Arizona nominating race for state offices proceeds
Twelve candidates won certification to appear on the Soldiers primary ballots including Campbell, Sutter, Moeur, Osborn, Cobb, Nor Thorne Colter, Mund Simms, Vaughn, Ross, Franklin, Baker, Johnson and related officials. Secretaries Osborn notes filings continue as campaigns head to boards for ballot preparation amid August 2 deadline. Harris killed in auto accident near Florence. former Cochise youth, previously involved in larceny and parole, died after crash while driving with a companion at night.
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Phoenix
Arizona
Campbell
Fred Sutter
William A. Moeur
Sidney
Osborn
Lamar Cobb
Henrs
Ham Harris
Cochise County
Florence
Harris
Douglas
Sacramento
Lquor
Plareiee
W. H. Crawferd
Sturz Cor
Kelvin Road
Nani Harris
Morenee
Nanita
Relief Society in Bisbee Swindled in War Aid
July 2 Bisbee relief operation exposed a fraud involving a Bisbee war relief society. An inquiry by the adjutant general found a woman and children had been supported for months while the supposed beneficiary man, claimed to be in the army, never enlisted and had fled to Mexico after a faulty classification.
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Phoenix
Adjutant General
Bisbee
Riabeo
Gener
Mexico
Relief Society
Arizona Soldiers In Big Drive On The Marne
Camp Kearny California July 2 In action reports from this camp officers said today that men who recently arrived in France have participated in combat on the Marne. No Camp Kearny casualties listed yet though details are withheld pending casualty lists. Some soldiers had been in continuous service two years and were highly trained.
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Camp Kearn
France
Camp Kearny
Deputy Brakfield Tours County Seat With Booze Truck
Cap deputy Billy Brakfield, candidate for sheriff, visited the county seat today after a Celery-Vis truck laden with several sacks of liquor was seized at Lowell yesterday. One man fled. another was jailed to await trial.
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Billy Brakfield
Lowell
Bradfield
Stevens Found Guilty In First Degree Murder Trial
Harry L Stevens was found guilty of first degree murder by a jury in Prescott after a two week trial. Stevens faced charges of killing Robert E Miller. The jury deliberated about 30 minutes.
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Prescott
Harry L .Stevens
Stevens
Robert E. Miller
Madero Family Arrives in Douglas From El Paso
Francisca Madero, president of Mexico, arrives in Douglas from El Paso with relief and family members. The party plans a brief stay to assess business and safety as rumors circulate about Mexico’s government and amnesty. A younger Madero brother, seven years old, travels with the group while the elder speaks English and notes American interest in the situation.
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Familly
Ifrom
Great Cantaloupe for Governor Prize Melon Arrives
Phoenix reports a 90 pound cantaloupe, 24 inch circumference, sent to the governor. It was grown at the state hospital farm on Tempe road and delivered by M. B. Hopper, steward for the institution, as a ceremonial gift amid campaign chatter.
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Phoenix
Hant
State Hospital For the
Temper Road
M. B Hopper
Jute
Anc
Heart Balm Suit Over Store Robbery Allegations
The husband of one of the women involved in a Johnson store robbery sues Robert McKay for $75,000 claiming alienation of his wife’s affections. McKay denies complicity. the suit, filed in Tombstone, names other alleged participants and outlines alleged acts to lure the wife away in September 1917. The case notes McKay’s prominence in the Douglas and Johnstown area and references four alleged robbers including Fitzgerald and Wilson.
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Johnson
Douglas
Cales
Tombstone
Atcomey & W
Pitzgerald
Frank Wilson
Minnie Reasonover
Fitegerald
Fitzgerald
Tee Mirove
Jobusom
Wilson
Fis
Fe Fae
Eo Rabiers
Charles
Deter Frees
Donglas
DT Dunlap
Tomleime
Minnie Reason
McKay
el Paso
Robert McKay
Etn
Stdaite
John Vantiie
Synthetic rubber inventor visits Jerome from Nogales
Phoy of Beddow and Stowe in Phoenix arrives from Nogales with a new synthetic rubber concept. Slosson, a visitor, examines samples claimed to endure seven years and a blend with reclaimed rubber. He plans to present the process in Jerome to attract interest and potential backers.
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Phoy
Beddow & Stowe Phoenix
Nogales
S. Duty
Henew
Sloson
Slosson
Jerome
Classified for service list of 1918 graduates and affiliates
A long OCR fragment lists numerous individuals with service classifications such as 1A and 4a, including Geo Gillaspy, Chas Hilt, Gilberto Valenzuela, Daniel Lee, Loyd Stevenson, Merlyn Ream, Douglas Wilson, Warren Conley, Geo Rogers, and many others. The text appears to be a roster of names tied to military classifications, likely from a New Jersey or similar local newspaper’s class of 1918 service notices, with scattered ranks and affiliations (army, navy, limited service) interspersed. The fragment continues across pages, showing numerous entries and partial line items for the class roster.
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Geo Gillaspy
Chas. Hilt
Gilberto Valenzuela
Deniel Lee
Sow Hangon
Loyd Stevenson
Merlyn Ream
Douglas Wilson
Jas Don Peter
A. Conley
Army
Geo Rogers
Emery
Wm Reed
Greig Dean
Daniel Thompson
W. Butler
Stanley Curtis
WA West Nicholson
Navy
Fernando del Rincon
Arthur E. Abbott
Itis Stathoulis
Woaz Kim Jung
Paul Keating
Arca Villezos
Deaton Gray
M Allen
Hirgine
Maced
L. Jack
Vaccination Order Enforced This Fall in Tucson
The city faces a fall vaccination enforcement begin with August counts. Many children may be barred from public schools if they fail to show vaccination proof, as health officers prepare to implement state compulsory vaccination while parents bear the cost and truancy penalties apply for noncompliance.
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Tucson
Jes
Tur SD
Son
Tealth
Igton
Selina
Liberty Loan Prize Publicity Contest In Phoenix
Liberty loan plan heads a publicity contest in Phoenix with J Metung as state chairman and a committee including A G Dulmage FP Viele Joseph R Loftus. Prizes of 25, 25, and 15 awarded for top three entries plus two honorable mentions. Five winners advance to San Francisco for interstate competition in the 12th Federal Reserve district with prizes of 100, 50, and 83 in the first, second, and third places.
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Phoenix
J. Metung
State
Liberty Loan
A. G. Dulmage
FP. & Viele
Presott
Joseph R. Loftus
San Francisco
Fediona Reserve District
State council of defense secretary to be chosen in Anauet
Office Phoenix reports the new state council of defense will select seven members to form county and district leadership roles including chairman secretary treasurer and heads of defense production welfare and finance committees. The list will draw from Pima Graham Maricopa and Cochise counties with July dates noted for decisions.
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Phoenix
State Council of Defense
John ©. Dunbar
Tent
Lajeedi Lea Pater
Potinedis Ormantaatis
State Council
Pima
Graham
Maricopa
Cocoty
Sith Raul
Pemgrees
Reo
Ston
Nogales Woman Fights Off Six Bandits on Ranch
A Nogales resident, Mrs Hall, narrowly escaped after defending herself from six armed Mexican raiders on a ranch. She fired all shots from a revolver and fled to Nogales to report the incident. Colonel Frier sent the Tenth cavalry and a deputy posse to search the area, but no raiders were captured.
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Nogales
James H. Fritz
Thirty-fifth Infantry
Testram Ment
Meatless days plan spurs pork production push
William E. Schneider from the University of Arizona and U.S. A. A. urges boys in club work to breed sows for two litters yearly and wean early to support fall litters. He notes pork exports rose from 39 million pounds monthly to 308 thousand pounds this year and stresses pasture grazing with minimal grain while maintaining sow condition.
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Willam E. Schneider
Swine Extension
University of Arizona
State Prisoners Will Till State Farms Near Florence
July 22 arrangements aim to cultivation by prison labor of a large tract near Florence. Leros A. Ladd, chairman of the commission of state institutions, says more than key acres will be brought under cultivation. General crops will be raised, but not for the market. the state institutions will use practically everything produced.
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Phoenix
Florence
Leros A. Ladd
Commission of State Institutions
Ladd
Woman Bootlegger Arrest at Douglas Depot
Senorita Carmen Galindo was pursued by Sheriff Bowden Patterson and Houston at the Douglas passenger depot during a rodeo to Bisseé trip. She faced arrest for possessing twenty four pints of whiskey and was placed in custody as authorities prepared to question her about the unlawful transport.
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Senorita
Carmen Galindo
Sheriffe Bowden
Patterson
Houston
Douglas
Rodeo
Bissee
Carmen
Start Growing Cotton Near Hermosillo Sonora
A start has been made on growing Egyptian cotton in Sonora. Fifty acres of the Yuma variety, seed from Salt River valley, planted by James Blevens on the Costa Rica rancho in the Sonora river valley, 40 miles west of Hermosillo. The long hot growing season and frost exemption, plus ample labor and low cultivation costs, are expected to favor the industry.
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Nogales
Ariz
Sonora
Salt River Valley
Arizona
James Blevens
Costa Rica
Sonora River Valley
Hermosillo
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Fran- Hor
E Mund
Mit Simms
Dese
Loren F. Vaughn
Harry Ross
G Ho Bbtin
Foster
A. S Mawkins
James Loy
Sidney PL Oshorn
Jones Jone
Auty
Teael Dunker Hill Mines
Marne
Harry L. Stevens
Madero
Madero Sala
Mr. Madero
United States
Sayr
Reasunover
Ruthery
Scill
Alva Barres
Alta Ho
Henry Shearer
Harold F. Shejani
Hartley Larned Gomez
Glover B. Quelty
Jiha Aivese
HA AL Timmons
Edwarda Rivera
John G. Cox
Hetehel
Roam
Arthur Eral Frauke Suytey
James Staddar
M Gurnes Staunvitis
Jack Crows
Ballassy
Michael Fennex
Frank Gwaltne
Leon Thorens
Harry Altbaus
Leas Ortiz
Howand Gribo
Kitelde Sones
Natty
Francis Cock
Jack Finton
Jos. F Horn
Frank Me
Harold A. Fay
Bryan Quin
Homer Guyer
Lewis Aching
Tae Robinow
LW. Whit
Hardie Robinett
D. P. Taylor
Ebben McMillan
Harry Bunting
Clarence Stetson
Willis Gardener
Hobart Harper
Bert Pletcher
Camp Dix
Edwin Browder
Dewitt Hedson Meee
Paul G. de Alvasy
Tony Salemath
Vivian Pickertee
Seth Johnson
Frank Fox
Geo Rowe
Henry King
Gary
Michael Mirka
Deas Thompson
James Craig
Elmer Bernste
George Hollane
Stanely Writ
Hiram Gran
Ays
Wm Ro Wood
Clare Marshall
Murray
Chas, Stager
Wendell
Lanaco
Steen i
Parker
Charles Hussey
John Remley
Liberty Loan Prize
NEW Deere
Benson Lumber & Commercial Co
Benson, Arizona
Dunbar
Castle Rock
Mron
Gannon
Lizzie
Illo, Sonora
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