Three Prisoners Taken to Pen in Indeterminate sentence cases
Three prisoners were taken to Flore today under Deputy Sheriff W Howe. John Bodie was sentenced for assault with intent to kill Chas Lemon. Maruci Gales pled guilty to murder and received life. Lemon was sentenced under the indeterminate sentence law. evidence in the case was continued and trial dates set for Monday morning after about 40 witnesses. The court will issue instructions as the attorney arguments proceed.
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Flore
W. Howe
John Bodie
Chas Lmon
Maruci Gales
Douglas
Hodie
Gales
Lemon
thenningham-Costello
Mercing
Witnemane
Bethedee
Thettorneys
Conference of Arizona Supervisors Called at Phoenix Next Month
A letter invites all county supervisors to a Phoenix meeting during the state fair week to discuss topics such as highway construction and indigent care. The state engineer will attend to align on state questions and encourage broad participation.
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Conference of Arizona Supervisors
Phoenix
Joanties
Phosniz
Wedoce
Auriove
Saperri
Partial Eclipse of the Moon Observed in Arizona
The moon eclipse lasted about twenty minutes, seen by many early risers in the city. Clouds limited coverage, with at most a quarter of the orb obscured. Scientific notes said the event would be clearer in Arizona than elsewhere in North America.
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Swelock
Inquiry of Cash Loot Taken By Rebels in Sonora
A report details a Wells Fargo loss of 2530 and inquiries into loot seized by rebels in Sonora. The piece mentions a prior $2540 Mex. haul from a train burn near Quijons, with names including J M Williams and campa, and references to Hall's Catarrh Cure advertisements embedded in the article.
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Sonora
Wells- Fargo
Emlio Campa
Tuccno
J. M. Williams
Ladies' Social Last Evening at Congregational Church
A report on the Congregational church Ladies' Social last evening highlights record attendance, praises for Miss Emily Axtell the organist, and superb performances with several encores. Refreshments included ice cream and cake, and future socials are anticipated by the Ladies Aid group.
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Emily Axtell
Congregational Church
Noted Arizona Jurist Frederick Neve Dies at 39
Judge Frederick 8. Neve former associate justice of the Arizona Supreme Court died at his Globe home Friday afternoon after a long illness He was 39 years old and left a widow and two children.
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Frederick 8. Neve
The
Supreme Court of Arizona
Globe
Sod
Sunday Church Services In Tombstone Churches
Sunday schedules from multiple churches list morning Sunday schools, evening services, and special events. Congregational, Methodist, and Catholic congregations invite all parishioners to attend with various pastors named and times specified.
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Congregational
County to get new phone directory soon
Coohiee county will have a new telephone directory soon, per Charles W. Tuck, directory manager for the Mountain States Telephone and Telegraph Company. The date is being prepared and will go to press in a few days. Several telephone installations since the last directory necessitate the new book.
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Coohiee County
Charles W. Tuck
Mountai States Telephone and Telegraph Comepany
Court Cases Filed in J P Court St Precinct
LH Mad dox files against Grand Arizona Copper Co demanding 8865 dollars and 655 dollars costs. Levy on a bay gelding, a bucketh, and a black gelding at J B Howard ranch in Cochise County.
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J.P. Court
St. Precinct
Maddox
Grand Arizona Copper Co
J. BE. Howard
Cochise County
Cunningham-Costello case draws visitors and witnesses
Ed Cals from Bisbee visited Tombstone today as a witness in the Cunningham Costello case. Pete Hanren returned to Bisbee after court proceedings. Evelyn Costello arrived from Los Angeles to join family at the case. Judge Frank Hereford of Tucson attended as witness. The Tucson Fort was sold to F E B A Kimball who will relocate to Weekly Progress and Tucton Weekly Poet with a doubled page size.
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Ed Cals Wee
Bisbee
Pete Hanren
Pasoger
Lee Cleer
Frank Hereford
Tucson
Cunningham-Costello
Evelyn Costello
Los Angeles
Tucson Fort
Herbert Brown
F. E B. A. Kimball
Progressive Party
Progress
Tucton
Kimball
A W. McLouvre
Tombstone
Arizona Bankers’ Association
Ocober
Merchants
el Paso
Scarberm Arizonas Fair Association
Local school progress and upcoming open air meeting
School Superintendent E H Stover reports strong progress in Todh and high school grades. An open air meeting tonight at Phoenix with Senator As hurst and Congressman Hayden as speakers. Rev Father Marz notes Sunday services resume after a short break. Upcoming October events in Tucson and Tombstone include several conferences and fairs.
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E. H. Stover
Phoenix
Wilson Maraball Club
Ashurst
Hayden
Father Marz
Marz
Pigeon ties, copper output and local events in Arizona
R J Liddicotte receives eight English homing pigeons with one record trip from Teones France to northern England. Miami Copper Co reports August ore and concentrate figures near copper value with 70 percent recovery. Apache Superstition dance in the Miami District draws crowds to banish evil spirits, while meetings discuss state legislation. Local farming notes include Jersey cow imports, a planned poultry show, and Phoenix high school extending the day to seven hours with two new teachers. Tucson University students expected.
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R. J. Liddicotte
Bisbee
England
Teones
France
Liddicote
Cochise Mines Pass Inspection Report Strongly
J H Bolio state mine inspector returned to Popevix after a three week southern Arizona tour reporting Cochise county mines in good condition. He found larger mines actively meeting code, most have completed essential improvements, and work on the rest is advancing quickly toward full compliance.
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J. H. Bolio
Popevix
Arixons
Cochise
Bolin
Cochise County
Serious Charge Against Campa In Mexican Rebel General
Mexican government files charges of arrow murder and destruction of property against General Emotion Campa. Washington dispatch says officials will regard rebels surrendering to American troops as proper subjects for interment but not extradition unless for non military crimes. Campa remains in custody in Marebel Overlook under surveillance while denying guilt and resisting extradition.
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Arrow
Emotion Campa
Washington
Camps
Marebel
Campa
Change In Fee System on Court Cases Makes a Difference
County faces impact as new fee law shifts court cost deposits. Previously $10 per case and $5 per defendant answer funded the county. now county covers cases under $30 only, keeping any deposits if not reached. Beneficiaries include minor suits and mining matters while larger actions shift burden away from the county. Chamberlain's Cough Re
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Cle Superior Court
English Capital Plans 2500‑Foot Arizona Diamond Dig
A British syndicate funds a 2500 foot Arizona drill near Canyon Diablo to secure a purported diamond the size of a New York skyscraper. London papers and Standard debate the find amid legends of the Moki and space-origin lore, as reports describe a massive, solid gem alleged to exist in the arid site.
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Arizona
New York
London
Eteid
Jnd
Standard
Aris
Canyon Diablo
Santa Fe
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