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Newspaper
Tombstone Epitaph
Location
Tombstone, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Oct 31, 1920
Page
3
Oct. 27 at Flagstaff hosts a campaign event featuring Wiley E. Jones conservative for reelection and Raymond St. Hart as nominee. Attorney Henders Sopleyn of Phoenix moderates as chairman with local officials and speakers praising the law and national programs amid a lively audience.
The husband Deband asks the court for a restraining order preventing disposal of his property and cattle assets after alleged threats by his wife. The record notes extreme conduct and disputes over support and access to a house on East Seventeenth Street as their marriage deteriorates.
James Murdock died from injuries after a two vehicle collision. The accident occurred Wednesday near Sandley and involved a driver who fled the scene, with Murdock transported to Globe Hospital where he succumbed to his injuries.
Edward T. Fauley, a pioneer, is reported dead at age 15. The fragmentary notice mentions his name and age with unclear location and date details.
Fragmented notes describe levee progress near Noma with mentions of workers, tools, and plants. Details are unclear but reference a site, teams, and ongoing construction actions.
An Indian woman was shot by a hunter described as careless in a reported incident. The event details and exact location are unclear due to fragmented OCR text.
Citizens of Sonora petition the governor urging a call for a special or regular legislative session. The plea emphasizes urgent governance actions and public interest in timely lawmaking.
A body identified as Michawl Wagoner was found in the Colorado River. The report notes the death is an apparent self-inflicted event with repeated garbled phrases confirming the location and timing of discovery. The fragmentary text references a June timeframe and related local terms but remains unclear on exact details.
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