Arizona honored in war campaign for French victory nut
A message from GS Rilheimer, director of the United War Work Campaign, announces Arizona will name a Victory Nut in France for its early quota efforts and another for oversubscription. Lynd urges pledges to reach 50 percent of balances by January 15, 1919, aiming for 106 percent. Ralph Ellinwood Bisbee, son of Bisbee residents, has arrived home after being held prisoner in Germany and may travel to Switzerland en route to France.
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Phoenix
GS. Rilheimer
United War Work Campaign
Southern Department
France
Lynd
Dicter
Cotechions
Arizona
Becaues
Union
Ark
Aige
EB Lynd
Bisber
Ralph Ellinwood
EE. EE Linwood
Germany
Bevon Striehure
Almes
Duetas
Red Cross
Ralph Posse Phetty
Lom
Atreaburs
Switzerland
Jan
New War Savings Stamp Series Opens January First
Phoenix reports the 1919 War Savings Stamp series begins sale January first with a price of 41.2 dollars, increasing one cent monthly. New stamp cards issued. 1918 stamps cannot be used on 1919 cards. Each stamp redeems at maturity for five dollars. 1918 certificates remain valid. Government urges continued thrift and investment in stamps.
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Phoenix
Leon
Arizona
Arizona Stockmen to Meet in Phoenix February 11 13
The Arizona Stockmen's Association calls its statewide annual meeting in Phoenix from February 11 to 13, with reconstruction features shaping the next months. The executive committee will meet there next Monday, as Charles Mullen of Phoenix serves as association president.
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Arizona Stockmen
Phoenix
Association
Charles Mullen
Associafle
Arizona’s Campbell sworn in as governor amid crowd
Phoenix reports Governor Campbell takes office in a formal ceremony at the capitol balcony with Supreme Court Justice Baker officiating. Acting Lieutenant Governor George W. P. Haut is introduced, as Festive scenes mark the inaugural. The event follows the end of Hunt’s term and precedes a delayed public reception due to health concerns.
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Phoenix
Thomas & Campbell
Herblicam
Arizona
Tool
Usta
Capitol
Supreme Court
Baker
Ant Rovernor
George W. Po
Woorty
Campbell
Louis Lowenthal
Hunt
Trilliant
Death of Dr Schwab at Seneon After Brief Illness
Dr LL Schwab died at Seneon after several weeks illness. Born in Warrenton Virginia in his 40s he spent his career in Roanoke Virginia before moving to El Paso Texas then to Seneon. He leaves three sons six daughters his mother two sisters and four brothers and was a member of the State Medical Society of Virginia and the American Medical Association.
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LL. Schwab
Seneon
Benson
Jus
Henson
Hys
Paso
Texas
Schwab
Warrenton
Virginia
Roanoke
el Paso
State Medical Society of Virginia
American Medical Association
Plant of dynamite found under Globe bridge
An anonymous call led police to nine sticks of dynamite under the Arizona Eastern Railroad bridge over Pinal Creek on Bailey Street. Officers found 40 percent giant powder tied with rope, 18 inches of fuse, and a cap attached to one center stick. The fuse burned four inches and stopped.
Steering Gear On Auto Breaks In Bisbee Accident
A service car owned by J. L. Brooks and driven by Kenneth Needler broke yesterday afternoon on Naco road near the Holbrook stop. The car swerved into a trolley pole, toppled the pole, and plunged down the embankment landing upright. Needler and four others were involved in the crash.
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Bisbee
Jane
J. L. Brooks
Keneth Needler
Naco Road
Holbrook
Needler
Girl Held In Nogales Conspiracy Case Shaped for Fort Grant
Laura Forman aged 17 of Florence is under Maricopa county authority and to be sent to the Fort Grant industrial school after a toy-ride incident involving convicts. Mexican consul J Garza Zertuche is appointed to Los Angeles and ordered to depart at once. American consul Lawtom of Nogales will transfer to Guatemala per State Department orders.
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Phoenix
Laura Forman
Sonora
Maricopa County
Florence
Fort Grant
Nogales
J. Garza Zertuche
Los Angeles
EM. Law
Tom
Nova
Mexico
Guatemala
State Department
Ting
Arizona Weekly Industrial Review Highlights Mining Uncertainties
The Arizona weekly report notes state board findings on taxes and uncertain, slow mining progress hindering development. It lists various mines and districts including Patagonia, Harshaw, World's Fair and Jerome, with references to ore quantities, shipments, and a new beneficiation plant. The piece mentions real thefts, strikes, and labor activity, reflecting a shaky industrial landscape.
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Arizona Weekly Industrial Review
Phoenix
Ariona State Board of Equalization
Cochise Delegates Enter Contest for Legislative Posts
Cochise County will field at least two candidates for the Arizona House speakership when the session opens January 12. William Delbridge of this city and Charles Francis of Douglas are named as contenders, with Warren district members William J Delbridge Mary Seeley and Harry Jennings listed as advising the push for new legislation. Proposals include changing Arizona election law to a top vote getter system and having salaried city officers elected by people rather than appointed by councils.
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Cochise
Cochive County
Tamer
William Delbridge
Charles Francis
Douglas
Warren
William J Delbridge
Seeley
Harry Jennings
Arion
Californis
Harshaw Mexicans Starving Amid Deplorable Conditions
In Harshaw, conditions are dire with rampant poverty and two to three deaths daily among the Mexican population. Families live in tents with little clothing or food, leading to sickness and pneumonia. In Bisbee, Rudolph Sonnetfelt, a 12 year old girl’s alleged abuser, was taken into custody by city officers Barton and Sherhill after he threatened sought entry.
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Patagonia
Sary
Rudolph Sonnetfelt
Barton and Sher- Hill
Northern schools reopen Clarkdale today
Clarkdale officials announced the decision to reopen the town’s schools on January 6, restoring classroom activity after a closure. The move resumes normal schooling with students returning to classes as planned.
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Northern
Clarkdale
Draft Boards Aim to Form War Service Club
J Myers, acting chairman of Pima county draft board, seeks to organize a society of draft board members as mobilization nears. A meeting is planned in Phoenix during adjournment of the Legislature to discuss forming a permanent club for those involved in war work and to strengthen attendance with railroad fare discounts.
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Phoenix
J. Myers
Pima County
Society of
Draft Board
National Army
Meyers
Madthi T. Werant
M Onthers
Heart
Auto Hold Up in Bisbee Report Near Bakerville
January 6 report describes an attempted armed robbery near Bakerville involving two masked men. F. E. Breseler, a service car driver, says the men rushed him around 9 PM and another driver, Frank Morales, earlier reported a pistol point hold up. Morales lost about $109 in currency outside a Baker house.
New Gambling Law Sparks Question in Miami
Officials in Phoenix state that anti gambling laws approved in November are in full force following a December 5 proclamation by the governor. The laws carry a proviso that they take effect as specified.
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Miami
Thyee
Phoenix
Influenza Crisis Grips Phoenix as Legislature Opens
The influenza situation in Phoenix worsens as health officers meet to decide on a possible quarantine. Fears arise that the epidemic could delay the January 13 start of the legislature, with officials weighing statewide, county, and city measures.
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Phoenix
Mrs Glenn Held in Superior Court in Christmas Night Shooting
Mrs Mary Glenn was held to the superior court today for shooting her husband during a liquor party on Christmas night. Judge Frank DeSousa approved her bond of 3500, ensuring her release from custody. Glenn was a railroad employee.
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Glenn
Phoenix
Mary Glenn
Frank DeSousa
Focal Railroad
Ringing Sheep In From Mountain Ranges
Harry Scores arrives with a large flock for winter grazing in Mesa valley. Many sheep men wintering there are arriving or en route from the mountains as desert ranges offer ideal grazing.
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Mesa
Harry Scores
Shee
Readers Pleased by Cure Claim and Reward Offered
A reader note announces a $100 reward and reports that science has achieved a cure for a dreaded disease in all stages, signaling optimism about medical progress.
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