Proclamation Warns Against Evading WWI Registration
President Wilson issues a proclamation warning all persons subject to the 1917 wartime registration to remain within the United States. Those who withdraw to evade registration face prosecution on return, under penalties including imprisonment up to one year and mandatory subsequent registration. The notice cites Section 5 of the May 18 1917 act and names Woodrow Wilson as issuer.
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Woodrow Wilson
United States of America
United States
Act of Congress
Peron
Roll of Honor Subscriptions in Liberty Loan Drive
The list prints subscribers from Tombstone including Brad H Brandt T R Brandt William Co H M Eckerman Alfred Godfrey King Solomon Lodge Alfred Lockwood Davie P Thomas N Yaple John H Davis Jr F N Wolcott Mrs F N Wolcott BR F Holland Order Eastern Star John W Walker R J Cornelius O Gibson Mrs J B Holland Lily M Holland William Thomas The Gibson Abstract Co Edgar L Richmond Edwin A Hughes Marjorie F Hughes Marion E Hughes Gertrude C Lake Harry E Pickett C H Allen Marguerite Andrino Emil Berry Flavia O Blake Ernest Escapule John Escapule John H Escapule Billie Fowler A Fowler Mrs M A Ivey Dorothy V Krebs Ray B Krebs Rutti N Krebs W F Landers dam Marter Sam ORegan Claude T Parris Orin K Preston Gee W C Woolery Barney Andrino Cochise Lodge No 5 IOOF L P DeB and Andrew Ford Ray Ford Mrs L Gallen Janeis Heit Sen On Co Susanne Bradshaw John Bradshaw Raymond Bradshaw R V Saunders George Gilbert Wales Rowe Wales Harry T Eckerman Alice W Lutley William Lutley M D Whelan E J Westervelt
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John H. Davis, Jr
F. N. Wolcott
BR. F. Holland
Eastern Star
John W. Walker
R. J. Cornelius O. Gibson
J. B. Holland
Lily M. Holland Walter Thomas
the Gibson Abstract Co
Edgar L. Richmond
Edwin A. Hughes
Marjorie F. Hughes
Marion E. Hughes
Gertrude C. Lake
Harry E. Pickett
C. H. Allen
Judge Hikes Ante Penalty For Liquor Introductions
In a July proceeding Judge Alfred Lockwood announced higher penalties for liquor introduction crimes. Sentences rise from three months and 150 dollars to four months and 150 dollars, indicating tougher enforcement. Ten guilty pleas for selling or introducing liquor were heard, with fines imposed and most defendants slated for road camp next week. Two divorce cases were resolved that morning.
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Arizona
Alfred Lockwood
Begun Boosters Visit Tombstone Kite Club Meet
A large delegation from Begun Boosters arrived in Tombstone around noon and joined the Tombstone Kite Club for a competitive match today at the lounge. Dozens of kites were tethered at the range as teams vie to score a bull with cheering and applause. leaders expect the contest to continue beyond press time with scores and lineup undecided.
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Henson Kite Club
Tombstone
Tombstone Kite Club
Douglasite on Suspicious Visit to Tombstone
Albert Stacy, manager of a large Douglas lumber company, was seen in Tombstone today amid suspicions he came to discuss removal plans for the county seat. Locals note his Douglas connections and recall Major Geo. H. Kells’s recent Tombstone visit, but no incriminating evidence was found as he departed for Douglas. He is not expected to return until July 2, when a final decision or consequence may follow.
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Albert Stacy
Stacy
Douglas
Dissin
Court House
Tombstone
Geo. H. Kells
Tombston
Miners Strike Leaders Review New Proposed Settlement
On June 2 John McBride submitted to Jerome district union copper miners a proposal from Charles W. Clark general manager of Caltech Verde sine for settlement. Operators reportedly approve the plan but union leaders may send it to a referendum. No recognition or checking system is provided in the proposal.
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Jehome
John McBride
Department of Labor
Jerome
Charles W. Clark
Caltech Verde Sine
Ener Bership
Pro Pew
Kingman Man Invents Diamond Tension Brake
Kingman June 2 A Kingman man Albert Wilson formerly a Santa Fe brakeman now with the Arizona Stores company has earned a patent for a new diamond tension brake device and racket wheel A company plans to market the invention which could revolutionize braking equipment for trains and street cars
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Kingman
Albert Wilson
Santa Fe
Arizona Stores Company
Bootlegger Narrowly Escapes Buckshot Disaster
Constable Jems Moore narrowly avoided blasting bootlegger Pete Peterson when a gun misfired as Moore halted a car from Lordsburg. Peterson, an elderly man, reached for a 4G automatic as F. Cole exited. a buckshot charge struck the rear of the automobile. Cole posted a $500 cash bond. Peterson’s escape came as Moore captured several bootleg suspects in recent days.
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Jems Moore
Pete Peterson
Moore
F. Cole
Peterson
Lordsburg
Cole
Mrs. H. K. Street Visits City From Fairbank
Mrs. H. K. Street of Fairbank is spending several days in the city visiting friends and enjoying time with local acquaintances.
No More Guns Plan Slated For 700 Mile Rifle Run
Major George J. Koskuge of the Tucson Rifle club reports a Washington order suspends sale of rifles and carbines to most buyers until further notice to reserve arms for campaign and training. The Tucson Motorcycle Club meanwhile plans a four day endurance run July 1 starting at the Gadsden Hotel Tucson to cover 700 miles with 25 entrants and strict 25 mph average.
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George J. Koskuge
Tucson
Ordance
Washington, DC
Rowkruge
Washington
Washington, D. C
Chief of Ordnance
Secretary of War
Ordnance Dept
Tucson Rifle Club
San Antonio Arsenal
Harry B. Jordan
Uni. Dept
Arizona
Thomas A’ Pugh
Tucson Motorcycle Club
Gadsden
Ourlus Om
Tucana Motorcycle Club
Douglas
White City
Nogales
Scott Street
Tombstone
Bisbee
Henson
Gen Green to Command Arizona Military District
June 2 report states the provisional border division will break up and district commands resume. Gen Norton leads Brownville district with Gen Buckman at Laredo including Eagle Pass and Del Rio. Gen Bell at El Paso with Big Bend and New Mexico. Gen Greene will command the Arizona district.
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San Antonio
Norton
Brownville
Buckman
Laredo
Eagle Pass
del Rio
Bell
el Paso
Big Bend Country
New Mexico
Greene
Arizona
Hundred Thousand Wen Needed for Regular Army Deserted War
June 1 report shows less than 60 percent of the war quota for the regular army secured since the declaration of war. Information is being sent out to recruiting stations nationwide to boost enlistments and meet the target.
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Phoenix
Loggers Strike at Flagstaff Lumber Camp Ends Clash
About 65 loggers quit work at Flagstag Lumber Company after refusing 26 cent wage increase while seeking 50 cent daily raises. Company officials claim no broader impact as recruiting drives urge enlistments and warn of wartime staff needs.
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Flagstaff
Flagstag Lumber Company
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