Drafted Men Leave Tombstone for Camp Fremont
Thirty one drafted men from Cochise county and a transfer depart Tombstone for Camp Fremont to begin training. They arrived yesterday, were released until eight fifty six this morning, then entrained for Tucson to join Gila Greenlee Graham Cruz and Pima county contingents. A sendoff by local residents included a dance and gifts at the train.
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Cochive County
Tombstone
Fremont
Boand
Tucson
Gila
Greenlee
Graham, Cruz
Pia County
Families bid final looks as 158th regiment moves out
Flagstaff residents endured days of anxious waiting as soldiers from this state prepared to depart via trains en route from Camp Ideleted. Parents and siblings waited for the whistle of each passing train hoping to glimpse their loved ones as the 158th Arn Regiment moved toward Camp Kearny, Calif, though official details were sparse to keep Kaiser plans hidden.
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Flagstaff
Fromm
158Th (Arn
Camp Kearny
Calif
Mexican bandits burn bridge near Nogales
A band of about 50 men said to be followers of Generals Juan Cabral and Julian Medina burned a railroad bridge on the Southern Pacific line to Mexico about 29 miles south of Nogales. Mexican federal troops under Gen Arnulfo Gomez dispatched four trainloads south to quell the uprising.
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Nogales
Desert paintings get new hangings in state house
Desert paintings by Lon Megargee were rehung on August 4 at the state house. Custodian Arthur Keen and assistants mounted the 15 works on the north wall of the second floor, with new frames from a Los Angeles company enhancing the images, replacing the original frames crafted by Keen’s team.
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Phoenix
Lon Megargee
State House
Arthur Keen
Los Aneles
Right Man For the Right Job Campaign Launch
The United States Employment Service launches a nationwide effort to recruit and allocate 4,000,000 war industrial workers. Community labor boards will set quotas and coordinate transfers to reduce turnover and steady production of war materiel across states and industries.
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United States Employment Service
Europe
US Employment Service
Army
The
TS Employment Service
Uncle Sam
U. S. Employment Service
Department of Labor
War Industries Hoard
Fuel Administration
County Registration Up To August 3 In Cochise County
Registration totals show 8469 voters registered for the primary in Cochise County by August 3 with expectations of reaching about 12000 as August 8 nears. Last election saw over 14000 registered. last day to register for primaries is August 10. Precincts Warren District and Douglas lead, with counts shown to Saturday.
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Cochise County
Warren
Douglas
Ay Penson
Bisbee
Tisbee
Bowle
Buena Central Bridge
Gurtland
Cochise
Curtis
Don
Douglas Douglas
the Dour
Douglas Douslas
Dragoo
el Dorado Anks Fees
Gleeson
Hereford Jonson Light Lowel
Lowell Lowell Tusk
McAlister
Vater Poe
Naco Paradice Pearce
Pomerine Pirtleville
Robinson
Rucker
St Davit
Douglas Pirtleville
Sutter Firmly Defended by Bisbee Club in Arizona Race
The Warren District Sutter Club, about 1000 redblooded Bisbee residents, defends Senator Fred Sutter against accusations he is a corporation man. The statement cites his legal career defending individuals and corporations, notes past cases in Cochise and Willcox, and asserts his impartial, fearless record and service to working people while denying bias toward or against corporations.
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Arizona
Warren District
Sutter Club
Bisbee and
Sutter
Fred Sutter
Atertek
Ons
Willem
Chicago
Tatderieh
Steve Darks
sCopper Company
Ernet
Davidovich
Cleary
Prey
Fred Sut- Defore
Alfred Lockwood
da Hovich
C. & A. Company
State Supreme Court
Sane
United States Supreme Court
Senator Satter
Calumet & Arizona Company
Tomich
Bae J
Cochis
Supreme Repurt of
Suter
Engers
Willcox
Cochise County
J.C. Page
Senator Sutter
Southern Pacific Railroad Company
United States District Court
Tucson
Page
Arta
le Sutter
Tal Corporation
Phoenix creameries sue over semimonthly dairy payments
Three Phoenix creameries, each investing over 200000, sue in U S court seeking injunction against section 18 of the new dairy products law. The provision requires twice monthly payments for milk or cream deliveries, the plaintiffs say exceeds state police power.
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Phoenix
United States
Les
Ness
State of
Arizona
Slim Smith Falls to Death in Mine Shaft at Bisbee
Aug 6. Slim Smith a 35 year old cowman and miner died after falling about eighty feet in an abandoned shaft near the Portage Lake mine one mile from the Country club. A boy who saw Smith's horse tied up raised the alarm and the body was recovered. neck broken by the fall.
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Bisbee
Tennay
Smith
Clash Over Labor Body Control At Federation Meeting
Delegates at the seventh annual Federation of Labor convention in Miami brace for a clash over who controls the body. A contested presidency and a disputed bylaw interpretation triggered a 27 to 26 vote to sustain the challenge. A war on autocracy and support for President Wilson are central, with debate likely to center on the workmen's compensation tax and related provisions tomorrow.
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Globe
Aus
The
Federation of Labor
Miami
Atace
John L. Domtelly
Arizona
Wilson
Croaft
Gomez reports trapping and killing bandits near Sierra Azul
Nogales Ariz reports Gen Arnulfo Gomez claims to have trapped and killed a band of fifty men led by Francisco Casanova near Reptiz on the east side of Sierra Azul. He says he sent troops after a railroad bridge burn and accuses Casanova of engineering a new revolution linked to generals Jun Cabral and Juan Medina.
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Nogales
Ariz
Aus
Prancho Casanova
Repetzs
Sierra Azul
Arnulfo Gomez
Sonora
Southern Pacific of Mexico
Mexican Offerale
Casanova
Jun Cabra
Juan Medina
Laborer Juan Rodriguez Killed in Mine Blast at Cole Shaft
Juan Rodriguez, a Mexican laborer at the Cole shaft of the C. and A. company, was killed yesterday morning when a pry bar struck an unexploded charge. Coroner Winters empanelled a jury and returned a verdict of death from accidental discharge of powder. He had lived in Tintown with his family.
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Bisbee
Juan Rodriguez
Cole
C. & A. Company
Winters
Lowell
Rodriguez
Tintown
U S agent investigates drinking among Apaches
A federal officer stationed near Fort Apache on the White Mountain reservation reports he investigated conditions of drunkenness among Apaches. He destroyed about 150 gallons of tulapal and notes small liquor quantities are secured from New Mexico bootleggers, with sources to be cut off and native plants being closely watched.
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Holbrook
Ariz
White Mountain Reservation
Fort Apache
New Mexico
Slacker's bravado halted by officers in NUMA incident
A Black man named Fred Ring, one of four Black draftees, caused a disturbance aboard a train at NUMA Aug 7. Officers intervened after he threatened and resisted, waving a razor and defying constables and the Army. He was knocked down by Chief Levy's officers and jailed before transfer to military authorities.
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Fred Ring
Colored Red Cross
Pard King
United States Army
Purtell
Levy
Othor
King
Necro
Taenel
Hesteil Ieeas m
Reindeer Herd Transfer from Lapland to Labrador
Dr Wilfred T ell of the Labour medical military reveals a 12 year effort to move the Lapland reindeer herd from southern Newfoundland to Canadian Labrador. An infusion of native caribou blood will be attempted to restore vigor. The Grenfell herd, about 300 animals, originated 12 years ago at St Anthony and once numbered 1,200 before deteriorating. A government steamer or farmers may transport them to the new grazing area with possible return to Newfoundland if desired.
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ST. Johns
Lapland
Newfoundland
Wilfred T. Ell
Labraor
Canadian Labrador
West Rait
Greafel
Io Tomnate
Province of
Quetes Internaes
Desiree
Grenfell
St. Anthony
North Country
Johnson Seeks Nomination for State Corporation Commissioner
David F. Johnson toured the state to win the Democratic nomination for State corporation commissioner. A former Arizona state treasurer, he emphasized his ties to the farm loan department, noting state loans exceed five hundred thousand dollars to farmers, plus four hundred twenty-five thousand tied to the Lyman Dam project in Apache County.
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David F. Johnson
State Corporation Commission
Johnson
Arizona
Farm Loan Department
Leap Board
Lyman
Apache
International Union mine workers push entente pledge
The biennial convention in Denver sent telegrams to President Wilson and the Canadian government pledging support for the entente. Delegates from Globe and Miami faced questions over voting eligibility due to unpaid dues, while credentials and committee reports dominated proceedings. A stage line advertisement appears among the items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Colo
Internatonal Union of Mine, Mill and Smeltermen
Wilson
Globe and Miami
Aziz
Ths
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