Time of War and Ballot Rights in Arizona Campaign
A discussion urging Democratic values and full citizen participation in the November 6 election. It stresses free speech and an untrammeled ballot, loyalty to statehood discussions with New Mexico, and calls Arizonans to ensure their names are on the Great Register while noting Roosevelt's actions against Standard Oil and railroads.
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Democratic Party
United States
Cochise County
Territory
Arizona
New Mexico
Editor John O Dunbar Seized By Tucson Star Staff
John O Dunbar former Cochise County editor and ardent Arizona defender has shifted to the repertorial staff of Mr Hughes at the Tucson Star. The change foreshadows which journal gains favor as events unfold.
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John O. Dunbar
Firsm
Cochise County
Arizon
Mr. Hughes
Tucson Star
Territorial Unity and Economic Prospects
The text asserts that cooperation with New Mexico is doomed, benefiting Arizona by boosting self-reliance and attracting capital and an influx of citizens. It emphasizes Arizona’s capacity to manage its own affairs and its potential for growth in commerce agriculture and other sectors.
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New Mexico
Arizona
Pipers Hedge on Statehood as Albuquerque Journal Stays Skeptical
The Albuquerque Journal, praised as New Mexico's strongest paper, remains noncommittal about joint statehood. Many supporters and critics alike show cautious positions while the proposal lingers.
Groundless Reports Of Mexican Uprising
A Clifton dispute claims no armed Mexican movement exists and reports are unfounded. Officials say no force has left Clifton and orders target Mexicans bearing arms only for protection. An American traveler from Sonora warns Americans to avoid Mexico until after September 16.
Willcox Telephone Line Plans Reported in Tombstone
Dra goon rancher Adams, famed for Willcox ties, was in Tombstone on Monday from his Dragoon Summit home. He recently built a line from Benson to breach in the Dragoon area and extend the line to Johnson. He contemplates continuing the route with Willeux, noting the Tombstone Telephone Co. connection and its convenience.
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Save Adams
Dragoon
Tombstone
Dragoon Summit
Mr. Adams
Benson
Breech
Dragoone
Johnson
W Willeux
Tombstone Telephone Co
Cochise County Cattle Ranges in Excellent Condition
The catile ranges of Cochise county are in excellent condition with no overstocking and ample water. Winter rains promise an early crop of spring grass, boosting cattlemen’s confidence in the outlook.
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Catile
Cochise County
Proclamation of General Election in Territory of Arizona
The governor proclaims a general election to be held on November 6, 1906, for officers including delegate to Congress, legislature across multiple counties, and local officials. Rewards offered for enforcing Penal Code provisions. Located at Phoenix Capitol with signatures of Governor Josef H. Kinsey and Secretary W F Nicners.
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Arizona
Congress
Pima
Santaras
Legislative Counci
House of Representatives
Apache
Te Legislane Council
Coconine
Sol
Legtive Council
Mohave County
Legislative Council
Hours of Representatives
Navaj City
House Representatives
Pima County
Pinal County
House of
Liv
Santa Cruz County
Howe
Yow
Ales Aounty
Board of Supervisors
Aid
Ponenix
Capitel
Josefh H. Kinsey
Une
W.F Nicners
Territory of
Revolutionist Stories Doing Much Damage at Cananea Meeting
Frank Riog, returning from Cananea, reports Colonel Kosterlitsky and General Torres aides claim no armed revolu tionists are near Douglas. They say twenty thousand revolutionists could not take the area, and there is no intent. Trade effects are slight, but miners fear development delays as American capital gushes into northern Mexican wealth.
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Mexicas
Douglas
Frank M. Riog
Cananese
Kosterlinky
Rurales
Torres
Col Kosterlitsky
Sreck
Mexico
Three New Cochise County School Districts Formed
Superintendent Rockfel low reports three new districts in Cochise County Osborn at Railsford Junction Soldier Holes in Sulphur Spring Valley near Reason and Chircaban near the EP & Wy. Trustees are prepared to erect halls and furnish equipment for starting schools. Classes are planned to begin in early October.
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Schoole Rockfellow
Osborn
Railford Junction
Soldier Holes
Sulphur Spring Valley
Ieason
Chircaban
Eester
Doings About the Court House and Local Ventures
Two more divorce cases filed in district court this morning from Bishwe and Willcox. Gertrude M. Tildes seeks divorce from Arthur E. Wilden with custody of two minor children. Diniel att seeks divorce from Ethel Hunt in Bisbee on grounds of incompatibility. Articles of incorporation filed for Arizona Mining & Realty Co with W L Musick J F McCourtney W N McCourtney of St Louis as founders. capital stock 1 000 000. principal place Douglas Territory. mining and real estate business planned. A second company, Nacorrt Copper Co, capital 500 000, formed by the same incorporators. Copper Queen Consolidated Mining Co filings from Bisbee residents. Dupli cate assessment rolls near completion. to be finished for comparison. rolls to county treasurer Monday.
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Bishwe
Willcox
Gertrude M. Tildes
Seks
Arthur E. Wilden
Bisbee
Diniel Att
Ethel Hunt
Arizona Mining & Realty Company
Yestrday
W. L Musick
J. F McCourtny
W. N. McCourtney
St. Louis
Missour
Douglas
Compan
Nacorrt Copper Company
Recorder's
Copper Queen Consolidated Mining Company
Majority Pass the Examinations for Teachers
Forty of sixty two applicants who took territorial examinations for teachers passed. Examinations were held September 4 and 5 by county superintendents. The board of examiners, R L Long W H Lee and W W Meeff of Phoenix, announced the successful candidates and Cochise county names appeared in these columns yesterday.
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Phoenix
Wave
Te Cochise County
Arizona Troops Move Toward Huachuca Amid Mexican Agitation
Reports from Arizona describe troops along the border near Huachuca as Mexican revolutionists are arrested in Doughs Nogales. U.S. Attorney Alexander says most detainees will face trials for neutrality violations or be deported, with few likely to be shot. Officials warn rumors of a large armed force are unfounded while six Mexicans with arms travel from Clifton for a prospecting trip.
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Doughs and
Nogales
Arizona
Alexa
Diaz
Acros
Sonora
Snd
Alexander
Enterprise
Twck
United Sates
Yuma
Naco
Douglas
St Attoney
St. Louis
St Louis
Arma
Agente
St. Luis
Douglas and
Ume
Revolutionary
Houglas
Salcido
Mexico
Fe Huachuca
Cananes
Morenci
Clifton
Cananea
Col Stedman Retires From U S Army at Fort Huachuca
Col. C A Stedman commander of the 5th U S cavalry with headquarters at Fort Huachuca retires after years of active service in the United States and abroad. He aided during the summer forest fires at Fort Huachuca and is succeeded by Col. Schuyler of the 2nd cavalry.
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C A. Stedman
5Th
U 8. Cavalry
Fort Huachuca
Col. Stedman
U. 8. Army
Col. Schuyler
2Nd Cavalry
Daily sees many traveling officials and mining men
W Foster public examiner left for Bisbee on business. Judge Rolly in Tucson on legal matters. Gage of Tombstone Celebrated Mines Co to the Lies path reretory. Maddern to Cornwall England for months visiting family. Fitch reports Pearce camp prosperous. Fleming to Cananea for Greene Copper. Rafferty to return from Venture. Mrs Alfred visiting her parents. Shourds visited from Bieber. Osthoff back from Bisbee. Clifton Worth of Bisbee visiting Tombstone. Holmes of Albuquerque and Weinstein of San Francisco registered at Arcade. Jack Clifford in town from Gleason. operations expected soon. Larsen to Cananea for several days. Anderson to Naco en route to Cananea. Melgeen and Martin to Tucson for University studies. Chalmers from Phoenix here on business. Elder of Los Angeles on short trip. Meade reports Swisshelm mining progress. Coger of St David Artesian Well Co states 12 inch well at 630 feet with hard clay delaying progress.
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W. ©. Foster
Public Examiner
Bisbee
James Rolly
Tucson
Jack Clifford
Gleason
Jack Larsen
Cananes
Walter Coger
St David
Roving Notables and Legal Happenings in County Town
Friday’s Daily records Joe Sutherland and August Zeller Jett scouting eastern Arizona county for a group of claims owned by the latter. D.P. Hickey recovers from typhoid and Mrs. Pink Murray returns from San Pedro trip. Atttorney Thomas Thanette aids here on legal business. Probate Judge Goodbody reports Tom Bell’s death at the insane asylum. PW Marx and Maria Eare wed in Douglas. Marion Thomas leaves for Yuma after two weeks with relatives. William Harrison heads to Globe to settle, while William McPherson heads to Los Angeles for Harvard Military School. George Shearer departs for Los Angeles to enter school. A New York mining party, with Mr Casey of Copper Belle, arrives then departs for camp. William Ritchie funeral draws many friends. Allen Ro English delivers graveside address. Louis owley of Douglas marries Bees Mobile of Douglas with parental consent. DA Flannigan plans to take murder case to Nogales and warns 40–50 witnesses will travel. Douglas sees another divorce filing Rutherford Andrew Weuchope v Lizzie Mildred Wauchope, alleging prior Texas divorce and remarriage. Two county hospital deaths reported: Steven Richter and Vicente Soto. L.8. Arnold appointed court stenographer at Tucson, replacing W. F. Cooper.
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Douglas
Barbee
Butt
Rutherford Andrew Weuchope
Lizzie Mildred Wauchope
Dalal
el Paso
Texas
Steven Richter
Lowell
Vicente Soto
Attorneys Preparing For Immediate Action On County Raises
Attorneys for large mining firms press for certified copies of board of equalization proceedings to challenge territorial raises on Cochise county’s tax rolls. Otto Henkle of Bisbee was ordered committed to the asylum after probate court examination, deemed dangerous with violent tendencies and threats to kill and burn property. He will be transported to Phoenix tonight.
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Clerk Howe
Board of Equalization
Regrdl
Territorial Board of Equalization
Cochise County
District Court
Supreme Court
Otto Henkle
Bisbee
Phoenix
Sheriff Hunt
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John Doe
Ar Sona
Offierre
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E. B. Gage
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England
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Pearce
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Chas. Fleming
Greene Copper Company
Harry Rafferty
Venture
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Alfred
George W. Swain
Wm. Shourds
Bieber
L. A. Osthoff
Clifton Woth of
F.j.holmes
Albuquerque
B. Weinstein
San Francisco
Arcade Hotel
J. Anderson
Walter Melgeen
Andrew Martin
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D. F. Chalmers
Gi. Elder
Los Angeles
W.k Meade
Swisshelms
Joe Sutherland
August Zeller
D.P. Hickey
Pink Murray
San Pedro
Thomas Thanette
Tiabee
A.J. Balmforth
L. Lorensten
Paradise
FP. W. Hoar
Chiricanna Development Co
Geo. Shearer
Goodbady
Territorial Insane Asylum
Tom Bell
Bell
PW. Marx
Maria Eare
Goodbedy
Trobate
Arse Marion Thomas
Evering
Wm. Harrison
Globe
William McPherson
Harvard Military School
Gallon
New York
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Allen Ro English
Louis *Owley
Bees Mobile
Flannigan
Negsles
Henry Sauvage
Amos Stone
Henry Savage
L.8. Arnold
W. F. Cooper
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