Haliburton Gets Three Years In Embezzlement Case
The jury found Jack Haliburtos guilty of embezzling funds from Douglas Grocery and he was sentenced to three years in Florence. The Herron cattle larceny case at Courtland proceeded with Oldham pleading guilty. Attorneys Ross English Stephenton led for the defense while Gilmore and Murry prosecuted. A possible night session may hear remaining attorney arguments, else the jury may be held until Tuesday. A divorce decree was granted in Stark case and judgments for plaintiffs in Hamilton v Lelavier and Bassett Lumber v W Kline.
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Jack Haliburtos
Instevesing
Douglas
Florence
James Herron
Courtland
Ase
Oldham
Herron
J PF. Ross
A. R. English
Stephenton
Gilmore
Murry
Bradley
George Shirk
FA Meleaac
Lewis
Rocshill
George Edens
J J. Tyler
RM Gallardo
A Adams
Owens
Jas Poster
TC Luton
Cave of
Stark
Hamilton
Lelavier
Bassett Lum
W Kline
Mormon refugees expected to cross Arizona border today
About three hundred Mormon women and children will reach Agus Prieta crossing from Sonora after leaving Colonia Morelos and Colonia San Jose on Thursday. They are escorted by a protective entourage and will camp at Agus Prieta while border arrangements are finalized amid unrest in Sonora.
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Arizona
Sonora
Agus Pr Might
Colonia Morelos
Cclo San Jose
Actus
Agus Prieta
Champ Clark to Speak in Arizona
A Chicago reporter notes an extended speaking tour for Champ Clark is planned at Democratic headquarters. The trek is set to reach the Pacific coast and include Arizona Utah New Mexico and California as probable stops.
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Chicago
C. B. Tarbell Undergoes Operation
Mrs. Guy C. Welch wires from Los Angeles that C B Tarbell had a successful morning surgery and is resting comfortably, though another operation is planned. Tarbell suffered serious injuries in a street car collision.
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Guy C. Welch
C B. Tarbell
Los Angeles
Tarbell
Tombstone Residents Hope For Loe Angers Recovery
In Loe Angers last May, since which time he has been confined to a hospital. His many old friends in Tombstone will hope for his ultimate recovery.
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Loe
Angers
Tombstone
Grand Dance on Labor Day by Tombstone City Band
The Tombstone City Band will host a grand dance at Gage Hall on Labor Day evening with the band providing music for the occasion. Proceeds will fund the purchase of a gasoline lighting plant for the band’s use at City Park during open air concerts.
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Tombstone City
Gage Hall
Sunday In Tombstone Churches Services and Notices
Sunday in Tombstone churches details from Congregational and other parishes list service times including morning Mass at 8 o clock, benediction after service, Sunday School at 10 o clock with superintendent Mrs Wim Cavanegh, Epworth League at 7 p m, and invitations to attend. Local pastors Rev H A x, Rev Farnex Manx, and Taevor Ontox noted. Also an Arizona Sales Agency ad offering ten dollars a day for local agents in Phoenix Arizona.
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Blessed Sacral
Wim Cavanegh
Farnex Manx
Arizona Sales Agency
Phoenix, Arizeps
Court Cases Filed in Arizona Back Tax Suits
Suit No. 160. State of Arizona ex rel C W Hicks versus A Smith for back taxes. Also Suit No. 161. State of Arizona ex rel C W Hicks versus Warren Knoch and Mivere Merchants’ Book for back taxes.
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Surimion
State of Arizona
Hicks
Smith
C W Hicks
Warren Knoch
Mivere’ & Merchants
Tombstone Town Topics Tersely Told
Local column notes Mrs Porter McDonald visiting Douglas then returning to Tombstone Marguerite Poiser of Dogales visiting Tombstone Mr and Mrs M J Scribner planning Pacific coast trip Walter Melgreen in hospital at Bisbee may need appendicitis operation Labor Day holiday observed by county offices post office banks and merchants with 10 am closing Tombstone merchants Dance at Gage Hall under City Band auspices Several juniors depart for homes while court not in session Prescott welcomes David Gibson long time Arizonan admitted to State Pioneers Home at 73 Theodore Roosevelt to speak at Yuma September 16 Lefty Louie rumored to head Arizonaward open air concert at City Park Hicks returns to Bisbee after two week visit Registration in Cochise County lower than 1910, causes cited including pay changes for officials and altered salary rules
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Porter McDonald
Douglas
Tombstone
Marguerite Poiser
Dogales
Tombetne
M. JD. Scribner
Pacife Coast Pointe
Post Office
Bank
Tombstone Merchante
Gage Hall
Tumbsrone City Band
Quail Season Lengths Spark Graham County Plea
Graham county farmers push for an amended game law to allow quail hunting after August 15 when birds overrun grain fields. The piece notes the current restriction leaves flocks untapped as crops suffer economic damage. It also recounts the Topeka depot history linked to the Atchison Topeka and Santa Fe and later Southern Pacific developments near Benson and Fuller’s ranch.
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Graham County
Topeks
Atebiaon, Topeka and Santa Fe
Benson
Southern Pacific
Fuller
Forsyth
New Mexico
Arizona
Southern Arizona fairs and local incidents report
The Southern Arizona fair association plans distribution of program material for southern counties to join the Tucson fall event. Douglas backs a new synagogue project to be reviewed by Copper Queen Co. in Douglas. Willcox schedules a fair from September 11. A Mexican worker at Babbitt's suffered severe burns from hot asphalt, gruesomely dousing his face and eyes, with doctors delaying relief. Summerville notes a record bullfrog weighing twenty four pounds captured by Peter Stafford.
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Tucson
Cloudburst at Gleeson devastates town and rails
A sudden cloudburst at Gleeson caused massive damage as a wall of water swept the town and neighboring railroad. Two unoccupied frame houses were washed away, several businesses damaged, SP tracks destroyed for hundreds of feet, and ore mines at Shannon Canyon likely to suspend operations until repairs.
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Gleeson
Shannon Caine
Rebels Active in Sonora Reported Near Nogales
Reports from Sonora describe rebel concentrations near Nogales and possible attacks on Agua Prieta and Cumpas. Federal troops occupy Agua Prieta while residents brace for a clash as Escaboea and Ala Torre forces reportedly surround Cumpas. A Cananes dispatch notes forty volunteers returning with horses mules provisions and $500 captured from Orozco rebels after defeats at Bavincora and Huepac.
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Agua Prieta
Nogales Ranch
Nacoaari
Cumpas
Forcce
Escaboea
Ala Torre
Cananes
Orozco
Bavincora
Huepac
Cochise Register Closed Until After Primary
County Recorder Murphy will close county registration for the coming primary election at 5 o'clock this evening under the enacted registration law and reopen on the 16th, continuing until the 16th day of October when precinct and county registers close. As of now 4,264 electors are listed countywide, with expectations of about 8,500 by primary close, reflecting population growth in Sulphur Springs and San Simon Valleys.
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Murphy
Sulphur Springs
San Simon
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Haliburton
Gough Syrut
Champ Clark
C. B. Tarbell
Reeves
H.A. x
Epworth
Taevor
Ontox
Pastor
Walter Melgreen
Bisbee
David Gibson
Arizons
Geronimo
Joseph
Bieth
Prescott
As White
Progressive Republican Central Committee
Jlb Alexander
Theodore Roosevelt
Yuma
Louie
New York
Hie
Tombstone City Band
Cochis
Pew
Wm. Holmer
Ville “Ining Co
Pday
Prospector
Cochise County
Hughes
Calumet and Arizona Mining Co
Warren
Jse
French
Copper Qaven Company
Willcox
Summerville
Peter Stafford
Centurion Mining Company
Johnson & Wolverine & Arizona Mining Company
Copper Queen Consolidated Company
Great Western Copper Company
Mascot Mining Company
Dos Cabezas
Pier
TATA
Leonard Copper Company
Shattuck Arizona Copper Company
Superior and Pittsburg Copper Co. Warren
Tombstone Consolidated Mines Company
Arizona Marble Co
Tevis
Chamberlain
Anpy
Ronaldo Rivera
Magtezima
Cochise
Ffteen
George A Cratchfield
San Francisco
Philemon D Gardner
Befford
Arzone
Soster
California
Fox
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