Railroad man held on assault charge in Cochise County
Beit Say eee eal bd a s a RAILROAD MAN HELD UNDER $1500 BOND FOR ALLEGED ASSAULT ON YOUNG HIGH SCHOOL GIRL. Testimony from Mine Laverne Chasteen described a disturbing incident tied to John L. Reese and the Perry family. Court cleared of spectators. Reese bound over to superior court for trial.
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Young High School
Mar
J. P. Mallory
John L. Rose
Fletese
Mallory
Justice Mallory
Sheriff Bailey
Mine Chasteen
Ernest Perry
K. Parry
Reese
Perry
John L. van Ruskirk
K. Berry Peterson
Levis Kempt
Miss Chasteen
Tett
Speedway
Monnz
hem @aumhier
Ander Ball
Deserter of Girl Sought by Police After Abduction
A 14 to 16 year old Colorado girl abandoned by her alleged abductor in Tucson seeks help from police. Government officers pursue the man, who is said to have rented an expensive car and traveled as far as Phoenix. White slavery charges are expected to be lodged against him.
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Perry
Meese
East
Ninth Avenue
Mra Perty
Heese
Reese
Ana
Miss Chasteen
Mra Perry
Third Street
Myrtie Oram
Colorado
Tucccr
Crention House
Immigration Service
Sho
Allewegg
Tucson
Congress
Hyde
Dailey Ford
Phoenix
Hi Way
Tim Wren
Conway May Enter Local Paving Field
The article reports negotiations for Colonel Power Conway to join the Willite paving company, with George R.B. Singleton and other stockholders involved as the firm seeks additional capital and broader control of Willite. Details on progress are unclear due to scattered reports from various locations.
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Conway
Power Conway
Sarcclates
George RP
Stnngieton Cometrartion Company
Willite Peering
Frenk
Hereford Teller
Mereford Hae Jeer
Flegwtetf
Ruesen
Sech
Willite
Conwar
Warren Brathefa Company
Frenk Fr. Cufley
Wiftlife Organization
Ettr
George RB. Singleton
Teccor
Teple
la Quemads
Aditional Capital
No Concert Tonight By Southern Pacific Band
Armory plaza performance canceled as announced by A H Condron secretary of the local chamber of commerce. City data effort aims to map open sewers and lines to plan low cost water and sewage services per Tucson Board of Health directives. City Engineer G Moward Atehles noted the project will group areas for future sanitation work.
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Southern Pacific Band
Armory Plaza
A. H. Condron
Focal Chamber of Commerce
Tucson Board of Health
G. Moward Atehles
Records Smashing Times Amid Shattered Marks
The report lists multiple record times and speeds with inconsistent OCR data. It notes speeds around 88.83 mph and various long-duration records, including hours and minutes. Names, dates, or precise events are unreadable, but the emphasis is on record-breaking efforts and conflicting figures.
Arizona Offers Wonderful Summer Trip Attractions Declares
Local attorney extols Arizona as a premier summer travel destination promising lush scenery and potential economic benefits. He cites Lake Tehee and Flagstaff as examples of attractive sites, arguing wealthy visitors would bolster regional prosperity and showcase state beauty.
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Arizona
Mountain Lion Killed After Yearlong Hunt in Rincon
After more than a year of unsuccessful hunting, Rincon Ranchman Jim MacDonald and A. B. Carey tracked the mountain lion that preyed on Carey’s livestock. The cat, said to measure eight feet, was cornered in the Rincon Mountains after it killed a colt on Carey’s range. Carey helped in the chase as dogs tracked the elusive predator to the high reaches before the lion was killed.
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A. B. Carey
Rincon A
Jim MacDonald
Rincon
Carey
Walekly
Princess Anastasia near death in Greece palace vigil
Doctors declare no hope to reverse Anastasia’s serious illness as she remains comatose under artificial support. Prince Christopher and Witt Leeds Jr. keep constant bedside vigil alongside Queen Mother Sophie and Emma Parmentier, who have sacrificed sleep and meals to comfort the princess.
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Robert Turner
Christopher
Anastasia
Witt B. Leeds, Jr
Mieas
Giga
Greece
Emma Parmentier
Cotton textile mill eyed for old Pueblo site in Tucson
A Los Angeles investment house proposes a chain of cotton mills with Tucson as a site for a large plant employing hundreds. The plan includes another mill in Los Angeles and a possible fourth in Fresno California, pending Arizona cotton data and production data.
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Tucson Chamber of Commerce
Pueblo
Los Angeles
Nouthwest
San Diego
Freene
Cali
Ariteoma
Chamber of Commerce
Tucson
Otties
Menico
Arizona
Sojourner Club Holds Special Meet at Park
The Sojourners Club convened a special meeting at a park called by president Pierce M Brown. Temporary secretary and treasurer were appointed to fill a vacancy from Otto Lund who transferred to Camp Kearney. The group expressed appreciation for local services and outlined next steps for the club.
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Sojourner'’s Club
Park
Sojourners
Pierce M Brown
Preanall
Otto & Lund
Camp Kearne
Meretin
Ffir
Lands Services Angre
Fragmentary OCR Note on Morning Transaction Dates
Fragmentary OCR text mentions timing and details around a morning session. It references percentages and foreman roles in a project and hints at boundary or border related terms. The exact entities and dates remain unclear due to garbled text.
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J. M. Phillipowski
Firet
Cochise County
Coal Commission
Coolidge
Calreards
Altehison
Interstate Commerce Commission
RK. Wadleigh
Atlantic States
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Congrave
Ireland
Dublin
Dail
Willite Co
Cummer
Piegetatl
New Bee Land
Lake Tehee
Terets
Enoch H. Crowder
Cuba
Washington
Sneesman
Smith
Catalina Heights
W. Perrine
Sth
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Omnes
Upetaira
Dunbar
Ieee
Bick
Rane
Seners
Studebaker
Rod
Rte and Reynolds Garage
MIR
Gotton
Old Pueblo
Chain of Mills
Alaska
Oregon Trail
Cupid’s Elephant
Cael
Bt of
Te Knicsy
Wiliam Bornai
Jeearne
Hesse
Portland” Cement
Ndeeyel
Cement Association
National
D Ees
Mitchell Maude Warne
Lime
Aubrey
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