Forest road project near Fort Hua Bunce district
Assistant Supervisor H J Selkirk arriving from the district with Ray of A Rogers said 18 teams are working to complete the military road end of the forest department project in the Fort Hua Bunce district. He expects opening within a month to six weeks with completion in six weeks.
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Tucson
Forest Department
Fort Hua- Bunce
H. J. Selkirk
Ray
A. Rogers
Selkirk
Balfour and Joffre Unable to Visit Arizona
A telegram from the French embassy to Governor Campbell says Balfour and Joffre cannot undertake a western tour. Despite efforts by Western state governors and California officials, the French and English commissions in Washington DC regretfully decline the proposed trip to the West to confer with U.S. representatives on wartime matters.
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Phoenix
California
Washington D.C
United States
West
Yeekerday
Campbell
Cattle Growers Endorse Mover for State Land Dept
The Southwestern Cattle Growers Association at its Tucson annual meeting April 21 endorses the Arizona State Land Department under W. A. Moeur. The resolution praises fair administration benefiting the cattle industry and the people, and commends Moeur as an efficient, able, conscientious public official.
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Phoenix
State Land Department
Southwestern Cattle Growers” Association
Tacwon
W. A. Mouer
State of
Arizona
W. A Morer
Southwestern Cattle Growers’ Association
Tucson
W. A. Moeur
Examinations for Officers Camp Held Near Naco
May 2 Examinations for the Officers Training Camp at the Presidio were closed by Captain R and McNally at the First Cavalry camp in Naco. Four dozen eight applicants were entered across three days with forty eight applying yesterday. Applications to be forwarded today. replies on lucky entrants expected late week. Nearly all eighty four applicants hailed from Bisbee.
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Bisbee
Arizona Japanese pledge loyalty to U S
May 2 Japanese residents in Arizona through the Japanese Association of Arizona pledged to be friends of the nation and loyal supporters of the government. In a letter from Ondo Saito president and H Kaneko secretary, the Nipanese express readiness to bear their share of wartime burdens. The letter, addressed to Governor Thomas E Campbell, was delivered to the Governor in the executive chambers.
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Phoenix
Arizona
Ondo Saito
H. ©. Kaneko
Thomas E Campbell
Association
Judge Stanford Rules for Campbell in Governor Ship Fight
In Phoenix on May 2 Judge Stanford issued a lengthy decision in favor of Governor Campbell in the governor ship contest after arguments by attorneys. He declined to throw out Bisbee No 1 but found gross irregularities and noted changes from Campbell to Hunt. Several precincts statewide were slated for exclusion, potentially giving Campbell between 35 and 60 votes. Hunt has given notice of appeal.
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Phoenix
P. A
Stanford
Campbell
Sinal
Compittoreny Iv
Hunt
Tombstone to the Front As Usual in Army Drive
Tombstone figures prominently as the Army Officers Reserve Corps testing staff and local recruits prepare for service. Volunteers including Tom H Brandt and Marty Carter are shown in San Francisco and Frisco reports note several Tombstone residents awaiting examinations to join the army and navy. Other locals like George Gilleon Grant Warner Hoyt Asa Lawrence Land and Sheri tary C Wheeler are listed among applicants slated for examinations this week.
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Tombstone
Los Angeles Times
Army Officers Reserve Corps
Presidio St San
Tom H. Brandt
Mrt
R. Brandt
Frisco
Tom
Marty Carter
Chirazo
Aviation Corps
France
Grorce Riley
Ray Swain
Oriental Waters
Uncle Sam
George Gilleon
Briny Deep
United States Crater
Grant Warner
Hoyt Asa Lawrence Land
Sheri? Tarry C. Wheeler
Toi Brandt
Refused to Stand for Nation's Hymn at Miami Lodge Banquet
At a Knights and Ladies of Security meeting in Miami last evening George Emmett and two others were escorted from the banquet room after refusing to rise for The Star Spangled Banner. Emmett, aligned with those opposing raising an American flag over Miners Hall, disputed the issue with George Smith. the lodge president told the men they were not welcome at the meeting.
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GLOBE
George Emmett
Burlison
A. T. Anderson
Knights and Ladies of Security
Order
Miami
Emmett
George Smith
Lodge
Knights and Ladies Security
Verdict for Defendant in cattle commission case
A civil suit between C. J. Allen and Francisco Elias ended with a verdict for the defendant, a prominent case involving substantial money, and the parties were excused. The article also notes political prisoner Bhagwan Singh of Hindu origin facing bail and potential deportation actions, with immigration and labor charges pending. A sale notice lists 16 mares and colts ready for inquiry through Bhagwan Singh’s agents.
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Tepmtng
Terr
C. J. Allen
Francisco Elias
Tucson
Bharwen Singh
Anid
United States
San Francisco
Keown
Bhagwan Singh
Immigration Service
Department of Justice
United States Secretary of Labor
Robert Melsterhans
Surveil
Tombstone urged to buy war bonds in 1917 drive
Tombstone residents urged by First National Bank to subscribe to the 2 1/2 percent Liberty loan issue of 2,000,000,000 in bonds. Telegram from Secretary McAdoo urges prompt subscriptions by June 15 with guidance on denominations and no tax on interest. Bank offers free services and requests a rough subscription estimate from customers.
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Tombstone
United States
First National Bank of Tombstone
WG. Meadow
United States ‘Treasury
Washington
Washington, DC
First National Bank of Tomb
Federal Reserve Bank
Mexican Pupils Refuse to Salute at Central School
Spectators report that Mexican pupils at Central school do not salute the flag during daily ceremonies. While other nationalities uncover and salute, Mexican children keep heads covered and do not raise their hands, prompting complaints from parents. A plan is said to be devised to enforce universal respect on the school grounds.
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Bisbee
Central School
United Stateag
Aquerer
Ite
Port Grant Industrial School Expands Garden Acreage
Phoenix May 2 Port Grant Industrial School plans to cultivate over 200 acres this year under superintendent Mulliam. Efforts focus on truck varieties suitable for canning and winter use to aid conservation and student labor. The program aims to produce vegetables for winter storage and to boost local crops.
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Phoenix
Port Grant Industrial School
TE. Mulliam
Death of John McCarthy Tombstone Pioneer Dies Unnaeventful
City Marshal George Bravin received word from Douglas of the sudden death last night of John McCarthy, longtime Tombstone resident and pioneer. He owned property in Tombstone and Douglas, worked in mines, and left son Charles in Douglas and daughter Mary. Burial will be in City Cemetery beside his wife, with services Sunday at 2:30.
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George Bravin
Douglas
John McCarthy
Tombstone
Dougie
Mr. McCarthy
Bravin
McCarthy
Hison
Chas
Mary
Alien Enemy Tears Flag From Hughes Auto
County Assessor E A Hughes, returning from a week away, found an alien enemy female had torn the flag from his car at Chiricahua Station. He contemplated options but pursued census duties, noting the vandalism and planning to replace the flag as he resumes work.
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Dougars
E. A. Hughes
N. A. Hughes
Cochine County
Chiricahua Station
Hughes
Second Papers Exam for Army Naturalizations Held
Clerk J. E. James in Superior Court today oversaw naturalization proceedings for soldiers seeking third papers at September’s exam when Examiner Jones returns. Names include sergeants from 6th Field Artillery, 18th Infantry, and other units, with Captain M. A. Palen and wife as witnesses.
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Referee Army
J. E. James
Superior Court
Jones
Jos. Fich
Battalon Feld Artillery
Felix Bochenroth
First Cavalry
Michael Davoren
Ernest C. Hasselbaum
Limler
A Christianson
John. J. Pitegerald
C. G
Henry Wendelisky
Int
Andrew Kretschmer
Gerhard Knoop
Stanley Geriba
Prank Rogala
Joseph Hintz
Ith
John Donnelly
Chas. A. Emerson
Eugene P. Haba
Otto Carlson
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