Billy Delbridge Seeks Bisbee County Treasurer Nomination
An editorial profile endorses Billy Delbridge for the Democratic nomination for county treasurer in Bisbee. The piece highlights his long service in mining counties, faithful work as an employee and leader, community welfare dedication, and unsolicited letters praising his ability and initiative. Delbridge is portrayed as a steady, selfless local Democrat with prior public experience in Nevada California and a strong commitment to the district.
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Billy Delbridge
Credi
Billy Delvridgs
William
Delbridge
Nevada
Calif
Arizona
Bisbee
Sldle
Mance
Beneft
Erlamas 21
Themelves
Bily Delbridge
Bock & Man
Hss
Tombstone Infant Dies After Illness at Copper Haven
The 10 month old infant of Mr and Mrs H M Eckerman died last evening at about 7 o clock at Copper Haven hospital in Bisbee from cholera infantum. The child had been ill for about a week and was brought to the hospital last Monday but the attending physicians could not save him. The family at Fremont and Sth street will hold the funeral at 4 o clock this afternoon with Rev Horene of the Congregational church conducting services.
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H M Eckerman
Copper Haven
Bisbee
Cholers Infanta
Perente
Fremont
Sth Street
Horene
Cochise County Political Announcements for Democratic Primary
A batch of 1914 notices announces multiple Cochise county candidates for Democratic nominations. Ray B Krebs Owen Murphy, Harry B Ross, William Delbridge, C H Hall, Minnie Lintz, Jm SyarKE, Chase Roberts seek county recorder, treasurer, school superintendent, supervisor, and state senator posts subject to the September 8 1914 primary. The items reflect local party process and candidate appeals.
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Myrell
Cochise County
Ray B Krebs
Lhereby
Cochire County
Harry 8. Ross
Aub
William Delbridge
Creaty Vabout
Co. C. Hall
Central School
Bisbee
Democratic Party
Minnie Lintz
Douglas
JM Syarke
Senate
Chase Roberts
Druggists Fight Prohibition Amendment Campaign
Arizona pharmacists plan a sustained campaign against state prohibitions using legal opinions and a Kansas Supreme Court decision. Prescott will serve as headquarters as the Pharmaceutical Association presses voters with educational messages about alleged harms and enforcement risks.
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Prescott
Arize Lawgere
Supreme Court of Kansas
Druggiete of
Arizona
Arizoon
Goon
Feral
Kansas, Supreme Court
Coor
Jamaica
Hickey backs Riggs for state official role in county talks
Bisbee Ore quotes Gus Hickey, chairman of the board of supervisors, defending Wm Riggs and his supporters amid county finance discussions. Hickey cites improved finances since 1912, noting debt reduction, lower tax rates from 1916 to 1914, and no interest debt. He praises Riggs for fair dealing and credit to fiscal stewardship while defending Riggs’ candidacy.
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Bisbee
Hickey
Board of Supervisors
Cochee County
Riggs
Gus Hicker
Toda
Friends of
Wm _Rigge
Atate Coator
Ida of Rigge
Strong County
Riges
Friends of Riggs
Rigas
Suelees
Bisbee to Tombstone Auto Line Promises Daily Service
Hatched by the ProspectoR to provide the Bisbee to Tombstone route using two six passenger Studebakers. The service will run a round trip daily, meeting local demand from Tombstone and Bisbee residents. A meeting of the Moth ore Club of Tombstone was postponed and will be held Friday September 11 at the home of Mr. Lee Woolery.
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Bisbee-Tombstone
Hopson
Harrie
Bisbee
Moth
Tombstone
Ben
Lee Woolery
Grace C Barton
Sterngo
Mary Battory
Echo
Voter Boundaries Tied to Prohibition Vote in Arizona
Attorney General George Pardy Bullard explains eight year enforcement for prohibition after the November election. Precincts and municipal boundaries must align with incorporated areas for general elections and primaries, with redistricting to follow after the primaries in Pima, Maricopa counties.
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Pre Civet
George Pardy Bullard
Renfer
George O Hilzinger
Pima
Pinte
Maricopa
Bear captured near Gila county ends ferocious reign
Old Club Foot a famed menace to the Gila county range was captured days ago per WR Wayleod of Phoenix Pharmacy back from the season’s trip. The bears reign caused great worry among local cattlemen and stockmen. Also, two youths from Tucson were sent to be spanked for petty thefts. A crowd gathered to watch the punishment in the courtroom. William Neel of Neel and Hysham returned from eastern cattle markets reporting strong demand and high prices for beef cattle and ring prices for resort cattle telephones.
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Appar Gila
WR Wayleod
Phoenix Pharmacy
Jig
Dem
William Neel
Neel and Hysham
Chicago
Onshe
Keveas City
St Paul
Industrial prospects lift Tombstone area, Friday report
From Friday's Daily a Tombstone supervisor reported strong industrial outlook in the county. The Phelpe Dodge company is employing about fifty men in the old Tortetone Consolidated mines, with sixty five laborers in the Merntory tributary to Tombstone. Harvesting and irrigation work is ongoing near Reeves's Feed & Feeders. W P Thompson traveled to Bisbee with Hopean Bros and Harrie Auto Line. Mrs Owen E Murphy, wife of the county recorder, is in Douglas aiding registration in the primary election. Harry Marteneen of Tucson is visiting Tombstone, while Sheriff Wheeler and Attorney FW Goodbury conduct business in the area.
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Tombstone
John Rock
Tombstoke
Douglas
Phelpe-Dodge Company
Tortetone
Iwas
Tombtone
Owen E Murphy
Thirteen Events Highlight Tombstone Social Season
Cochise County notes a lively Saturday party at Wheeler home with about twenty five guests, plus upcoming Labor Day dance at Gage Hall headlined by Larson Brothers. Visitors from Bisbee and local officials travel to Florence for hearings, while plans unfold for Trent stone attractions and banjo singer performances by Cecil Buckingham and Grady Gammage. A holiday closure affecting public offices is announced with notes on local travel and mining employment discussions in the county jail case and a solomonsville crash near San Simon.
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Trent
Fagene
Chafia
Grady Gammage Fader
Mise
Cecil Pearl Buckingham
Sopom
Sebietfello
Chafin
Mie Buckingham
Mee
Gammage
Tombstone
Man Charged With Violating Mann Act In Arizona
Phoenix dispatch reports Joseph Burkhart charged with violating the federal white slave act for buying a ticket for a Port Richmond California woman to Wrorlow Arizona in 1912. He was held pending investigation after warrants and a sworn complaint.
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Phoenix
Port Richmond
Cal
Wrorlow
Arizona
Joseph Burkhart
Castoday
Winelow
Horkhart
United States
Marhal Dilloo
Illegal Switching Charges Enforced by Southern Pacific
Complaint filed yesterday with the corporation commission by the Tucson Shippers' Association alleges illegal switching charges by Southern Pacific Railroad at Tocton since February 13, 1927. It seeks repeal and claims discrimination as free movement to public team tracks was denied while charges apply to shipper cars. Forrest, attorney for the railroad, was served the filing, and the company has ten days to respond.
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Southern Pacific Railroad Company
Tocton
Corporation Commission
Tucson Shippers’ Associations
Snippers
Este
Forrest
Letter From Prof C C Hall Votes for County Superintendent
A letter from Prof C C Hall in Prospecton and Brrram Tombstone Arizona announces his candidacy for County Superintendent. He states he is a late normal graduate with years of classroom experience and pledges full dedication to wartime service in supervising the county schools and improving the worst schools. He emphasizes a courteous campaign and goodwill toward political opponents.
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Arizona Receives New Land Patents for State Institutions
State of Arizona obtains land patents delivered to Phoenix land office for 12 715 acres for the old school of mining and 6 163 39 acres for the Agricultural College. Lands were selected by the land commission as part of the railway and trade grant under the enabling act making Arizona a state.
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Old School of
Miner
Agricultural College
Te Lacd Commission
Arisone
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Edwin K Fasb
GW Atkineon
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Hopean Bros
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Tuson
Sheriff Wheeler
FW Goodbury
Seavon
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Larson Brothers
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