Navy men offered honorable discharges for World War I service
A circular to Arizona recruiting stations outlines how Navy personnel who served in World War I against Germany and were discharged before the act’s approval may obtain an honorable discharge. The process includes submitting the discharge to the Department of Navigation for review and potential reissue with an official stamp designating it as honorable.
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Bureau of Nar
Bureau of Navigaion
Bureau of Navigation
Comet
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Bork Gates Elracwe
Weather Report For August From The Weather Bureau
Weather Observer Ro 2 Weltruce reports August weather totals from the US Weather Bureau. Data show maximum 97, minimum 60, total precipitation 10.82 inches. Rainy days, clear days, and partly cloudy counts are listed with daily ranges and notable extremes.
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Col Guy Carleton Takes Command In Arizona District
Douglas reports Col Guy Carleton arrives from Fort Huachuca and assumes leadership of the Arizona military district. He will direct operations from the First National Bank building, succeeding to district command after arrival. Carleton previously served at Camp Lewis and Camp Kearny and held temporary major general rank during the war.
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Arizona News Notes From Washington D C
U S Civil Service appoints several Arizona figures to posts including President Leonard Benson and Ida E M Carty. Hayden and Holbrook names, Papago Stznaro National Monument custodian designated. Carl Hayden secures amendment to incorporate the American Legion in House. Army Air Service approves two planes for Northern Arizona Pair Association trip to Prescott. Arizona residents Rutherford Jerome Coker Florence Cameron Grand Canyon travel to Washington on departmental matters.
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Leonard Benson
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Pingetail
George Florénce
Ida EM. Carty
Fort Huachuca
Zach G. Page
Hayden
Charles
Osborne
Holbrook
John Towner
Naco
Grace
E. Moorman
Ray
Ora J. Moss
Somfeden
Williams
J. E McClain
Tempe
Natual Park Service
Stznaro National Monument
Phoenix
Carl Hayden
Arizona
American Legion
Andrew P. Martin
Tucson
Charles T. Moncher
Army Air Service
Northern Arizona Pair Association
Rockwell Field
San Diego
Prescott
Charles H. Rutherford
Jerome
Elmer W. Coker
Florence
Ralph H. Cameron
Grand Canyon
Washington
Sonoran Chinese Appeal Against 80 Percent Law
Chinese merchants in Sonora appeal for help to the Chinese legation in Mexico City via the French consul at Hermosillo. T. K. Fong, in charge of China Mexica affairs, says Magdalena governor Arana has spoken against Chinese and arrested several merchants under the 80 percent tax. He notes some Chinese have enough clerks and shops to meet the rule, while others cannot, and says immigration resistance aims to push Chinese toward central and southern Mexico.
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Mexico City
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Sinaion
Mexico
Fong
Foreign Department
Tombstone Rifle Team Shines at National Meet
A Tombstone rifles contingent, led by H C Army and club president Harry Kendall, placed sixteenth of seventy two teams at Caldwell New Jersey. Only eight were civilian teams. local shooter Kendall posted the best Arizona score. The Tombstone club lauded the showing and believes it beat expectations.
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Tombstone Hidle Club
Tombstone
National Association
Caldwel N. J
Army
Navy
Marines
Trief
Harry Kendall
Bes
Arizona
Double Wedding At Elgin Arizona Involves Bartlett Partners
A double wedding occurred at the home of Mrs. Nable Bartlett near Elgin. Stone Cot le married Miss Penn Bartlett and Almond Walker wed Dixie Coble. Judge W G O'Connor of Nogales performed the ceremony before many relatives and friends. All couples are well known residents of the Eg in country except Mr Walker who is a Cochise County prominent citizen.
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Ariz
Nable Bartlett
Elgin
Stone Cotle
Penn Bartlett
Almond Walker
Dixie Coble
W. 4. O'Connor
Nogales
Walker
Eigin
Cochise County
Legioners Seek Aid for Lowell Public Market
A Bisbee American Legion committee led by W. S Beeman and J B Joraimon asked the Board of Supervisors for help in building a public market at Lowell. The board pledged cooperation and asked the group to return with plans and estimates at the October meeting for consideration and possible assistance.
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J. B. Joraimon
Bisbee Post
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Lowell
Murderer's Wife Wins Divorce in Florence Case
Mrs Ethel Peet Meant secured a divorce from Ivan McCann, imprisoned at Florence for murder. The couple, who wed in 1916, had an unhappy marriage before McCann was charged with the Crocade health seeker's death and the disappearance of Falston. Authorities later recovered a body in April after McCann’s arrest.
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Ivan McCann
Florence
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Ifl
Moon
Falston
Ann
Com
Stanford
Rehearing Denied Over Auto Stage License Phoenix
Phoenix Sept 4 Steen and Marvel former operators of a Nogales to Tetton stage line contested a Arizona gallsion cas decision denying a certificate of public convenience and necessity. The commission picked Star line and citizen line as operators, amid claims one rival lacks American citizenship. They vow to pursue legal action challenging the commission's jurisdiction.
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Steen Ant Marvel
Na Gato
Tetton
Nogales
Arizona
Gallsion Cas
Tucson
Shich
Star Line
Citizen Line
Eer
Steen
Marre
Tigbie
FUPOLERS MAKE BG MedL 1 CHANDLER
Phoenix report details a Chandler burglary where thieves looted a clothing store, stealing about $2000 in merchandise including 22 suits, 2 pairs of shoes, stockings, and hats. Investigators noted sacks used for the getaway and witnesses heard the machine pace during the incident.
Flotation Plant at New Cornelia Co Ready for Work
W L DuMoslin states the New Cornelia Copper Co flotation plant, recently finished, may show no changes in the near term. The unit tests the Mutation process on this ore to determine economical grinding equipment. After six months to a year, New Cornelia plans a larger capacity flotation plant.
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W. L. DuMoslin
2 Copper Co
Cotton Suffers From The Storms Of Past Weeks
Phoenix reports official Washington crop estimates confirming severe damage from the August 23 wind and hail storm in Salt Diver valley cotton. Earlier estimates by Charles G Steele and R Allyn Lewis put losses at 450000 dollars. current telegrams show a three point drop for the month ending August 28 totaling 420000 dollars for the state.
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Charles G Steele
R. Allyn Lewis
Salt Diver Valley
Federal Bureau of Crop Estimates
Washington
Steele
L. M. Harrison
Loral Crop Estimate Bureau
Enraged man shoots boy in street dispute
A September incident left Merwell Ketrada badly wounded after a dispute over a pamp and pump usage led to a shooting. The assailant fired hitting the boy in the elbow as he fetched water, with hospital efforts ongoing to save the limb. Police investigated as community tensions spiked.
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Merwell Ketrada
Ed Sexe Sierra
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Tye
Railroad petitions extension to comply with order filed
PLOENIK Aug 25 The Aricana cor eration coislisleien seeks more time to meet an electric line order at Winslow Arizona. The firm cites wartime material costs labor scarcity and postwar rates as reasons for delays while courts decide if 1934 public act governs. The petition requests time until the matter is settled.
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Maris
Arizona to Send 25 to Cotton Convention
Phoenix, Aug 28. A move to appoint 25 delegates at large from Arizona and name one delegate from each of 14 counties for the American Cotton Association convention in New Orleans, Sept 9. J W Wanamaker, president, named the plan. H Knox, secretary of the Arizona Cotton Growers Association, to assist in selection. governor’s office backing.
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Campbell
J. W. Wanamaker
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H. Knox
Arizona Cotton Grewere Amscelation
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