Quarantine Ordered in Cochise County to Halt Influenza Spread
County health officials and Tombstone authorities issue a district quarantine lasting one to three weeks. The order closes theaters churches Sunday schools and public buildings where people gather. Soft drink parlors may stay open if chairs are removed and no gathering occurs.
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Cochise County
C. H. Hunt
Tombstone
Henith
Theaed
Beeb
Aaranti
Guy Welch
Toabstants
Hughart
Harry Almy
C.H. Hunt
Agricultural experts visit University of Arizona
Dr CB Fu of Washington visits University of Arizona for a party conference and inspection of local extension work. Attendees include Dr ROR von Kleinsink and Dr O F Cook. Demonstrations cover tractors, conservation, and farm bureau club activities for farm families and youth.
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Tucson
CB Fu
Department of Agricultere
Washington
Db.c
Co- Operative Sericultural
Smith
Ant Encyclopedia of
Stats Aricultura
St Mestoay
Ror von Kleinsinkl
University
O. F Cook
Desent
Clas
Farm Bureau Club
University At
Mesa
Local Board Postpones Exam Due to Influenza
Secretary Ray B. Krebs of the local board announced this afternoon that the examination of registered men planned for October 15 in Bisbee has been postponed until further notice because of the influenza epidemic in Bisbee.
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Ray B. Krebs
Bisbee
Liberty Loan Rally at Gleeson Sells Bonds
A Liberty Loan rally was held at Gleeson in the Tombstone area. The town auditorium hosted the event with Mrs James Marrs and other ladies reporting for the Red Cross drive. Judge A C Lockwood and Rev Pope addressed attendees as the Tombstone committee reviewed rally plans.
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Liberty Loan
Gleeson
Tombstone High School
Democrats Meet at Bisbee Plan County Campaign
Bisbee event led by Cochise County Chairman Jobo Newberry outlines a countywide Democratic effort. A campaign finance committee and county committee members from Sebee Wiltenx Tombatone and Bisbee join in planning speakers, canvassing, and establishing a campaign headquarters in Douglas at 24 Tenth Street for open Democrats information and activities ahead of November elections.
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HL. Hutehten
Tombatone
Bisbee
di Ber
WB Ponda
Doweles
E R Bailey
A.A. Torres
Bishee
W. J. Bennett
Benson
J . Bowen
Newberry
Douglas
Southwestern Brokerage Company
Tenth Street
Patents Granted to Arizona Inventors in Bisbee
Havard & Miller of Los Angeles reports by wire from Washington the issuance of patents to Arizona inventors in Bisbee Norman J McKenzie, bit.
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Havard & Miller
Pioneer Patent Agency
Los Angeles
Cal
Washington
Arizona
Bisbee
Ariz
Norman J. McKenzie
Honor Roll Fourth Liberty Loan Names and Purchases
Honor Roll lists subscribers with amounts for the Fourth Liberty Loan. Names include Alfred C. Lockwood Nellie L. Dalgleish Helen S. Benedict Elsie Tolls and others, with varied contributions such as 50 dollars and small amounts noted for several individuals and couples.
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Nellie L. Dalgleish
Helen S. Benedict
Elsie Tolls
G. Gibson
J. T. Kingsbary
K. N. Coplen
Liberty Lara Cornittes
General Crowder Calls for 100 Arizona Boys
Provost Marshal General Crowder urges 29 999 grammar school graduates from 22 states and the District of Columbia to entrain October U6 for technical schools. Of the total 130 will be negroes. Voluntary induction allowed until October 12. Only physically fit registrants accepted. Arizona Utah Colorado New Mexico Texas named among reporting institutions with specific numbers allocated to Prairie View.
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WASH
Crowder
District of Columbia
Oversubscription of Liberty Loan Secures Victory
Dallas dispatch quotes Premier Clemenceau urging a vast oversubscription to the Liberty Loan as key to funding the war effort and delivering civilization from barbarism. The appeal emphasizes liberty justice and equality as outcomes of supporting the loan, with J. W. Hoopes of the Federal Reserve Bank endorsing the plan.
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Dallas
Tex
Clemenceau
J. W. Hoopes
Removalists Weigh Funeral Trimmings Change
In San Francisco on October 5, the California Funeral Directors Association announced that after October 1 funeral furnishings will be streamlined. Bronze coffins, ornate shrouds and many settings will be eliminated. broadcloth coverings with wool for army use will be banned. shrouds limited to four men’s styles and eight women’s styles with only black white and gray colors allowed.
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San Francisco
California Funeral Directors” Association
Charles H. J. Truman
Truman
War Industrial Board
Douglas Removalists Promote Per Capita Cost to Tombstone
In a heated Douglas debate, backers claim county cost savings by moving government to Douglas, while opponents warn of inflated figures, hidden costs, and profiteering interests. They urge waiting until after the war and question the benefit to Warren District residents amid taxes and rising living costs.
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Douglas
Tombstone
Warren
Liberty
Red
K. of C
Ouh Red
Doe
Harbor building permits denied amid wartime housing crisis
In Los Angeles on October 5 acting orders from the War Industries Board halted new construction unless permitted by county and state councils. Harbor district housing for shipyard workers is urgent, prompting San Pedro Chamber of Commerce to seek an exception from R W Pridham. Housing conditions strain shipyards and Pacific Electric transportation.
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Los Angeles
Inos
Improper OCR fragment hints at service, men, and leaser
Fragmentary text suggests a report on increased services and usage by men. Details are unreadable but imply an organization extending a program or mechanism. No clear names, places, or dates are discernible, leaving the exact action and scope unspecified.
Franklin Smith Narrowly Escapes Jiminez Attack
Bisbee Oct. Franklin Smith mining engineer and farmer from Ralph Zeismer’s city escaped death when Jiminez was attacked by Francisco Villa. Smith with Henry Breckman and W A Scott of the Mesral Mining Company fled to Parral, reporting Villa's assault and Smith safely reached Parral the next day.
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Zeismer
Smith
Jiminez
Parrat
Simminez
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