Tombstone Epitaph editorials on mining boom and politics
The Tombstone Epigraph notes Arizona mining gains in Cochise county with wage hikes at Bisbee and rising activity across the region. It mentions El Paso Times on Nicaragua, Missouri road bonds, and political talk predicting Wilson and Roosevelt votes, plus local laws and voter registration tips.
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Arizona
Bisbee
Cochise County
Huachucas
Dragoons
Swisshelms
Chiricahua Mountains
Copper Queen Company
C. «& A. Company
Pr.spector
Arizona News Summary From Condensed State Wire
Arizona items report Guggenheim West Coast offices in Tucson as mining hub, Phoenix postal receipts rise to 6564 for month, criticized tax moves, and a spike in railway and road work. Cattle dealings resume in Duncan, two deaths reported, labor and hiring surges at Globe Miami mines, court cases, postmaster appointments, and a looming cotton expansion in Salt River Valley.
Douglas Records Infantile Paralysis Case
A single case of infantile paralysis was reported in Douglas. The patient, a child of BF King at 949 Teath Street, was quarantined with no danger of spread. Dr FW Randall, city physician, called it mild and likely to recover.
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BF. King
Teath Street
Board of Health
FW. Randall
Doug'ss
Americans in danger at Cananea fortify Mogollon Peak
A Washington dispatch reports General W Schuyler warning of danger at Cananea as border conditions worsen. He says 1200 volunteers have been raised in Cananea to defend the city and Mogollon Peak overlooking it has been fortified.
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Washington
Cananea
W . Schuyler
Mogollon
Doings In the Superior Court
State v James Herron and John Oldham involve grand larceny with mixed outcomes. Herron found not guilty on one count. Oldham pled guilty earlier and was sentenced to five years in the state penitentiary. A murder case, Bonebrake and Water Gripon, requires a larger jury panel after initial shortages. special venire and jurors are listed with many excusals. Court proceedings include witnesses, prosecutions, and insanity case reviews with two pending commitments.
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James Herron
John Oldham
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Oldham
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Williame
Neale
Parsons Pear
Ed Summerfield
J Hutchier
Merrill van Lattey
Fredericks
Barney Andrino
Reilly Norton
Huachuca Trooper Killed by Lightning
Trooper Saddler of the Fourth Cavalry was struck by lightning near Fort Huachuca during a severe storm and killed instantly as he rode back to the fort. The bolt caused his saddle horse to be killed and scattered a hail of spent bullets, though no other damage occurred.
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Orozco
Salazar
Sonora
Chihuahua
Saddler
Fourth Cavalry
Fort Huachoes
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Supervisors Debate County Redistricting and Costs
County board discusses consolidating 21 judicial precincts into five or six to cut officials salaries. Projected savings around 1200 dollars monthly, with new districts effective January 1, 1923 and salaries tied to voter ratios. Deliberations continue as action expected before adjournment.
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Board of Supervisors
Ciberel
Cochive
Sonora Rebels Work Eastward Amid Bridge Burns
Reports from Naco and Santa Cruz describe Sonora rebels marching east toward Cananea with 150 fighters encamped near Camipa. Attacks include a raid on San Pedro ranch near Hereford and the destruction of multiple bridges from Calabanac to Nacozeri. About 65 federal troops guard the toma while property losses mount at $5,000.
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Santa Feo Railway Company
Grand Canyon
el Tovar
Brighton
Naco Adviers
Camipa
Necolas
San Pedro
Hereford
Marion Williame
Donglat
Nora
Canyenava
Gosl
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Santa Barbara
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General Schuyler Ordered to Arizona for Border Inquiry
General Walter Schuyler, commanding the Department of California including Arizona, is ordered to leave the Presidio in San Francisco for Tucson then Fort Huachuca to personally investigate border conditions. He will coordinate with Brigadier General Geo Steerer at Fort Bliss, assessing rebel smugglers and activity along the Sonoran border.
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Department of California
Arizona
Presidio
San Francisco
Ely
Tuscon
Fort Huachuca
Cflarme
Sonors
Schugler
Schisler
Geo Steerer
Texas
Fort Bliss
el Pato
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