Candolval Narrow Escape From Bandits
A Fourteenth Infantry detachment guarded by Major Stokes rushed to the border near Sandoval’s ranch after bandits from Utah and Somerton seized horses and attempted to capture the wealthy rancher for ransom. An escaped ranch hand alerted Sandoval, saving him from abduction as Governor Cantu dispatched troops.
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Vema
Arig
Saterday Niett
Fourteenth Infantry
Stokes
Wer Ian
Yuta
Somerton
Sandoval
Cantu
Col. Wilton
Yuma
Mesiwall
Tourist hotel plan discussed by business men
A letter outlines a proposed tourist hotel project with details on funding. It calls for interest coupons, bond purchases, and a citizens committee to raise 196000 dollars and oversee construction. It envisions a corporation formation and board representation for investors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dis Committee
Mos Committee
Citi
WreIh
Sien
Citizen's Mittee
Pershing's Forces to Be Withdrawn
Washington reports after a cabinet meeting that General Pershing's troops in Mexico will be withdrawn and Cassador Fletcher may be sent to the American capital. The formal announcement is not yet issued.
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Pershing
Washington
Rotary Lane
Siar
Mexico
Cassador Fletcher
Tyre
State government committee debates new park and flag bills
The Arizona Legislature considers establishing a state park under the game warden and forest bureau with enforcement powers. A bill by Rep Edwards of Yuma proposes adopting a copper sun flag with a rising star. Rosa McKay of Bisbee pushes a $12 weekly minimum for women workers, while Graham lines seeks strict closure of disorderly resorts. The Federation of Miners appeals for support to sustain copper mining jobs after the war.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Forest Bureau
Arizona
the Daughters of the American Revolution
Edwards
Yuma
Rosa McKay
Bisbee
Tucson
Graham
House
Federation of Miners
Mexican border crash photos shown at Examiner office
A year after the Villa Castles crash at Agua Prieta startling pictures are exhibited at the Examiner Messenger service on Congress street. Tom Codd, manager, arranged for display and Spice post-
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Villa Castles
Agua Prieta
Examiner Messenger Service
Congress Street
Tom Codd
Mrs Cornwallis West defends Wallis West in army scandal
London report says Mrs George Cornwallis West, formerly Mrs Patrick Campbell, defended Wallis West after a court inquiry censured her for army scandal ties. The defense highlights Wallis West as a 63 year old impulsive, warm hearted Britishwoman connected to prominent nobility.
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London
George Cornwallis-West
Patrick Campbell
Old
William Cornwallis-West
Faculty Fight Over Tenure at University of Arizona
A heated warning to Arizona teachers about tenure and firing practices at the University of Arizona. The author argues there is no tenure in Arizona and urges support for a legal test of a teacher’s contract and reputation. The piece links faculty reform to broader state education policy and civic obligations.
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Arizona
University of Arizona
The
Catalinas
Personalities and visitors fill Santa Rita hotel logs
A flood of names flood the Santa Rita hotel and nearby streets as travelers, hotel guests, and railroad officials from cities including Los Angeles, Phoenix, El Paso, Portland, Chicago, and Denver arrive or depart. Notables like W. Crooke, James Stewart, and L. Williams are noted among others visiting or staying, with railroad figures and mining executives also present.
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WF. Clark
Joseph M. Harris
Washington
Rived Fay Loftins
Arizona Eastern Railroad Telegraph Service
Holzer
Los Angeles
Santa Rita
Gilneas Hibbs
Boulder, Cols
R. A. Bruce
Oakland
FE. S. McPermott
el Paso
W. DP. Painter
Grass Valley
California
Carpal
Guaymas
Frank L. Moore
New Yorks
Rosen
Chicago i
Sumner
Buckinham
Wichita, Kan
M. T. Greer
Phoeniz
Tucsenia
M. Mendon
Portland
Oregon
MacNeil
Phoenix
Fourth Avenue
Harry Mareceart
St. Paul
Hayden
Wilson
Stratton Copper Mining Company
Indianapolis
Teeson
Benito Juarez Namesake Licensed to Wed in LA
Benito Juarez namesake in Los Angeles receives license to marry Josephine Finley of Tucson from Clerk Elrod of the superior court. The ceremony is planned after this licensing action.
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H. Craig
Los Angeles
G. Pfunstein
M. Josting
Benito Juarez
Elrod
Josephine Finley
Tucson
Water bills paid in full after city hall drive
City officials report 817.000 in unpaid water rates now paid as two men with efficient instruments pushed property owners to settle overdue bills. Crowds filled the city hall offices with checks and cash, producing record receipts for the books.
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Tatenlieder
Mills Wins His First Bootleg Case in Court
Chief Esau Mills wins his first bootlegging case as John T. Roach pleads guilty in superior court after being arrested by Mills. Roach was carrying a heavy burden of bottles when intercepted by Mills at a hotel doorway.
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Mills
Esau Mills
John T. Roach
Roach
Chamber's New Directors Meet
The Chamber of Commerce opens its 1917 agenda with a new board voting to defer activities until funding sources and amounts are defined. The directors include L. H. Hofmeteter, A. M. Franklin, Charles E. Walker, J. C. Myers, and others with committees on advertising, agriculture, affairs, conventions, finance, legislation, membership, roads, and university affairs.
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Chamber of Commerce New Board of Divertors
Chamber
L. H. Hofmeteter
A. M. Franklin
Tressurer
Charles E. Walker
J. C. Myers
Charles F. Willis
John I. Reilly
C. A. Thomas
W. J. Wakefield
F. W. Taylor
Wm. McDermott
George F. Kitt
Charles ¥. Witt
Ww. Taylor
George Fr
HIT Rrs Agricultere
Taylor
Mets
Profeawer PO
Willia'n McDermott
James E. Walker
William McDermott
Tucson Y M C A and Phoenix Y M C A Basketball Matches
The Tucson Y M C A basketball team will play two games against the Phoenix Y M C A Friday and Saturday evening. A pregame practice will be held tonight between the university and Y M C A teams. The Phoenix squad is described as featuring players from Yale and Kansas.
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Tucson
Phoenix Y. M. C. A’s
Team of the Phoenix Ywo
Rine Hall
Unversity
Association
Phoenix
College State
Yale
Kansas University
Stranger Dies After Brief Stay At Mt Mary's Hospital
A man identified only as Meehels, described as a stranger hired to Mt. Marys hospital, died after a short stay. Authorities believe he may have hailed from the state of Washington, but no connections there are known.
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Meehels
Mt. Mary's Hospital
Wasleneten
For Sale Classified Note: 1916 Model Ford
FOR SALE A 1916 Model Ford in good condition. 346 Soest St. Asking $290. Also a bungalow with three rooms bath porch and garage at 1m5 14th St. Readable text lists contact codes and partial dates.
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Soest St
Bath
14Th St
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Candolval
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Examiner Office
Tomimies
Pat Campbell
George Cornwallis West
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Tarotea i
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A. J. Kartton
Raten
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Um. Cook
Barton Williams
Woteleset OO
Pels
Williams
Barker
Mes
Mister Jet
Las Veras
Nevada
A. K. Livingston
Douglas
Vo Simpson
Lovingston
Canon City
Colo
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Beath
Donsmier
Inck
Z. Fisher
Houston, Texas
F. O'Malley
K. Tc. Heetgkins
Rived
F. Amenstetter
St. Louis
San Francisco
Bartow
Santa
Mita
Nabriskle
Minnard
New York
James A. Dunn
Pittsburet
Eimenton
R.seay
J. B. Meronica
F. Carmichael
Nogales
B. Moutton
Arnold
Saseoie
Tuemia
Withers
Sasco
Parker
Niles
Oklahoma
PD. Ning
G. D. Beller
Tursenia
A. Brown
Fl Paso
Mrs
Olive Camp
WM. Root
Whitaker
Oesa D
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Sete
Business B. Miller
Spokane
Detroit
McArthur Brothers
Douglas —— Bisbee
Dregente Joen L Brown & Sok
Besten
Mase
O. Cricage
Tucson Y
Evervegs
Association Hall
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Oliver Typewriter
Lynch
Stome Ave
Owl Restaurant
Kenson
Ress
Stork
Iver Johnson
Reid Sporting Goods Co
Stone Ave
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