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Tombstone Epitaph

Location

Tombstone, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Jan 27, 1918

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Former Tombstoneite Writes Interesting Letter From the Alps

A former Tombstone resident, Joseph Cima, now in the Alps with English troops as an interpreter, sends a December letter detailing life at the front. He describes frontline noise, his role with the 23rd Division, and his pride in Allied efforts while wishing family a Merry Christmas and a peaceful outcome.

Tombstone Alps Decem Ber Stone Cochise County Joseph Cima Tony Giacoma Europe Jos. Cima A. P.mint Italy

Cattle Industry Notes From Arizona and Texas

Clifton city clerk Mast Danenhauer plans to resign to tend to growing private interests. State defense council endorses halting importation of range cattle or sheep until range conditions improve. Dragoons ranch reports snow and rain with a promising season outlook. Del Rio cattleman M Peebles tours Tucson seeking a ranch to buy. Ona cattle growers convene in Nogales February 14 to 16, 1918, to stage a landmark convention. General L H Manning has sold property.

Mast Danenhauer Clifton Wince The State Council of Defense C” Bar Dragoons M. Peebles del Rio Texas Tucson Mr. Peebles Arizona

Eastern Star enjoys business and social meet

The Eastern Star chapter held a semimonthly meeting at the Masonic hall with Worthy Matron Mrs. H. J. Hutchinson presiding. A social followed with Judge and Mrs. WL A Fowler in charge, featuring conundrums, word games, prizes, and refreshments of apples and popcorn balls.

Eastern Star Masonic Hall H. J. Hutchison WL A Fowler Johnson Gertrude Lake Hi. P. Johnson Douglas Gray

Arizona boys praised by Camp Funston trainer

Captain Haggerty of Camp Funston visited the local draft board yesterday to instruct on physical examinations. He said Arizona recruits lead physically at Funston and are becoming fine soldiers, with only two from Cochise County rejected. He then proceeded to Globe to spend days with the Gila county board.

Captain Haggerty Camp Funefen Arizona Camp Funston Coshise County Haggerty Globe Gila

Exemption of Cowboys Topic in Nogales Livestock Meet

Exemption of Cowboys from the military draft will be one of five questions at the Arizona Livestock Growers convention in Nogales February 18 to 16. Dwight B. Heard will discuss cattle production costs. A committee will prepare data, tickets use certificate plan, receipts needed for half fare, and return tickets valid February 14 to 18. Nogales Chamber of Commerce and Battlemen of Santa Cruz county plan to host attendees.

Nogales Arizona Livestock Growers Dwight B. Heard State Council of Defence Harmon Arizona Texas New Mexico California

Truck Driver 16 Injured as Mine Chute Collapses

Swede Jacobson, a truck driver for Bunker Hill Mines at the Escondido mine, was trapped for two hours when an ore chute collapsed while he opened a filling door. He endured rock pressure and ore entrapment before relief arrived, aided by Shifter Dominick Cima from the Lucky Cass mine nearby.

Escondido Bunker Hill Mines Company Jacobson Dominick Cima Lucky Cass

Arizona to recruit 250000 shipyard workers for war effort

Phoenix January 26 The shipbuilding board plans a volunteer reserve of 250000 skilled workers to be held in reserve and sent to shipyards as needed. Arizona quota is 888 with registrations urged through the state council of defense. Blanks and registration bureaus will be established statewide during the two week period starting January 28 as four minute men explain shipbuilding’s war value.

Phoenix Shipbalking Board State Counel of Defense Arizona Council of Defense America

Judge Lockwood Holds Juvenile Court in Douglas

In Douglas Judge A. Lockwood sat in for Judge Baxter and presided over juvenile matters. Several youths were slated for state reform school, including Milton Lackey and Lupe Rockman for a haystack fire valued at 100 dollars, while Douglas Welch was convicted of attempted assault. Lillian Ashley’s case was continued and Alfredo Villa placed in temporary custody.

Douglas A. ©.Ockwool Yuma County Baxter D. T. Dunlap State Reform School G. H. Iirst Miton Lackey Lupe Rockman Earl McKinney Reform School Douglas Welch Ross Barrett Alfredo Villa Lillian Ashley Lillian Pabst Globe George Ashley Ashley

Dauntless Quarte tte in Quest of Wily Duck

A Tombstone party led by A H Gardner M E Cassidy W A McSparrow and A C Karrer set out for St David to hunt ducks despite cold weather driving fowl southward. They carried scatter guns and ammo with two game wardens in the party, pledging to follow the food conservation pledge and keep appetites reasonable amid littered ponds.

A. H. Gardner M. E. Cassidy W. A. McSparrow A.C. Karrer St David Arizona Aden

Income tax from copper producers in Arizona

Five cents per pound profit is the broadest figure now used to estimate copper taxes under federal mining provisions. Tax rates vary from 2 to 12 cents per pound per Arizona production, with a 3 cent minimum yielding about $21,000,000 for the state. An increase of one cent adds roughly $7,000,000. at 3, 5, and 12 cents, federal tax would be about $200,000, $500,000, or $1,200,000 for a 10,000,000 pound output.

Douglas Arizona

Soriano clears way for Sonora mines to reopen

In Douglas on January 26 Mexican consul Ives G. Lelevier spoke with acting Sonora governor Soriano, outlining arrangements for mines to pay workers with American silver due to U S export restrictions on gold. Soriano said outlook for mine operations and new properties is bright. General Calles supported efforts to assist mining firms, while court also heard probate and civil matters with four divorces granted and a Prohibition case verdict.

Douglas Ives G. Lelevier G. Soriano Sonora Lelevier Nogales P. Elias Calles Soriano United States Calles

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Military Department Turnino General Manning Ariions Nessow A Garfield Schnabel Pima County Select Miles Charles F Solomon Mre H.W. Fenner Organ Feed Charities Orgaization Artona Cattle Growers’ Association Gen. L. H. Manning Reims Teutons WANT H. H. Hughart Bunker Hise Lockwood Dauntless Quartette Wily Duck Sonora Mines Poenas Gaffney Gale Clary Arthur Vincent
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