Tombstone Epitaph: Local Notices and Regional News
The Tombstone Epitaph reports editor Perry Burke facing chicken thieves in Benson and notes Arizona’s shifting views on capital punishment as Kermeen faces execution. It covers a Tombstone rifle club idea, mining journalism jibes, tourism growth in western national parks, and regional quotes from Prescott Courier and Tucson Star, plus Arizona hunting law adherence.
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Perry Burke
Benson Signal
Benson
Arizona
Phoenix
Kermeen
Bisbee
National Rifle Club of America
Tombstone
Clifton-Morenci
Clifton Mining Journal
West
Interior Department
Europe
Carranza
Mexico
Cocture
Prescott Courier
Mohave County
Cochise County
Ty County
Wining
St David Bridge Accepts as Richest in State by Supervisors
The Apache county board of supervisors met to accept the St David bridge finished after months of construction. The bridge now links Benson Tombstone and St David ranchers, in permanent form, with traffic restored. The board also opened bids for a sheriff’s automobile and accepted an Oldsmobile roadster at 14940.
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Googhise County
ST. David Bridge
Board of Supervisors
St David
Benson
Tombstone
St. David
Sheriff's Office
Sheri Wheeler
Loard
Daring Hold Up Story Was a Hoax in Arizona Camp
A claimed armed hold up near Hereford where Mexicans stole a horse and saddle from a lone rider was revealed as a hoax by roundup participants. The victim rode away unharmed after being mocked by the “Mexicans” in heavy mesquite, while the camp laughed at the prank and debated how to square the culprit.
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Hereford
Two Tombstone Novices Become Shriners in Douglas
Clerk of the Court JB James and Bob Tummins left Tombstone to erase the burning sands and soon joined the Shriners at Douglas. Old timers including A Wentworth EA Hughes AC Karger J N Gaines and AH Gardner watched as the newcomers faced their due.
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JB. James
Bob Tummins
Douglas
Farang
A. Wentworth
EA. Hughes
A.C. Karger
J N. Gaines
A. H. Gardner
First Arizona Woman Deputy Visits Tombstone on Way to Bisbee
Mrs Lucretia Roberts, Canille precinctConstable elected and named deputy sheriff by Sheriff McKnight, is the first woman deputy in Arizona. She told a Prospector reporter she likes the job and noted peaceful folks in her area. She rode to Bisbee after a Tombstone visit, marking her first trip to the Old Camp.
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Lucretia Roberts
Arizona
P. J McCarty
Canille
Tombstone
Pisbee
Roberts
McKnight
Santa Cruz County
Prospector
Official county maps and price list from McNeish
Topographic county maps offered with sizes 5x5 and 28x28 inches. Prices are $15 and $7.50 respectively. Contact J. S. McNeish C. E. Box 70 Bixbre Arizona Or Office Maize Building for order.
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J. S. McNeish
C. E
Bixbre
Arizona
Developments in the Arizona strike talks stall talks progress
In Phoenix and nearby mining districts wage issues and federation influence dominate talks as United Mine Workers seek arbitration and a new wage scale. Delegates from Clifton Morenci and Globe Miami regions travel to Phoenix amid refusals to discuss owner affidavits on violence while calls for arbitration and continued work rest on the table.
Conference resumes at Clifton Morenci mine dispute
Mine managers and miners delegates meet at Clifton Morenci to settle wage questions and reinstatement of discharged Western Federation organizers. Talks continue into the afternoon amid claims of agitators versus cause of the strike as calm prevails in the camp.
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Western Federation
EL Paso
Cotpii
Clifton-Morenci
Western Federation of Miners
Hunt and Moyer
Clifton
Moyer
Dr Miles anti Pain Pills Claim Quick Neuralgia Relief
A damaged ad fragment touts Dr Miles anti pain pills as relief for neuralgia in minutes. It cites testimonials from users in Missouri and promotes a product line with bold claims and limited readable details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Miles
Improved Methods in Cochise County Schools
Cochise County School Superintendent Miss Minnis Lints oversees a shift to a loose leaf attendance and scholarship system approved by the State Board. The plan saves text book costs by distributing surplus volumes, with arithmetic text changes this year and readers anticipated next year, reflecting County efforts to streamline records and reduce taxpayer expense.
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Ounty
Tapseit
Linta
Moss Lian
Cochise County
Douglasites Here As Copper Miners Strike Talks Begin
Ells cashier of the Bank of Douglas W S Dixon a prominent real estate dealer and A M Sames of Douglas arrive in El Paso as the Arizona copper miners strike prompts arbitration. they testify in a civil case before the superior court and attend the conference today.
Tombstone's Revival Sparks Southwest Hope
The Monitor reports Tombstone's mining revival under new capital, with mines reactivated, hundreds of workers, and restored commerce. The city sheds vacancy and dullness as health resort prospects emerge, promising a durable comeback for the Southwest town.
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