Tombstone Commercial Club outlines work and goals
The Tombstone Commercial Club held its first meeting of the season outlining committees to push electricity for the city and other matters. A masquerade carnival for Red Cross funds was approved with proceeds to the Local Auxiliary and organizers tasked with planning and advertising to attract attendees from surrounding towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tombstone Commercial Club
Tombstone
Comercial
R. B. Vallance
Fred Nusataumer
Giragi
Lnk
Ho Alten
Hod Evans
Wilt
Vallance
Tos
Red Cross
Ussistance
Wm. Boyd
James Marrs
Paul Smith
Ciuic
H. Allen
Allen
Coplen
Cochise County
Fragmented Texts Reflect On Food Shortages And State Actions
Fragmented OCR text discusses food shortages, government measures, and public response. It mentions efforts to ensure food supply, price controls, and possible dispersal or rationing, with references to Americans and British contexts. The passage quality is unclear and many words are garbled.
New Rapt Initiative Promises War Prosecution Clarity
Fragmented and garbled OCR describes a new rationing or revelations program tied to wartime governance. Mentions Me feurk and cities, aims to reduce hoards, analyze evidence, and support consumer conditions while insisting on scientific application to aid war prosecution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peegaraliong
Puttine
Wickel Myer
Jocal
Dive Telet
Amd
Million Seals To Be Sold In Three Weeks
Plan to sell 230000 seals over three weeks in Arizona to fund a public project. Campaign aims to move quickly with county chairmen distributing seals and a December start warning. Officials expect broad public response and believe sales could exceed earlier estimates given state needs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phornis
Arte
Arizona
Hayden reviews Arizona Infantry at Camp Kearny
Arizona infantry unit at Camp Kearny hosts a special duty honor for Sov 11 Con creseman Hayden of Arizona. Brigadier General Alexander M. Tatil welcomes Hayden and the 140 strong Arizona infantry corps before Hayden delivers a stirring address. Hayden and Brigadier General Tuthill previously served together in the same regiment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
S Hayden
Arizona
Alexander M. Tatil
Camp Kearney
Hayden
One Hundred and Forty-Light
Arizona) Infantry
Confreesman Hayden
Hrigedier
Tuthill
Asar Atow
State treasurer submits report to crest
State treasurer submits report detailing annual interest and deposits, noting a large loan to farmers and a shortage of treasury funds. The report covers rates of interest, bank arrangements, and changes in payment procedures affecting state accounts. It references arrears, deposits, and treasury management amid regulatory updates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Witenilon
Seth
Tate
Sitale
Jobveon
Thie
Arbitration Plan Brought to Phoenix for War Effort
Judge Ernest Just returns from Jerome district with a copy of a workers and operators agreement. It contemplates a federal administration arbitrator to settle disputes, ensuring continued operation of key mines during the war. Arbitrator named is Joseph S. Myers, also serving in the Globe district.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phoenix
Ernest
Jerome
Aeister
Vrowght Beck
Senate
McBride
Hobe Miami
Clifton
Wac
Joseph S. Myers
Globe District
Liability law to be tested in Phoenix court
November 21 The question of the constitutionality of the employers liability law was raised in petitions filed in the supreme court yesterday They seek writs of error to the United States supreme court and ask for reversal and assignment of errors in two Arizona mining company cases Inspiration Consolidated Copper Company vs Cafferina Mendez and Superior and Pittore Copper Company ex Frank Tomich Also known as Frank The
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phoenix
Fied
Supreme Court
States Supreme Court
Arizona Mini Companies
Inspiration Consolidated Copper Company
Cafferina Mendez
Superior and Pitteoure Copper Company
Frank Tomich
Frank
Pearce and Willcox Visit For War Office Business
County Attorney J F Rows visited Pearce and Willcox on office business and planned to return tonight. Two alternates would act if needed. Judge Lewis notes the agreement mirrors terms negotiated by Jorge McBride at Jerome. The plan aims to keep properties at peak production during the war, boosting copper supply in one of the world’s greatest copper regions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. F. Rows
Pearce and
Willcox
Judge Lewis
Jorge McBride
Jerome
Sal
Arnestrong
H. Brandt
WP. Miller
Ploaser
Jim Miller
Douglas Internation
Tombstone Ladies Host Thank You Note to Tombstone Supporters
Secretary Ray Krebs forwards a heartfelt note from the ladies of Tombstone thanking the Tombstone community for arranging and recording a September dratted entertainment. The letter, dated Camp Funston, Kan, expresses gratitude for hospitality, creativity, and the support of local workers during the effort and mentions plans to continue relations with the Tombstone group and hope for future encounters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray Krebs
Fomestane
Tod
H Tommston
Sletere
Svethosrin
Tombstone News Wraps In Still-Fragmented Dispatch
Local telegraph and town chatter recount Curtis Robin joining aviation corps for preliminary exams in San Francisco then final test at Fort Sam Houston. Reports cover hospital cases, bank reassignments, a sheriff visit, Eastern Star event plans, and court notices with highway commission’s Cochise County projections for roadwork and costs through Tombstone Benson Douglas and surrounding towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bert Matin
Curtis Robin Oo
Muni
Ve Tas
Aviation
Carps 4
Ha Jat
San Francisco
Fort Sam
Vnaurman
Curtis Ronnson
Cochise County
Tombstone
Iis Sisters
J. M. Mocla
Board of Supervisors
Harry Macls
Arizona
Aviation Corps
Tombstone Subscribes 3463 Campaign Report Headed
Tombstone residents joined a fundraising drive with 3463 subscriptions and 2464 of a $500 quota reported to Bisbee despite ongoing war work. The final report listed new names including W. G. Gilmore, Elizabeth Axtell, Mrs Julia Axtell, Mrs Lifutchison, Mrs Ivey, Roland Grebe, B. Grebe, A. We Howe, C. Benison, O. Gibson, and Harry d Evans. In court today Judge Baughn presided over civil matters including Katie Oliver vs Ben J Oliver for divorce taken under advisement and Emilie Horliek versus Jessica Horlick for separate maintenance still pending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N St
Doughx
Atle
Woxpendor
Douglas
Ariz
Wshee
Arby
Tombstone, Arts
Benson, Ariz
Hima County
Meveil
Arle
Willer
Coschise
Pearce
Courtland
Arizona
Gleeson
Tombstone
Sheri Harry
Bisbee
W. G. Gilmore
Elizabeth Axtell
Julia Axtell
A. Lifutchison
Margaret Ivey
Roland Grebe
B. Grebe
A. We Howe
C. Benison
O. Gibson
Harry d. Evans
Judge Baughn
Katie Oliver
Ben J. Oliver
Emilie Horliek
Jessica Horlick
Also Mentioned on This Page
Commercial Club
W. A. McSparrow
CL. Giragi
Gibson
Win T. Boyd
WA. Wood Wan
Thoenix
Toul
Lena Po
Britanwee
Meytoh
Arreneus
Whit Sankey
Arizona Infantry
UREA
Funston
New
Jay
Krebe
Wits
Vane Punyion
Kan
Torm Tiee
Iaen
Matertainment
Aria Peer Laine
Tombatan
TeMain
Leo G. WiLse
G. Ofied
Rottery
Camp Funston
Ormer Tombstone
Brandt
Mipmane
Keane
Jack Ashworth
Petier
Heeuth
Tomble
Rockfellow
Johnson
Sofier Committee
Eastern Star Chapter
Herry Evans
Nellie Dalgiersh
Emenne
Miss Gussie St. Louis
Sinc
Mra
Ian Hanley
Heme
Biabes
Rela
Sheraverey Rowden Mer Sored
Vidal Mandy
Manuel Cota
Cownty
Prembers
Cochive Wis State Bank
Jawary Dei
IMM
Yeaded Ag
Aueber
ED Cross
Roemo
Dey
Herbert Gray
Tormbatom
Cochise
Hisboe, Arizona
Arie
Mise County
EY J.J. Bowen
Si. Williams
IL J
Williame
W. J. Plannigan
S French
Bill Hattich
Tun" Hattieh
Bil
Tucson
Tomning
Sho
Karger
Cochter County
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!