Liberty Loan Roll of Honor Names and Contributors
A long list of names from Cochise County School District No. 27 and communities, including Karger, Bon o, Brant, Evans, Van Meter, Eckerman, Welch, Hibbard, Castello, Dalgleish, and many others, appears as a roll of honor for the Second Liberty Loan. The notice records residents, students, and contributors marked for the war bond drive, with scattered streets and affiliations noted. The tone is formal, cataloging individuals across families and organizations.
Food dealers urged to obtain license immediately
The Food Administration requires all food product dealers with gross receipts of 100 dollars or more to apply for licenses. Exemptions include ice cream makers, confectioners, bakers, hotels, and restaurants. Licenses must be secured before November 1. monthly sworn reports will be confidential yet may trigger investigations and penalties for violations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phoenix
Vet
Fire in Clifton Causes Major Property Damage
Clifton suffered a serious blaze at the Arizona Copper Company electric warehouse and shop behind A C drug store. Wind aided flames, firefighters prevented spread to nearby stores, with damage estimates ranging up to 100000 dollars as the plant housed electrical equipment, bulbs, jet irons, motors, and machinery. Origin under investigation with suspected electrical cause from crossed wires.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clifton
Get
Eloct
Arizona Copper Company’ Electric
A. C
Gre
Ieee
Double Trial In The Kangaroo Court At Headquarters
Last night a makeshift court in the city convened when two Tombstone men and S. P. Moore were brought in for a so called trial. Spectators watched as two hours of testimony unfolded and ended with guilty verdicts and fines plus five miles of marching before returning home. The husbands bore the punishment, while wives waited at home for their return, footsore but unharmed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. P. Moore
Marriage Notice of Petsche and Wilker at Congregational Parsonage
John Petsche and Bonnie Wilker were married by Rev. C. W. Stark at the Congregational parsonage. Petsche, a machinist from Lowell, and Wilker motored to Tombstone where they will establish their home this morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. W. Stark
Petsche
Lowell
Von
Senator Smith Arrives in Arizona From Washington
United States Senator Mark A Smith arrives in Arizona from Washington for a brief stay and plans to return to Tucson tonight. He cites fatigue from the senate session and mentions possible public speaking next week, while church group and reorganizational events are noted for Christian Endeavor activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senator Smith
Arizona
Washington
Mark A Smith
United States
Tucson
Smith
Senate
Arizona cattle rustlers subdued in Santa Cruz County
Phoenix Oct 20 The state livestock sanitary board spokesman W Stephens says a recent roundup of cattle rustlers in Santa Cruz County has helped recover stock and deter testimony against thieves. Despite intimidation and threats, officials vow to continue the campaign until rustlers are expelled.
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Phoenix
Santa Cruz County
Abe Fon
W. Stephens
State Livestock Sanitary Board
Mr. Stephens
Stovestock Sanitary Board
Livestock Board
Identification cards for Arizona soldiers in WWI
Secretary Smalley of the State Council of Defense sent the card program to General Wood at Camp Funston. The Welfare committee prepared cards listing every Arizona soldier for the war period and 800 copies go to Lind Vista Cal. Lieut Col Ho H. Donkersly commands the Arizona National Guard Regiment now the 18th Infantry. Cards will be filled with data and filed to reveal each soldier's location rank and status instantly.
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Phoenix
Oct
Smalley
State Council of Defense
Hay
General Wood
Camp Funston Tml
New Welfare Committee
Arizona
Linds Vista
Cal
Ho H. Donkersly
Arizona National Guard
18Th Infantry
I W W agitator bound to federal court for trial
Phoenix October 20 Herbert Mc Crutcheon an I W W agitator was given a preliminary hearing and bound over to the district court of Illinois with bond set at 19000. He will be sent to Chicago to face trial on espionage act charges. Preliminary hearings of six other I W W members will be held this week.
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Phoenix
Herbert McCrutcheon
District Court of Illinois
McCrutcheon
Reed
Chicago
Jon
W. Wie
Fire Devastates Homes in Miami Misini Section
Fire struck a small dwelling in the Mexican section behind Miami’s business district, destroying 12 structures and threatening a $190,000 YMCA while spreading to a rooming house. The blaze, checked by miners and responders as water pressure failed, caused about $200,000 in losses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
GLOBE
Misini
Miami
Miami Copper Company
Arizona Railways Probed In Six Hearings On Rates
The Arizona Corporation Commission will hold five hearings in Phoenix on October 31 examining railway applications by Arizona Eastern Southern Pacific and El Paso & Southwestern. The action seeks to change rates and rules for theatrical company travel and to abandon reduced fares for shows. It also limits livestock carried in special baggage cars to five head of horses and ponies, while reusing existing rates for such cars on the lines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phoenix
Arizona
State Corporation Commission
Arizona Eastern
Southern Pacific
el Paso & Southwestern
Tombstone Poised for Strong Liberty Bond Showing
Tombstone and district expect a solid finish in Liberty Bond sales. A visiting committee led by Capt. A. C. Lockwood reported gratifying results in Willcox Gleeson Pearce Courtland and Johnson with Willcox and Johnson showing strong early subscriptions. Projected Tombstone total ranges from twenty thousand to forty nine thousand dollars as closing day nears.
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Cochise County
Tombstone
Tombstone and District
A. C. Lockwood
E. A. Hughes
A.C. Karger
J. T. Kingsbury
Willcox
Jonson
Gleeson
Courtland
Pearce
Courtland and Willcox
Johnson Oe
White Gleeson
Douglas No 1 Up Again In Gov Contest
Phoenix October 20 A Supreme Court session focused on admissibility of evidence to determine voter intent for ballots marked imperfectly in the Hunt Campbell gubernatorial appeal. Both sides seek clarity on how disputed ballots should be judged after a 67 plurality race. Lower court rulings varied on imperfect markings, affecting numerous contested ballots apart from Douglas No 1 Precinct.
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Phoenix
Supreme Court
Hunt-Campbell
Douglas No. 1
Appellant
Appellee
Tower Court
Campbell
Rodeo Official Shoots Self in Head
Bonham, postmaster at Rodeo, attempted suicide with a 32 caliber pistol yesterday afternoon. He placed the barrel in his mouth on his porch and fired, blowing off the front of his head. Douglas physicians treated him. he remained alive last night but there was little hope for recovery. A letter to friends revealed despondency and premeditation, noting past remarks about insanity and detailing plans for his burial without fuss in the clothes he died in. He had lived in Rodeo six to seven years and left behind a wife and stepson.
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Doulgas
I. S. Bonham
Rodeo
Douglas
Bonham
Arizona
Gannon
Bisbee
Douglas Physicians
Oaham
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Liberty
Liberty Houd Committee
Karger, Mifred
Lockwo
Barney Bono
EC. Porter
Everybody's Phar
H.R. Brant
Gibson
Iset Co
Cowen
Helen S
Benedict
Ina Johnson
Andrew Pord
Avett
Gertrude
Lake
Tarbes
Walter J. Maye
MePherse
Prandt
S. P
Deceylle Hannes W. FL
Kachenbecker
E. J. Westervelt
Arthur C. Eckerman
Alice E. Eckerman
J. M. Eckerman
John Execapule
Devie PL Thom Walter Thomas James Harrigan
Holland Ervime FP
Kerr Viva Viltman
J. AL Perry
O'Regan
J. Wynn
Webster L. Ht, Barkley
Joseph Gray Stone
Katherine Alice Gray
H.C. Wheeler
Penson
A. S. Cook
Guy C. Welch
B.A. Hibbard
H.W. Smith
A. Staniey
Cochise
R. C. Reed
Geo. W. Rock Elmer F. Web
Marion E. Her
Ed R. Finch
Mary P. Barro
Mary K. Ander
H.W. la
H.W. Larson
Robert Mackay
Win
Holmes Steve Bertoglio Baptiste M
Andery
vorks_ Sparks
Ivey
J. la
Mengress
Nellie Dulgreish
Miguel Cosas
Harry EL Macia
Clarence
Cavannush
B. Tilford
Ethel Louiwe Costette
Mark A. Costello
Vincent Adrain Costello
John M. Cortiio
Mouica A
Castello
Ruth Claire Castello
Grace M. Kingsbury
Margy Tefferte
Jeannette
Stark
Allen E. Hitt Wong Chee Ching Wing Wong Bee
J.P. McDoania
J.H. Mae
Georgia Rath Dames
Elaine James H. Fowler
Carita Daigteinis
Grace Dalgleish Rovert Dalgleish
Joseph Dalgleisis
AW E
Merriman
KN. Coplen
Kersey Uricecomenthal
Sarah E. Knekenbocker
Fred Nunsbaumer
S.J. Robinson
Leo Mill
Jacob de Gy
Maurice D. Whelsn
Carroll E. Saunders
John Ho Davis
Holland
Carlos E. Bolten
Jacobson
Perry Pete Trew
Lafe Giteen
MJ. Lawson
Wm. Schmidt
W. J. Stewart
Hughart
Wolcott
Stacia J. Haney
Edna M. Krebs
Elvire V. Johnspon
Chas. Schaver
Arthur J. Henes
Giragi Bros
H.C. Aimy
Norma Barr
Wm. Fourr
Emil Ferry Maude
W. Brown
Lily Bell Neal
Geo. W. Freethnam
Berney Andring
M. H. Brown
Wm. Watt
Grace B. Lawrey
W. E. Landers
W. G. Gilmore
Te Hatton
John Petsche and
Bonnie Wilker
Congregational Church
C. E. Society
Moore
Tombetene
Jackson
Camp Funston
Lw.w. Agitator
Ariz. Commission
Liberty Bonds
Lockwood
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