Naturalization Day in Court Monday Special examiner Jones to supervise
Special examiner Jones representing the Naturalization department arrived to review papers of those to be examined Monday. The government plans stricter examinations after European war disclosures show allies who pledged loyalty still returning to their former countries. An agent is gathering facts on those who fought or returned to deter others from returning.
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Jones
Naturalization Department of the
United States
Wocmatts
Europe
United Sea
Down
Going After the Mail Order Houses in Phoenix
The Merchants Trade Journal backed campaign aims to tax mail order houses for local business. Gustafson tours Arizona to gauge sentiment on the Hinich Bill, gathering signatures from merchants for a petition to Carl Hayden urging support.
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Phoenix
Busineevines
Hinetugh Hill
Congress
Milwaukee
Merchants Trade Journal
Washingtom
jAtchisum
Gustafson
Arizona
Busness
Phornix
Carl Hayden
Pioneer beekeeper ships record Arizona honey flight
Willem Les sing, a Salt River valley honey producer, launched the first bee special with what is described as Arizona’s largest single shipment. Ninety thousand pounds of honey in five gallon cans were loaded on a Santa Fe car, destined for Cincinnati via the north.
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Phoenix
Sepi
Willem Lessing
Salt River Valley
Arizona
Santa Fe
Cincinnatti
Consignee
Superintendent Known For Punctual Daily Horse Work
From Pearce comes the tale of Jim the big brown horse nicknamed the Superintendent for his clockwork routine. Kept at McFall stables, he is led each morning at 6 30 to the shaft, fed at noon, then returned at night with an empty bag, a pattern praised by Pearce residents and visitors at the Labor Day event in Douglas.
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Pearce
Jim
Commonwealth Extension
McFall
Varley
State Far Will Have Many Rage Horse Entries
Phoenix expects a strong turnout for horse events at the Great State Fair with many entries. Entries for 4H youth and other horse divisions close by October 1, and a splendid paddock is anticipated. The fair runs November 7 to 20, with Phoenix registration accepted on September 10.
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State
Phoenix
Custon
Phornix
Tombstone Surges Back to Prosperity Driven by Bunker Hill Operations
The Southwest recalls Tombstone's heyday as a gold camp while the Bunker Hill company employs over three hundred men. Low grade ore processing methods show promise, suggesting broader district value beyond the historic high grade deposits. The revival comes as county plans to move the seat to Douglas loom on the horizon.
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Tombstone
Modoc
Bunker Hill Company
Sumer
Doulas —Douglas International
Million Dollar Case to Go to 10 Jurors on Interrogatories
The Cumberland-Ceytelly trial enters week four as Judge allows 44 plaintiff questions and 22 from the defense. Jurors will decide only fact questions backed by evidence. non evidentiary queries barred. The case likely delays until Wednesday before jury deliberations on interrogatories begin.
Episcopal Services At Noam Church With Rev Simonton
Morning services will be held at the Episcopal Church in Noam Sunday with Rev E H Simonton of Douglas presiding. Communion will be offered. All are invited to attend. Sheriff Wheeler and Deputy Cross handle county jail transfers from Douglas. Elizabeth Axtell visited from her ranch. Rev U Favala of Yuma to conduct Catholic services with first mass at sunrise and second mass at nine thirty, rosary and benediction at seven thirty, Sunday School after the second mass.
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Episcopal Church
Noam
E H Simonton
Douglas
U. Favala
Yuma
Sam
J. Ho Heald DD
Albuquerque
Congregational Church
Christain Endeavor Sociey
Looking Back Ward 24 Years in Tombstone
Interesting items from the Prospector dated this month note J J Williams of Phelps Dodge interests in Arizona copper mines, Allen Walker buys the Bisbee soda plant, RW Wood retires from railroad affairs, and pumping machinery at Tombstone mines promises lasting prosperity. Copper Queen erecting a new hoist at Holbrook mine in Bisbee. Rev J Ho Heald will preach at Congregational Church. Mrs Geo Thiel and daughters head to Tempe Normal. Dr CR Morris to Willcox for a dental visit.
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J. J. Williams
Phelps Dodge & Co
Arizona
The
Copper Queen Company
Holbrook
Bisbee
Arione
Gleesonites Enjoyed Tombstone Labor Day Celebration
Gleeson Ariz sent 1to Lawhorn Texas owner of Walls McKinney reno shipped his cafe to Texas from Kelton Station this week Hicson will pestle at the ranch Ben Bakers visiting Mr L Short ie grandmother at Websly Mrs Nellie are spending evera weeks and daughter s in New York visiting relatives BOW Miller one of HA Taylors clerks felt a day or two ago for Doug las for a two werks withe ALK Spikes principal of Gh School Mast term returned this work from California ports where he has been spending a part of his seative 4y hes parents it Doug las previous to taking a poay as teacher at Howie Miss Lissie Erics eaves this week for the Tempe Normal for the coming school term A large number of people from this vicinity wat to Tombstone of the Belt to take in the big celebration and generally they report basing spent the day in an enjoyable way.
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Ben Bakers
L. Short
Nellie
New York
Miller
HA Taylor
Douglas
Spikes
California
Howie
Lissie Erics
Tempe
Tombstone
Late Gitsom
J. M. Brown
Tom Cols
Jasper Gibson
Pete Winds
B.A. Taylor
de. Stroud
Tom Lannion
Harry Bishop
Litt Terry
Martinger
Walterson
Sallie Trery
Jury Panel Excused Until September 20th
Judge Lockwerd orders jurors not in the Cunmaghan Costello case excused until Monday September 20 as hearings on naturaticatit applicapta proceed. Trial of criminal cases resumes that date. Among the Tombstone girls departing for Tempe Normal include Miss Emma Tracey Miss Ester Buchanan and Miss Emma Eeeapale.
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Lockwerd
Giis
Tempe
Emma ‘Tracey
Ester Buchanan
Emma Eeeapale
Former Tombstone Residents Wed In San Diego Exposition
Win Buchanan once of Tombstone and his bride Mrs Jim Davis were married, planning to move to Tombstone soon. A San Diego publicist notes the couple’s nuptials amid the city’s grand exposition, praising the grounds Balboa Park and the Exposition Guards while urging Arizona and New Mexico to boost promotional efforts.
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Nu ML
Win
Buchanan
Tombstone
Jim Davis
Buck
Hoth
Batchelorhood
Miners Short Course May Be Taken Separately
University of Arizona College of Mines and Engineering explains that the two week Miners Short Course is offered as 18 separate, independent two week sessions. A student may enter at the start of any course and stay for 2 4 or more weeks, with each course distinct though related to adjacent offerings. Deputy Bowden returns from Douglas with 15 cases of whiskey seized from bootleggers, to be held as evidence.
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Collece of Mines & Engineering
University of Arizona
Percy Bowden
Douglas
Jback
Visiting Friends in Tombstone as County Attorney Returns
Mrs W Hamter and her Bisbee granddaughter stay several days in Tombstone visiting Mr A Jexek while County Attorney J F Ross returns from Douglas. Ross supervised the preliminary examination of bootleggers captured by Deputies Bowden Rafe Ferry and Brakefield.
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W. Hamter
Bisbee
Tombstone
A. Jexek
J. F. Ross
Douglas
Mr. Ross
Bowden
Rafeferry
Brakefield
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Uncle Sam
American Press Association
Reitish
Ander
Dantineties Campaicu
Harry Bo Vickett
Shen Chai
Cross
County
Sherif
Harry C. Wheeler
Mise
Elizabeth Axtell
Ward
Allen Walker
RW. Wood
Railroad Commissioners
Cochise County
Fatere
Aruona
Geo. Thieland
Mixs
Nora
Nella
Tempe Normal
Willcox
CR. Morris
San Diego Exposition
Buck " Buchanan
Batchelor
J. Davis
San Diego
Cal
Eamland
Exposition Guards
Balboa Park
Amere Jica
Spreckles
Yura
Arieonna
Los Angeles
Arieona
New Mexico
Frisco
Nella Thiel
Geo. T. Bowen
Frank Moreno
Tombstone Canyon
Maricopa
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