Man with Fifteen Years U S Army Deemed Enemy Alien
Hans J. Schmaljohan, born in Germany, with fifteen years in the American army, was handed to the army intelligence department as an enemy alien. Deputy U S Marshal J F McDonald will take him to Tucson for internment at Camp Douglas Utah for the war duration. He was a sergeant in the Seventeenth cavalry and had served with the Sixt h field artillery now in France. anti American sentiments led federal officers to deem his retention in service inimical to national interests.
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Siath Field Artillery
France
Schmaljohan
Picketing Law Sustained by High Court in Arizona
The Arizona Supreme Court upheld peaceful picketing in the Truax et al vs Bisbee Local 380 case from Cochise County. It held no right of Truax was violated by the union after a wage change triggered a boycott and street banners. The court distinguished influencing conduct at the place from preventing patronage and affirmed the injunction denial.
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Phoenix
Supreme Court
William Truax
Bisbee
Jack Barnett
Appellees
Cochise County
Trust
Truax
William .Truax
Head
Ténax
Ockwood
Cochise County Affirms Case In Supreme Court
A Cochise County case before the Arizona Supreme Court involved Superior and Pittsburgh Mining Company appealing a $10,000 personal injury verdict for Steve Davidovitch. The plaintiff claimed loss of an eye from an accident. The defense argued newly discovered evidence showed prior blindness. The lower court’s judgment was affirmed.
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Supreme Court
Phoenix
Superior and Pittsburgh Mining Company
Steve Davidovitch
Steve Davis
Appelle
Cochise County
Appellee
Cvtfene Tat
Davidovitch
Arizonan’s Sentence Is Commuted
Word reached the Western Department army headquarters in San Francisco that an Arizonan inmate’s sentence has been commuted. The brief note indicates official action affecting a prisoner with ties to Arizona and the military jurisdiction involved.
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San Francisco
Western Department
Fight Reaches the Court in State Mandamus Suit
In Phoenix March, Judge Frank Lyman hears Lamar Cobb’s action to compel Attorney General Wiley Jones to seek a quo warranto on state institutions. Cobb, who fled two actions, alleges enacting clause omission, insufficient reading, and unclear titles, arguing court action is the only remedy to test the law’s constitutionality. The attorney general dismisses Cobb’s right to sue, saying a taxpaying citizen cannot force constitutional review.
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Phoenix
Frank Lyman
Lamar Cobb
Wiley Jones
Cobb
Troop Movements From Globe Prompt Influx of Infantry
March 6 report shows Captain E N Hardy overseeing Troops E F 1 and L of the 17th Cavalry in Globe Miami district with orders to return to Douglas. Anxious to wait for four officers and 150 men of the 26th Infantry from Nogales, the cavalry will stay until infantry arrivals. Additional 25th Infantry units to Ray and Lower Miami camps, with others to Globe, fuel speculation on post arrival destinations and possible East orders.
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Miami
E. N. Hardy
17Th Cavalry
Globe Miami
Douglas
26Th Infantry
Nogales
Hardy
Mondag
Ray
Lower Miami
Globe
Vocational Education Leader Sees Benefit to Capital and Labor
I Colpany director of vocational education for Arizona told a Phoenix building trades council meeting that any advantage to capital is an advantage to labor. He said training boys and girls to be productive benefits the community and thus capital. He planned to visit Globe Safford Yuma Plagstatm Jerome Prescott and Phoenix to review schools under the act.
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Phoenix
I. Colpany
Arizona
Building Trades Council
Colodny
Act of Congress
Coloday
Globe and Safford
St Yuma
Plag
Stam
Jerome
Prescott and
Phoonts
Miami Reincorporated by Gila County Supervisors
Gila county board of supervisors voted to reincorporate Miami as a town. The action, supported by property owners and taxpayers of Concentrator City and Wy, preserves the current council personnel. About 712 names appeared on the petition, with 24 real estate taxpayers and 450 signing taxpayers on personal property. The plan adds roughly one million dollars in assessable property to the tax base and aims for a clean financial slate.
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Miami
Gila County Board of Supervisors
Board of Supervisors
Incorpers Hom
Board of
Aupervisore
Mab
Silk Flags To Be Sent To Camps
In Phoenix on March 6 two silk American flags are displayed, destined for regiments with Arizona soldiers. One flag goes to the 158th Infantry at Camp Kearny and the other to the 340th Held artillery at Camp Funston, gifts from the Arizona Society Sons of the American Revolution. The flags are silk, gold, and of finest workmanship, complying with army regulations and bearing staff plates. The Camp Kearny flag will reach the camp for the upcoming big review, with an excursion party in formation.
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Phoenix
Arizona
158Th Infantry
Camp Kearney
Camp Funston
Arizona Society
Sons of the American Revolution
United States Army
Two More Volumes of History Ready
Phoenix March 7 The matter volumes of the Bistory Arizona has been completed by State Historian Parish and the work on still two more the seventh and eighth is not under way They will be ready for the printer by October The first eight volumes will carry the history to the period about 1869 As the works now outlined bringing the record up to a time within memory of those of mid die axe say near the beginning of the present century either twelve or fourless volumes will be required
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Phoenix
Bistory
Arizona
Parish
Middie Axe
Gloves for airmen needed for wind proof garments
Urges saving torn gloves from men and women for reuse in making wind proof garments for American aviators and soldiers in France. Collectors should send to Bearest Red Cross. leather from old books and furniture also needed. Army surgeons say wind proof vests could prevent pneumonia by retaining body heat.
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France
Red Cross
Lumberjacks Wanted for Airplane Work Across Southwest
March 8 Albuquerque reports the 20th Engineers Forest Regt now fully recruited, ending forest regt recruiting. 210 recruits from Arizona and New Mexico have joined forestry service work in France. Forest Service and War Department praise woodsmen, while the Signal Corps seeks spruce stock for aeroplane production with regular enlistment and additional pay. Applicants should send experience and qualifications to the Signal Corps recruiting section in Washington DC.
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Albuquerque
M. M
20Th Engineers
Forest
War Department
Forest Service
Arizona
New Mexico
France
Washington, D. C
Southwest
Howe
Signal Corps
Air Personnel Department
186 Street
N. E
Washington
D. C
Hundreds Will Visit Camp to Humor Arizona
Phoenix news reports that the 40th division review at Camp Kearney California will proceed Friday despite rain forecasts. General Strong asserts weather will be fair and the 4th division review will go ahead. Some 150 to 200 Arizonans plan to visit Camp Kearney to cheer the 11th Infantry as it wheels past the reviewing stand.
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Arizona
Phoenix
Navnal
Camp Kearney
California
Raim
Strong
Pritay
Hue
Charles W. Harris
Cowboys Seek Enlistment in New 308th Cavalry
Douglas Arizona March reports indicate the 208th cavalry headquarters are receiving applications to form a new cavalry regiment. Berry Gardner, a well known southeastern Arizona cowboy, said he could mobilize many young men for the next draft call. Local authorities expect replies from Washington by Wednesday as they seek permission to draft eligibles. Reports statewide show a campaign to raise Arizona’s own regiment making two regiments from the state in the national army.
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Douglas
208Th Cavalry
Berry Gardner
Arizona
Washington
National Army
Arizona completes wartime classification of registrants
Phoenix in March reports to Provost Marshal General Crowder that Arizona has finished classifying registrants in five groups with sub divisions, making a national record potential. Classified cards sent to Washington enable targeted calls for men with special training to fit specific wartime branches.
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Phoenix
Arttomm Haw
Gameral Crowder
Arizona
Adjutant General
Harrié
Washington
United States
Seven Day Schedule for Victory Bread Reiterated
The Arizona unit of the U S food administration says Victory bread and rolls may be sold daily by bakers and restaurants. A two ounce bread serving rule remains, but patrons may have more bread if they can use it, with emphasis on minimizing waste. Western division cautions about inconsistent Washington notices and cites Rule 25 minimums for baked goods usage.
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Victory
M. E. Olson
Arizona
United States Food Administration
Yes Tentas
Washington Dispatches
Western Department
Olson
Washington
Western
Suthwestern
Grier
Phoenix
Cattleman D A Adams Visits Tombstone
Dragoon rancher D A Adams, a well known cattle man, was seen visiting Tombstone today, signaling ongoing regional ties between Dragoon and Tombstone interests.
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D. A. Adams
Dragoon
Tombstone
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Yuma
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Inspiration Copper Company
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George Michelsen
Colorado River
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George N. Sayre
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