No Habeas Corpus for Traitors in Era of Alien Enemies
In New Jersey Andrew Kalin cursed the flag and was beaten by John Melynk who was later discharged by a police judge who praised the assailant. In Trenton Philip Madine, a Mexican, got six months labor on the streets for spitting on the flag. An 1798 act lets the President arrest alien enemies during war without trial or bail.
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Andrew Kalin
Bayonne
N. J
John Melynk
Melynk
Kalin
Trenton
Philip Madine
The Boys Who Want to Go
A Phoenix reader notes many parents face the choice when their sixteen year old sons want to join the navy. Fathers fear loss and hardship, yet the boy insists on duty, embodying the American spirit that fuels strong armies and ships, as celebrated by the Arizona Gazette.
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Phoenix
Navy
Arizona Gazette
Loyalty Sunday Proclaimed by Arizona Governor Campbell
Arizona declares Loyalty Sunday on the third Sunday in April. Governor Campbell urges all residents to gather in churches or at home to pledge loyalty and readiness to defend the country. The piece notes some Arizonans lack houses of worship or homes, yet stand ready to support the flag.
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Los Angeles Times
Arizona
Campbell
Silas Scroggins
America
Our Flag Anthem and Regional Road Developments
A patriotic verse lauds the flag as a symbol of liberty and universal rights. The item notes road projects near Charleston, Fort Huachuca, Fairbank, and Bisbee, detailing new boulevards and lines toward the Pima county seat, amid scattered OCR fragments.
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Charleston Bridge
Fort Huachuca
Pima
Fairbank
Bisbee
Navy recruiting advance party prepares Tombstone visit
Navy recruiting substation official T L Anderson arrives in Tombstone to set up interviews and recruit for the United States Navy. The party will operate a station at the post office May 5 to May 9, screening applicants in El Paso, with passes to San Francisco if qualified. The message emphasizes that enlistment now leads to active service on the seas and stresses the national urgency to meet quotas.
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T. L. Anderson
Navy
el Paso
Tombstone
United States Navy
Anderson
Uncle J
Davy
By Hall
Qrez
San Francisco
Sam
Jin
United States
Germany
Portland
Oregon
Arizona
New Mexico
Southwest
Arizona theorist would bar Tobacco ToBacco Tucson
An Arizona agricultural mobilization conference urged the state department of agriculture to boost serenge and tekmeco exstare and called to ban grain use in certain processes. The issue ties to food policy and public restrictions debated by state leaders and UA experts.
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Sion
Agricultural Mobilization Conference
University of Arizona
Department of Agriculture
Notice of Contest in United States Land Office
Notice from the United States Land Office Phoenix Arizona March 1917 to Fred M Clark of Courtland Arizona contesting John C Kice entry for NW See Township 168 Range 8 B G & SRB Meridian alleging nonresidence no improvements and abandonment for over five years with us military service exception. Caution to file answer within twenty days after fourth publication and to serve contestant with copy of answer. Includes dates of publications April 1 8 15 22 1917 and signatures L Irvin Register John J Birdno Receiver. Also small notices about farms wanted and deputies assignments for military enrollment in Cochise County communities Gleeson Pearce Willes Bowie San Simon Paradise and others.
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United States Land Office
Phoenix
Arizona
Fred M. Clark
Courtland
Ariona
John C. Kice
Cochise Cour
Alice
B. G.& Srb
Meridian
Mexico
United States
Arizona Statutory Provisions As Amended and Extended
A historical note outlines sections 2275 and 227 percent of the U S and revised statutes as amended by congress February 28 1801 and extended to Arizona by act of June 20 1910 with rules approved April 8 1907 and related provisions.
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Arizona
Congress
U. & Revird
United States Land Ofice
Phaenix
Indemnity Land Selections Filed in Arizona Lists 22 and 312
United States Land Office in Phoenix issues notices that Arizona lists 22 3159 33630 and 312 344 215 226 318 318 518 each seek indemnity land selections. Descriptions include sections towns ranges with multiple lots and parcels in Secs 17 18 23 24 25 26 and all within the 14S-15S and 20B for several parcels. Public protest window lasts five weeks from publication dated April 1 and April 8 1917.
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Arizona
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Tombstone Epitaphi
Giragi Brothers
Tombstone Daily Prospector
Cochise County
Arizonans
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Garcia
C. E.patterson
Patterson
Mr Wheeler
Sheri Wheeler
Sheriff Wheeler
Wheeler
Gibson
Douglas
Santiago Garcia
Lumbra
Sonora
Tebana
Harry C. Wheeler
Ieader
Land Office
State of Arizona
Arena Hus
Sud
Marine
Irvin
Regiover
John J. Birdno
Bat
Onit
Sherif
Tucson
Ses
ED States Land Office
Sethee
Selal
Cowri
Ter
Lee
G&s. Romy
Ofice
Tony
Lend Oiles
Fhoea Ux
Arioona
Maricopa
Yavapai
Coconimo
Lee A
L Irvin
Wagieles
John J. Birono
General Land Office
Mvin
Register
L. Irvin
Recsiver
Marrs Farm Agency
Broad Street
Newark, NJ
Ua. Hughes
C. B Wilson
Gleeson
Commi
Pearce
Willes
Bowie
San Simon
Paradise
Watend
United State Land Offic
Phoeni
Schoad
Mediver
J. & Ivey
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