Arizona Bystander Echoes National Pulse In Briefs
A medley of short items from a Tucson era paper touches on Hayden in Congress, local clergy offering free services, and editorial comments on national politics. It notes Arizona debates, party shifts, and editorial quips about prohibition and Wilson while quoting figures and places like St Louis, Phoenix, and Hartford.
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Art Hayden
Congress
St. Louis
Round house project at Winslow moves toward reality
State brief notes say a round house for the Santa Fe at Winslow is nearing completion after long talk. Other items report a university dormitory progressing, a contested parole revoked in Hayden, and various civic updates across Arizona towns with plans for dry farming, oil prospects, and regional political activity.
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University
Justice of the Peace
M M Rice
Hayden
Rebels Continue to Burn Bridges in Mexico Border Area
Rebels have burned about 20 bridges between Nogales and Hermosillo since Tuesday night, cutting wires and forcing trains back. A train from Tuetoo was turned back Wednesday night, with reports of up to 100 bridges burned near Querobebi and Magdalena. Federal detachments of 50 to 100 men are said to be inadequate to curb the rebel advance.
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Sonora
Nogales
Hermosillo
Tuetoo
Querobebi
Nogeles
Magdalena
Nogalna
Rojas Rebels Burn Bridges Along Southern Pacific Route
Rebels aligned with General Rojas ignite bridges and cut telegraph wires along the Southern Pacific, 13 kilometers south of Cerbo or 1961 kilometers north of Gosymas. Rail workers halted on a burning bridge as about 50 rebels fled when approached by Americans. Heavy disturbances reported further south with additional bridges aflame. Wires cut south of Carbo hinder further details. 600 rebels estimated in the area.
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Cerbo
Gosymas
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Hise
Doings In The Superior Court Trial Jury Session
The trial jury appeared in the Superior court today and answered roll call. Seven guilty pleas were entered last week with one year sentences, and the criminal business may conclude within a week. Multiple jurors were listed, with many out of county or state, and several were excused or deferred. The first murder case of the term, M A Bennett versus Roy Wiley, is on trial at Willcox, with other cases like William Hollend vs Maggie Holland for divorce noted.
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Great Register
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FC Foster JN Chapman
Jas Owens
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Geo Bradley R
Meleane
Win Tierman JL
Blevins
Obi E Sutton
HS Blackman
McKinny
Chas Lockling
Max Trew
H Zeismer
SH Pinyan
EH Reed
G M Porter
K Baroum
Frank Briggs
Bloomquist
HS Robinson
Adens EL Blair
Jesse Toland Sterling Smith
Shirley Robert Torsey
Storms M Donahoe
Wm Flanders
M A Bennett
Willcox
Roy Wiley
Gilmore
Attoroeve
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George Bradley Ice Adame
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Tierman
Malleha
Sheppard
RM Tyler
William Hollend
Maggie Holland
Rae
Jono Call
Thos Young
Red Metal
Paradise Mining
HL Johnson
WB Vail
Coonce
Igsinet M A
New Telephone Co for Cochise County
The New State Telephone and Telegraph company incorporates with 100000 hospitalization funds to enter Cochise county. Stockholders include D A Adame TJ Riggs HA Morhan J H Snyder and A Smith all Willcox Courten Pearce residents. The stockholders control about 410 miles of line serving Willcox Courtland and nearby settlements.
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New State Telephone and Telegraph Company
D A Adame
TJ Riggs
HA Mor=han
J H Snyder
A ¥ Smith
Willcox
Cos “Ateras
Pearce
Courtland
Copper Queen claims inspected by Victor Dover in Patagonia
Copper Queen Consolidated Mining Company chief Victor Dover inspected the Patagonia district claims in recent days to review active copper holdings. The Copper Queen group conducted site visits to assess development and potential production outlook.
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Copper Queen
Patagonia
Vitor Dovr
Copper Queen Consolidated Mining Company
Court Cases Filed Probate Proceedings Amid Court Dockets
Superior Court sitings list numerous probate actions appointing administrators and bonds, with cases involving John P Cull versus Thomas Young, Percy Jones versus M Kinsey, Rosanam Nicholson v Jobo B Nicholson, Stella K Sipes v Wm G Sipes, and DJ Spires v Sharome Fire Insurance Co. Note amounts include $102.40 judgment with interest, $89.65 costs, and mortgage foreclosure on Homestake mining dam in California Mining District.
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Pacific Surety Co
Dr. Ve Copper Queen Con
Min Co
Jagment No
Yoakum
Thomas Young
Va Jobn
J. P. Court
Young
DJ Spires
Va Sharome Fire Insurance Co
J Ames
George Walker
Caliornia
Arizona's Big Copper Production
Arizona reports July copper output totaling about 15 million pounds from Dogiaemelters, up from June. Copper Queen Smelter produced 1.05 million pounds, a drop from June, while Calumet & Arizona Smelter moved to 5.9 million pounds, roughly 500 pounds more than last month.
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Dogiaemelters
Calumet & Arizona
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