Fair Ground Unveils New Dress Uniform at Arizona State Fair
Septembers Arizona state fair unveils new livestock housing, race grounds, exhibits, a grand entrance, a fire station, water system, and gray painted buildings. Governor Campd and state board members praise contractor C Hover and the management for major improvements amid high labor and material costs.
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CREY
Phoenix
Governor Campd
State Board of Directors
C. Hover
Stee
Ross
Andrew Maumert
Eli Ts
Husband Charged After Alleged Baby Abuse Divorce Plea
A wife in a divorce action cites severe abuse by her husband Stanley Vaughn including striking their baby with a band causing injury and long distress. The complaint alleges repeated hunger and denial of a home, with the couple married in Pensbury England and the wife seeking separation.
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Herter
Stanley Voueher
Vaughn Etal
Vadghes
Tesingham
Pariand
Ageoet
Vaughn
Struck by Motor Car S Sutter Not Expected to Survive
Phoenix report details S W Sutter a 30 year old man injured in a collision between his bicycle and a motor car driven by C S Simmons. He suffered a brain concussion and skull fracture and underwent trepanning at St Joseph's hospital. At 1 AM his condition was described as critical with recovery doubtful.
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Phoenix
W. Sutter
St. Joseph's Hospital
Sutter
C. 5. Simmons
Offic
Palm Lane
North Central
Ae de Vin Write
Satter
Officers arrest man after raid on doctors in Goodrich building
Police officers Strathy and Gaskin arrested a man in the Goodrich building after midnight during a search of Dr Horah and Hates offices following a burglary the night before at Dr Borah's suite where morphine was stolen. The suspect Wag Waggoner appeared in poor physical condition and carried a large quantity of morphine and cocaine on his person.
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Phoenix
Sept
Strathy and Gaskin
Dr. Horah and
Hates
Goodrich
Dr. Borah
Former Nogales Man Leads Military Police in Paris
Ogalis dispatch reports Maj. M. L. Kaiser, a former Nogales resident and Sonora cattle interests, now heads the U S Army military police in Paris. Kaiser trained at Presidio San Francisco after U S entry and rose to first lieutenant.
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Ogalis
Paris
M. L. Kaiser
Nogales
U.S. Army
PHYSICIAN ARRESTED ON CHARGE OF ABORTION
DOUGLAS Sept 5 Dr Vanneman longtime resident and Cochise county medical superintendent was arrested on a warrant charging abortion. The complaint, filed yesterday, sets prelim hearing for Saturday before Judge Jack. Bond posted. investigation linked to a child’s body found Monday near the city.
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Douglas
Sturn
Vanneman
Cochise
Sam Houcher
Police Department
Justice of the Peace
Jack
George M. Roark
de Vannemarn
Vanneenan
Vannemen
Tn Busines
Road Supervisor Signs His Name 4000 Times
Phoenix, Sept. 26. Chairman W K Bowen of the Maricopa county board completes signing 4000 copies of the county s 4 000 000 road bond issue. Bonds delivered in Cincinnati with a draft for the gross amount received. Construction plans for highways pushed with first work possibly starting January. A sand and gravel plant will be built near Tempe by the Salt River. Proposals for road material including 860 000 barrels of Portland Cement invited by Oct 4.
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Phoenin
State Land Board
Florence
Casa Grande
McCracken
Flagstaff
Kiatuwa Oil Co
Salt River Valley
Portland West
Yuma Toca
US Army Post
Phoenin—Repot
Cotumiasion
Arizona
Yo Holbrook
Black Canyon
Apache
Navajo
Phoenix
W K. Bowen
Maricopa
Tempe
Salt River
Hand Loss Damages Sought In Tucson Incident
A claim seeks 23 dollars in damages for loss of a hand from an accident aboard a Tucson Miss Colla inerahaca vessel. The Gry Net head tug was caught in machinery, leading to amputation in December 1915 while employed by the company through Richey and Richey in the Superior Mise Touglas at ae.
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Tevson
Danakes
Tucson
Sing Location Notices for Sale at Prospectors Office
Notices advertise sing location items for sale at the Prospector office and offer delivery to any address on receipt. Each item priced at six for 25 cents, details unreadable due to fragment.
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SING
Prospector Office
Three Year Term for Steer Theft in Phoenix
Jo Hack was convicted by a jury in Judge Stanford's court of steer theft. The lengthy sentencing followed testimony and arguments. The case involved a steer belonging to Henry Pemberton of Scottsdale and included questions about alibi and the print errors in the record.
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Phoenix
Jo Hack
Stanford
Henry Pemberton
Scottsdale
Former Army Officer Held to High Court
Douglas dispatch reports former First Cavalry officer Carl Morris faced preliminary hearing on a charge of issuing checks on non existent banks. Lieut Abrams of the First Cavalry identified four checks in payment of mess dues. Judge W. Jack bound Morris over to the superior court on a $1040 bond. The proceeding ended after questions about out of state bond eligibility.
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Jatee Jack
Morris
Lieut
Abrams
Tomer
State Asylum Inmate Jumps To Death From Water Tower
Sept 24 at the state asylum near Phoenix an inmate named Overton, 62, a former sign painter, jumped from the water tower during a morning incident witnessed by attendants and inmates. He had been on parole and was not considered dangerous, with hospital records noting his past work around the facility. He reportedly recited scripture before leaping and falling to the ground amidst a failed attempt by staff to intervene.
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Phoenix
Overton
Wailgaards
Jones
Pima County
Usta
Arizona Infantry to Hold Bisbee Nogales Reunion
A planned reunion and endurance stage between Bisbee and Nogales is set with HR Holbrook of Tucson coordinating operations from Bisbee. The event will honor Arizona Infantry veterans, with a formal assembly, reception at Prock Lake post, and a banquet.
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Bisbee
Nogales
Arizona Infantry
Fisme
Uielee
HR Holbrook
Tucson
Holbrook
T ‘He State Corporation
Cottiintsalon Berets
Mt Ami
Nova
Oil Claims Spread Along Bolders in Mountain Region
Sept 24 report describes oil claims spreading from the mountains toward the San Rafael grant area. Locators from Ne gales and Patagonia groups are said to be active along the eastern frontier, near Juc kin Creek and south of the Cam mountains, under the notice of Ranger R. A. Rodgers.
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Oe Mountains
San of Off
Pelro Oh & Gus Company
Fave Con
Aims
Ae San Rafael
Cam Mountains
Negales
Patagonia
R. A. Rodgers
Canitla
Huachuenn
Fear of Scarlet Letter May Have Caused Murder
Douglas, Sept 24. Fear of the scarlet letter, social branding of fallen women, may have driven a motive for the murder of a baby found buried on a farm northwest of the county hospital. Infant body was exhumed yesterday. exams showed the child was not stillborn.
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Douglas
Carset
Phoenix National Life Insurance Company Organized
Phoenix men form Phoenix National Life Insurance Company to keep Arizona dollars at home for investments. The organization was perfected at a stockholders meeting in the Adams hotel north parlor.
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Phoenix
Texpress
Arizons Dellars
Phoenix National Life Insurance Company
Adams Hotel
Notice for Publication in Turner's Arizona Homestead Grant
Department of the Interior Land Office at Phoenix announces that George of Turner Arizona applied after 12 1914 for a three year grant to establish a homestead on SW Section 55 Range 208 West of the Gila and Meridian. The filing was before W A Fowler at Tombstone Arizona on October 23 1929 with witnesses Reinhold F Haug Bert J Han Turner and Walden Arizona Rexistor Sept Diggins acting for Fire.
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Department of the Interior Land Office
Phoenix
Arieby
George of
Turner
Arizona
W. A. Fowler
Walan
Fle Irvin
Rexistor
Diggins
Turner man files three year proof on lands in Arizona
Walter J Mouells of Turner Arizona filed notice of intention to make three year proof to establish a homestead claim for lots 1 and 2 in section 19 township 203 range 268 G S R B Meridian. The proceeding before U S Commissioner W A Fowler at Tombstone is set for October 2 191%. Witnesses named are George W Fenter Mrs Bertha Jon Igo John Thomas all of Turner Arizona. First pub August 31 191%
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Department of the Interior
Walter J. Mouells
Turner
Arizona
Seecon 19
Township
Range
G&s RB
Meridian
Haw
W. A. Fowler
U.S
Tombstone
George W. Fenter
Bertha
Jon Igo
John Thomas
Catarrhal Deafness Cure Claim Amid Patent Ad
An advertisement offers one hundred dollars for any case of catarrh deafness cured by Haire Catarrh Cure. It asserts focal applications fail, as they cannot reach the internal area, and promises free cures and a 100 dollar reward for non cures. The notice lists v2 '& CO, Toledo, O as the source.
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V2 ‘& CO
Toledo
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National Fe Senate
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Baer
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