Tar political campaign in Cochise county drives voter trust
From Tuesday Daily the note urges a clean, honest campaign in Cochise county this year. It warns readers not to accuse trusted men in business of crimes simply for running on a ticket you won’t vote for, urging restraint and fairness in political discourse.
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Copper King
Maid of Sunshine
Turquois
Cochise Co. Arizona
John Taylor
Lee Alatuay
Democratic Territorial Convention in Tucson Selects Arizona Nominee
Tomorrow in Tucson the Democratic Territorial convention will nominate Arizona's next delegate to Congress. Arizona Democrats feel confident of victory and see Republican attempts to win delegates as ineffective. Supporters cite Democratic principles and past gains in New Mexico and Oklahoma as proof of strength. The nominee is expected to win.
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Arizona
Congress
New Mexico
Oklahoma
Banner County Prospect for Miners and Farmers in Cochise
Cochise County in the southeastern territory is described as a vast mineral and stock raising area. The writer highlights its 6,972 square miles, population under 12,000, and argues the region offers great potential for miners, prospectors, farmers, stock raisers, and capitalists, plus superior climate benefiting health and longevity.
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Cochise County
Arizona
Rhode Island
Lawmaking Pace in Fifty-Seventh Congress
During the first session of the Fifty-Seventh Congress, twenty two thousand and twenty two bills were introduced, of which 1,503 became laws, reflecting the era's legislative activity and output.
County rail mileage leads as new lines reach Cochise
The Democratic party vows to champion people against trusts and monopolies created by high tariffs. Cocuit County boasts the most railroad miles in the territory with new lines from Fairbank to College Peak via Tombstone and Cochise to Naco via Pearce and Bisbee. The Phoenix and Eastern line along the San Pedro to Benson will widen the lead, challenging sister counties to catch up.
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Cocuist County
Fairbank
College Peak
Tombstone
Cochise
Naco
Pearce
Bisbee
Phoenix & Eastern
San Pedro
Benson
Democratic convention nominates Tucson delegate to Congress
The man chosen at the Tucson Democratic convention will represent the territory in the U S Congress for two years. If the statehood bill passes early next session, he will become one of the territory’s first senators. We tip our hat to the next delegate to Congress.
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Tombstone opens school with added staff and progress
Tombstone opening day shows higher attendance aided by new staff and improvements at the school. Principal J N Gainer and an expanded faculty spearhead a term aiming to raise standards for university and normal training, amid community pride in renovations and a painted schoolhouse.
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J. N. Gainer
Jesse Simmons
N. E. Carson
Arizona paper argues gun use should be tightly restricted
The piece laments indiscriminate gun use, urging prudence in a peaceful community. It notes brave defense may justify firearms, but stresses restraint and lawfulness to protect peace and progress.
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Dong
Fairbank Correspondence Tracks City Happenings
Fairbank reports a lively weekend with railroad men from camps toward Tombstone, local politics heating up as Curnley emerges as District Attorney nominee, Col. Dwyer forming a militia to quell unrest, and a coroner jury probing a death tied to alcohol and exposure.
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Uikewia
Tommy
Closing Year of Church Work Under Rev Ramey
Hon A Ramey led Sunday services at wl M EF Church with morning and evening sermons bound to the theme A Door Opened to Heaven. Gibson reported year expenses fully met with small pastor’s balance covered by offerings. repairs funded by donations. subscriptions unpaid. Ramey to miss a month for conference, unanimous vote to extend him another year in Tombstone. Sunday night song services planned during absence.
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The Candidate
Fragmentary OCR text shows a garbled poem or verse likely about a candidate and neighbors. No clear names or events are readable. The piece hints at campaigning spirit, camaraderie, and a call to action but lacks concrete facts or dates.
Troop realignments amid water shortages reported
Three infantry units are stationed at Huschaca with I and K troops from Fort Grant due this week. Most troops are temporarily withdrawn from Port Grant due to failing water supply. The regimental band moves to Fort Logan Colorado. E H Stores reports Huschoess area outlook favorable for cattlemen with ample feed this winter. Some localities plan limited native hay cutting.
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Fort Logan
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E. H. Stores
Huschoess
Hattieh Delegation Heads to Territorial Convention
Wm. Hattieh left today for Tucson as a delegate to the Democratic territorial convention after election at the recent meeting in Bieter. He will review Cochise county press interests with Kelly of the Review and Meek of the Toterasivasl.
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Wm. Hattieh
Tucson
Hell
Bieter
Kelly
The
Review
Meek
Toterasivasl
Cochise
Judge Reilly Supports Wilson for Delegate Nomination
Judge Reilly traveled to Tason to aid his friend Cot. Wilson in securing the nomination for delegate to Congress. At the Phoniz convention he stood as one of Wilson's supportive comments.
Bisbee News Roundup of City, Elections, and Obituaries
Bisbee updates record Republican central committee actions, county representation for the territorial convention, and precinct schedules with a Bisbee city tax rate fixed at one percent. Also notes marriage announcements, Bisbee High School term start, mayor and council salaries, a prominent death, a hospital operation, and new schoolhouse openings in Lowell and Tombstone canyon with enrollment near six hundred.
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Thos Chatman
Dos Caberss
Bisbee
Low Hiabee
Republic Schools
Lowell
Tombstone Canyon
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