Five Hangings Set In Arizona Florence Prison Plans
Arizona prison at Florence is scheduled to execute five inmates over the next seven weeks with dates set for November 19 November 28 December 10 and other cases. Governor and attorneys indicate potential delays though authorities insist the hangings will proceed.
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Phoenix
Florence
Toweh
Boot
Attorness
Arizona
Atte
W. W. Kermeen
Cochiseo
William Fallin
Atha Leonstd
John Tomlin
Shem
Ramen Villa
Couny
Dee
Wpreme
Superior Court of Pi
Falt
W. J. Bryan
Tes
Reverend Ayment Conducts Two Weeks of Catholic Services
Rev Ayment arrives from Penson to lead Catholic services for two weeks in Tombstone. Tonight at 7 pm he will solemnize the marriage of Soledad Lover and Jose f Ma. Betance under church law. Cav chise County Cattlemen's Association president Fred Bennett visits his ranch on official business. Deputy County Recorder Lee Hutchinson and wife return from El Paso for health treatment, reporting improvement. Wectot store interior undergoing repairs to first class condition.
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Ayment
Penson
Soledad Lover
Josef Ma. Betance
Fred Bennett
Cavchise County Cattlemen's Association
Lee Hutchinson
Ei Paso
Mr . Hutchinson
Clifton
el Paso
Adjt
Affitiatlere
Federa
Thyagt Moe
Asevramer
Wewne
Bressor
Tae Teats
F. Temple
Tucson University
Benson Citizens and Visitors On Local Business
Benson J F Jennings and son C E Jening arrived on legal matters. Attorney Harry Pickett left for Bis Lee on business and planned to return tonight. Mrs S J Robison of Tombstone visits Bisbee with daughter Mrs J J Patton. Grace Barton visits from county for Sunday with sister Mary Barton. Harry Evans and wife toured to Patagonia. Sheriff Wheeler assigns deputies Rafferty Bowden at Douglas for a month and another at Bisbee. RE Montgomery of Dos Cabezas comes with wife over McFadden estate case in superior court. Attys Fred Sutter and Sir Williams arrive from Biber. Turner rancher Frank Hand visits for business. Chas M Renaud of Pearce visits for business. Judge Carlos E Bolton of Courtland with L Mattingly and Eric Duno visits the county.
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Montgomery
Dos Cabezas
McFadden
Superior Court
Complications in Scott Libel Suit Against Times
Readers recall an earlier Prospector item claiming Joe Scott of Los Angeles won a $30,000 libel suit against the Los Angeles Times with John Masia Ros leading the defense for Mrs Coerello in the Miltion Dotter Case. A judge granted a new trial on grounds the verdict was excessive and improper admission of character evidence. The case, though leaning toward Scott, now faces an uncertain final money verdict.
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Prospector
Joe Scott
Los Angeles
Los Angeles Times
John Masia Ros
Scott
Mr Scott
Mr. Riss
Coerello
Jude
Mr. Scott
Tibet
Tombstone Hunters Return Venison for Some Travelers
Jas Marrs of the Pony and Chan Ray, a former Tombstone resident visiting, returned from a week in the Whetstones with two big bucks and meat to spare. Brakeman Ash with Robirt Reed hunted in the Sante Mita Mountains. Ash missed a big buck in tall grass and praised the trip. Attorney W G Gilmore came back from Phoenix after Knights of Pythias Grand Lodge, elected Grand Alternate, with an enthusiastic meeting.
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Jas. Marrs
Pony
Chan Ray
Tombstone
Brakeman Ash
Focal Iun
Robirt Reed
Pairbank
Sante Mita Mountains
Ash
Mr. Ash
W. G. Gilmore
Phoenix
Grand Lodge Knights of Pythixs
Gilmore
Tombstone Looking Backward 24 Years
A fragmented page notes Fresno temperatures dropping to 102 at midday and winter arriving early. General McCook recommends removing San Carlos Apaches. The funeral of James Price draws many friends. An inquest at Fort Huachuca over a death by own action faces a hung jury and a new trial. Statehood profits widen gaps between dimes and dollars. The Gazette reports Dr. Hughes in control per the Republican.
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Fresno
Chas. Granville Johnston
Fort Huachuca
Trst
Bandits Steal American Horse Near Hereford
Report from the San Pedro river area describes Henry Keabey of the roundup held up by five Mexican bandits after dark. They forced him to surrender his horse and saddle, then rode off. The incident has not been independently verified and details remain unconfirmed.
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San Pedro
Henry Keabey
Fauctt
President of U A Heads Criminology Association
From Oakland news arrives word that Dr RB von Klein Smid, president of the University of Arizona, has been elected national president of the American Association of Clinical Criminology. The group, linked with the American Bar Association, met in San Francisco with speeches by noted criminologists.
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Tucson
Oakland
Cal
RB. von Klein Smid
University of Arizona
American Association Clinical Criminology
American ‘Won Association
San Francis
Vot Klein Smid
Bia
Supreme Court weighs Arizona 80 percent labor law
Washington Oct. 15 The constitutionality of the Arizona alien labor law is argued before the Supreme Court. The measure requires employers to hire eighty per cent native-born citizens or electors, a policy challenged by foreign claimants as unconstitutional and at odds with other nations.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Catholic Church Mass Schedule and October Rosary
The announcement lists Mass times at 7:20 a.m. and 9 a.m. with Sunday School for English and Spanish speakers after ground break, plus a 7:30 p.m. Rosary and Benediction in Spanish. October is devoted to the Holy Rosary in memory of Lepanto. Rev. Jos. M. Aymemt, CM. P. also notes deer season and a local taxidermist offer by Earl V. Sands.
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Ground Mar
Cavapaugh Supto
Acd
Lepanto
Jos. M. Aymemt
Earl V. Sands
Sueritt Wheeler Returns From Bisbee Official Visit
Sueritt Harry C. Wheeler returned home last evening after a brief official visit to Bisbee. He spoke with local officials and discussed matters likely involving municipal concerns and regional cooperation. Wheeler expressed appreciation for Bisbee's hospitality and pledged to follow up on discussions.
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Sueritt
Harry C. Wheeler
Bisbee
Surprise Eastern Star housewarming in Tombstone
Venus Chapter of the Eastern Star staged a surprise housewarming for Mr. and Mrs. Jos A Ivey at their new home at Ist and Fremont. Led by Worthy Matron Lily Hughart, members formed a marching line, delighted hosts, enjoyed refreshments, and presented Mrs Ivey a Battenberg table cover. The event featured music, laughter, and warm thanks from the hostess.
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Venus
The
Eastern Star
Lily Hughart
Jos. A. Ivey
Ist
Fremont
Hexbart
Alves
Quail Plentiful Near Tombstone Owing To Dry Season
Quail are plentiful near Tombstone as the dry season continues, with many bags reported last night. Deer are also more plentiful, reflecting strict enforcement of game laws and close deer monitoring, suggesting game may increase rapidly if allowed.
Boquillas Cattle Shipments To Bakersfield For Winter Pastures
The Boquillas Land and Cattle Company shipped about forty carloads of cattle from Benson stock pens toward Bakersfield California pastures for winter feed. The round-up has progressed along the river as drought and feed shortages force increased shipments.
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Boquillas Land and Cattle Company
Benson
Je Company
Bakersfield
California
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Bis Lee
S.J. Robinon
J. J. Patton
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Mary Barton
County Recorder's Office
Pataaon
Harry Evans
Patagonia
Harry Wheeler
Rafferty and Bowden
Douglas
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Biber
Fred Sutter
Sir Williams
Turner
Frank Hand
Chas. M. Renaud
Pearce
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Carlos E. Bolton
Courtland
L Mattingly
Eric Duno
Ford
American Press Association
Henry Ford
New York Navy Yard
TIMES
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Souther
McCook
San Carlos
James Price
Statehood
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Republican
Hereford
U. OF A Head OF Criminology Association
U. S. Supreme Court
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Charles H. Moyer
Denver
Western Federation of Miners
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