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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-20
Edward Il. ,IcDon,Id

ISpccial u The Hines nisDatch.
ALEXANDRIA. VA. January 10
Edward IT, Mcdonald FOR the past ten
wears night train dispatcher for the
Washing ton virginia Railway Company
Ia Washington. died to-day at Sihlcy
Hospital. in Washington. Tic was we'll
known in this city.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-20
Robbery Charge Dismissed

The case against Leon Noel and
Frick Alfriend. charged with breaking
into the house of j. II. Rowscy, 32ll
West cary street, and stealing 50.
was dismissed in the Police Court yes
tcraay at the request OF Policeman
Tate, who arrested them
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-20
TOO LATE FOR CLASSIFICATION

LOST. watch fob representing lions
head with diamonds Ia mouth and
cmcralds in eyes. Initials t.. s. &. on
back. Reward If returned 10 Room 10
American Bank Building
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-20
PROPOSES TO TAKE
ENFORCING POWER
FROM GOVERNOR

tComtinucd from l'irst PntcD
Arizona republican., 1916-03-13
Thrilling Experience of d Young Coyote Athlete :; Loses % Cents but Fails to Identify Suspects at Shcriff's Office
That's not the man.


 With those words came the denouc- n:ent of a thrilling holu-up, occurring on Mcdowell road night before last, wien m unknown man, masked, car lying . large revolver, and equipped with T mean disposition, held up and robbed Chick Edwards and Dixie Le" Shedd nigh schOD students. Tn the cell of the county jail yesterday af- terncon, young Edwards, accompanied ny his companion of the night before. stood without the bars and were shown four prisoners, suspects in this case.
 Accents vary as to who gave no- tice Of the hold up to the sheri.fs of flee But yesterday afternoon, both the victims were notified by phone to inspect |; lineup of captives, in an effort to select the perpetrator of the robbery At midnight last night the real culpri. had not teen apprehended
 According to the story told by Ed wards, he was driving slowly along Mcdowell road when man leaped on the run ling board and stuck a gun in his face. Edwards stopped the machine and the rohber compelled the two to alight He made Edwards turn out his pockets, and confiscated the 95 cents he had. From Mis- Shedd. he secured high school class pin which she was wearing for hel companion. With quick wit the Sir 1 lad placed her rings in her mouth ] thus saving them. She tainted. ! Having secured all the wealth tn victims had. the robher warned then i not to attempt pusuit or to cry out and disappeared in the darkness. Thi. i warning was needed, even to the eX- tent of keeping the facts of the case i from the authorities, so it was a 9ooj 1 deal of surprise and even more re- l luctancc that the witnesses appeared i in tie sheriff's office yesterday after . noon.
Arizona republican., 1916-03-13
Maricopa County Leads List With Greatest Number of Machines: Secretary Be hevcs Growth Is Steady and Will Increase

The automobile game in Arizona is rapidly going to the front, according to Secretary of State sydney r. Os- horn's report to the governor for the year 1915.
 In all there were 731S machines in the state that year. This is an in crease of 2,21S machines oves tire year before, there being J040 al that time.
 Maricopa county has the greater number of autos, also motorcycles. there being 2,51l autos and 1T motor cycles chusging over the highways of the county. The county with the smallest number of autos is Apache with Sl, while in the motorcycle line Mohave and Pinal county were tied for the hooby prize, having four each.
 The complete list of machines in each county is as folloWs:-
Arizona republican., 1916-03-13
POTATO CARDS ARE ISSUED IEenuhIiran A P eased WireI

BERLIN, March 12.-'Via London)- Potato cards the issuance of which has been made necessary by the shortage due, it is ascertained. to spectators holding cut for higher prices. will take their place along side the bread and butter cards in Berlin on March 20
 The frs: cards will cover a sixty day period and allow the holders to purchase eleven English pounds of po- tatoes every twelve days, probably at the UT form price of 65 pfennings.
Arizona republican., 1916-03-13
VAUGHN NEW COACH

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 BERKELEY. Cal. March 12- Robert R. Vaughn, Princeton II has been coacring staff. ii was announced to- ca as an assistant to Head Coach Andy smith.
 The former Tiger star. who was q noted tackle. will direct the linesmen ii their Worl. ana in addition will take charge of tie basketball training. Vaughn played tackle on the Prince ton team and after graduation acted as assistant coach at Purdue Uni Versitv
Arizona republican., 1916-03-13
SPORTING NEWS
HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS HELD
 UP, R0bbED BY M0TO|| BANDIT

class pin. l had devil of d time getting 1t, if you only knew.
 E.dwards-What va mean?
 Brandon-Got into the wrong car. You got the signals mixed The guy l jumped on first acted like he want. cd to bite my head off
 .GWards-Wel whass that got to Go with me. And by the way, where is that a cents.
 Brlr.don--Aw, I'll keep that for my trouble
 Edwards Yes: l need it. C'mon across.
 Brandon Nothing stirring. I spent all but forty Ccnts of it already
 Edwards-Well. all I got to say is you're a peach of a hold-ur. If you was doing that for living. vou couldn't make "coffe-and" money You didn't get that five dollars l mad in my other pocket FranGon You? Five dollars? Flaw. Well if you ever did have that much. and I'd a known it, you'd be belIer- ing for more than you'd ever get. Ricnt now-Tm telling yoI
 EdWaIds--AW, that's all right. Onlv. cont tip Il off II was the only way ! could get that class pin Jack and l guess il was worth ;he g. cents. { after all. So long. Erandon-AGios. Scene II Ford Soda Shop. Noon Sun
 day. Enter two high school stu dents, names withheld because both of then are bgger'n the
 writer T1d are waiting to see this true tale when ifs written. First Stu1e-D'iou call up Dlxic9
 second Stude-Yeh. She was scared To death. but l made my voice low and said this was the sheriff's office speaking. ana would she come down at three o'clock You get Chick? First Stude-Ycp. l told him the same thing. Less go out in front and wait for them. They go oIt and wait for thcm'
Arizona republican., 1916-03-13
James A. Gilmore.

James A. Gilmore, one time chief of the Federal league, admits he made two mistakes of judgment. One was that there is room for three ma jor leagues. The other was that or ganized baseball can exist without the reserve clause. Gilmore IS now in business in New York city.
Arizona republican., 1916-03-13
Nil.ons Defeated
TWO PLAYERS HURT
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ST. PETERSBURG Fla. March F.
 - Pitcher Dcmaree and Second Base man NiehOff of the Philadelphia Na tionals were injured during practice here yesterday. Demaree was struck on the arm by battcd ball and may he unab ble to play for several weeks. Nichoff was struck in tfe eye bY a bad grounder.
Arizona republican., 1916-03-13
NUMBER IF MACHINES N 5TATE RAPIDLY |NCREA5|NG EhC|| YEAR
AMERICAN BOXERS
 NlN IN DENMARK

COPENHAGEN. March 12 Nia London) COS p. m-American 2m"teur pugilists were victorious in lWo of the three classes of the Amoriran-Danish boxing chani- nionshirs that were decided here today. The winners were:
 Cno hunGred and twenty-five lc"Hd class. John aialoney Of raiIadelpfia.
 NildlcNeisht class. John Kar- rons'ii. of Cleveland Athletic club.
 Heavyweight class. Naldeman Jensen of Denmark who defeated Wi.li.m SpenSier ef New YorI.
Arizona republican., 1916-03-13
4 CHALLENGE

The Cathedral club, claiming to have one of the best ball clubs in the state challenge any amateur Eall club to game, at any time and at any place. For further particular, team managers are requested to interview Lewis Hart of the Cathedral outfit
Arizona republican., 1916-03-13
CORONADO BEATS TIGERS
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SAN DIEGO, March 12.--The Coro- nado Country club team defeated the Coronado Tigers today in the second ship. The score for 5a4 to l. Malcolm Stevenson of international cup fame was the stellar performer for the country club scoring three goals.
 Lineup score.
 Tigers-Harrison. No. 1: Le Bontil : Her, No. ,; NJ. Feischmann. No. 5.; Ross. goal
 Country Club-FIeckscher, No. 1; WeatlerwaX. No. ;; Velie, No. 3; Stevenson. goal.
Arizona republican., 1916-03-13
DUCKS TRAINING TRIP
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PORTLAND. Orc. March 12.-Wal- ter II. McCredie. manager and eight players of the Portland baseball team left toriSh, for Sacramento. where they will begin training for the com ing season. Otrer players viii go direct from their homes to Stcrd- mcnto and join the thcam there
Arizona republican., 1916-03-13

The first liz track meet of the sea : son will be pulled off Saturday be- tween Mesa ard PhoeniX track teams. This meet will be held on the P H. $. athletic field and is to prove most eX- citing Saturday VIII be the livest day Phoenix has seen for some time. Ath- letics will be boosted all this week. A big assembly will te held to rally both the baseball and track teams.
 Keep your eyes open for the big swimming meet to he held at the "Y'' this week. Everyone will be invited to witness these spectacular w2ter sports Swimming races, high and fancy diving, relay races. under water events mid-air stunts. Who will win highest honor in this meet? l,cle is a little incident that really happened:
 Timc-PreSent
 Placc-F'ord Soda shop.
 Scene-Aftcl "Thc Elks Tooth get brushed.
 :tarl-N ltat liDlc IS H. N2llctS
 WGlters-lt's getting pretty late Hart: you had better catch the next car
 Bill Rrff-IIah. fat chance you've got to ride home: better start out walking. Can't catch a car this time O night. they ouit running.
 Walters Say, Bill. where do You get that stuff? l guess we catch these cars too often to know when they quit running Ain't I right Hart?
 Eart-SGre thing: here comes mine now. So long fellows.
Arizona republican., 1916-03-13
SEQUE Crepe 1

Scene is laid on the high school campus. Time, morning after the hold up. Enter Brandon, ex-fuIl back of the Coyotes and iron, around the science hall, Chick Edw ards. Both display caution. Edwards-You got it?
 Prandon-Yeh. Heres vour ol
Arizona republican., 1916-03-13

Edward Soucy, Harvard end last fall. has agreed to assist Dr. Paul Wilmington, former Harvard athlete, in coaching the University of Wis consin eleven next fall Soucy was o..s of the most brilliant players on the championship crimson team.
Arizona republican., 1916-03-13

In the number of individual cars in the state of course the Ford leads. There were 2,1S5 Fords. while other popular makes are Studebaker. 702 : overland 627; Buick. $40; Cadillac. 237, Maxwell 304; Hudson 122: Hup- mobile, 259: Dodge S6; Mitchell, 64 . Chevrolet 3S; Saxon 22: Velie S6; White Y; Oakland, 42; Oldsmoi ile, 10; Flanders 77
Arizona republican., 1916-03-13
A CHANGE

Do you think your father would corsent to our marriage?"
 He might. Fathers 50 eccentric It1iGf11n L'ynracs
Arizona republican., 1916-03-13

t.er >om -tlcke,a 1T the T. M ( A. lis morning fu rdmHnG Vance took . h.. ,,...-,-.,.- ,1.- f+
Arizona republican., 1916-03-13
NEW POST FOR KRoUPENskI
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PEKTNG. March 12.-Wassili N. 'roupcns<i. the British minister to China. has been appointed ambassador to Japan to fill the vacancy caused by the recall of Nicholas A. Malevsli- Malevitch. on account of ill health. M Kroupenshi will be succeeded at Picking by Prince Eomdachev. These changes ,n the Russian diplomatic service were officially announced today.
 This liner is to remind you that Edmund Vance Cook, the famous hu rioiist and poet will entertain at the High School this evening.-Adv. 1t
Arizona republican., 1916-03-13
PRISON BASEBALL
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 SAN QUENTIN. March l2.-For the first time in the history of San Quen- tin penitentiary the prison baseball team played . game today with an outside team. the Independents of san Francisco. made up largely from coast league clubs. The convicts lost 10 to ,3 but played good game Numbers 23. 457 who umpired the game won golden opinon from play CTS and spectators by the promptness and f2irness of his decisions.
Arizona republican., 1916-03-13
With The Boy
 BQlL T0ssexs
OUTLAWS ARE CLEANED

Finley WeStfall was not serving up his usual brand of ball and the Acre City visitors defeated the Outlaws s to $ at the Polk street field yester- GaN. The score was S to ..
Arizona republican., 1916-03-13

Little is left of McGraw's cham pions of 1913. Ames is with St. Louis; Devore with Philadelphia; Marquard with Brooklyn; Fromme is on the coast; Snodgrass is Brave; Crandall is with the Browns; De- maree with the Phillies; Meyers is with Brooklyn; Wilson with the Cubs
Arizona republican., 1916-03-13

Get your tickets at the Y NJ. C. A. this morning for Edmund Vance Cook this evening. Adv. ii
Arizona republican., 1916-03-13

Mesa and Phoenix Highs step down ward while Glendale and Tempe step up.
 Standing Of the Valley League Clubs
 Won Lost Pet Glendale 3 , .750 Phoenix ............... .'''5 Nesa . .25O The game played in Phoenix on Feb ! ruafN F between the Coyotes and Glendale was protested by Glendale for P II. S playing a player over 2i years If age. This game will be played over in Phoenix on an open i date.
 Tempe High will meet the Coyotes on the new athletic field Saturday at , o'clock sharp.
 Coach Geary has warned all tract, candidates to keep early hours from now until University Week is over. tny members on the track team re- fusing to follow out Gearys orders are liable to get kicked off the team. Russell Peabody Harold Cold berg and Zclla Jay will return to the Uni versity this morning after three , days visit in Phoenix. It seemed good , to see the has been Coyotes roaming around P. H. s last Friday. We saw Roswell Walters gliding through the streets of Phoenix yester | day in two-lung vehicle. Bet he , thought he owned the town during his iov ride
Arizona republican., 1916-03-13

Mesa and Phoenix Highs step down. ward while Glendale and Tempe step up.
Arizona republican., 1916-03-13

Tempe High will meet the Coyotes on the new athletic field Saturday at o'clock Sharp
Bisbee daily review., 1916-10-22

Several weeks will be required to perfect this incorporation, immediately thereafter the first allotment of Treas ury Stock will be sold at several times the price of this pre-OrganizatiOn stock.
 This Company is being organized by an association of experienced miAe mak-
Bisbee daily review., 1916-10-22
CTS and operators.

CTS and operators.
 Two hundred and fifty thousand shares of pre-OrganizatiOn stock is off, fered for subscription at 25c per share. No individual subscriptions accepted for less than 100 shares nor over 10000 shares. Terms Cash.
Bisbee daily review., 1916-10-22
PROPOSED CAPITALIZATION 100000 SHARES PAR VALUE $10O@4 R UNDER THE LAWS OF ARIZONA 100000 SHARES TREASURY S 100000 SHARES PERSONAL ST OWNING OVER 400 ACRES THE ng THE WORLDS GREATEST HgHGRE COPPER CAMP

Upon completion of incorporation an absolute mining deed free and clear of all encumbrances will convey the title of these 400 acres to the JEROME-VERDE CONTACT COPPER COMPANY. This name is being reserved by the State Cor pOratiGn Commission of Arizona.
Bisbee daily review., 1916-10-22

DEPOSIT YOUR MONEY WITH YOUR HOME BANK. Make all drafts, money and express orders, or home bank deposit PAYABLE ONLY TO THE CIT HENS BANK, TRUSTEE, KINGMAN, ARIZONA. Direct your bank to tele- graph (cOllect for stock reservations.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1916-04-20

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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1916-04-20
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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1916-04-20
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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1916-04-20

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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1916-04-20

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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1916-04-20

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