Memo on county seat politics and cross-town tensions in Douglas and Tombstone
A fragmented reminiscence critiques Daily International guidance to Tombstone interests, cites county seat referral threats, and derides insults toward Douglas. It mentions Major Kelly, Chinese restaurants, and a road bond vote, urging calm and sportsmanlike conduct amid regional disputes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daily International
Tombstone
A. T H. Gardner
Tombt
Douglas
Abe
Major Kelly
Phoenix
Kelly
Las
Kellyingle
Aunot
M Me
Willcox
Nothing to It and Stunts in Cochise Lead to Claims
In Cochise County reports allege crooked tactics and tampering fears as ballots are separated by separate envelopes for official returns. Officials deny charges, calling the accusations silly drivel while defending the integrity of the vote and the certification process.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denmark
Cochise
Colter
Ininbar
Future of Wool Industry Pushes Growth and Stabilization
The article argues the sheep and wool sector is vital for food and clothing, urging expansion of flocks to reach 400 million pounds annually. It calls for price stabilization for two years and continuation of warehousing and commission systems, noting postwar strain and disrupted trade.
Thanksgiving Proclamation from President Wilson in 1918
President Wilson proclaims Thanksgiving on November 28 1918 praising thanks to God for blessings and mercy in a year of victory. He writes that freedom and justice must replace force and intrigue among nations and calls for renewed duties and peaceful relations. The proclamation is signed by Secretary Lansing and President Wilson in Washington.
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Washington
Wired
United States of America
Aries
Woodrow Wilson
United States of
Ameria
Theii
Columbia
Robert Lansing
Arizona Proclaims Thanksgiving Day 1918 Observance
Governor Geo W P Hunt proclaims November 28 1918 as Thanksgiving Day in Arizona. The executive proclamation urges observance in line with national traditions and notes the nation’s fortitude and gratitude for liberty and justice. Attested by Secretary of State P Y Osborn.
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United States
Earth
Geo. W. P. Hunt
State of
Arizona
Phoenix
Sealy
Geo, W. P. Hunt
Wheeler Praises Route For Pueblo Yuma Highway
Arizona's senor highway engineer Wheeler and Assistant State Engineer Nichols completed a trip over the Phoenix Yuma route from Agua Caliente to Antelope Hill bridge. They stress its year round open status, military value, and federal funding involvement with work to resume soon after delay.
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Sorderland
Punenin
Wheeler
Senor
Buteau
Arizona
New Mexico
Povents-Yuma
T. A. Nichols
Agua Cal
Particienet
eTheer
Les
Phoenix-Yuma
Arizona Weekly Industrial Review highlights October shippings and plant projects
Arizona industry notes Dougine ships 454 cars from Sonora in October. Mayes-Bis Bux slips seven cars at $3 per ton. Phoenix and surrounding areas pursue highways, mills, and bottling plants with several projects and investments including Grand Avenue restoration and Grand Canyon area work. Cotton marketing talk and copper ore discoveries feature, with regional construction and lease activity ongoing in towns like Jerome, Wickenburg, and Prescott.
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Industrial Review Dougine
Sonora
Mayes—Bis Bux
Floenix
Phoenix
Bennett Auto Supply Company
Arizona
Compassion
Grand Avenue
Waters Veers’ Association
Citen
Nishway
Moeketed
Pet
Trafic
Phoenis
Salt River
Yuma
Phoenix—Central Cattle Loan and Trust Company
Crushed by Rocks Near Bisbee Kills 20 Year Old Mexican
Maximinio Urrutia, 20, was killed yesterday near the Spray shaft when a Sacramento waste car dumped rock onto him. He was unloading cars and was unseen when the lever released. he was buried beneath tons of rock and died instantly from a fractured skull. His mother and father live in the district.
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Maximinio Urrutia
Sacramento
Morale Officer Named for Camp Cody Ninety-seventh Division
M E Cassidy longtime Bisbee resident and army captain has been appointed morale officer for the Ninety-seventh division at Camp Cody Deming New Mexico The post links the commanding officer with YMCA YWCA Knights of Columbus and other nonmilitary groups aiding camp activities The move follows a US Highways Council decision to relax highway project approvals.
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M. E. Cassidy
Bisbee
Camp Cody
Deming
N. M
el Paso
YM. C. A
W. C
Knights of Columbus
Le Roy Ladd Dies After Illness in Arizona Politics
Le Roy Ladd died in Phoenix after five days of influenza pneumonia. At 24 he had risen to chairman of the Arizona commission on state institutions and had long been a political figure since statehood. Ladd edited the Daily Globe at Globe and served as governor Hunt’s secretary before his appointment.
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Phoenix
Way Ladd
Commission On State Institutions
Ladd
Arizona
Daily Globe
Globe
Hunt
Duanesburg
N. Y
Trinity College
Hartford
Conn
Grand Canyon finally slated as a national park status
Phoenix dispatch reports the Grand Canyon of Arizona to become a national park. The plan would dedicate about 600000 acres in northern Arizona, with 32 years of debate and strong bi partisan support. Officials note development to provide roads trails camping and hotels for visitors.
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Phoenix
Granat Canyon
Arizona
House Public A Committee
Senate
Grand Canyon National Park
Grand Canyon
National Park
Benjamin Harrison
Indiana
Congress
Lane
At Canyon
Mast
United Development
Gulf
Employment office moves to Bisbee in Cochise County
The United States Employment Service for Cochise County moves from Douglas to Bisbee in the Allen block. Employment agent W. K. Ashurst invites residents to call for job seekers, hires, or any labor needs. The service aims to aid all workers regardless of union membership and to establish a permanent Bisbee office.
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Bisbee
Office of the
United States Employment Bures
Douglas
Allen Block
W. K. Ashurst
United States Joyment Service
Cochise Counts
Wishins
Anl
Amendment titles and votes on numerous statewide measures
A scanned OCR list shows multiple proposed amendments with yes or no tallies. Items include Workmen's Compensation, Native Redistricting, Restoring Contract System, Amending Land Code, Punishment, Anti Compulsory Vaccination, and other constitutional amendments with vote counts such as Yes 12,873 and No 10,675 for various measures. The fragmentary text lacks context but preserves entity names and numeric results.
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Phoenix
Arizona Sere Bureau of
Cuconine
Freight rates cut on feed for drought stricken cattle
Eastern railroad issues instruction to agents announcing one half rate on carload shipments of concentrated feeds and feed for cattle in drought hit areas. Arizona cattlemen may obtain certificates from County Agricultural Agents Adams on Cochise Willcox Ballantyne Thatcher Laythe Tucson Sandie Claspool for reduction details. For more information contact Agricultural Extension Service University of Arizona Tucson.
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Eastern Railroad
United States Railroad Administration
Catemen
Arizona
United States Deartment of Agriculture
Uii Sity
Adamson
Cochize
County
Willcox
A. B. Ballantyne
Graham and
Greendee
Thatcher
LL. Laythe
Pima
Pinal
Tucson
J. R. Sandie
Gila County
Claspool
Agricultural Extension Service
University of Arizona
Pioneer Isaac Scarce Dies at Huachu Mountains Ranch
Isaac Scarce, about 95, longtime Arizona pioneer, died yesterday at his ranch in the Huachu mountains near Bisbee. He had lived on the ranch for 99 years and was unmarried with no known relatives in the area. The funeral is set for today.
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Bisbee
Isaac Scarce
Huachuca Mountains
John James
Scarce
Arizona
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Tombstone Epitaph
GI Brothers
Tombstone Daily Prospector
Germany
Dispatches
Teddy
Prescott
State of Arizona
St Y P. Osborn
Arizona Weekly
Kineman
Wonderful Body
Abe Lincoln
Bay State
Kingman
Decorati Ing Plant
Phoenis Attresa Company
Wickenburg
Constellation
Phoenix—Royal
Jerome
United Verde Extension
Akron
W. R. Thompson
Expresident Cotton Exchange
Crowers
Cam
United States Highways Council
Treasury
Turkey
LE Roy Ladd
Isaac
Kingman—Tom’ Reed Gold Mines Company
Hackberry
Walnut Creek
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