Motorcycle Race May Return From San Diego to Phx
Arizona news notes a potential return of a motorcycle road race between San Diego and Phoenix after negotiations between Phoenix and San Diego clubs. Other items report theft of brass bearings by two youths in Tucson, large cattle shipments to pastures, the death of Douglas Beardwell in Tucson, an assassination attempt on Justice Dillon, Didier Masson leaving Tucson to fight Zeppelins, a fire at a Big Pine Mining Co residence near Prescott, Servians passing through Douglas, and Lee Leslie Canyon flood effects with widespread rain.
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Rm San Diego
Phos
Pix
Phenix
San Diego
Clude
Phoenix Club
Charlee Fuller Gates
Coast Club
Pitt & Co
Benoits
Pategonia
Ast Fork
Justice of Pesce
Thomas B Dillon
California Gulch
Oro Blanco
Tucson
Didier Masson
France
Guaymas
Masson
Dougles
Leslie
Laslie Canyon
Sunnyside Booming Door Gets New Manager on 5th Street
Mr L K Kettiewell has taken charge of the Sunnyside Booming Door on 5th Street between Allen and Tough Pot. The building has been renovated and remodeled with everything kept neat and up to date.
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L K Kettiewell
Sunnyside
5Th Street
Allen
Toughpot
Freight Rates Under Review By Interstate Board
The Interstate Commerce Commission examiner Henry Thurtell heard arguments on high freight rates from El Paso to Tucson Benson Deming and other Arizona and New Mexico points. George Baker, former Santa Fe clerk, defended the system claiming the Bourbero Pact offers shorter routes and lower intermediate rates aiding price competition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seo Francisco
el Paso
Tucson
Benson, Deming
Arizona
New Mexico
Henry Thurtell
Fourth Sation Board
Interstate ¢Mmerce Commission
George Baker
Sante Fe
Growth in 1914 1915 cotton gin plant begins operation
The Egyptian Cotton Company’s large Salt River Valley plant starts the 1914 1915 season today with the first bale. The facility has expanded gin count, doubled seed and cake warehouses, and updated safety and comfort features to boost efficiency and economic operation for workers.
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Phoco
Ar Egyretian Cotton Company
Salt River Valley
Si Loo
Committeemen to Meet in Douglas for County Tickets
Republican and Progressive County Committees are called to meet in Douglas on Tuesday September 22 to organize, fill officer posts for two years, select members of the county committee, and discuss county tickets. Both parties invite all candidates and taxpayers to attend and decide on potential joint action. Republicans reported 299 voters and Progressives 11 at the precinct.
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Som
Tolsdey
Douglas
Gil
Brate
Gill Eecencil
Bsip Dougier
Fragmented OCR Title Teases a Federal Energy Case
The readable fragments imply a federal energy commission matter with references to FERC and related officials. Details are unclear but suggest regulatory action or investigation tied to energy projects or enforcement. Readers should expect formal proceedings or filings.
Friday Race Route Not Chosen For Big Auto Event
Attorney General G P Bollard, called father of the race, says the planned Los Angeles to Phoenix auto race will not run along the anticipated route. He reports no reply to a telegram sent to the promoter in San Diego regarding a $1000 stake and indicates he prefers a different course he deems best.
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Los Angele
Phoenix
G P Bollard
Los Angeles
Bis
San Diego
Bay City
I Bollerd
Shetter
Is Now Advocate Of Short Ballot
Meta dispatch reports David Criemon complained about ballot length at the primary. He says half the ballot slipped into the next booth as he marked his vote. A man was seen marking a tall ballot through a crack. Criemon protested and recovered the long sheet with Democratic candidates, leading him to back a short ballot.
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David Criemon
Ein
Criemon
Bertween
Prohibitionists Change Tactics In Arizona Campaign
Phoenix September 18 Leaders of the Arisons Dry campaign reveal a full shift in strategy. The new official argument argues for a drastic amendment granting private consumption limits and allows wine for sacramental use only via unfermented grape juice. The critique cites Kansas and Georgia as参考 cases and notes churches would face restrictions.
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Phoenix
Arisons
Buate
Sre
Meine
Georgia
G F Rinehart
Looking For Mrs Eva Colwell in 1910 Inquiry
A US local post office inquiry seeks information about Mrs Eva Colwell who left Caogoo City Colorado in January 1910 and has not been heard from since. She wrote of traveling to a city in Arisons and letters to southwest addresses have been returned. Mr Colwell, a former Wisconsin resident, asks anyone with knowledge of her whereabouts to contact AG Peabody Ir in Wensontosa Wisconsin.
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Eva Colwell
Caogoo City
Colo
Colwell
Arisons
Wisconsin
AG Peabody
Wensontosa
Wiscoapia
Improvements Planned at Fort Huachuca Post
The War Department plans to make Fort Huachuca a full regimental post. About 200000 dollars must be spent on new buildings including officers quarters barracks expansion a light plant and an ice plant. Local contractors prepare bids showing the post’s growing importance and increased staffing.
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Fort Huschuee
War Department
Registration Opens Today for General Election
Registration is open from today and runs until October 15 for the general election. Those who failed to register between May 4 and August 28 or changed precincts should register now. If assigned to the wrong precinct at the primary, visit a registration officer to cancel and re register in the present precinct.
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Acugust
Reduction In Flour Prices Expected After ICC Rate Change
Housewives may see a sizable cut in flour costs due to an Interstate Commerce Commission rate change effective October 1. Estimates by traffic offices indicate a 10 cent drop on 25 pound sacks and 20 cent drop on 50 pound sacks. The new rate will be 65 cents from Colorado points, with current rates at 1.03 from Colorado, 1.08 from Kansas, and 1.13 from Missouri and Nebraska.
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Interstate Commerce Commission
Traffe Off
Colorado Points
Kana
Missouri
Nebraska
New Teacher Added to Tombstone Schools
The Welsett School adds a teacher due to rising attendance. Miss Beay of San Diego is appointed as the new staff member. Enrollment reaches about 100 pupils at Welsett with 65 at the Central Grammar School. Prof Tilford notes smooth counselor work and expected attendance growth with Woods and Miss May Girdlestone. At Walcott School, Elisabeth Axtell is principal with Juavite Westervels and Miss Beer teaching others.
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Welsett
Sah
Svother
Beay
San Diego
Stout
Wens
Tilford
Woods
May Girdlestone
Walcott School
Mire Elisabeth Axtell
Juavite Westervels
Beer
Back From Douglas and Bisbee News Briefs
Grant Warner returns home from Douglas and speaks with sister Mrs Robert Stimson. Jobo Rook travels to Huson on road matters. City Clerk Lee Wolery remains busy ahead of the October 3 primary election. City Marshal Bravie collects delinquent city taxes due by the 25th. J W Walker and wife return from Bisbee after a brief visit with friends. Porter McDonald cattle inspector for Cochise County resumes duties after inspecting a shipment at Naco. Mrs FN Wolcott and Mrs K Kringle return from El Paso after a short visit.
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Lee O
P Mary
Atd
Bravie
Porter McDonald
Cochise County
Naco
Daily Friday Notes From Bisbee And Nearby
Friday’s Daily recalls several local moves with residents returning home from relatives in Pea Stronghold and Douglas. Norman Avell, son of Frances Abell, heads to the University of Arizona in Turcoo for the upcoming term. The city reports 509 feet of new hose installed on the tire cart, improving fire safety as volunteers help maintain minimal loss from Tombstone fires.
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Bisbee
Parker
Pea
U. of A
Norman Avell
Frances Abell
Gibson Abstract Company
Turcoo
University of Arizona
Bravo
Tombstone
Prohibition candidates speak at Arizona rally
An audience listened to Eugene Chale, prohibition candidate for senator, outline national liquor policy and a state constitutional amendment. Mrs Grady Gammage followed, praising the amendment, attacking opponent Mark Smith, and endorsing Chale’s temperance leadership for November election. Pearl Buckingham led temperance songs.
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Eugene Chale
S Peak
Chafio
Washington
Arizona
Grady Gammage
Gammage
Mark Smith
Chefio
Pearl Buckingham Gang
Wanted to buy live Gila monsters and roakers
Wanted to buy live Gila monsters and roaker. Two dollars paid for live Gila monsters and from twenty five to seventy five cents for snakes. Address Earl V. Sande Tombstone PO Box 337 Ady.
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Calop Earl V. Sande
Tombstone
Ady
Sugar Freight Rates to Drop in Arizona Says Telegram
A Phoenix dispatch reports a promised saving in sugar costs for Arizona consumers. Commissioner Jones relays an announcement from the Southern Pacific freight bureau and the State fo transport about a rate reduction of 55 cents per hundred pounds, effective November 15, with further declines possible.
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Phoenix
Enyai
Arizona Contumere
Jones
San Francisco
Thas
Southern Pacific
State
Visiting in Phoenix Huebies Takes Auto Firm Post
The Phoenix Gazette notes DB Huebies arrives to manage Hunteman and Hotchkies Overlaid Automobile Co. They plan a temporary office at 301-203 North Central avenue while the permanent location is prepared. The local agency promotes Overland vehicles and trucks as it reorganizes its sales operation.
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Phoenix Gazette
DB Huebies
Phoenix
DB Hotehtine
Paper Inteod
Cochise
Farewell party for Catherine Goodbooy headlined town gathering
A farewell party for Catherine Goodbooy, leaving for Los Angeles to study, drew a crowd of young people at the Goodbooy residence with music, games and refreshments. Other notes record bids for local offices, petition filings on the Non-Partisan ticket, and visits by traders and paper company reps amid wartime conditions.
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Reedenes
Sire F W Goodbooy
Catherine
Los Angeles
Ackew
Zellerbach Paper Company
Yeaterday
Court Cases Filed In Superior Court
Suit numbers list divorce actions for Mary Schnarr and L Schnarr, Lola Hart, Koealie Martin and J Mar, A Saushoro and 4 strom, plus an appeal from J P court for W Munda and A Wood. Also guardianship petitions for minor Cristoe Cantas and N Davidovich with notices to creditors and letters of administration.
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Mary Schnarr
Schnarr
Lola Hart
Koealie Martin Ve
W Munda Ve
Wood
J P Court
Will Take Up Cactus Ranch in Arizona Land Deal
Frederick Wythe of Vecki & Wythe seeks to take up government land in Arizona after Walter Stobneon spotted a suitable area for a cactus ranch. The firm has government permission to occupy twelve sections about 7,680 acres at $1.25 per acre, with conditions to make good.
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Walter Stobneon
Frederick Wythe
Vecki & Wythe
Arizona
San Francioso
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Pedro Valenanela
Alfredo Obregon
Pima County
Toetoo Iron Works
Douglas Beardwell
Tucson Hospital
Ni Jersey
C H Dewning
Big Pine Mining Company
Prescott
Misi
Fick Servers
Parton
Tee Eset
Hetol Ea Rhe
Wasy
Meg
Dr. Mies
George Coloahy
Oakland Bc
San Antonia
All Druggisty
Sta
Miles Medical CO
Elknart Ind
Ft. Huachuca
Douglas Grant Warner
Mre
Robert Stimson
Bistee
Benson
Jobo Rook
Henson
J W Walker
O Urord
Wolcott
K Kringle
Benson Ker
FX Srate
Catholic Church
Sparks
Douglas County
Howe
Dougine
A W Lockwood
Doan
Forte
Joan
Eres
Buffalo
Bell Guarenteed
Neighbore
Gener Weare
International Mille
Weet Philadelphie
HM Eckerman
Willcox
Hugter
Keotion
Wille x
Hughes Will
Omar
W Hicks
Superior Court
Yeaterdey
Bern
J. P. and
Constable
Will m Fowler
Sam Johnson
Grip
Lunacy Board
Lock Mood
Saushoro
Sane
Frorate Proceedings
R Thompson
L Lombardi
Davidovich
Creditere
Will
Cactus Ranch
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