review of a writ or injunction in the adjutant general matter.
A partly burned unidentified male body in uniform of the Twentieth Company was found north east of Yavapai County Prescott by a sheep herder who reported it to Sheriff Davie and Cerone McLane. The body showed injuries from a back attack and $65 was found nearby. Officers investigated the scene and searched the vicinity for clues.
Governor in Phoenix signals willingness to personally welcome the king and queen of Belgium during their heir’s visit. He plans to participate in the reception on October 20 and to arrange further calls with officials and dignitaries, aiming to foster cordial relations without state interference.
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