Printers Denounce Ike L W and W L W Bisbee
The Bisbee Typographical Union denounces the Arizona State Federation of Labor actions at Clifton. They refuse to uphold the LW W and will withdraw from the federation. The message asks for immediate guidance and names union officers John G Hock and Frank Araiza.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bishee
Bisbos
Arizona State Federation of Labor
Clifton
Typographical
International Typographical Union
Mecmge
John L. Donnelly
Rdl
Penters’ Union
Elthens
Wobbies
Stm Ton
Fed Fargers
Ac. Hom
Bisbee Arie
Marson G. Scott
Union Pratts
Colorado Springs
Colo
Worsley Predicts Glass Revolution in Arizona
Aug 11 report notes the State Federation of Labor asks Governor Campbell to protect a Bisbee committee investigating deportations and to convene a special session on Arizona labor. State Senator Worley of Tucson links deportations to owners of land and warns repeated lawlessness could spark revolution, urging workers not to blame themselves.
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Clifton
State Federation of Labor
Campbell
Bisbee
Arizona
Worley
Tucson
Worsley
Renin
Arizona Assessment Totals Reflect 1917 Valuations
The report shows total assessed valuation of Arizona property for 1917 at 210,024,518.26 with state totals reaching 18.68 time. Figures include lands, mines, railroads, telephones, and other classes, noting increases over 1916 and states figures are provisional subject to the state board of equalization.
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State Board of Equalize
Blackleg Devastates Cattle Across Arizona State
The Aug 11 report states blackleg has caused heavy cattle losses in Arizona, with estimates claiming up to 30,000 cattle dying annually and financial losses exceeding $1,060,000 each year. It notes the disease is highly prevalent, causing up to 20 percent loss in some herds, but also notes prevention is inexpensive and cattlemen should learn disease nature and prevention methods.
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Phoenix
Blackley
Arizona
United Sates Department of Agriculture
Believed Apaches Rusting Cattle in Gila Count
Globe Aug 11 Deputy Sheriff Dan Armer returned to Globe with tins claimed from Apache raiders who rampaged after wage demands were refused by abestos mines. He said Indians were incited by an Apache in Globe with I W W leaders. He destroyed cactus wine and noted white labor would resume, ending the trouble.
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Globe
Sierra Anchas
Abestoes
Dan Armer
Armer
Am Apche
Deputy Armer
M’ne
Women Call for War Volunteer Registrations in Arizona
The Women's Committee of the Council of National Defense launches a drive to register Arizona women for voluntary war service. Mrs Pauline M. D. announces new registration cards mailed to the Arizona Council of Defense in Phoenix. Women are urged to write for cards to record their capacity and willingness to serve in various wartime roles.
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Arizona
Pauline
M. D
Ariens Council of Defense
Phoenix
Women's Committee
Arizona Council of Defense
United States
O'Neil
Farmers Tombstone couple reunite in marriage after divorce
Martin H. Anderson and Nellie H Taylor, formerly of Turner, were briefly refused a license due to a one year remarriage ban after divorce. They reappeared and were married by Justice Wheeler in Cochise county. The couple had a previous marriage at West Plain Missouri seven years ago.
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Goddess of Love
Martin H. Anderson
Nellie H Taylor
Turner
Cochise County
James Miller
Tombstone
Miller
West Plain
Phoenix Gazette
Rookies in Training Amid Military Parade Confusion
A garbled report describes rookie recruits and a brief training scene with soldiers. It mentions a park area and a structure related to chest protection, with a note that the event occurred after only two days of training.
Slacker List To Be Published In County Notice
Soghige County slackers list will be published, with a hearing scheduled in Tombstone. By Monday, affidavits explaining failures to report must be filed. after 14 days from notices, names are posted. The clerk will prepare official lists and publish complete lists of slackers and accepted or rejected affidavits.
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Soghige County
Fee County
Tombstone
Krebs
Exemption Board
Tucson Postal Clerk Guilty of Theft Returns to Trial
A Tucson postal clerk, Ape M W D Conk ey, stole 10000 from a fund and attempted a transfer to Los Angeles on July 20. He was captured in Letenon Indiana by Post Office Inspector Ashton. Authorities recovered most of the money, including 520 already returned or mailed to relatives. Coakley is being brought back to Tucson for trial.
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Tucson
Ape
W. D. Conkey
Tus m
Southern Arizona
Jenk £ Trust Company
Los Angeles
Letenon
Ind
Ashton
Coakley Ie
Torson
Ronstadt
Mexico
Coakley
Honors Prisoners at Arizona Penitentiary Abolished
Arizona state prison ends the honor system and requires all honor prisoners to serve their full life within the walls unless the state board of paroles acts. Attorney General Wiley Johnson urged immediate action to reinstate custody, prompting Governor Campbell to recall all honor prisoners. At that time 21 were labeled honor prisoners, with several already released or at large under prior authority.
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Phoenix
Ave
Arizona State Prison
Prise Walls
State Board of Paroles and Parons
Wiley
Jones
Anderson
Thomas E. Campbell
Sims
Douglas P.M Shves Child Rom Death
Aug hearing screams from several children near a ditch. Postmaster M C Hawkins leaped into water and dragged from the ditch the unconscious toddler daughter of Mr and Mrs John Lundberg, residents near the scene. The child was revived by rescue efforts.
Rifle Tournament Opens Tomorrow in Tombstone
Arrangements completed for a Rifle Club event starting at 10 A.M. with Team No. 9 led by A C Karger R Cornelius and Lee O Wederyva facing Team No. 5 of E A Hughes W A McSparrom and Arthur Heney. Handicaps allow any team to win. spectators invited to range and practice, celebrating shooters’ sportsmanship and Tombstone’s rise as a shooting town.
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A. C. Karger
R. Cornelius
Lee O. Wederyva
A. Hughes
W. A. McSparrom
Arthur Heney
Tve
Athletis
Rifle Club
Tombstone
Bisbee Extension mine tale tied to Ty Cobb and Crawford
Doug Mays reports on the Bisbee Extension mine along the Tombstone road showing dumps shafts and timbering as when abandoned. Local miners recall the mine financed by the Detroit American League team through a cooperative fund to sink shafts and build housing for workers, but it failed and was abandoned with surface structures sold at auction.
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Tombstone
Bisbee
Bisbee-Tombtone
Ty Cobb
Bill Crawford
Detroit
National Game
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Ike LW. W
John G Hock
Frank Araiza
Dans
American Prom
Verne
Celever
Paris
Pelletier
Panini
Gila
Women’s Committee of the Council
Armerican Press Association
UCSON
Andiame
Arizona Penitentiary
Douglas P.M Shves
Doug
Mays
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