Secretary Bakers Speech Sparks Judge's Condemnation
Fragmentary text shows Judge Kibbe condemning a speech by Secretary Baker amid a chaotic report from New York dateline. The account references Washington soldiers in an alley, alleged theft and unrest, with scattered phrases about reform, Meticans, and a convulsive local scene.
CHALMERS BENDER M QUILLAN OUT IN FREE FOR ALL
Fragmentary notice from Philadelphia dated October 21 mentions CHALMERS BENDER and M QUILLAN out in a free-for-all mixed rack and trot event. Names of other participants and contact lines appear in the torn passage.
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W. BR. McKuen
Tucson
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H. Henderson
Hereford
Accused Mrs Bates Slayers Prominent Locals Named
Testimony in the Tucson murder case identifies key suspects including Wiley, a deaf former circus officer, and Jonas Whote, a longtime peace officer. Sheriff Forbes and Ramon Salazar are among other local figures connected to the case detailing roles and prior duties.
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Sudden death shocks Casa Grande. Walter Weaver dies in Phoenix
Walter Weaver formerly of Casa Grande and later Hayden and Ray Detalis are puzzled by the cause of death in Phoenix. Burial will be in Casa Grande where relatives lie. Weaver, longtime railroad and express worker, planned to retire and return to Casa Grande in November. Surviving wife, other relatives, and friends in Casa Grande react as details of a sudden death emerge.
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Overland Driver Returns From Douglas Tour
Overland dealer H Reynolds reports excellent road conditions and a highly successful trip to Douglas. He notes high demand for the model, causing shortages at other dealers, and states he averaged seventeen miles per gallon with minimal water use.
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