Cochise County political announcements spark local races
A flood of candidate disclosures from Tombstone to Bisbee outlines contenders for county recorder treasurer assessor and judges. Gus Hickey John Rock E A Hughes J Calieghan Ed Jones and others are named with notes on experience and party alignment. Judge Owen T Rouse seeks supreme court seat.
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Col Pickett
Tomtetone Ie
Venate
Cochive
Gus Hickey
Brehoe
Murphy
Lowell Ie
W P Sims
State Senate
Simein
Legis JS Merrille
Me Merrill Ie
Arivone
Cochise County
Ascersor
E A Hughes
Tomtetone
Hughes
Aliane
Koewe
Wil
John Rock
Tombstone
Renee Ar
Rockie
Yor
J . Calieghan
Bushee Han
Haghanie
Cochire
Ed Jones Forelerk
Supmisor
Ylace
Oormey
Sutter
Owen T Rouse
Supreme Coast
Roure ix
Kentucky
Missouri
Cleveland Law College
Arizona
Cleveland
Supreme Court
Arie Zopeix III
Jodge Rouse
Lever
Fifteenth Patient at County Lunatic Asylum
The county lunacy commission committed the fifteenth patient yesterday afternoon. John Mar, a 30 year old man, is the unfortunate patient. He claims the world haunts him and that visitors throw rocks at him through the ceiling at night. He was moved to the insane asylum this morning by Deputy Sheriff Howe.
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Lunsey Commission
John Mar
Shere
Who Can See The New Comet
Tombstone Town Topics reports a flurry of local activity and travel notes from Tombstone and nearby areas. Residents including WF Kochentecker MM Mille and Allen R English are mentioned along with visitors to Douglas and Benson. Local figures attend meetings, court business proceeds, and a variety of townsfolk travel for commerce and social duties.
Swat Timing Question Raises Primary Debate
A fragment discusses the timing of a decisive action linked to counter patriots at the primary question. It warns that deferring the operation to a later date could be dangerous.
Advertised Letters At Combetone Post Office
Notices list letters in general delivery dated August 19 1911. Names include Andrea Lopes Lorenzo Martinez Fane Tautines and Martinez. Call for above letters and any others advertised by date.
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Lopes
Andrea Martinez
Lorenzo Lorenzo
Martinez Tautines
Fanetino
Arizona News of Interest Highlights Local Changes and Travels
The Douglas school board votes a five dollar nonresident tuition fee. Douglas saw about forty outside pupils last year. John Schoshusen returns to Tucson, praising Arizona as the best place. El Paso & Southwestern freight agent predicts Rock Island transcontinental trains through Douglas within a year. Prescott hosts bankers’ meetings with railfare discounts arranged. Winslow voters approve high school bonds of seventeen thousand five hundred dollars. Tempe tech schools report 1792 pupils enrolled, up 58 from last year. A shooting at Shores Camp near Camp Verde ends with one death and a coroner’s inquiry clears the other. Eastern travel to the Pacific via the Southern Pacific increases tourist and homeseeker traffic. Walter Douglas wins a club cup in golf. Mrs. Otis dies in Prescott at 76, after moving to Arizona in 1874.
Sunday Church Services in Tombstone Schedule
Sunday in Tombstone churches announce Sunday School at 108 m. EH Reeves, Supt. Preaching at 11. Evening service at 7 pm with theme The Baseball Game of Life. Rev H A Dee, Pastor. Another church invites Sunday School at 10 am and preaching at 11. No services at Catholic church until further notice.
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M. EH Reeves
Africa
H. A. Dee
Mosquito Bite May Cost Hand Infected In Douglas
Roy Pyett, foreman at the Packard ranch in Sonora, was severely affected by an infected mosquito bite on his left hand. He was brought to Douglas in critical condition after scratching the lesion, with early treatments failing and doctors hoping to save the member.
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McVesy
Mountain Sates Telephone Telegraph Company
Bistee
Lucson
Roy Pett
Packard Ranch
Sonora
Douglas
Mr. Pyett
Smuke de
Donglan
Father Reunited With Daughter After Twenty-Year Struggle
Captain Tom Finding, famed for his role in the Juaree attack, locates his daughter in San Simon after two decades apart. Separated during captivity in Colorado and believed lost with his wife and child, he learns she was adopted by a good family. The daughter, now aware of her father, travels with her eight month old grandchild to meet him.
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Tom Finding
Juaree
Malaro
San Sinn
Colorado
Bia Wile Hai
Thres
San Simon
Arizona to see freight rate cuts on food and staples
E O W Clapp and HC Hallmark of the Southern Pacific returned to Tuc vi o from Los Angeles where they attended a rate hearing. Clapp said it is likely that rates on wool summer fruit fuel and foodstuffs will be reduced in Arizona soon. The move follows long agitation for lower rates.
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Arizona
E OW
Clapp
Southern Pacific
HC Hallmark
Tucvio
Los Angeles
Saya
Arizona Delegate Pursues Mining Congress Near Cochise County
Ellis MacDougall of Oro Blanco, Arizona delegate to represent the state at the American Mining Congress, departs for Chicago session. He notes uncertainty about other Pima county delegates and says a strong effort will push for bringing the 1812 congress to Arizona, possibly Douglas.
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Arizona
Mining Congress
Cochise County
American Mining Congress
Chicago
Ellis MacDougall
Oro Blanco
Pima County
R E Stoan
Thureds
Douglas
MacDougall
Nature of Cochise County Makes Good on Large Enterprises
Ralph Cadwell son of Douglas Postmaster Fred Cadwell sails to Tuliyolah Falls Georgia to supervise construction of a 4,009,060 dollar power plant. Cadwell, 27, born at Dos Cabesas, is noted for early achievements and strong Tombstone ties.
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Cochise County
Ralph Cadwell
Fred Cadwell
Douglas
Tuliolah Falls
Arisonsos
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Supreme
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Inesatve
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Joe Hood
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MM Mille
el Paso
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Jonet
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Arthur
Allen R English
Hestee
Lowell
Bienomic Nation
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Dongies
Republicane
Hone Ley
Teremarer
Coick
EA Storer
Tod
Hopkine
Mary Powere
Benson
James Wolf
Curtis
Havie Brench
Lewis Springs
Blue Lodge Masons
Masonic Hall
Cegler
Shawiberlain
Donglse
Po Feos Wee
Globe
John Schoshusen
Tucson
EG Mustain
el Paso & Southwestern
Rock Island
Donging
Mr. A Pouleon
Prescott
Deereville
Arizons” Bankers’ Association
Winslow
County Board of Supervisors
Newsom
Shores Camp
Camp Verde
Clinton Strahan
Charles
Albert Greer
Charles Strahan
Agun
Uver
Greer
Pacific Comet
Golden State Limited
Walter Dougisa
Warree District
T W. Otis
Cott
Mr. Otis Jio Cleveland O
Epmorth
P. A. Borxis, Pastor
Furtaurann
Marauder
Dos Caberse
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