Vanneman Case Dismissed In Douglas
Dr A Vanneman head of the county hospital inDouglas was charged with manslaughter after the infant body was found near Pirteville. Justice Donahue dismissed the charges after a preliminary hearing as witnesses testified the child’s age and efforts to save it.
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Douglas
A Vanneman
Hosptal
Douglay
Pirteville
Justice Donahue
Pirtleville
Hower
Richart Seeley
Alton Lee
Polies
BE Jones
Frank Dean
Dr. Vanneman
Vanneman
Plans to advertise Bisbee celebration through posters
Bisbee plans to advertise a November celebration under the American Legion auspices. Chaim Haas and J. C. Greenway secured cooperation from the local Merit commander and border patrol planes will drop posters over Naco, Ft Huachuca, Tombstone, and surrounding towns to draw crowds for Armistice Day events in Bisbee.
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Bisbee
Americat Secton
Becal Po
Chaimean Haas
J.C. Greenway
Douglas
Visiton Qadran
Iaree Roeters
Hisbee
Nogales Meeting Probes Stage Overcrowding Between Nogales and Tucson
The Young Business Men's Association notes overcrowded Nogales to Tucson stage lines. Members report affidavits ready in a special committee investigation citing insufficient passenger space under current conditions.
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Nogales
Young Business Men's Association
Tuckon. Ie
Sisk
Toscon
Rimac Charged With Assault In Complaint
Bisbee Oct 14 Tony Rimac a Bisbee resident who attacked several Slavonian miners in Bisbee about ten days ago with a knife wounding four of them and was himself shot by Oscar Laine special deputy sheriff will be arrested after hospital recovery County Attorney announced.
Freight hearing set for Salt Lake meet Phoenix
A hearing before the Interstate Commerce Commission will be held in Salt Lake City on November 7 to decide traded freight rates for the intermountain region. Arizona shippers expect the decision to yield large savings by revising routes from eastern points to the Pacific coast. Arizona Corporation Commission notes a conference in Salt Lake City led by Leonard Way of Boise to draft a plan for intermediate points. Commissioner F A Jones likely will represent Arizona shippers.
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Salt Lake
Phoenix
Arizona
Interstate Commerce Commission
Salt Lake City
Arizona Corporation Commission
Tre
Leonard Way
Boise
Idaho
Pacific Coast
Arianna
Corpora Mission
Jones Probaly
Arizona Chippers Om Com
Patents Granted Arizonans in Early 20th Century
Tempe resident Chas August Chriat received a patent for a milk can core with ventilating and dirt‑prevention features. Globe maker Francis L. Kirby obtained a patent for a pistol attachment that protects the grip from catching and keeps it from triggering in the pocket. Mesa inventor The Mo Barehful was granted a lamp signing device on an alarm clock that lights a match when the alarm sounds.
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Chas August Chriat
Tempe
Francis L. Kirby
Globe
Mesa
Wanton Slaughter of Tame Antelope Reported
Report of a hunt in Lonesome Valley where a group led by Jim Hubbard and Jon Madgens killed tame antelope, including a buck and likely mothers. Hunters Hudgens and Hubbard found the buck carcass near Jerome Janetson area. does were not seen but presumed slain.
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Archies
Jim Hubbard
Jon
Madgens
Hudgens and
Habbard
Jerome Janetson
Physician Taken To County Hospital In Douglas
Dr. Franklin Jr a pioneer physician in the county was taken to county hospital after a stiff nervous breakdown Deputy Sheriff Palmer said reports he had lost his mind were false Franklin is a prominent state physician who helped fight the flu epidemic and he is expected to leave the hospital after a brief treatment period
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Douglas
Franklin, Jr
Franklin
E. Palmer
Three Men Arrested In Tire Theft Case
Three men J. B. Wolford J. P. Kelly and Herman Schmeding were arrested by the sheriff after stealing tires from a Hudson car owned by Ray and Johnson at Warren ball park. The car was parked there on the night of October 8. They were sent for by the local sheriff's office. A new company formed to drill for oil was noted amid a teacher shortage in Phoenix.
Man known as Dan Duraco dies by suicide at San Quentin
Dan Duraco, former Douging resident and former dance instructor, leaped from the third tier at San Quentin, breaking his neck and ending a ten year sentence for the murder of his father in Bell Station. The Times account notes his prior sensational crime, his plea of guilty, and his attempt to prove his wife’s influence while on trial. A Globe friend, Charles Garren, witnessed the hooting and arrest.
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AN Duracq
Douglas
Dan Duraco
Douging
Everal Moniheam
San Quentin Prison
Los Angeles
Dan Durney
William Pardee
Flora Street
Bell Station
San Quenten
Duracqs
San Quentin
Pardee
McCormick
Witness Links Death to Victim's Own Act in Phoenix Trial
In a $25,000 suit by JW Crenshaw administrator of Hugh De Berry, witness Jack Abrams testified that De Berry failed to turn a valve before a compression caused an air receiver tank explosion. Abrams, present to inspect the tank, described the blast killing De Berry and tearing the building apart, while defense argued violations of work rules. The judge denied an undirected verdict based on Abrams' statements.
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Phoenix
Hugh de Berry
Ufe
Jack Abrams
JW. Crenshaw
de Berry
Magma
Ie Berry
Sawtetle
Abrams
E. W. Rice
Globe
Shining Com Ny
de Ferry
Going Back to Marry His French Fiancee in Court Filing
Charles William Havey of Phoenix filed for a passport to return to France and wed his fiancé Parison. He served in the Wind Service battalion QMC from 1915 to 1919, was discharged, and now seeks to reunite with his intended within months. The item notes his bricklayer trade and a Copper Company mining reference in the same brief clipping.
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France
Charles William Havey
United States District Court
Harvey
Phoenix
Wind Service Battalion
QMC
Parison
Austs Store Closed by Board of Health
Bisbee October 1 county and federal officers closed and raided HF Faust’s establishment on Na road finding a quantity of liquor in production and rotting fruit. The front was a store but food was unfit. bread and cheese were filthy. Faust faces multiple arrests for bootlegging and receiving stolen goods with alleged complicity from Emil Nicholoski.
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Bisbee
L. EG Viendes
Faust
Nao Road
Fuestay
Fiith
Department of Justice
Dr. Edmondson
Fausts
Angeles
Emil Nicholoski
Arther
Andrew Kimball Presides At Soil Congress Session
Phoenix October 14 In the absence of President George Albert Smith vice presidents presided at the International Form Congress and Soil Products exposition in Kansas with Andrew Kimball of Salford Artz in Tucson en route. Arizona's exhibit won prizes including second for staple cotton alfalfa. Kimball spoke on opportunities for homesteaders under the national program for irrigation conservation and reclamation.
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Phoenix
George Albert Smith
Utah
Kansas
Kust Greenwald
Colorado
Andrew Kimball
Salford
Artz
Tucson
Kimball
Arizona
Son shoots father over motorcycle money near Phoenix
Frank Patterson, a Fancher resident near Phoenix, was shot four times and seriously wounded by his 19 year old son Alva this afternoon. The youth surrendered to police and was jailed after the incident allegedly occurred as the father prepared a check for the boy and offered only 250 dollars, half of what the son demanded.
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Phoenix
Frank Patterson
Alva
Posce
Patterson
Arizona delegates close convention and plan meeting in Nogales
Arizona delegates closed the convention after electing officers and selecting Nogales as the next meeting place. Gov Campbell spoke about resuming commercial relations with Mexico, urging peace and restraint while merchants were urged not to arm groups. Chandler announced a plan for a new 127.00 high school facility.
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Arizona
Havine
Nogales
Teb Campbell
Mexico
Shiloh
Sonora
Chandler
Ownership Statement for Tombstone Epitaph October 1 1919
The affidavit states publisher Giragi Bros Tombstone Arizona and editor C L Giragi Tombstone Arizona declare the ownership, management, and circulation details for Tombstone Epitaph, with stockholders Frank Grae and Sarah Giragi named, and no bondholders or other security holders. Sworn before Notary M Ferguson October 16, 1919, Cochise County Arizona.
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Tombstone
Tombetone
Arizona
Rivona
Cochise
Teerietsse Betaph
Prt
Manzkine Et
Giragi Bros
C. L. Giragi
G Stone
Arizona Business Managers
F Giragi
Ariona
Frank Grae
Ari Sarah Girapi
Ich
Pees
Toms
For Sale 320 Acres Near Buena Arizona
Deeded land offering 320 acres one mile east of Buena Arizona partly improved and near a good school and church in a thriving community. Address Ida M Totten Tempe Arizona Ady.
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Buena
Ariz
Ida M. Totten
Tempe
Arizona
Ady
Notice of Contest and Land Claims Hearings
Multiple notices from the Department of the Interior and land office headlines reveal contests to entry claims, with dates in 1919. The text references contest actions on SEM SW and other parcels, with individuals such as Rasun Yoxeny and Walter L. Dowe involved. The notices include publication dates, hearings, and requirements to respond within set deadlines.
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Interior United Sovtes
Therala
Arizona
Yo Rasun
Ayizos
New SE
Section
Township
Nance
Meridian
United
Atlee
Elven
Corre W. Fenter
Turner
Ariens
SRB & Meri
Enves Reichort Turner
Wi P Have
Bert Stead
Alter Douglas
Parmer
Arisa
Department of the Interior
US Land Office
Phoenix
Welter L. Dowe
RB & Merution
Wo AL Fowler
Tombetone
Clamant
George Wo Fenter
Mire
Bertha Fenter
John Igo
John Thomas
Turner Arora
Torn
Prescott Thumb Butte Consolidated to reopen large scale
Prescott officials announce Thumb Butte Consolidated plans to reopen on a large scale with expanded facilities and services. The project aims to boost tourism, create jobs, and support community recreation while preserving surrounding natural areas.
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Prescott
Thumb Butte Consolidated
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Mim
Minnie Reasonover
Tomlstone
Maud
Atforney
Georz M. Roark
Vaoneman
Lit Wouneman
RIMAC
Weekly Industrial Review
Victi
Miami
Castle Dome Co
Patagonia
Romine
Magina Copper Co
Gyranion Red Cross
Martin Cross
AUST
Board OF Health
Soil Congress
Man
Contet
Ae Livin
Reptoier
Scott Whute
Rerniver
Geeher
Oqriebes
Getehen
Qefete
Zona
Sep
S. Land Omee
Phoenis
Arker
J. Te Irvin
Henteter Ation
Cheney & Co
Toledo
Halle Catarr Bend
Dugpists
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