Refused Citizenship on LWW Affiliation in Tombstone Court
Two applicants were denied United States citizenship by Judge Lockwood in Tombstone after special examiner A E Eldridge found them undesirables due to affiliations with LWW doctrines. Names include John Piscevic and Mitor Vukovich among others, with hearings continued for several listed individuals. A separate report notes a Nogales incident where a Black soldier allegedly dragged Mrs. John McPherson from her bed and fled, aided by neighbors and police with medical attention provided.
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LWW
Cizentship
United States
Lockwood
Superior Court
Tombstone
A E. Eldridge
Los Angeles
Eldridge
Department of Justice
John Piscevic
Hungary
W. W
Er Eldridge
Pheevie
Mitor Vukovich
Austria
Canada
James Muir Gear
Scotland
Frank Greasey
England
Karl Deltehman
Frederick Rey Baker
John Blumberg
Russian
Jono Arista Battistessa
Italy
Walter Mylebreest
Isle of Man
Thomas Long
Thomas Mason
Eastwood Praser
Mary Elizabeth Collins
Gus Vercellino
Rafael Gherna
Joseph Benkovich
Joseph Kral
Richard Burrows
William McMaw
Ireland
George Snell
Henry Rothery
Louis Jovanovich
George Vrbica
Montenegro
Roger Kennedy
Jolin Pattinson
Walter Bradshaw
Robert McKim
George, Schill
Germany
Mathew Siccocan
Solomon Morgenstern
Iedeal Ramich
George Zimmerman
Frank Furedy
Joseph Elden
da Comelli
Charles Kuehme
David Wesley Stouffer
Sara Gojkovich
Wadie Boutagy
Syria
George Nutheen
Charles Lindeman
Tom Gjorgevich
Antonio Batista Torelli
Switzerland
Emil “Marais Meine
Frank Perz
Austris
Philipp Kraker
Ferdinnand Petsche
James Frances Parr
Ireidnil
Abraham Kline
Russia
Fred Marquardt
Arizona merchants ordered to cut prices in Tucson
Federal food administrator T A Riordan ordered one Tucson wholesaler and six retailers to reduce profits on flour meat and other commodities to align with wartime rules. An investigation by Pima County Attorney Kirk Moore found a wholesaler profiting $1.20 per barrel on flour while maximum allowed is 60 cents. Provisions face revocation upon further violations. No hoarding found but profiteering described as flagrant.
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Arizona
Phoenix
T. A. Riordan
Ariona
Tucson
Kirk T. Moore
Pima County
Pima
Fatal attack in Nogales leaves Black woman dead
Dolly Johnson, a Black woman, was killed by a Black assailant in her Elm street apartment in Nogales Arizona. The suspect, identified as Alexander, remains at large after a violent incident in the 25th Infantry area. The hunt, led by Col EC Carnahan and Maj Ballinger, followed three identification attempts in fatigue uniforms. Irons were applied at a local shop under guard. the case stands among multiple reported violent incidents involving servicemen this period.
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Nogales
Noglaes
Ariz
Dolly Johnson
Elm Street
Nexro
Alexander
Hely
Details of Soto Murder Sent to the Border
OGALES Sept 10. Details of Jose Maria G land owner of Imaris indicate his ranch was fed by eight men bearing an official communication for Soto. Soto opened door with revolver on table when the gang stabbed him with knives. He suffered fourteen wounds and his head was severed. no attempt was made to foot the ranch assassination.
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Ogales
Jose Maria G
Imaris
Soto
Santa Cruz water holes filled by recent rains
Sept 10 ranchers report Santa Cruz county soaked by heavy rainfall. Forty eight hours of steady rain have filled water holes long parched and begun reseeding grass in soft earth across the county.
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Santa Cruz
Nogales
Santa Cruz County
Woman Identifies Alleged Negro Assailant in Nogales
Mrs John Mc Pherson identifies John Alexander a negro private soldier as the man who dragged her from her Nogales home and assaulted her after a desperate struggle Sunday night.
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Mlitary
Nogales
John McPherson
Ariz
John Alexander
Alleged Collusion Faces Copper Mountain Board
William H. Reynolds and George W. Johnson, directors of Copper Mountain Mining Company, allege a July meeting was held while outside Arizona to revoke the stock selling license. The petition, filed with the Arizona Corporation Commission by Reynolds and Johnson, seeks a hearing on September 18 with attorney George Purdy Bullard of Phoenix.
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Copper Mountain Mining Company
Anzona Corporation
William H. Reynolds
New York
George W. Johnson
Ftoth Reynolds
Johnson
Val Gabe Mining Propery
Mayer
Adz
Reynolds
Santa Fe
George Purdy Bullard
Phoenix
Commission Tour Over Arizona In Schedule Of Hearings
The commission plans an extended tour across Arizona with hearings in Tucson Nogales Blabee Litton Safford Globe Miami Clifton and more. Topics include certificates of necessity for auto stage lines water supply matters insurance issues and railway service applications by Arizona entities.
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Phoenix
Auzoes Jon Commission
Ats
Fis
Cue
Tucson
Nogales
Blabee
Litton
Safford
Globe
Miami
Clifton
Arizona Eastern
Sesun
State Fair Auto Race Card Sanctioned for Phoenix Meet
George Purdy Ballard, Arizona state fair auto races superintendent, received a wire from Richard Kennerdell of New York granting full sanction for the races to be held November 8. The card includes s5000 purses, a 25 mile event, a 1409 10 mile novelty, with judges listed as George Purdy Ballard, William Purguson, Charles McArthur, and Cal Messner. The announcement appeared in Phoenix on September 9.
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George Purdy Ballard
William Purguson
Charles McArthur
Cal Messner
Phoenix
Arizona State Fair
Richard Kennerdell
New York
American Automobile Association of America
New Persian Minister Arrives For Washington Embassy
The newly appointed minister from Persia, an neh-Ee Saltaneh, has just arrived, marking Persia’s first representation in the diplomatic corps at Washington in two years.
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Persia
Washington
anneh-Ee Saltaneh
State highway department eyes large scale road outfits
The state highway department reports receiving federal aid gear while requesting more items. Among the latest asks are 50 dump wagons 3 orange peel dredger buckets 12 Aston caterpillar tractors 3 road rollers 3 concrete vasters 10 elevated graders and more. The aim is to amass complete outfits for big scale road construction and wait for federal funds to maximize efficiency.
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Phoenix
Tle
Pritz Holmqaiss
Conductor Sam Harris Burned in Roadside Accident
Sam Harris known as Uncle Sam, longtime conductor on the Phoenix Maricopa line, suffered serious burns at Bouse while cleaning tools with gasoline for Swansea railroad. He was taken to Barton hospital in Los Angeles where doctors say the burns on both limbs and his right hand are serious but not permanent.
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Bouse Bouse
Sept. S
Sam Harris
Uncle Sam
Bouse
Swansea
Barton Hospital
Los Angeles
Harris
Copper output at Douglas smelters climbs in August
The Douglas smelters produced 14,066.44 tons of copper in August, up slightly over 160,000 pounds from July. Most of the rise came at the Copper Queen branch of Phelps-Dodge, which reported 9,200,000 pounds, while Calumet and Arizona Mining Co. totaled 4,886,440 pounds.
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Douglas
Copper Queen
Phelps-Dodge Corporation
Calumet and Arizona Mining Company
Head of California Gulf Yet a Mystery in Air and Ink
Professor Godfrey Sykes of the University of Arizona calls the Gulf of California head largely unknown, noting eighteenth century Spanish explorations and later surveys. He cites tides, possible rail routes from Tucson to Bay St George, and historic expeditions as context for future development plans. Senator Smith questions San Carlos slogan adoption and awaits postmaster general decision in Washington.
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California
Oba Tucson
Gulf of California
King
Garces
Curar
Godfrey Sykes
Desert Laboratory
University of Arizona
Gulf
Rjo Ariz
Bay St. George
Pacific
Guilifornia
Pro
Sykes
Kino
Derby
Dewey
Bay of Fundy
Arma
Point Bay
Acs
Pacenix
Marc Suilth
Washington
Marty Welch
Chamber of Comert
San Carlos
Smith
Confederate reunion rail rates set at one cent per mile
Atlanta hosts Confederate Veterans and allied groups October 7 to 10. Adjutant Forrest secures rail passes at one cent per mile for veterans, families, Memorial Associations, Sons of Veterans, and the U D s. A certificate from an affiliated group is required to obtain the rate, and letters request the number of certificates needed for the Arizona Division.
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Bisbee
Forrest
A. T. Hoy
Arizona
United Daughters of the Confederacy
Atlanta
A T. Hoy
LLD
Blabee
Hoy
Confederate Veterans and Allied Organizations
Sons of Veterans
U. D
Temporary Bridge Opens At Benson After Washout
County Engineer Sid Smyth announced the temporary bridge at Hepwon near Benson is complete and open to travel. Piling and plank work finished. approaches on both ends are usable. Traffic will use the temporary span until the rainy season ends when a new concrete bridge will be planned. Travel is diverted via the St David bridge when river levels hinder fording.
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Benson
Dregoon
St. David
Washot
Court Takes Child From Custody Of The Mother
The Arizona Supreme Court weighs habeas corpus in a custody dispute involving Maud Scott of Tucson and her son William V. Scott. Judge Pattee denied relief, ordering custody to the boy’s aunt and her husband, long affiliated with the University of Arizona faculty. The case moves to the higher court for review.
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Pattee
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Commission
State Fair Auto
Sid Smyth
St Hepwon
the Supreme
Court of Arizona
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41S Personal Service Bank
Cochise
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