Arizona state news roundup from Western Union items
Arizona story list details enlistments at Tucson March and ships production aims at Kingman mines and Globe vein openings. It notes McAdoo speech in Phoenix on April 18, thrift drives, lettuce shipments, Tombstone mining activity, Jerome/Waldrop kidnap search, mine dividends, shipbuilding quotas, and local incidents including arrests and violence, with governor remarks on prohibition enforcement.
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Railbirds
Louisville
Jess Willard
Fred Fulton
Colorado
Joseph L. Turre
Denver Wireless
Manual
Colorado Mines
Denver
Washington, D. C
Irish Sea
Robert P. Prager
Collinsville
Ill
West Bottoms
Kansas City
Altar
Sonora
Mexico
United States
Irvine L. Lenroot
Milwaukee
Wis
Wilson
Senate
House
Sysvestor
London
Lord Aberdeen
Canada
Lord Heutessatd
Ireland
New York
Kathryn Denver
Mathew BR Denver
Pennsylvenie
Wilmington
Ohio
Union News
Berview
Arizona
Camp Funston
Tucson
Cleopatra
Kingman
Tucson Capital
Armour & Co
Prescott
Globe
McAdoo
Liberty Loan
Phoenix
Clarkdale Boy Scouts
Salt River Valley
Glendale
Tombstone
Jerome
William Waldrop
Bunker Hil Mining Company
United Verde Copper Company
National Shipbuilding
Pubiic Service
Jerome Verde Copper Company
Miami Copper
Northern Arizona Normal School
Dr. Blome
W. H. Keegan
Gila County
Serbian National Defense League of America
Bisbee
Tom King
Tombetone
Bunker Hill Mines Company
Arizonians
Federal Food Administration
Wilson Defies German Peace Drive With Liberty Loan
Baltimore notes President Wilson’s Liberty Loan speech urging force to the utmost to redeem the world for free men. Adivision of citizen soldiers reviewed days before the drive. Subscriptions opened for Liberty bonds with the Savings Bank of Baltimore first to pledge one million dollars, other large sums following.
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Weatere Newspaper
Union News Service
Baltimore
Wilson
America
Germany
Europe
Abels
Russia
Savings Bank of Baltimore
England
Mining and Oil News From Western Mines and Fields
Mining and oil items report fluctuating ore values and production. Metala New York lead at 7.2067, bar silver 91. ec, copper 23.12. Eureka mine on lease near Salero to ship ore soon. Miami Copper outputs 5,174,365 lbs in March. Bland mine at Patagonia plans stock-increase for development. Butte payroll near 3 million monthly. Anaconda to use low grade manganese ores from Butte. Southwest Oil builds road and rigs. Mogollon operations expand. South Percha mine resumes.
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Western
Oklahoma
Kansas
Hammond Distil
Leary
Internal Revenue District
Hammond
Ind
G. W. P. Hunt
Charles Wolbischfegel
Miami
Globe
Aris ‘Wothischelger
I. W. W. Ball
Colorado
Utah
New Mexico
Washington
Baker
Europe
Count Deernin
Wilson
Count Ceerain
America
State Department
Vladivostok
King George
United States
War Labor Conference Board
Dent Wilson
Italy
General Foch
Tressery Department
Star
Star Has Cost Over 5100,000,000,000, Representative Hull
Tennessee
Coo Green
General Pershing
Twa Paper Union News Service
Metala
New York
St Louis
Boulder
Arizona
Eureka
Salero dix- Urlet
Bace
Miami Copper Company
Patagonia
Evergreen
Gilpin County
Sunnyside Mining and Milling Company
Silverton
Leadville
Idaho Springs
Gem
Rice Station
Rico
Caribou
Butte & Superior Company
Interior Department
Anaconda Copper
Butte
Gotham's Loyalty Shown in Liberty Loan Reports
New York fed Liberty Loan committee reports subscriptions totaling 102 million dollars. Frank H. Mulligan convicted at Brighton for the robbery of Mrs Irene Nolan at the Mode road house Jam 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gotham
New York
Liberty Loan Committee
New York Fed
Mulligan
Cohen
Frank H. Mulligan
Brighton
Irene Nolan
Cuticura Advert Showcases Ointment and Soap
An advertisement promotes Cuticura Ointment followed by Cuticura Soap for men and women. It lists a sample address for tree samples to Cuticura Dept h Boston and notes availability at druggists and by mail. Soap 25 cents, Ointment 25 and 50 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. Avonwood
Wilcox
Roy Hearse
Cochise
Boston
Animals Admitted to Heaven in Mohammedan Tradition
The People's Home Journal notes ten animals deemed worthy of admission to heaven in Mohammedan belief. Among them are Kratim the dog, Balaam's ass, Solomon's ant, Jonah's whale, the ram of Israel, a camel, the cuckoo of Belkix, Moses's ox, Al Borak, and the animal on which Jesus rode into Jerusalem.
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Ephesus
Balaam
Solomon
Jonah
Israel
Abratat
Isaac
Saleh
Belkix
Moses
Mohammed
Heaven
Jesus
Jerusalem
People’s Hone Journal
Green's August Flower Ad and Wolf Depredations Report
An August Flower advertisement promotes its use for stomach ailments and liver regulation, claiming gentle laxative effects and digestion aid. A McKenzie Valley rancher near Walterville Oregon, Mr. Fountain, brought a large black wolf pelt to Eugene, noting wolves have been preying on cattle and sheep in the area with several encounters and traps in use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Otaln
McKenzie Valles
Walterville
Ore
Eugene
Fountain
Arbor Day Celebration Made Mandatory In Towns
The Birmingham Age Herald notes a royal order requiring Arbor Day observance in every township and municipality. The mandate urges extensive tree planting beyond prior efforts, reshaping local civic duties and environmental policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Szatn
Hertofore
Sayings on style and silence from a pessimist
A fragmentary piece notes that stylish gowns on some women resemble a takeoff. It observes that women of uncertain age often stay the same age for a long period. It asks whether a bigamist might discard a 61st wife by a second marriage. It suggests silent suffering may stem from a woman's silence.
Spring Fever Blues and a Tonic Cure
A magazine style blurb promotes Spring Fever relief by purging winter indulgence and boosting blood with Dr. Pierce tonics. It touts Golden Medical Discovery and Anurie tablets as cures for fatigue, headaches, skin pallor, nerve pain, backache, and urinary issues, with prices listed at sixty cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oregon
Draft hesitation and racial insults at a local board
A reported incident describes a Black youth questioned at a draft board with a taunting reply about registration. The exchange escalates as police intervene, using racial slurs and threats. The fragmentary text implies tension in a Southern town over conscription and race.
Flowers Turn Toward Artificial Light Like Sunlight
Study shows flowers orient their growth toward artificial light in the same way they track the sun. Researchers note the phenomenon mirrors natural phototropism, with petals and stems reorienting to maximize light exposure under controlled lighting conditions.
All True If a Hen Speaks It Means No Harm
A concise note reflects a saying that a hen’s claim of not intending harm should be taken at face value. a hypothetical line imagines Anamax alive today facing stiffer competition.
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WOME
Union
Mews
Berv
Avetts
Arras
Meuse Heights
Verdun
Pierce
Batoum
Kars
Ardalem
Caucasus
Hango
Finland
Helsingfors
Cologne
Basle
Dernancourt
Albert
Caatle
Moreau
Ekaterinskav
Dnieper River
Odessa
Moreuil
War Office
Somme
Lee Nouvelles
Coblenz
Treves
War Baker
Rome
Treat
Paris
CR. Holmes
J A. Murphy
William
Baron von Richthofen
Order of the Red Eagle
Admiralty
Red Cross
Count Csernin
Glor
Male D'lalia
Atria
Hungary
Leon Trotsky
Moscow
Copenhagen
Count Czernin
Romania
Bees Hnally
Erzerum
Turk
Armenia
Clemenceau
Czernin
Austria
France
Queen of
Montenegro
Nina Larrey
Duryea
Laurence V. Benet
Hubert Tuttle
Duryea Committee
Meutenant Jack
Lassigny
M. Podvoisky
Arizona State News
Percy Bowden
Remundo Mena
Pirteville
Frank Creswell
Maricopa County
Sisters’ Hospital
Gottored Schmid
Hunt
Walter Johnson
Western Federation of Labor
Montana
Oaks Company
Mogollon
Silver Creek
Black Range
Hingston
C. P. Brown
Empire Zinc Company
Wyoming
Southwest Oil Company
Carter
Jone
Birmingham
Bigamest
Focal Draft Board
Nigeah
Fegistah
Josephine
N. U
Popular Science
Euphrates
Philippines
Japan
Anamax
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