Cleary Talk Denounced by Bisbee Union and Officials
A broad, signed statement from Bisbee area leaders, miners and businessmen condemns Bill Cleary and his anti war stance. They describe his rhetoric as fomenting industrial strife and illegal actions, defend deportations as lawful, and support local authorities and the I W W opponents. The letter, backed by Mayor Jacob Erickson and Sheriff Harry Wheeler, affirms loyalty to the war effort and calls for unity in Cochise County.
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Bill Cleary
Columbus
HM Cleary
Bil Cleary
Met
Cohaubue
Cheary
Creary
Cleary Pusileers
France
BM Cleary
Cleary
Tistead
Xemeral
Col. Cleary
Bisbee
Belgium
Warren
Harry Wheeler
Vanes Johnson
Miles Merrill
Wheeler
Germany
Iny
I. W. W. Advocate
Cluary
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Gertrict
Couty
Jacob Erickson
City of
Harry C. Wheeler
Cochise County
Vance Jhonson
Knights of Columbus Million Dollar War Camp Fund
The Knights of Columbus plan a one million dollar War Camp Fund to build recreation and entertainment facilities at No. 8 Training Camps and concentration camps for soldiers of all creeds. It will raise the funds via per capita assessments within fifteen days and further voluntary contributions during Campaign Week starting January 22.
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Order of the Knights of Columbus
Ruletts of Columbus
Supreme Board of Directors
Knights of ColuMunbus
Campalen Sweet
Avaita
Imene Mare
Cattle Brands for State Now Exceed 18500
Phoenix July 17 More than 18 000 cattle brands are on file at the Live Stock Sanitary board office. The brands belong to Arizona cattlemen, some deceased or moved, covering known brands since records began to prevent duplication and to deter theft. The board seeks relinquishment of unused brands to simplify rapid reference and asks cattlemen to sign notices relinquishing all no longer in use.
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Phoenix
Tute
Live Stock Sanitary Board
Arizona
Live Stock Sanitation Boards
Arand
Hhe
Jury Excused For Term Over Smallpox In County Jail
Judge Lockwood in Superior Court excused trial jurors sine die due to a smallpox case in the county jail. Jurors were notified by Clerk J E James to report July 20 or be excused. Further juries may be called once the smallpox scare ends and no new cases have appeared.
No Bottles Prohibited in All U S Territories
Instructions recalled yesterday tell all United States attorneys and Justice Department agents that every form of contraband transportation is banned into any territory. A bottle in the hip pocket is forbidden by federal law.
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United States
Department of Justice
Citizens' Protective League Leaders Appoint Merrill as President
Supervisors J. HENDERSON announces the Citizens' Protective League led by business men with MYLES MERRILL named as President and Workmen's Loyalty noted.
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J. 8. Henderson
Citizens’ Protective League
Myles Merrill
Workmen's Loy
Records of Cochise County Transactions and Debts
A dense list from Cochise County includes warranty deeds transferring lots in Douglas for sums such as 550 dollars, various mining deeds, chattel mortgages on livestock and automobiles, satisfactions of mortgage, and notices of water appropriation. It enumerates incorporations, property transfers, and debts involving individuals and local businesses, with multiple names and parcel details across Douglas and Bisbee.
Minimum wage becomes law in Phoenix case
In Phoenix on July 17 the Merchant and Manufacturers Association filed a formal statement with Judge Stanford in a labor case aimed at blocking a minimum wage measure. The court prepared a permanent injunction, signaling the immediate effect of a $10 weekly minimum for women.
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Phoenix
Uit
Merchant and — Manufacturers’ Association
Bullard and Jenks
Stanford
Cananea Mines Closure Sparks Mexican Govts Action
Governor Silas Calles of Sonora and Governor Calles have moved toward reopening Cananea mines. President Carranza summoned officials for a conference as American owners halt operations and order workers out amid Mexican government tensions.
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P. Silas Alles
Sonora
Mexico
Mexco City
Carranza
Cananea
Calles
Magdalena
United States
Aaron arrested on bootleg charge at Union pool hall
July 17 Al Aaron was arrested by Deputy Sheriff Percy Bowden for selling a pint of whiskey at the Union pool hall owned by John Ames. He was released on a $500 cash bond after Bowden claimed to have proof. A letter insinuating culpability was found at the post office and shown to friends. In town, cattleman William Cowan visited for business.
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Union
John Ames
al Aaron
Percy Bowden
Aaron
Bowden
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