Tombstone News Briefs From County Seat and Surroundings
Local notes report Gleeson merchant Barney Bono visiting town yesterday while Sam Barrow rancher of St David came to Tombstone today on business. Deputy Sheriff Percy Bowden joined visitors in the county seat. Attorneys Rod McDonald and J J McKelligen of Bisbee stopped in Tombstone on courthouse business. St David rancher Merril Jr noted in town for regular business. The board for Cochise county received word to stop physical examinations. Several Bisbee operators and store staff visited Tombstone Saturday. City council organized with W M Cavannegh as clerk and W G Gilmore as treasurer. influenza cases continue with many confined and several recovered. Public gatherings like schools and theaters may reopen soon.
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Rod McDonald
J. J McKeliigan
Tombstone
ST. David
Merril, Jr
St David
Ce la
Jeanette Jones
Bisber
Clara Barr
Pholpe Dodge
City Spuntil
M Cavannegh
Wand
KN. Coplen
Coplen
Cochise County State Bank
Johnson
John Bright
Bright
Returned Home From Juvenile Court Session
Judge A C Lockwood returned home from Douglas after a juvenile court session. A window at Rooks store was broken by boys, likely leaving parents to pay. The draft office reports personnel shifts and a potential armistice period. a bridge project and road work progress in Cochise County are noted along with travel preparations and public notices about conscription procedures. Local draft board updates warn ages 37 to 45 are released from obligation. armistice pending through November 26.
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Rooks Store
Emerald Joh
Douglas
Cochise
War Department
Existance
Europe
Prom Thursday's Daily reports local news from Tombstone and Naco
Charles Sanders of Tombstone Commercial visits Tombstone from Gleeson. Mrs. Durazo improving after pneumonia. Sheriff Welch seeks 25 empty whisky barrels to ship to Phoenix for redistilling. An error corrected re Tom Campbell’s majority. Manuel Hivas dies of pneumonia in Tombstone. John Igo killed in action in France. Flu deaths rise among Mexicans. weather turns cooler. Major military and civic notes fill this edition’s pages.
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Aisley
France
John Igo
Tombstone
Wileye
Emerald Ga'eh
Ixo
Naco
Igo
Coty de
Guy Welch
Phoenix
United States
Washington
Medical Department of the Army
Courtland News Briefs and Local Updates
Reports from Courtland include deaths of Mrs Haas and two Mexicans, a prison transfer, and a bridge project awarded to H M Eckerman for the Benson Tombstone road. Courtland residents are warned to wear flu masks en route to Tecson or Phoenix as quarantines tighten. The president considers McAdoo successors, with names like Williams Harding Warburg and Leffingwell floated for treasury or railroad posts.
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Tombstone
Tecson
Phoenix
Tucson
cAdoo
Hla
McAdoo
Secretary of the Treasury
John Skelton Williams
Currency
W. P. G. Harding
Federal Reserve Board
Paul Warburg
Reserve Board
New York
Four Deaths From Pneumonia Reported in Tomales
Thursday's Daily notes four pneumonia deaths in Tomales within twelve hours linked to influenza. Obituaries include Mrs. John Roneetti, Tombstone native, wife of John Roneetti, mother of three, husband and children left. Additional pneumonia and influenza cases cited among residents, with authorities forecasting rising numbers and potential outside help.
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Tomales
John Ronehetti
M. Durazo
Ihe
Felix Cepeda
Manuel Savaia
California
J. 3. Chambers
Pairbank
Mr. Hughart
Hughart
Langford Shot By Spaniard in Sonora Arrest
Deputy Sheriff F. H. Langford stationed at Sonora was shot twice in a restaurant while arresting a Spaniard who ignored orders to go home. The attacker, intoxicated, fired as Langford moved to arrest him. Langford was hospitalized and rapidly recovering. Also, Frank J. Duffy was named Santa Cruz County Attorney to fill a vacancy after Leslie C. Hardy’s departure.
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Bay
F. H. Langford
Sonora
Langford
Duffy
Santa Cruz Nogales
Frank J. Duffy
Democratic State Committee
Leslie C. Hardy
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Gleeson
Barney Bono
David Sam Barrow
Sheri Percy Bowden
Shenms
Cochise County
J. M. Plikowski
Wits
Fredericks
J. Wynn
John Leo
L. Medgren
Staurtee Whelan
Porter McDonald
W. J. Stewart
Ho Alien
JG Sparks
Win. Schentdt
J. H. McGregor
John F. Ross
Pearce
Bantress Sted
Elia Barrett
Bunker Company
Q. Gloson
United States Court
Karger
Board of Supervisors
Antiversa
John Boyd
Fred Durazo
Emma Kerr
L. M Holland x
C.' H. Fredericks
Joe Carpena
Dewey Chadwick
Ausiary
The
Red Cross
Pacific Division of the Red Cross
Bisbee
Dragoon
Plege
Flege
Tombatoge
Lowell
Roma Watil
Staces
Grotze Sbetane Elles
Stapes
EL Cota
t+ Diese
Bere
Piaget
Frank
Cate
Coehlan
Verstentun
Piney
Coenting
Prask
Crabie
Mraiba
Arizona
Ceronina Nonty
Wedventar’s Daily
Tony Gisroms
Homme
Highway Commission
Tombstone-Curtis Flat
Mrs. Coplen III
G. L. Dodge
Tempe
Thiel
Hopewell
W. Va
A. C Lockwood
Inperior Court
Perkins
Sayinion
J.T. Leeson
Tonka Brice and
Iron
Nhltors
Rhone Plate Glass
Cochire
Benedicts
James
Jay Krebs
Mies King
Fauth- White Kell
Miss McClelland
Qavell
Ditotat U.S
Charles Sanders
Tombstone Commercial Company
Go Ven Meter
Guy ¢. Welch
Tom Campbells
Manuel Hivas
Bishwe
San Francisco
R.A. McFarland
Torrestone
Sax Frmuelaco
Arison
Rose
Rows
Jokneor
Ansona i Aring
LaRue
Department of the | Interior
Geniogreat Wurvey
Arizons
Francis S. Pushman
Wickes
Beverly Hayne
Sam Hecentias
Grote Me Fratein
Roetice
Aioe
Warneton
Thomas J. Croaff
United States Employment Service
Patagonia
Leo Hill
Courtland
C. Porter
Ray B. Krebs
J. C. Ryan
Auvices
Seth Merrill
Beason
John Mer MA
Villman
Mrcs
Yuma
Yuma Sea
John Haas
Leadville Copper Company
Boty
Mps Haas
Portier
Manuel Vicurre
Tostiine
Thietty
Froy Courtland teFwoon
Sherie Claris Cross
Dowgiae
wuckWooe
H. M. Eckerman
Benson- Tombstone
Benson
Silver Creek
the Treasury
Serias
SOF
Woodrow Wilson
Mr. McAdoo
Railroad Administration
Secreacy Baker
Burleson
Lane
Ue Interior Department
Vaker
Dse
Toma Fostumster
Sage
Tor Vate
Nmber
Interstate Commence Commission
Walter D. Hines
Railroada
Santa Fe
Washinston
PiTaru
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