Corrected Cochise county precinct totals adjust race leads
The corrected complete Cochise county totals show changes in several races after mail returns were checked. Hutchison leads both Brown and James in most precints, while Brown would head the county ticket. key shifts occur in the judges race with Locke Wood, Henshaw, Hawkins, and McDonald among top precincts. Republican results for secretary of state and other offices are detailed with numerous shifts from earlier telephone totals.
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Cochise County
Gibson
Fremeb
Election Board
Interett
Miss Brown
J. James
Stow
Hutchison
Brown
Jassoe
Sane Zatio
James
Judge Lockwood
Henshaw
Hoss
Hawkins
McDonald
Cochise
Douglas
Lowe Lusk
Meier
Lusk
Juckeyve Girl Loses Sight By Accident
September Evelyn Spears, one year old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. E. D. Spears, suffered a serious accident when a stick struck her eye while twisting it around barb wire. She was rushed to Sisters' Hospital in Phoenix, and doctors fear the eye may have to be removed.
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Phoenix
Evelyn Spears
E. D. Spears
Singh
T. T. Clobessy
Sisters’ Hospital
Recruits Boost Douglas First Cavalry Strength
Douglas Sept 15 200 recruits arrive from Fort Benjamin Harrison and other points to fill the First cavalry near full strength Brigadier General Hay said the unit needs 1000 men to be complete.
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Douglas
Fort Benjamin Harrison
Hunt Wins Democratic Nomination in Statewide Returns
Reports from Phoenix indicate B. Hunt leads Ward in most counties as results trickle in. Early tallies show Hunt ahead by thousands with estimates and revisions possible, but still reflecting a clear plurality across multiple counties and states.
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Hunt
Yavapai
Gila
Fort Apache Indian School Meant For Navajo and White Mountain Tribes
Phoenix September report describes Fort Apache Indian School planned to serve about 1000 boarding students with instructors, aiming to uplift Navajo and White Mountain Apache children. Captain Newell leads post property management including $500,000 in government goods, with recall and possible transfer to White Mountain superintendent. Fort Apache, established 1869, sits in the White Mountains ninety miles south of Holbrook, now one of Arizona’s few stationary posts.
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Phoenix
White Mountain
Arizona
Te Pimas
Newell
Tenth Caval
Ailing Tourist Dies En Route to Phoenix in Yuma
Otto Reinhart about 50 from Spokane Washington died at Yuma hospital while en route to Phoenix to seek recovery from a severe asthma attack. Body sent to Johnson undertaking on Second Avenue and relatives in Spokane were notified.
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Yuma
Otto Reinhart
Yuma Hospital
Spokane
Wash
Phoenix
Johnson Undertaking Establishment
Second Avenue
Weekly Resume of Arizona Mine Activity
Charles F. Willis reports August copper output and operations across Arizona camps. New Cornelia near Ajo may miss capacity. 60,000 tons blasted at steam shovel pit. Tom Reed mill in Oatman set to boost output with new sampler. Hull Copper Co debt, Jerome stockholders meet. cyanide plant at Verde. Copper Queen and other smelters show August gains. Superior and Globe shipments rise. Erupcion Mining advancing ore tonnage. Old Apache Chief mine in Quartzsite to be developed. wages up 10 percent October 1 across major copper camps signaling improving Southwest copper market.
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Charles F. Willis
Arizona Mining Journal
Ajo
New Cornelia Copper Company
Oatman
Tom Reed Gold Mines Co
Tom Reed
Oatman United
Oatman Gold J
Jerome
Hull Copper Co, Pt
Verde Inspiration Copper Company
Try
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W. W
Ety Jof Jerome
Arc Ba
Bastar
Wer Copper Company
Dod
Erupcion Mining Company
el Paso
Apache Chief
Dick Wick Hall
Salome
Arizona
Yuma County
Phelps Dodge Corporation
Calumet & Arizona
Miami Copper
Inspiration
Old Dominion
New Cornelia
United Verde
Ray Consolidated
Southwest
Mrs Minnie Bond Killed by Bolt in Storm
Mrs Minnie Bond, wife of Josiah Bond of Alto, was killed when struck by a bolt of lightning during a storm yesterday afternoon while riding home on horseback. The bolt killed her and her horse instantly.
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Nogales
Sept
Minnie Bond
Josiah Bond
Alto
Cochise County Receives State Grazing Fee Funds
State and federal forestry revenues are being distributed to Arizona counties. Cochise County gains a share from grazing fees and timber sales in national parks, with funds allocated to support schools and roads. The total distribution totals nearly 76,000 across Arizona, with Yuma exempt due to no reserves, and Mohave receiving a small allotment.
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Phoenix
Uscle Sam
Arizona
Arizona F
Yuma
Coconino County
Mohave County
Ward Carry Maricopa By A Plurality Of 7000
Practically complete returns show Ward winning Maricopa County by nearly 1000 as Hunt trails with 4102 to Ward 5097. The Republican secretary of state race favors Hall 2224 over Hill 1505. Hoyle 2567 and Murphy 6879 contest attorney general. Case 4600 leads Boebringer 3243 for superintendent. Betts 4650 over Wheeler 3630 for corporation commissioner. O Hagan 3222, Foster 3394, Harper 1183 for state mine inspector. Howe 3833 over Boyce 3435 for tax commissioner. Sullivan and Hare Burch secure party nominations for sheriff. Jencks and Windes nominated for superior judge. Struckmeyer and Gilbert lead Democrats for state senate. Phillips and Mauk for Republicans. Mrs Ivey wins Democratic bid for state representative. two Democratic women lose nominations for county school superintendent and recorder.
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Hall
Hill
Hood
Patterson
Lot
Bensbimel
Hilltop
Douglas No
Bisbee No
Douglas
John Newbury
Jack
O. A. Ash
William Fourr
Constable
Jay Wilmoth
Tombstone
Porter McDonald
Hal Smith
Judge Merril
Lowen
Fred Kenney
Dennis Roche
Kendricks
Dad Stetson
U. 8
French
Domshue
McKean
Phoenix
Tent
Warde
Ernor
Veta
Hunt
Frures
Ward
Maricope
Imaintain
Hill Ernest R. Hall
E State
John W. Murphy
Murphy
Daniel F. Boyle
C. 0
Case
Superintendent of Public Instruction
C. Louise Boebringer
Amos A. Betts
Charles Es. Wheeler
Betts
Wheeler
Tom
Foster
Ed Hagan
Ed O'Hagan
John Harper
Howe
Boyce
Maricopa
Hoyle
Boebringer
O'Hagan
Harper
Jerry Sullivan
Hare Burch
Joseph Jencks
Dudley W. Windes
Fred C. Struckmeyer
H. C. Gilbert
J. C. Phillips
George A. Mauk
Mra
J. P. Ivey
Bur-Kit Carson Extension and drought hits cattle states
Phoenix ponders tax relief while Bisbee and Brupcion companies claim gains from buy at home campaign. State industries note benefits as about 1,060,000 cattle head face changes. Rail links point toward national lines of Mexico.
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Phoenix
Bisbee—Brupcion Co
Mexico
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McCall
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Adams
Johnson
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McKelligen
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Hil
G. Sheritt
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Yavapai Metlos
Cochise County State Bank
Benson
the Bank OF Security and Service
Kit Carson
Methuselah
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FFNBS
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Bank of Courtenous Service
Peerless Milk
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