Regulations for June Registration in United States
Official regulations governing the June 5 registration of all men 21 years or older since June 5, 1917, issued to draft headquarters. It states all citizens and residents must register unless exempt, with registration time 7 to 9 a.m. on June 5, at local boards, and lists exemptions for military service. Arizona estimates 2,500 eligible, about 1,800 likely placed in case 1 after deductions for aliens, disabilities, and dependents.
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Cotteine
Eitikens
United States
United
Yeeler
National Guard
Ad Naval Militia
Arizona
Arizona mining man missing for a year
Phoenix May 18 Inquiry is being made at coast points after Aivorve Sayers a prominent Arizona mining man who went coast with 500 on a summer vacation. He has not been heard from since Sayers was about 2 years old. For many years he was engaged in mining in the Wickenburg district where a road named after him. He was interested in the famous old Gapsight mine near the border and in the New Cornelia West and other properties in the Ajo country.
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Sayers
Wickenburg
Old Gapsight
New Cornelia West
Ajo Country
Powers Sisson Gang Guilty of First Degree Murder
In Clifton Greenlee county a jury found Thomas Power, Thomas Sisson, and two Powers-Sisson brothers guilty of first degree murder for killing Graham County officials during a February 19 raid. The trial, moved from Graham County, recounts a dramatic manhunt across southern Arizona as officers and posses pursued theoutlaws into Mexico before capture.
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Powers-Sisson Gang
Clifton
Thomas P Joba Power
Thomas Six Sone
Graham County
Powers Brothers
Arinema
Arizona wool price agreement reached in Phoenix
A delegation from the Arizona Wool Growers Association, after talks with Washington officials, reports a settlement on shrinkage for Arizona wool. Choice stock in Boston is priced at 6.5 cents, average 5.5 cents, inferior 5.4 cents, with shrinkage not expected to exceed 1.6 percent.
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Arizona
Phoenix
Arizona Wool Gornery’ Association
Washington
Ati
Boston
First Biobee Boy In Fighting In France Front Lines
Chisbee May 15 reports Ben Stilienan son of H Stiltman now in the front trenches fighting the Hun. A letter to friends describes arrival at the front and action, noting SirMlvias born October 30 1881. The family home was torn down for the advancing section near the OM Moore Wore and the 10.0.F. building. The Tenth Plott artillery battery saw action after deployment aboard a transport early this year.
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Suilimet
Vnte Tenth Plott Artillery
Dungiae
Hittman
Marriage Licenses Issued To Cochise Couples This Week
Clerk J. Be James of the Superior Court recorded numerous marriage licenses during the past week. Names include Arthur L. Comstock and Martella Kinney of Douglas, Agapito Carrillo and Guidalupe Pacheco of Pirtleville, Jesus Carrillo and Josefa Benitez of Douglas, and several others from Bisbee Globe Douglas Nuco Fort Gibson and surrounding areas.
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J. BE
James
Arthur L. Comstock
Martella Kinney
Douglas
Agapito Carrillo
Guidalupe Pacheco
Pirtleville
Jesus Carrillo
Josefa Benitex
Francisco M. Orozco
Yeabel Castenada
Bisbee
Harry Mott
Bertha Sieddon
Chas.g. Omer
Hazel A. Dikeman
Globe
Leandro Suarez
Julia Jamines
Lawrence Nolan
Prietllana Garcia
George A. Nichols
Nuco
Maude Mae Brown
Fort Gibson
Oklahoma
Timoteo Lopez
Adelaide Ramos
Felipe Tiscareno
Francisca Hernandez
No Verdict Yet in James Case Likely Monday
A Swree State court is yet to verdict Mrs Ernle James in a high profile shooting case after she failed to appear. The judge postponed the decision to Monday as sheriffs await her arrival and session proceeds with other matters including sentences for Barton Arens Sanchez Rodman and Denny cases set for Monday with a 45 juror special venire.
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James Case
Ernle James
Mary Hughes
Blebee
Sharif Inn
Sheriffs Office
Mon Fay
Colirt
Thos. F. Barton
Henry Arens
Maris Sanchez
A. B. Rodman
Albert H. Jont
Denny
Arizona Patents Issued to Reese for a Resistor Tree
Hazerd Milner of Los Angeles reports from Washington the issuance of a patent to Alan D. Reese of Bisbee for a resistance tree device. The notice confirms patent grant details and applicant location.
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Hazerd & Milner
Promeer Patent Agency
Los Angeles
Washington
Alan Db. Reese
Bisbee
Commencement Exercises Held At High School
The high school graduation program attracted a large audience with performances by the orchestra and treble choir. Maria McClelland, recent graduate, delivered "To Toast Land" while others received diplomas from EN Reeves, with remarks from Professor Tilford praising teachers and the board of education. E. C. B. Mann, rancher, visited Tockstone on business.
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Higli Uboot
Hildegard Grobe
Dudgedas
Lockwood
Patese
Maria McClelland
Germany
Lost Land
EN Reeves
Edwcation
Tilford
Board of Education
Miay Maria McClelland
Marion McClelland
Margaret Gallez
Richard Bravin
Hildegard Grebe
Man Faces Trial Over Soldier Disguise in Craps Game
In Tucson on May 17, Nick Mendelson of Douglas stood trial in the U S district court charged after disguising as a soldier with an alive drab uniform to enter a soldiers camp at Douglas. The dispute arose when a losing soldier stopped payment on a check of Mendelson’s winnings, with the soldier alleging use of loaded dice revealing Mendelson’s alleged deception.
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Tucson
Douglas
Nick Mendelson
United States District Court
Mendelson
Mendelsot
Cochise County Urges Potato Either Way Ban Extended
The Cochise County Food Administrator announces a June 4 halt on selling new potatoes. Old potatoes will be encouraged to stretch supplies amid wheat rationing and a push to reduce waste. Officials urge residents to eat more potatoes and favor old stock over new purchases to maintain starch availability.
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Phoenin
Carhise
Foot
Pealere Alsxociator
Hevarding
Pood
Thuothy A. Stardan
Robert Ras
Cochise
Cochise Coun
Riordan
Suit Filed Over Tucson Citizen Editorial
Phoenix reports another damages suit against the Tucson Citizen. McCullough, editor, named with Leroy A. Kadd cited in a state invitation to Clifton road camp visit. Plaintiff Thomas F. Nealon alleges the April 20 editorial defamed McCullough as disloyal to the United States.
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Phoenix
Tucson Citizen
McCullagen
Amulyst Allary B. Jaynes
Ita
Thomas F. Nealon
Leroy A. Kadd
Commission of State
Clifton Road
McCullough
United States
L. Ww
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Pro-Germans Hinder Food Administration in Phoenix News
A Phoenix report quotes T A Riordan denying strong pro German influence on the food administration. He debunks two rumors: fear that substitutions would replace wheat with maize flour and that the government plans to requisition all home canned goods. He insists maize meal and flour can substitute and stresses no such policy exists.
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MILO
Phoenix
Mes
Fond
Agatha
T. A. Riordan
Artzony Teday
Ftjordan
Will Film Tales Of Western Life In Phoenix Output
May 15 report from Phoenix states May Jennings former outlaw turns candidate for governor of Oklahoma is related to a film project by a Taroma company. The venture plans to produce and distribute moving pictures with Tarwa address and operable offices. Arizona legislature meets next Tuesday as Governor Hunt wires a story on the Interior Lane to address the legislators at the first order of business.
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Phoenix
al Jennings
Eittlaw
Muversor
Okishomm
Teat
Arierna
Deserts
Ac Mountains
F. Fr
Jennizes
Tarwa
Produre
Moving Pictures, Inc
Arizona Lagre
Hunt
Lane
Order of Business
Grand Canyon
Gatter Sent To France On Red Cross Work
Phoenix May ISA R Gatter longtime Arizona Eastern railroad general agent in Phoenix has been named to a Red Cross appointment to go to France as assistant to Foster Rockwell. The move marks a notable service for the southwest and its skilled state men.
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Gatter
France
RED Cross
Phoenix
May
R Gatter
Arizona Eastern Railroad
Southwest
Foster Rockwell
Indian superintendent 18 transferred not dismissed Tucson
May 18 8 A Ward has been transferred to another position from the Pim Indian agency at Sacatom and has not been dismissed from the civil service, contrary to earlier announcements.
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Tucson
A. Ward
Pim Indian Agency
Sacatom
Volvil Service
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John
Tom Powers
Tom Sissons
Sherif Frank McBride
Matt Kempton
Kane Woolar
Rat Iestage Canyon
Graham
Powers
Haynes
Hote
Mexico
New Milles
Greenlee County
Home
Ane
E. C. B. Mann
Chiricahan Mountains
Tockstone
Tucson Citizen 15
Will
Legislature
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