Classification of the Class of 1918 by local board
The local board completed the 1918 classification and prepared mailing cards for registrants. The list shows names with classifications such as 1A and 2A, some marked navy or SF, some failed to return questionnaires, and notes continued on page two. The roll includes Watson, Wheeler, Bryan, Angle, Harmore, Morendon, Jover, Tatemanta, and many others with varied statuses and endorsements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cales
Wm. F. Watson
Franklin A Wheeler
Navy
Bryan Betty Axe
Chas, A. Angle
Walter T. Harmore
Wm. BR Morendon
Paul Jover
Caley E. Tatemanta
Geo. Deanna
Chas
Vega
Arthur F. Gardner
Enrique ¢. Canova
Frank Lopes
Paul Ratti
Claud Nard
EA Lee Roach
Pedro Antilion Jr SF
Tomy Motles
Seth Johnson
H. B
Elston Ta
Jose Torres
Franklyn GH. Ivey
Antonio Pinedama
Herbert E. Locke
Bert Davenport
Geo
Ey Leland
Geo. W. Pleres
Peter W. Eldreage
John Frank Kries
Rsp
Alfred Ho Nichols
Hey T. Gobble
Lloyd Laxeon
Carlos Chavez
Albert A. Sperry
Francisco Padio
Eddie Weber Taurgeon Fore
Harry J. Mitchell
Jose FL Quihulz
Winfred
Lockhart
James A. Walker
Wee Hong
Patrick Harrington
Joe Dunkerson
Jack L. Thompson
Alois Jos. Hessency
Wm. J. Martens
Otto John Bowman
Fortunado Piciila
Parker Woodman
Chas. J. Gard
Jesse E Curtis
Dwight Rabeack
Robt M. Cummins
Chester J. Jenkins
Albert Vietti Poy
Thos. J. Savice
Wm. J. B. Hunters
Manuel Gonzales
Howard Hampston
Wm. J. Hutchison Iary
Thos. Conger
Jerry E. Haug
Columbus P. Gi
Mexican Cowboy Arrest Ends Mesa Escape Drama
Fred T. Baker alias George McLain was captured on Mormon Flats near Mesa after an escape from Clifton road camp ten days earlier. Constable Pickins and Deputy Natsteer surprised Baker who surrendered at once. Baker had a prior burglary sentence and was known as a bad character.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phoenix
Fred T. Baker
George McLain
Mormon Flats
Mesa
Picking
Charles Natsteer
Baker
Clifton Road
Pickins
Jerison
Valencia Verduxo
Sheik
Nat Heer
Initiated Laws Before Voters in November Benin
Arizona voters face seven proposed measures to modify state law via constitutional amendments and statutory changes. Proposals include lands leasing and sale limits, capital punishment, antivaccination statutes, workmen's compensations, and legislative redistricting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benin
Arizona
Uber
Two Committees Named on Defense Council in Phoenix Report
Phoenix dispatch reports the selection of two key committees for the new state council of defense. The seven research committee lists D T MacDougal Desert Laboratory Tucson as chairman with members from observatories and mines. The public health committee names H Brown Phoenix as chair with notable Arizona scientists from Flagstaff Bisbee Globe and other cities. Governor Hunt’s assertion about Senator Charles M Roberts of Cochise being named to the council is disputed. county supervisors have not met since the appointment but are set to meet Monday when Roberts’s appointment is expected to be confirmed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phoenix
State Council of Defense
D. T. MacDougal
Desert Laboratory
Tucson
VM Observatory
W. Warner Watkins
Phoswin
Ho A. Spohr
At. Butler
School of Mines
W. B McCatlemn
Po B. Wilder
Douglas
Committee On Public Health
Siler
FO. H. Brown
Hunt
State Council For Defense
Charles M. Roberts
Cochise County
Board of Supervisors
Roberts
Sidney P.osborn
Sidney P. Osbern
Osborn
Road Conditions Near Tombstone and Charleston
Roads out of Tombstone are in good condition except where cross washes have occurred. The Charleston to Fort route is fine except for three washes that can be crossed by dipping. The Port through Overton Buena area toward the bridge is nearly a boulevard, with the upper end surfaced in decomposed granite.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tombstone
Charlestons
Fort
Overton
Buena
Prison labor proposed to harvest crops in Arizona
Phoenix July 22 Prison labor of Arizona is to be used to ease the labor shortage in the agricultural and horticultural industries. The plan was advanced by Attorney General Wiley E Jones and approved by the state board of patrons and parries at a Florence meeting. The program will parole suitable prisoners to work in state industries, excluding those serving extreme sentences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phoenix
Arizona
Wiley E. Jones
Th State Board of Patrons and Paroies
Florence
Jones
Wis Curt W. Miller
Tempe
C. ©. Case
Superintendent of Public Instruction
California
Mexicans Held for Trial in Plot to Violate U S Neutrality
Nogales July 12 Six of eight men arrested in June on conspiracy charges to disrupt U S neutrality and foment revolution in Mexico faced trial in the U S district court after a hearing before U S Commissioner W A O Connor Witnesses named Juan Cabral a follower of Carranza and Villa and Felipe Angeles once commander of Villa artillery forces as leaders of the alleged plot M A Collins a former Nogales merchant was among those held The remaining defendants were Mexicans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nogales
United States
Mexico
United Stat District Court
U. S
W. A. O'Connor
Juan Cabral
Carranza
Villa
Pelipe Angeles
M.A. Collins
Williams Family Deaths Spark $150,000 Damages Suit
W E Togas as administrator of John Williams Edith Williams Dorothy Williams Paul Williams and Maurine Williams filed in Florence Superior Court for $115,000 against Southern Pacific railroad J B Gandy and Lawrence Gamotis over the Casa Grande May 5 auto accident that killed John Williams and his wife and three children. The suit seeks $59,000 for John Williams $20,000 for Mrs Williams and $15,000 for each child. The engineer and fireman on the west bound train are named defendants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bibbee
Flannigan & Murry
Florence
W. E. Togas
John & Williams
Edith Williams
Dorothy Wilames
Paul Williams
Maurine Williams
Southern Pacific Railroad Company
J.B. Gandy
Lawrence Gamotis
Casa Grande
Jobs Williams
Williams
Corone
Boggs
Tombstone
Taft
Bentley
J. B. Gandy
Deputy Sheriff Brakfield Seeks Sheriff Nomination in Tombstone
Deputy Sheriff Wm Brakfield of Lowell is in Tombstone on official business and to announce his candidacy for Sheriff. He plans to return this evening after touring the county to drum up support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. Brakfield
Lowell
Tombstone
Arizona Melons And Potatoes Data Report Issued
The government reports on cantaloupe, watermelon and potato data for Arizona show earlier cantaloupes this year by about a week. One carload of watermelons estimated, with growers’ prices around 35 dollars per hundredweight versus 22 last year. fifty carloads of potatoes expected at about 11 1/2 cents per pound. First cantaloupe car from Glendale shipped June 26, then Mesa on July 9, with rains delaying skin and yield. up to July 5, 212 carloads, with 820 expected. Watermelons had 40 cars shipped by July 3, with 30 more anticipated. first car brought 0 this year and 35 last year. average grower price about 25 dollars to date, versus 22 last year. Potatoes shipments projected below initial sixty-car estimate. 1916 and 1917 figures cited for context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phoenix
Arizona
Department of Agriculture
J. M
Hadison
Harrison
Salt River
Glendale
Mesa
Earier
Bliss Tickets Issued This Week in Tombstone Weddings
Bliss tickets issued in Tombstone and nearby towns list numerous forthcoming marriages. Names include Porfirio Martinez to Maria N Cousins, R. Page to Alma N McKnight, Manuel Salcido to Edna Martinez, and many others across Bisbee Douglas Naco Pirtleville Lowell Forest Station.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bliss
J. E
Superior Court
Porfirio Martinez
Maria
R. Page
Alma N. McKnight
Douglas
Manuel Salcido
Edna Martinez
Benson
Karl D. Higgins
Gertrude Mitchell
John Sprain
Dorothea Pavlocich
Bisbee
Jose Claro
Laura Gonzales
Mauro Hermangilto
Braulin Hernandez
Dougiac
Juan R
Sentences Today in the Superior Court
A wave of civil, criminal and probate cases appeared before Judge Lockwood. Defendants including Juan Jiminez and Daniel Mariner were sentenced for transporting liquor, with months and fines. Francisca Robles received 2 to years for burglary. Others pleaded guilty to assaults and burglaries with varying prison terms. Prohibition violators face road work or jail, while a few suspended sentences are noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lockwood
Juan Jiminez
Daniel Mariner
Squir
Francisca Robles
Bishep
Jesus Xiean
Cortland
Severs
J. A. Brown
Dousta
John Parks
Arift
Mary Gonnates
Also Mentioned on This Page
Cochise Desporado
Beker
Hisbee
Gen Kanen
Woleey
Defense Council
ASK
Mohawk Claims
Mohawk Copper
James Barrett
Tombs
Mohawk Mining Co
Buffalo
Barrett
Supreme Court of Arizona
The
Mohawk Minning Company
James V. Walsh
John J. Kilcoyne
Frank J. McBride
Wan [H. Cain
New York
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