Complex Cochise County Mortgage and Property Entries
A dense listing from Cochise County records includes numerous mortgage assignments, satisfactions, and deeds. Items mention Central Cattle Loan Co, Kennyon to Brad ford, National Bank of Douglas, and Joseph T Ware with multiple livestock, land, and personal property transfers. patent and warranty deeds. assets including automobiles and pianos. multiple dates around 1917. various individuals and firms across Douglas and surrounding areas.
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National Hank of Douglas
Porter Morris
Wilker Bank & Trust Co
Joseph T Ware
Ther Ho McKinney
Arturo Grijatha
Luna
Scherer
Lisle B_ smith
Benson Signal Editor Marries St David Woman
Editor C. L. Rucker of the Benson Signal and Miss Irene Hennett of St. David wed at the Congregational church at high noon with Rev. CW Stark officiating. The couple kept the plans secret from friends who learned after they had left for the county seat and Bisbee for celebrations. Adam Marter visits Bisbee briefly with friends.
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Benson
C. L. Rucker
Benson Signal
Irene Hennett
St. David
Congregational Church
CW. Stark
Erat
Bisbee
Troops in charge of situation at Globe
Federal troops arrived in Globe last evening and assumed control of the strike. Cavalry pitched tents at the Dominion mine entrance as strikers blocked Copper Hill Road. troops marched through the city to the mine, were cheered by residents, and set up camp. An officer told the crowd he would spend the night there, while labor leaders urged dispersal. Former Governor Hunt may go to Globe as a mediator for the strike, seeking union recognition and urging restraint to avoid paralyzing copper production.
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Globe
Minion Maine
Liumon
Sebell Street
OM Dominion
Capper
Wasater
Im Command
Bishway
PHOE
G. W. P Hunt
Wilken
Arizona
Hunt
Wilcot
exGovernor
Washington, D.C
J. Myers
John Meliride
Department of Labor
Myriam Toles
Tombstone
Ann Arbor
Mich
Elsie Toles
Douglas
Bender City
Killing at Clifton Crifton during present strike
The first killing of the strike occurred last night as Ventura Castillo, a Mexican mine worker, was shot dead. Santiago Estorza, another Mexican worker, was detained in connection with the shooting, seven bullets struck Castillo. Denver dispatch notes G H Moyer of the miners union telegraphed Bisbee locals disavowing any authorized action and citing protection of the union.
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Crifton
Ventura Castilo
Santigo Estorza
Castillo
Denver
Celony
G. H. Moyer
Bisbee
Bmeyer
Food Census Map Project Shows Arizona Crops
The Arizona state food census map project outlines 1918 crop plans and acreage across districts. Dwight B. Heard chairs the council’s executive committee while JR Sellers supervises the data collection from district managers for county maps with colored crop symbols. The work aims to provide a rapid, exact view of grain and crop distribution for state needs and future planning.
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Phoenix
State House
Alksone Council of Defense
Dwight B. Heard
Arizona
JR Sellers
Statt Adelan
Sellers
Another Strike At Bisbee Over Pay And Hours
A second Bisbee strike occurred this afternoon as Mexican girl employees at Warren Steam Laundry and Queen Laundry walked out after both companies refused a seven hour day and three dollar daily wage. The white workers stayed at their posts, and no trouble was reported.
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Bisbee
Tombstone
Warren Steam Laundry
Queen Laundry
Gleeson Frontier Day a Grand Success
Gleeson Frontier Day celebrated the Fourth of July with near 500 attendees. Crowds from Tombstone Bisbee and Courtland lined the streets as cowboys competed in relays horse races and bull riding. The Gleeson Bucking Circus mule act led by Frank Price drew cheers before a barbecue fed the crowd. Rides and events continued into the afternoon followed by a crawdad ball by the Red Cross. About 114 paid at the door plus unreported ticket sales filled the hall, with praise from Rep Foster to Chairman Lafe Gibson and the organizing committee.
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Cleeson
Tombstone
Bisbee
Courtlan
Especi
Gleeson Buckiug Circus
Frank Price
Jacenes
Tom Foster
People of
Gleeson
Spring Valley
Riner
Jim Kinney
W Tim
Frank Sanders
Red Cross
Bisbee Orchestra
Farm Improvement Association Picnic at Cochise Stronghold
Local parties report a lively Farm Improvement Association gathering at Cochise Stronghold. About 30 autos from Sulphur Springs Valley Pearce Court Light Webb Tombstone joined a grove of six sycamores for a picnic and speaking event. The day featured multi races contests and a dance with cash prizes. Speakers included BO Payne and Prof J A Rockfellow with A J Pascuig and Prof E P Taylor addressing agricultural topics.
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Logal
Cochise
Farm Improvement Association
Sulphur Springs
Pearce
Court and
Light
Webb
Tombstone
County Farm
BO. Payne
Attorney General to probe treasonable I W speech
Attorney General Wiley E. B. Jones ordered an investigation into a speech allegedly delivered in Miami by Rodger Culver for the Industrial Workers of the World. He claimed copper industry disruption and wheat crop suspensions to force miners’ demands, urging swift, impartial action and reporting by phone or telegram.
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Phoenix
Wiley EB. Jones
Miami
Industrial Workers of the World
Rodger Culver
United States
Culver
Jones
Hoh
M. Foster
Cutornes
Globe
Arizona
Phoenix Morning Paper
Roger Culver
Amestown
Wilry E. Jones
Arms and Ammunition Seized from Beecroft & Lewis
Government agents seized the entire stock of arms and ammunition from Beecroft & Lewis, local second hand dealers, amid alleged weed infraction and sales to unauthorized persons. The inventory was taken with military and justice department involvement and the stock moved to a safe storage. Prosecutions were not announced, and officials indicated the embargo might be lifted before actions resumed.
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Douglas
Beecroft & Lewis
Department of Justice
Road Completed From Fort Huachuca To Canille
Advices indicate a new two mile road from Fort Huachuca to Canille around the north point of Huachuca Mountains. Built by the Forest Department at a cost of 5000 dollars. In use by army trucks to Nogales and local ranches, improving on the old route. Lost mare with yearling colt by Weside Mara branded Lazy A Spear on left hip. Reward offered to W L Palmer Courtland. Selection Furrey Quartette. Address by Karl Z Wilking. Song America. 2:20 baseball game Stronghold Giants versus Texas Canyon Spad Diggers.
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Ft Huachuca
Canille
Huachuca Mountains
Forest Department
Nogales
Weside
Mara
Lazy A. Spear
W. L. Palmer
Courtland
America
Giants
Texas Canyon
Tombstone News Briefs Highlight Local Developments and Socials
Plans move into new Wolcott quarters for Abstract and Trust, bank renovations to follow, and city street work set to begin next month. The community notes sign bonds, marriage rumors, schooling moves from Los Angeles, a birth, injuries from a horse kick, summer plans, and the town’s improving trees, flags, and roads as Bisbee visitors and residents trade updates.
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Title Insurance and Trust Company
Wolcott Jtlock
Tee New Bank
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