Men Leaving for Camp Cody Listed by Local Board
A corrected list of drafted men who will leave Douglas Monday morning for Camp Cody New Mexico was released by the Local Board. The document shows transfers between boards and a wide group of names including Adams Antell Boyce Breck Cheadle Ciof Helford etc. Streets described as a local matter, with H K Street of the Bouquillas Land and Cattle Company noted as a visitor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Douglas
Camp Cody
N. M
Dowslas
Frank Adams
Edgar Horace Antell
Jauies
Vincent Boyce
Win Breck
Christo Sai 1
Bates
James Mike Noulware
Emrle Broot
August F. Borrego
Kobe B. Clifford
Rohan Ciof
Dimes F Cheadle
Win
Wert
Che Tet
Otto Vastle
John Carette
Jasi Wm. A. Jr. Calderin
Thomas H. Camnthead
Hert N. Crowley
Louis Downs
Walter Dodge
A.D. Dean
David M Ingle
Murray Jake Jamison
Cheater
Artiur Kelly
Harry Leen
Rinnlan
Gottried Kirkgars
Ramon Lopez
G. Edw
Arthur B. Long
Bable Leyvas
Sidney Love
Oliie
Robert Lister
Arthur Latham
Geo. R. Laughs
Felix James Muler
Tyre
James Jay Martin
John Joseph Murphy
Antonio Martinez Martin
Geo. Moore
Dom McGivern
Roy If. McAlister
Ms McParrson
Mathew McMurray
Owen
H. J Patton
Chris. B. Quante
Rudolph Othello Russell
Jasper Robinson
J. H. Rogers
Chas. E. Dandolph
John B. Rand
Sam Rosen
G. Roscoe
W. Merle Rash
Emil Rosenaw
Chas. E. Shaguee
Martin Stevens
Francisco Romero Sanchez
Avery Enoch Shier
Frank Landry
Michael Solo
Thos Sitala
Jessie H. Stuart
Allen Zack Stokes
Oliver Sandstrom
Clifton C. Swithh
Ulysses Samuel Thompson
3. Torres
Benito Torres
Carl Venstrand
Geo. Vacurevich
Clifford Wy-le
Samuel J. Wiest
Clifford Ray Woese
Clicard Ray Wille
Samuel Wilner
Cyrus Foxs Weeks
Corneil G. Witvelt
Chas. E. Wallace
Andres Zapata
Nick A. Anastasian
Ernest Alex
Gilbert Bruce
Gussie J. Cobe Brown
Will Baker
W. B. Christiansen
John Caretto
Preston Clark
Albert Crawford
Peter Degano
Emil J. Giordano
John 8. Goldwan
Andres Halbert
Lester Ray James
Douglas Eugene Kutehel
Lewis J. Kirkland
A. V. Noyis
W. Romero
Pete Beck
Arthur Stadelli
Carl Schiller
Wm. E. Wood
Lower House Passes Day Amendment In Phoenix
In Phoenix on May 24 the lower house adopted the joint senate resolution ratifying the national prohibition amendment. The vote followed suspension of rules, as in the senate, with only three opposing. A provision proposed by Senator Huberte of Cochise would punish threats or force against residents, with penalties up to 16 000 dollars and imprisonment. A test on postponement failed, and a referral to the judiciary committee passed. The house also approved an exemption for observatories, including Lowell Observatory, from certain tax provisions. The measure awaits action by the senate tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phoenix
Ariz
Senate
House
Huberte
Cochises
Seister Roberts
Agdas
Unfiie Judiciary Committee
Tosnator
Rutherford
Yaw
LWOW
Howe
Howes
Lowell Observatory
Arizona 1510 ration card plan praised by Phoenix merchants
Arizona 1510 ration card plan for flour and bread earns praise after a Phoenix merchants meeting. The executive secretary of the federal food administration for Arizona notes the plan reduces wheat consumption to six pounds per person per month and could be made statewide. The plan has cut flour and bread sales in half, supporting supplies for harvest and war effort, with a resolution urging Sunday grocery store closures to save food.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phoenix
Phoenix Retail Growers’ Association
Mesa
Federal Food Administration For Arizona
Merchants of
Phoenix and
Arizona
Red Cross Fund Contributions listed for Tombstone Auxiliary
A long list details cash payments to the Red Cross Fund by numerous named individuals and couples, including Mr. and Mrs. A., Gaines, Crawford H., Houston Ho Siske, Tete E A. Mishes, A.C. Karger, E. Grebe, Jap, F. Hose, W. G. Gilmore, and many others, with totals and scattered amounts such as 100, 25, 33, 3, 16, and 230 noted among names. The document records donors, amounts, and acknowledgments for the fund drive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gaines W
Crawford H. Houston
Siske Tete
E A. Mishes
A.C. Karger
E. Grebe
F. Hose
W. G. Gilmore
Italians Celebrate Anniversary Of War Declaratio n
More than a hundred members of the Ialf San colony in Bisbee joined a third anniversary celebration of the Malan declaration of war against the central powers. A parade from the depot to Castle Rock and back to City Plaza preceded patriotic exercises with songs of allied nations and speeches by local figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bisbee
Ialf
Calumet & Arizona Band
Warren
Biaber
Castle Rock
Company L
Captain Goode
Malan
W. G. Gilmore
Tombstone
Tombstone Faculty Couple Weds. Public Schools Gain
A three year courtship ends in a wedding at the Congregational church as Prof. Wal Meyer and Miss Edith Rosetta Smead unite. Meyer, from Lynn Kansas, directs the Manual Training and Science department. Smead, from Pasadena, Cal, is a teacher. The couple plans a honeymoon and returns to Lynn for a home. Also noted is a discussion on state road work in Cochise County and the efficiency of the Tombstone road camp under Foreman J R Chadwick with cost details for April.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tombstone
Wal Meyer
Edith Rosetta Smead
Congregational Church
Hey. CW. Stark
Johnston. Althowgh
Cain
Tombstone Pubiic
Meyer
Lynn
Kansas
Miss Smead
Pasadena
Cal
Mra Johnston
Eckerman School
Uncle Sam
France
Johnson
Pulrbank
Golten State Limited
Mrs. Johnson
Mrs. Meier
Tucson
Heough Bort Lears
I. ©. Perkins
J. BR. Chadwick
Construct
Arizona
Cochise County
Perkine
Chadwick
Pivasins
Arizona Registration Day Urged for 21 Year Olds
President Wilson urges cooperation to make June 5 a holiday of registration for all men who turned 21 since June 5 last year. State and local boards, councils of defense, civic groups, and officials nationwide are asked to mobilize efforts to ensure full participation amid scarce whiskey in Jerome and rising bootleg prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phoenix
Wilson
Hasheen
Jerome
Also Mentioned on This Page
T Pene
Anager H. K. Street
The
Boquillas Land & Cattle Company
Fairbanks
Food Administration
Red Cross
Davis —__ Honey
A. H Gard
Helen
Benedict Harry J. Evans
Hlm
Eckerman Fee Woeian
L Cummings
Pyeatt
Fred S. Bennett
Kachenbor E
MF. Ivey Ray B. Krebs
Mra
A. J. Bened
EC. Porter Maud €. Davis
W. H. Schardin
Robt
H.R
Axt
EH. Reeves
H. E. Fermusonia
H. Macha
W. F. Kuehenbe
N. Yaple
L. W. Cousins
Harry
Hughe Machomich
Merc
J. ¥. Sanders
W. J. Stewart
S. Benson
Leonant Meigren
Lucke Bressler
JM. Philipowski
Vere Smith
Maurier Blumenthal
J.T. Kingsbury
Wood Chas W, Webster
J.D. Milton Elmer E, Webster Emma Gandy
Ant
Barrett
W. C. Eliott
M. Gribble
M. Holland
A. Rockfellow
Has
Backbara Juiian
Danied
Cookie
Kennedy
Sani Morgan
Sped Nansbaumer
Ay. M. Cavanageh
Rogers
Tenacio Romero Valencia
HL. Kirlew
GM. McClery
Albertstheapy Co
T. Vinson
Geo. Bravin
A. Stone
Perry AW. Howe
Emma E. Axtell
Dulla R. Astell
Elizabeth Axtell
Mapehall Wong Honz
RV. Saunders
Jeanette V. Stark
Hi. C. Wheeler
Alice E. Hilt
A. Staniger
R. Cornelius
Chas Sanders
W. H Marrs
Sun On Co
AL W. Lamb
Barney Andrino
Wallace, Bisbee Jobharr i Mies
Bessie Seay
Norma Barrs
Lottie G. Kolb
W. A. Fowler
H. P. Johnsonsie
HE Ma Jax Mollugh
F. H Fowler
Anta Melgren
Dewey Chadwick
le Melgren McCargo & Lehman
Herman Claussen
Oscar Gast
Ohn Exnapale
Henry Fischer
Sre
Happy Romance
Bisbee Road
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