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Arizona republican., 1915-10-07
MURDER MONTH
 OLD REVEALED
Arrest of Teddy Molina Discloses That He Shot and Killed Faliez Madril Near Agua Caliente Sev- eral Weeks Ago

A celebration that eliminated in the murder of a man by his best friend was brought to light yesterday in the 1 arrest of Teddy Molina of Agua Cali ente, who shot Faliez rMadril several 1 weeks ago. Since September 10, when It Is believed the tragedy occurred, Molina has lived his customary ranch life without fear or thought of the law. He has made no effort to leave the section in which he has made his home for the past quarter of a century; yet he has frankly con fessed his guilt to County Attorney Candy and Sheriff Jeff Adams, in whose custody he was brought to Phoenix early yesterday morning.
 Both men had been drinking heavily the night that the man who now oc- cupies a cell in the county jail shot his companion from his horse, and fatally wounded him.
 The county officials on Sunday were notified by John Cameron, a cattleman of Agua Caliente, that a man had been killed, and immediately departed for that district to investi- gate the matter.
 The records duly recorded the death
 
 held by coroner's jury brought in a, verdict of accidental death. The pe- culiar bullet wound in the head gave rise to this belief.
 According to the story told by young Amavisco and his wife, at whose home the murder took place, and corroborated by the confession of Molina the young Mexicans were out for "a time" Madril and Mo- lima had obtained a quantity of liquor from Ajo, in which they had indulged rather more than freely. Madril with a Winchester and his friend with a l guitar galloped down to the Anna visco ranch. three miles from Cali 1 ente. where they reused the family | by music, in which shots intermin- | gled. Amavisco was asked to open | the gate, and the merrymakers rode | gaily in and gathered about the group | n the yard. There were a few words, 1 excited by the liquor, and then Ma 1ril reloaded his gun and went in he house for water. He returned, put aside his Winchester, and re- marked he was going below" Mo ina picked up the gun and shot Ma lril just as he started off on his lorse.
 This is the account of the shoot las created not little furor in Agua 'aliente, where all the parties con- erned have lived for some time.
 Molina will be arraigned in Judge )eSouza's court today
Arizona republican., 1915-10-07
John L. Alexander, Noted Boys Worker. Who Will Address
 Number of Gatherings Today

bringing him to Phoenix, parents of young boys. are being treated to an opportunity seldom acquired.
 For several years MT. Alexander was the head of the boy scout move ment in America.
 The day as planned for MT. Alex ander. by those who are entertaining him. is very well filled. He will ad- dress an assembly of the high school at l0,40. His subject will he Boy hood and Girlhood Development"
 At twelve o'clock. at the Y. NJ. c. A, he will be entertained at luncheon given for all ministers and Sunday school superintendents of Ma ricopa county. MT. Alexander will address the gathering. Rev Joe Hedgepeth will also speak on the subject of the Superintendent De- partment-"
 MT. Alexander will address an open air meeting at 500 o'clock at the Y, stadium on the subject of The Chal- lenge of Adolescence" Everyone is invited to this meeting, whether par ents or not.
 High school boys will be especially invited to hear the noted speaker at four o'clock. at the Y. M. C. A. He will have an interesting invitation to deliver.
 At four thirty, every owner of machine is asked to be at the Y, in order that the local companies of boy scouts may be properly conveyed to the T.. s. Rifle Range. where Dr. Alexander will deliver his famous lec ture. "A Clean Man" It is cal cuIated by those in charge that there will be three hundred boys from all .r, derful talk
 Prouably the most important meet ing of the entire day will occur at Seven-rhirty in the evening when
Arizona republican., 1915-10-07

mining companies, were personally responsible for the present condi- tiOnS there.
 Organizer McCluskey of the West ern Federation of Miners, urged that the people of the state take over the the mines and declared his intention of introducing the above resolution.
 Judge Comstock, who has carried a card in the printers union for twen- tyfive years, pleaded for legisla- tive action, by the Federation to- ward better protection for women, children and the sick.
 The labor men were taken to San Xavier mission this afternoon as guests of the chamber of commerce, returning in time to hold a night session.
Arizona republican., 1915-10-07

assembled at Tucson, Arizona, this 9th day of October, 1915. call upon the board of control of the state of Arizona. to exercise the power vested in them by the people to reopen the mines, mills and smelters and operate them under the provisions of the industrial pursuit acts and in behalf of all the people in the state of Arizona.
 Final action on several resolutions was taken as follows, and as a rule accorded with committee recommen- dations.
 Proposal to make it possible for employees to secure damages for phys ical depreciation if company examin- ations are made-to the permanent law and legislation committed
 Universal six-day law-law and legislation.
 For all state and county printing to be done within the state-law and legislation
 Labor commissioner bill-commit- tee recommended initiation but con- sideration was deferred.
 Eight hour law-permanent law and legislation.
 Minimum wage law-to the same committee with request for earnest consideration and exhaustive inquiry
 Restriction of bond issues-non- concurrence.
 Electrical workers protective measure-permanent committee.
 Bill .for limiting age and providing for examination of chauffeurs-perm- anent committee
 Conforming loan of billion dollars as violation of neutrality; adopted. Against army and navy leagues eff forts to build up greater fighting
Arizona republican., 1915-10-07
SOME SENTENCES IN
 US. DISTRICT COURT
Lee, Enos, Lewis and de Lowe Given Terms From 60 Days to 15
 Months; One Trial is Started.

Yesterday was sentencing and trial day in the federal court; one trial was held and four received their terms from Judge Sawtelle.
 For Amos De Lowe, the youthful Indian boy who purloined gold enough from his uncle to take him self and girl to both expositions, the court had term of 15 months in the Santa Fe, New Mexico prison, where federal offenders with sen tences over a year in length are be- ing cared for. De Lowe got the longest term of the four.
 Charlie Lee, the Chinaman charged with having opium in his possession, and who demanded trial, changed his plea to guilty yesterday morn ing, as he was about to bo tried, and was given 60 days in the county jail Dave Lewis and Carlos Enos, Pima boys who took a saddle and bride from Sam Lefty, an Indian on the Salt River reservation, pied guilty and received two months term each.
 The trial of Jim Velasquez, charged with having sold liquor to an Indian was started yesterday afternoon.
 Tom Flynn, Gerald Jones. Sam Pattee and w. J. Bryan of the U. & Attorneys office are all casting longing giances at a nice smokum opum outfit left to the government by Chas. Lee. The layout isn't in working order now, but it would make a souvenir for somebody's den.
 Marshal Dillon ayers that paving First avenue will abate a number of nuisances. He suggests that if Rob Craig will just get him an axe and cut down the defunct umbrella trees along the Central school grounds. it will improve the appear ance of the civic center whole lot.
Arizona republican., 1915-10-07
FEDERATION OF LABOR

Continued from Page one)
Arizona republican., 1915-10-07

machine in this country; adopted.
 Endorsing and urging active work in extending circulation of Arizona Labor Journal.
 Opposing infliction of death pen alty on men now condemned until after next election; adopted.
 Several proposed amendments to the Federation's constitution and by laws were considered, and those fav- ored will be sent to a referendum vote.
 The resolutions and bills re- ferred to the permanent legislative committee will be considered by five men to be elected in November, and acted upon as they deem best.
 Eagles hall was filled with dele gates, local union men and promi- nent citizens when a smoker was given last night in honor of the vis- iting delegates. Music was furn- ished by a six-piece orchestra and talented vocalists, and Antone Sche- ben. one of the delegates, entrtained with monologues.
 J. L. Donnelly, scretary of Miami Miners Union, spoke on labor condi- tions in general and urged greater unity.
 Attorney F. c. Struckmeyer of Phoenix, spoke at length on the Rights of Union Men to Picket citing many court decisions admitting that labor possesses that right
 George Powell, of the Miami Min CTS, who is prominent in Western Federation circles, described in de- tail the events leading up to and during the Clifton strike, bitterly at tackled the press for printing '1ies which it knows are 1ies," and said
Arizona republican., 1915-10-07
THE IDEA

"1s there anything I can do to relieve your distress, my poor Woman?" asked the stylishly dressed visitor
 "Yes, ma'am," replied the emaciated tenement dWeller. When you go out YOU might tell the people in the hall that you're a friend of mine and not charity worker. er."-Birmingham Age- Herald
Arizona republican., 1915-10-07
NO PREFERENCE

He had told her the age-old story, and, torn with emotion, waited for a few short words that would decide his fate.
 George" she said, before I give you my answer you must tell me somthing. Do you drink anything
 A smile of relief lighted his hand some countenance. Was that all she wanted to know? Proudly, triumph phantly, he clasped her in his arms and whispered in her sh4l-like ear: Anything" he said.-The Medical Man.
Arizona republican., 1915-10-07
Program Which Mr. Alexander
 Will Follow

1O:40 A. NJ, address to High School assembly. Subject. Boy hood and Girlhood Development"
 12:00. address to assembly of ministers and superintendents at Y. NJ. C. A.
 500 r. NJ, address to open air mass meeting at Y, subject, The Challenge of Adolescence"
 4;00 r. M, will talk to high school boys.
 5:OO P. 1.. delivers famous lecture "A Clean Man" to boy scouts at Rifle Range, north of city.
 7:3O P. NJ, address to mass meeting at Y, subject, "The Chal- lenge of Arizona"
Arizona republican., 1915-10-07
SONG OF NERO

An instructor in one of the colored schools in Mobile asked her pupils one day, who Nero was. A little darkey held up his hand.
 Do you, Arthur, know who Nero was?"
 "Yessum, he's the one we sing about in our Sunday school'
 What is the song like?"
 Nero. My God to Thee."-KansaS City Journal.
Arizona republican., 1915-10-07

John L. Alexander of Chicago. probably the leading boys worker of the decade. will arrive in Phoenix this morning.
 Int reputation MT Alexander has gained in his work with boys. is known all over the world, and in
Arizona republican., 1915-10-07
Acre City News

MT. Reynolds and MT. Roberts have been looking at Acre City property.
 M. H. Shelton is nearly on the sick list. He has been selling real estate too fast and needs a rest.
 A new building is being completed just east of the store. Is Acre City to have a new store. a post office or a city hall.
 MT. Lasem has accepted a contract at Oatman and left for that place some days ago.
 iting the San Francisco exposition and other California points, is spend ing some time with his brother Louis in Acre City.
 MT. Carson is occupying his spare time building chicken yards, coops, etc. The first thing we know there will be a full fledged poultry yard in our midst. MT. Alexander will address a mass at the Y. open air auditorium on the subject of The Challenge of Arizona"
 Following his day of speechmaking here, MT. Alexander will go to Yuma where he will attend and make three to the State Sunday School
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-08-24
Sin Nep gorfer R.dtsselebr'
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" q d ben porlteeenben Be.
ri6tsn bat es ben 4ni6ein, ais penr
bic narabic" perIu4t bate. bas eeut.
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bamit feline Ri6tigteit baben Ioute
ioerben Die 9lusiagen Der @halGnber
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ben oem PrGi:oentsn Spsi pincripre.
henoe 2lngaben asseniibsrItsben. Denu
es aud in ioIhem Sale juriitiIbc Re-
gel 1T, eine NntIage fallen 3u luifen
tpenn bas 8stpcismaterial manoelboft
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enocn, inbem er amsritoniI6e giiraer
aufforoert, iih en9lii9en S6iifen fern
gu balten.
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Saumwpae ais Sannmaare.

England unb feline 2llliirten seioel
an, bab lie gaumpoqe auf bic 9ann,
lite seitelt baben. 0amit iit geTagt
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ger ut9t aasbIeiben taun, Der baraus
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-08-24
9iafOniiIenieii Serrd,o6en.

Jnioles bss onboIisnbsn Rtgtns bsr
Iesi,n 9ass mubts bas auf 6amfas
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gauSalismHs.

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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-08-24

Ilpp6r finoitsrnate iino als 3eifcll
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uniere probriteu .ufen 3r
ben Waffen ge9eR 0eutidlano, ba er.
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bette I6tung por unieren Rehtsn babt
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Iegenbeit fein, ipeun iie bic 5rage be-
antportcr ioltsn, tpelaen 8enaItatts
SeutidIunb iih fhulbig gemoht. Wes
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nah Der .ara6ic" mar Elm aeQen Die
Der Stuatsn, fonbern ausI6liebIib
nno allein gegen gnglano esfiibrtsr
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babel gu Sdaben getommen Tnb, bas
fir 1T Oeuti6Iano ebenfo tpeniq Ders
dntfpprtlid gu MAIDEN, ais tpenn @mss
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malt unb unterbriidun9 re5er tupllen,
ioIlten bod unfere pro6ritsn Die augen
aufmuden uub ieben, ipie gugIanb nit
unferem Ganbe umfprinet. 0iefes
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biirfen unb ipte oieI, ipeI6e Badrsn mir
ausfiibren biirfen uno pel6e Waaren
ni6t. Sier5u tommt nod, bab Gngs
lamb Hidt bic minosite Re6tfertiguug
porbrinsen tunn, ipdbrsnb Oeutihlanp
bas g0Iterre4t snti4teben auf fsinsE
Sette bot.
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Sturm in ben arsuuneu.
Bon D. Wur Osborn,

3Diihen Dem. Ytooten Maan" uno
bsm .tooten Wdbd)sn" Der Uliibls
be rbomme mort" am peftli6sn unb
Der S1be ga 6ills morte" am 5ftliasn
RaHbe bss Wdlbes - brduite Der
Sturm mad Siioen gessn bic fsitgsfiiss
ten Reiben Der 5runsOim. Duntle,
ulte Sassn, bic bic pbantafis bes @ols
tes in bas unbeimli4e Geitriipp Der
arsOnnen mics, saben bisisn St,lIen
ibre f9auerli4en Pdmen, Densn nun
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