Local Arizona items cover politics crime and industry
A wide mix of Arizona news includes Professor Clothier's bid to lead Texas farm management at the U S Department of Agriculture after heading a civil service exam list. Other items note a Bowie loss, Frank Culertson's Colorado River voyage, a Douglas store theft conviction, a state fair governors' convention, and major land and cattle deals in Prescott.
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Frolessor & W Clothier
Actment of Agriculture
Unibas Leen
Texas
United Stated Department of Agriculture
Clothier
Phoenix
Hant
Looking at the Bright Side Poem by Miss Helen H Roberts
The piece presented by Secretary C B Wood of the state fair commission features a poem by Miss Helen H Roberts, daughter of Senator Roberte of Cochise county. It contrasts wealth with nature, praising the old mesquite and simple life over riches and gilded pleasures.
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Helen H Roberts
Senator Roberte
Cochise County
C B. Wood
State Fair Commission
Roberte
Forces Deploy Around Agua Prieta in Border Tension
The Douglas Dispatch reports Gen Sapjinez with about 1,500 troops and two machine guns holds Agua Prieta while Gen Rojas leads a 1,000 to 1,590 strong force invested around the town. Outposts lie within a mile and a half. The report notes artillery and a request not to fire into Sonora.
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Douglas
Agua Prieta
Sapjinez
Agus Prets
Rojas
Doucinn
United States
Arisone
Probable Favorites In Primary Election Report
Returns from Bistel Lowell War wn Globe Prescott Wiekender Jerome Phoenic and parts of Mari cops county and Greenlee county show teen democratic candidates leading. The three named gentlemen Mosare Jones Wend and Babbitt appear set to win with strong support scattered for Torrea in multiple sections.
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Bistel
Lowell Warwn
Globe
Prescott
Wiekender Jerome
Phoenic
Maricops County
Greenlee County
Wiley
Phoenix Horse Rabies Case Sparks Fatal Quarreling Incident
A Phoenix horse afflicted with rabies attacked people ten days after a bite by Stebbins of 2117 W Jefferson, causing police to intervene. Three veterinarians confirmed rabies before Officer Williams shot the horse to end the danger as it threatened restraint efforts.
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N.C. Stebbins
W. Jefferon Street
Phoenix Democrat
Cass
Rabbier
Motoreye
H. M. Williams
Imeelt
Bin
Rail line chaos as Mexican rebels seize train near Nogales
The Southern Pacific repaired bridges south of Nogales after a rebel capture. A regular Nogales southbound train was seized a few miles beyond Nogales, the Poliman car detached, and passengers returned to Nogales. Federal troops totaling 470 men arrived at Douglas from Juarez via El Paso, detained at the US customs house before moving back across the line. Antonio Rojae warned Americans of consequences if federal troops crossed into US territory within 24 hours.
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Southern Pacific Railroad
Nogales
Poliman
Nogale
Douglas
Juarez
el Paso
American Custom House
United States
Mexico
Antonio Rojae
Agus Prieta
First Meeting of Indeterminate Sentence Board
The indeterminate sentence board will convene at the penitentiary on September 16, with the governor, auditor, prison superintendent, parole clerk, and prison doctor as members. The panel will hear cases monthly, and after a decision a conviction cannot return for six months. Governor Huot reviews evidence abstracts for four inmates awaiting execution next month seeking clemency.
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Parol Jelerk
Huot
Early Benson Bar Robbery Ringed With Mystery
Two masked bandits raided the Carino saloon in Benson at 11 30 Tuesday night, holding up the bartender and seven patrons. They grabbed about 50 dollars from the cash drawer and searched pockets as they fled, masks hiding their faces while both suspects appeared American. Police are pursuing leads with no definite breakthrough by the afternoon.
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Arioum
Benson
Quarantine Raises for All Sections in Arizona
An official letter from Dr H H Hoghart city health chief Tombstone Arizona announces raising the quarantine on all families entering Arizona from California as the torantile paralysis outbreak in Los Angeles comes under control. The State Board of Health decided at a meeting ten days ago to lift the quarantine, though cities or incorporated towns may still enforce it if they deem necessary.
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Eel
H. H. Hoghart
Tombstone
Los Angeles
State Board of Health
Arizona
California
Iher
Marshal Overlock on Mexican Situation
United States Marshal Overlock has returned from Douglas after a failed attempt to organize Americans to enter Meio and protect Cananes. Lt. Overlock says entering Mexico would have caused big trouble for them and the government. He notes locals are excited but will do nothing rash.
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United States
Overlock
Douglas
Meio
Cananes
Mexico
Lt. Overlock
Pipeline Construction Reopens at Fort Huschues
Work restarts next week on a new 18 inch pipe line from Garden Canyon to Fort Huschues. Griffith & Pacheco say pipe material arrives early in the week. Laying in the trench over eight miles will take about thirty days.
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Fort Huschues
Grifith & Pacheco
Grifith
Garden Canyon
Griffith
Ube Post
Dick Sparks
Oremao
Grm
Globe
Wll
Negro Troops Headed For Douglas Stirring Tension
Detachments of United States troops arrived near Douglas stirring fears of a repeat Browneville incident. Governor Hunt received a Cochise County sheriff telegram warning of Negro soldiers wandering streets with riotous intent. The message urged strong officer presence to avert friction and prevent trouble.
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Douglas
Browneville
United States
Hunt
Cochise County
Cochive County
Wis
Eitieen
Arizona primary registration figures by county
Fort Huachuca reports 22749 voters registered across thirteen Arizona counties with Maricopa leading at 6494 and Cochise next with 4901. Pinal shows 131 and several counties list thousands. many Arizonans not yet registered before the primaries. Books reopen September 11 and close September 15 with an expected November total near 30000.
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Arizona
Grahin
Osborn
Maricopa County
Cochi Eve
Ray
Apache
Cochive
Gila
Grenlee
Maricopa
Mohave
Pima
Pinal
Santa Cruz
Yavapai
Yamaz
Mexican Cattle Crossing Line
About 10 000 heat of cattle will be sent across the border from Mexico to the United States before September 15, according to M Ronstadt of Tucson who has been south on a cattle country trip. Cattle cross through two guarded ports at Nogales and Sassate to avoid rebel bands. Dipping tanks at Nogales are not yet completed, but will be used when ready. for now cattle are not dipped.
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Mexico
M Ronstadt
Tucson
Mr. Ronstadt
United States
Nogales
Sassate
Newgales
Deaf and Dumb School Plans Tucson Lease and Hiring
At a board meeting the University of Arizona discussed leasing Blake Boree Park Avenue in Tucson for one year to house the deaf and dumb school. The board also named C A Donnelly of Denver as business manager to ease Dr Wilde’s workload and aid university organization. Governor Hoot and C Case attended the session.
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Board of
Regenus
University of Arizona
Blake Boree
Park Avenue
Tucsen
Deaf and Dumb
C. A. Donnelly
Denver
Donnelly
University of
Local Oddities and Names Amid Tombstone News
Fragmented OCR notes report Judge Daniel Maclend with eye injury under care and expected home soon. A clash near Jackson and a man named Reyes held in jail. ex sheriff Jack White visits Tombstone, while Bert Macia improves under medical care and aims to return home.
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Daniel Maclend
Conor A
Sherif
Jack White
Los Angeles
Tombstone
el Paro
Bert Macia
Will Champion Aims for Woman Suffrage Campaign
In Tucson and across the state Senator A A Worsley will campaign daily for thirty days to promote woman suffrage. He will speak in key towns urging support for the proposed amendment and related laws, noting enthusiastic but divided support in the senate and promising to back initiative petitions to let voters decide.
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Rombie
Tucson
AA Worsley
Senate
Worsley
Cocason
Golear
Monater
Arizona Would Add Stability Military ship naming debate
The article reports on discussions over naming the next battleship Arizona and linking it to broader naval power plans. Senator Ashurt argues for pursuing the Arizona designation while peers push to include Pennsylvania in the upcoming naval appropriation. Local support in Arizona and Pennsylvania is noted as influential in the naming and funding debate.
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Harry Welch
Phoenix
Ashueat
Trate Board
Welch
Arizona
Cone
Pennalvania
Keystone State
Asburet
Much Excitement Prevails at Nogales
A Nogales dispatch reports excitement in the town as threats of attack loom before federal forces from Junrez arrive. Anxiety runs high on the American side over possible retaliation for shipments moved across American territory amid this tense border situation.
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Noglea
Nor Sonors
Emilio Gamps
Junrez
Amercan
Douglas diary notes and frontier tensions amid Aztec region events
In Agua Prieta and Douglas reports a 4 hour notice lapsed as troops and garrison actions stir local nerves. News recounts attackers foreshadowed near the Lotte tender town, medical updates on typhoid fever, and officials including Attorney Miller and Associated Press staff moving between Douglas and Agua Prieta. The primary election return pace rises with precincts canvassed on the 5th. South West fears ease as Phelps Dodge Southwest manager confirms safety around Nacorari. Emiel Kiefer to relocate toJohannesburg for inheritance from a birth country resident.
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Xenere
Phelps Dodge Ioereste
Agua Prieta
Nacorari
Hair Vigor Promises Soft Hair and Growth
Ayer’s Hair Vigor claims to keep hair soft smooth and promote growth without coloring. It advises consulting a doctor as physicians study hair questions more than before.
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Ayer
Delinquent Stock Notice at St David Samal Company
By order of the Board of perreors Peter Fures, St David, Aug 14, 1987, announces delinquent stock certificates and notices of sale to recover sums due. Names include Clara Baty and Merrill & Son with various certificate numbers and bids expected at the sale.
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Ted
Prat
Clara
Sss Merrill & Son
Merrit
Artestal Sect
Perrevors
Peter
Furees
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