Supreme Court to Hear Automobile Seizure Law Case
Nov 2 Phoenix territory briefs report the appeal of Marcos Novares and Mearthur Brothers Mercantile Co. against Sheriff J. T. Miles moves to the state Supreme Court. Judge Patie’s memorandum finds automobile seizure unconstitutional for due process and unlawful scope. the case traces the law’s controversial origin involving Thomas K. Marshall and Mrs. Marsh of Nogales.
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Tucson
Marcos Novares
J. T. Miles
Mearthur Brothers Mercanthe Colony
State Supreme Court
Attorne Moore
Patiees
Isto
Supreme Court
Thomas K. Marshall
Arizona Temperance Federation
W Lo
Marsh
Nogales
Santa Cruz County
Attorney General
Temperance Federation
Marshall
Probe on Egg Prices Under Way in Arizona
A Phoenix report says a probe started to determine the reasonableness of egg prices charged to consumers in Arizona. Inspectors were sent to all field offices to study the situation, with emphasis on the federal Food Administration rule restricting price increases over cost. The 7 to 8 cent per dozen margin applies to cash and carry stores, while smaller margins cover extra services like delivery and credit.
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Phoenix
Federal Food Adway
Arizona
Arisoma
United States Food Administration
Vaccination Plan Aims to End Influenza in Arizona
Phoenix reports wholesale vaccination as a tactic to curb the Spanish influenza outbreak. Flagstaff Williams and Winslow join the plan with district booths and staged vaccinations. Three-dose schedule to lift quarantines and reopen schools. Dr Redewell predicts immunity and mitigated cases statewide remain steady with about two hundred daily cases.
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Phoenix
Flagstaff
Willams
Winslow
F H. Rodewell
Redeweil
Cinate
FPOW
Redewell
Marigops County
Arizona asylum head refuses admission for insane soldier
Nov 2 The Arizona asylum superintendent declines to admit Bert C. Dillon from Camp Cody under guard claiming no reason for military to choose the institution. Dillon reportedly has memory loss after 18 months at a southern camp, with others noting ration conduct and commission roles.
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Arizona
Phoenix
Arizona Asylum For the Insane
Bert C. Dillon
Camp Cody
Leroy Ladd
Dillon
L. B Whisey
Asiswem
Pest
Former partners meet as captives among Germans
In Douglas a wartime tale unfolds as Jack Camby and Gus Brehme, once bricklayers, end up in the same British camp guarding German prisoners. Camby, gas’d in action, later learns Brehme, who left Douglas for New Mexico before the war, is among the captives. The reunion reportedly occurs in a British camp behind enemy lines.
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Douglas
Jack Camby
Gus Brehuswo
Prehme
Bached
Bi House
Seventh and
Bonita
Camby
Germany
Brehme
Hun
Hone
Jim Moore
Satfiiman
Roberts predicts Democratic victory on Tuesday
Senator C M Roberts, a Democratic nominee for Cochise County supervisor, toured the county promoting the ticket and forecasts a sweeping Democratic victory from governor to precinct officers. He blames opposition to the president for aiding Republicans and predicts a large Democratic majority. Roberts runs with J C Adams for supervisors, both nominated at the primaries, and cites Tombstone as voting solidly for the ticket. Also notes the death of George Skinner at 66, a former Graham County legislator and long time church bishop, with his family surviving.
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C. M. Roberts
Cochise County
Senaperts
Colter
Bomerang
Roberts
J. C. E. Adams
Bisbee
Tombstone
George Skinner
Arizona
Sapford
Graham
Utah
Mormon Church
Little
Colorado River
Graham County
Church of
Ward
Tank Corps seeks fit men 18 to 45 for service
The State has been advised the United States army needs a number of Tank Corps fighters. Half must be skilled mechanics, the other half men of good intelligence and stamina. Applicants 18 to 45 with suitable qualifications may apply. Tank duties require driver, gunner, rapid fire operator, and possibly commander roles. Commissioned and noncommissioned officers are sought from the ranks.
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United States Army
Tank
Tank Corps
Douglas Removalists Implicate Imported Women Workers
A Bisbee area controversy claims Douglas removalists have imported German women to spread falsehoods about war policy. The report notes two women are traveling through Lowell and Bakerville and urges residents to question them, linking the issue to wartime resource conservation and county seat relocation activities scheduled for November 16. The piece frames the matter as a political accusation amid broader war effort anxieties.
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Dougls
Germain
Lowell
Bakerville
Suspicious fire at Cavaness Ranch in Arizona
A fire believed incendiary destroyed 15000 dollars worth of hay, a hay barn, and farm machinery at W. E. Cavaness ranch west of Phoenix on the Christy road. It is the third arson-like blaze in the Phoenix area in two weeks, targeting agricultural property amid several other fires in the valley.
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Phoenix
W. E. Cavaness
Christy Road
Chandler
Wholesale registration fraud charge in Phoenix area
November 2 reports reveal wholesale registration frauds uncovered by special commissions and plainclothes men for the Republican state committee across central population centers and mining camps. Most illegitimate registrations were by nonresidents, with Phoenix alone showing over a hundred such cases. Cochise County investigators report 57 illegals at Bisbee and Lowell. No arrests before election day. illegal registrants will be watched and arrested if they vote.
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Phoenix
Republican State Committee
Cochixe
Bisbee
Lowell
Ilegal
Quilt Presented By Tombstone Red Cross Auxiliary
Mrs. H.R Hitchins received a hand made quilt sold by the Tombstone Red Cross auxiliary at Red Cross rooms. The quilt took months to make with each member contributing work. A substantial sum was raised to support wartime local relief efforts.
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H.R Hitchins
Tombstone
Red Cross
Luxiliery
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Mitcott
Congress
Kaiser
Wilson
George Babbitt
State Democratic Committee
Shack
Senator Roberts
Bigbee
Globe
Warren
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Ing Center
United States
Raleigh
N. C
Ahipe Membant Paceman
OT Red Cross
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