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Tombstone Epitaph

Location

Tombstone, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Aug 25, 1918

Page

3

Sutter Addresses Big Bisbee Crowd for Governor Bid

Senator Fred Sutter of Risher spoke to a large Bisbee audience urging the Democratic nomination for governor. He attacked Colter’s prison policies, cited prison abuses, and detailed his humble rise from Minnesota, Nebraska to Bisbee. He denied rumors about a son and defended his family, praising his two soldiers sons and his late-life struggles.

Sutter Bisbee Fred Sutter Risher F Avenue Eleventh Street Colter Hunt Gomez Senator Sutter Minnesota Nebraska Mexico France Hiss Dunbar's Graham County

Burro Meat Planned for Market in Flagstaff

A plan to sell burro meat for human consumption in Flagstaff Arizona is under consideration. Laseter reports feasibility and proposes marketing to Mexican mining camps and possibly ships to France. Riordan, Federal Food Administrator, says sale is allowed if properly labeled.

Flagstaff Arizona Jack Lax Laseter Federal Food Administrator Sam Food Administration France Riordan

Deserters Trade Uniforms For Peons Garb

Edward Hall and Edwin Claughton, both Seventeenth Cavalry deserters from Douglas, were arrested in Tucson after abandoning military gear for Mexican peon clothing. They crossed the border with swapped uniforms, one found shoeless and the other working at a home on Alameda Street. Military authorities at Douglas notified.

Tucson Edward Hall Shelton Police Departmentesseil Polies Baileyth C. E Bast Seventeenth Cavalry Douglas Hall Edwin Claughton The Mexico North Stone Avenue Claughton Alameda Street

Men Discuss Married Men Exemption And Flour Prices

Washington moves to keep existing married men regulations as Secretary Baker rejects a wartime exemption plan. Trade and food policy note Arizona flour and mill feeds price establishment by the Food Administration through the grain corporation, outlining mill locations and price schedules for bulk and retail handling.

Washington Chamberlain Senate Military Committee War Department Baker Food Administration Flagstaff Grain Corporation The Arizona

FARMER ARRESTED AS TRAITOR TO GOVERNMENT YUMA

James J. Braswell, labeled traitor to the government, is arrested after a county attorney warrant was issued on a complaint by Charles Winter. Braswell, warned by the sheriff, was located at Second and Main. he allegedly expressed anti war views and disdain for U.S. service, preferring Germany and Kaiser sympathies for his sons.

Yuma James J. Braswell Braswells Henry Wappermas Charles Winter Asanager EFL Sanguiner Santa Anz Ranch Braswell Second and Main Germany United States

Plan for convict unit in army abandoned

Warden RB Sims of the Arizona penitentiary described his eastward trip about a proposed call of paroled convicts into the United States Army. He noted precedents against such a unit and said the plan will likely not be tried, despite favorable comment on the scheme.

RB Sims Arizona Penitentiary United States Army el Paso Sims Mr. Sims

Authorized Groups to Solicit in Arizona State Defense

At the August meeting the Arizona State Council of Defense committee recommended that Red Cross, Salvation Army, YMCA, YWCA, Knights of Columbus, Jewish Welfare League, War Community Service, American Library Association, and other well organized local and state charitable religious eleemosynary associations be allowed to solicit within Arizona. No solicitation by unlisted persons or organizations may occur without authorization from the council.

State Council of Difease WM. Silpher Theodore Marsh Homer R. Wood Arizona State Council of Defense Red Cross Salvation Army Fardick Commission Y. MC. A Red Telangle League Y. W C

Jury Convicts Scanlon of Resisting Officer Jerome

A jury found Mickey Scanlon guilty of resisting an officer in Jerome. Police reported Scanlon, linked to a group called LWW and deportees from Jerome last summer, attacked the arresting officer when charged with possession of explosives under a federal statute. The confrontation required several officers to subdue him before his imprisonment.

Jerome Mickey” Scanson LWW Kasmer Scanlon

Night survey uses acetylene torch to fix line between Yuma and Maricopa

State engineer B M Atwood and his observers employ a simple nocturnal method to overcome heat refraction. An acetylene torch on a mountain peak establishes a base line for triangulation. Field engineer S Barlow reports the task across remote desert and mountain terrain is arduous with food and water hauled along rough trails. Motor transport limited by car availability and poor roads.

Phoenix Yuma Muri B. M. Atwood Cme S. Barlow Maricopa Bke

American Indian scouts join Pershing’s hunt in Europe

American army dispatches describe Indian scouts from Apache origins aiding Gen. Pershing in Mexico and France. The unit wore regulation uniforms, received watches, and created insignia from Mexican silver dollars as they tracked and engaged enemies, impressing allied troops and returning to duty amid renewed combat with the German forces.

New York France Gen Pershing Roche India Fort Apache Ariz Santa Fe Holbrook Artin Columbus Mexico Ponte Howze Robert L. Howze Jevionel

State Council of Defense Adopts Nonpartisan Work Policy

Aug 21 report from Phoenix says the State Council of Defense passed resolutions urging absolute nonpartisanship in defense duties and urging caution to avoid charges of political activity. The notice also reports gradual recovery of Judge A C Lockwood’s daughter from illness and note on committee workload.

State Council of Defense A.C. Lockwood

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