REW Program Set For Arizona Restaurants
The federal food administrator for Arizona announces a new twelve point plan to go into effect next Monday affecting thirty thousand patrons. Bread must contain at least 20 percent wheat substitute, Victory bread limited to two ounces per meal, no bread or toast as garnish, bacon banned as garnish, only one meat per meal, sugar limit of one teaspoon per meal, and restrictions on suppers teas lunches and banquets. Milk for children is not to be curtailed. Patriotic proprietors push enforceable rules to protect themselves from slackers, with enforcement to follow for noncompliers.
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Flagstaff
Arizona
Federal
Food Administration
Coast Artillery Commission Offer Seeks 850 Officers
Captain T R Phillips of Port Crockett Texas asks civilians to volunteer for coast artillery commissions. About 850 officers are needed. Civilians will be inducted then may return home if they fail to qualify. those without dependents stay in as enlisted. Applicants should write to the Fort Crockett adjutant detailing education in algebra geometry and plane trigonometry.
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Coast Artillery
T. R. Phillipa
Port Crocket
Texas
Fort Crockett
Phillips
Coast Defense
Arizona miners push home ownership ease for workers
Arizona mining companies have raised wages and reduced living costs to aid over 40,000 workers. In copper districts they have expanded home building, offering installment plans to help families own homes. In Warren and other camps, many workers with steady records are guided toward home purchase, with favorable terms for those who can pay quickly.
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Arizona
Warren
Set Back the Clock on October 27 Says Congress
Washington, Oct. 19. No further effort will be made to extend the daylight saving law and clocks will be turned back an hour on October 27 as planned. The decision followed a conference between congressional leaders and War Industries Board Chairman Baruch, who favored keeping the law for the duration of the war. The Senate has passed a bill to continue the law indefinitely, now under House consideration. The War Industries Board urged the change for fuel savings.
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Washington
Congress
Baruch
War Industries Board
Senate
House
Garcia Gets Life Term for Murder Confession
Plorence October 19 Louis Garcia was sentenced to life imprisonment for the murder of Alred, with the killing allegedly following a threat on his life. He confessed the details, saying he buried the body in an irrigation ditch and left the ranch with some of the victim’s property. Garcia is 19 years old.
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Plorence
Louis Garcia
Alred
Garcia
Easonee
Douglas
Harry Wilson
E. Jones
Pittleville Aquar
Department of Justice
Wilson
Wanted, an Owner for 80 Cases of Booze
Clifton, Oct 19. Grant county New Mexico and Greenlee county Arizona sheriffs seek the owner of 80 cases of alcohol found along the state line near Duncan. Deputies from both counties guard the cache and invite the rightful owner to prove ownership and claim free lodging. The line appears to bisect the cache leaving forty cases on each side while an accord may settle the location.
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Duncan
Hunting trip ends in tragedy near Arlington
On a desert hunt about 15 miles west of Arlington, E C Hale was shot dead by an accidental discharge of a 38 caliber pistol. Jesse Hasford was wounded in the hand while companions Homer Haseford Ira Muse and James Trevelief assisted. Justice Mitten of Buckeye filed a full report for County Attorney L M Laney, prompting a grand jury investigation.
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Wewenfal
Phoenix
E C. Hale
Jesse Hasford
Sheriff's Office
Arlington
Maricopa County
Hale
Homer Haseford
Ira Muse
James Trevelief
Justice Mitten
Buckeye
Poroner
L. M. Laney
Honor Roll of Fourth Liberty Loan Names and Purchases
The Honor Roll will list subscribers with the amount each bought, following town practice. Alfred Lockwood chairs the Liberty Loan Committee with Nellie Dalgleish Helen Benedict Elsie Toles G Gibson J T Kingsbury K N Coplen named among contributors.
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Alfred ¢. Lockwood
Nellie L. Dalgleish
Helen 5
Benedict
Elsie Toles
Gibson
J. T. Kingsbury
K. N. Coplen
Liberty Loan Committee
Utah Senator Had Interests in Tombstone
Salt Lake City Oct 19 Former United States Senator Thomas Kearns died today after mining ventures in Utah and earlier activity in the Black Hills and Tombstone Ariz The Silver King mine of Park City and Kearns name were tied to many of the city s major structures He was elected to the Senate in 1911 and served out his term He owned the Salt Lake Tribune and leaves a fortune estimated in the millions of dollars
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Salt Lake City
United States
Thomas Kearns
Black Hills
Tombstone
Ariz
Silver King
Park City
Thomas, Kearns
Kearns
United States Senate
Saltake ‘Tribune
Leaves & Fortune
Deportation cases to be argued in Tucson Monday
Judge W C Morrow will hear demurrers to indictments against 25 men tied to the Bisbee deportations. The 1000 plus miners and sympathizers were removed July 12 last year. Assistant Attorney General W G Fitts arrived to represent the government in Tucson proceedings.
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Tucson
W. C. Morrow
Federal Grand Jury
Bisbee
San Francisco
William (. Fitts
United States
Flynn
Washington
Collaborator in Rural Engineering Seeks Federal Aid
Phoenix Oct 19 B M Atwood state highway engineer gains approval status. He travels to Washington to obtain permission to complete Tempe and other roads while noting available materials labor and equipment. The federal authority has not yet granted permission to proceed on the Tempe road and has begun projects in Pinal and Cations to Antelope heed road in Yuma county.
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Phoenix
B. M. Atwood
Tempe
Atwood
Washington
Mr. Atwood
Pinal
Cations
Telope Heed
Yuma County
Industrial Review for Arizona This Week
Arizona mining and industry update notes Mexican labor aiding Oatman mines and a copper production record at United Verde of 7,910,000 pounds. Babbitt Bros. incorporated in Phoenix for 5 million dollars. a warehouse fire costs about 50,000. Timber mills, rail extensions toward timber belts, and new milling plants are planned in Kingman and San ta Fe yards. Government bids seek to reclaim 000 acres across the Gila Dam area. drainage and highway projects advance in Jerome and Solomonville.
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Arizona-Butte
Jesa
Phoenix
Babbitt Bros
United Verde
Sacaton
Gila
Jerome
Cleopatra
Arizona
Natonal School
Camp Perry
C. Kingman
Santa Fe
McCracken
Yuna
Salt River Valley
Cliftes
Solomonville
Safford
Isemers
Glia Valley
Ray
Ray Hercules
boe—Dean-Arizons
Warren
Slightly Increased Valuation of Arizona Mines
Bisbee Arizona October 19 1918 the State Tax Commission renewed the valuation of Arizona mines with a small rise as output fluctuated due to strikes. It notes mine property assessments grew from 45 million in 1912 to 393 million by 1997, rising with statehood and accounting for a growing share of state revenue.
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Bisbee
Arizona
State Tax Commission
Caiedeeas
Revenes
Influenza hits Reef Mine workers in Hua Chuca region
Exposed Reef Mine in the Hua Chucas reports 40 of 50 workers infected with influenza crippling tungsten operations. No deaths yet, all cases mild. Tucson reports six new influenza cases on campus with several recoveries. weather and pneumonia rise cited in Bisbee. Douglas man Harry Wilson arrested after earlier escape. mohair shipments bring $35,000 per carload to Kirkland and Skull Valley.
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Tombsone
Huachucas
Tucson
University of Arizona
Bisbee
Kaufman
Schoolhill
Kirkland
Skull Valley
Eas
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State Food Administration
C. Hale
Liberty
Southern Pacific Railroad
Enuna Ro King — Valentine
Bravin & M
Cody Alfred Godfrey Ania Ace
Mra
H.C. McGregor
L. F. Kuchenbecker
Franco Lorrien
Harry T. Eckerman, Jr
Gertrude Ritter John
Utah
Sfeas Federal
Industrial Review For
Oatman
Helbrook
New Apache
Reef Mine
U. OF A
Harry Wils
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