Not Dodging the Issue on Lockwood and the IWW
A Helena style attack denounces Judge A C Lockwood of Cochise County for opposing IWW membership and citizenship rights. It portrays IWW influence as a cancer on democracy and calls Lockwood out for his bench remarks. The piece urges public confrontation of Lockwood and defends anti IWW stance as courageous.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. C. Lockwood
Cochise County
Wilson
Helena
Montana
Lockwood
United States
1. W.W
Whitechapel
Judee Lockwoed
Judge Lockwood
Worn Civil War Era Patience in Patched Pants Plea
Virginia Senate hears Secretary Glass urge conservation by wearing old clothes to save wartime materials. W. Adoo urged effort to win the war even with patched trousers. Glass notes his suit is old but not patched, arguing the wear reflects patriotism and discipline. The piece highlights pride in thrift as a wartime virtue and warns against profiteering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia Senate
Patrick Henry
Glasspeal
W. Adoo
The Scared Customer Tailor Ad Teaser
A fragmented ad from a tailor urges readers not to fear buying. It touts woolens stock and sensible timely help for clothing or even a piano, urging customers to shop with conviction and avoid being scared into or out of business or purchases.
Protection policy aims to shield domestic metals industry
The article discusses protective measures to shield the domestic zinc and other metals from cheaper imports. It argues that preventing competition from low wage countries preserves high labor prices and benefits the nation, asserting strong support for tariffs even among free traders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Australia
Ndt
Prospect Dig In In Northern Ontario Mining Push
In a call to action from the Daily Niagara region, capital and prospects unite to probe Northern Ontario’s mineral wealth. Visionaries urge all classes to join the effort, with profits seen from farms, forests, fisheries, and mines fueling industry and jobs. The piece urges timely investment and shared risk to unlock resource potential.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ontario
Prospect
Miami
Tombstone Picked For Juvenile Detention Home Location
A proposal urges placing a juvenile detention home in Tombstone Cochise County citing superior climate pure water and local governance advantages Judge A C Lockwood a longtime Cochise County jurist is highlighted as deeply interested in juvenile welfare and compared to Judge Ben Lindsey noting his personal observations would aid the home’s success and oversight
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sean
Tombstone
Uunty
A. C. Lockwood
Cochise County
Arizona
Ben Lindsey
Colorado
Union
Road Race From El Paso to Phoenix Proposed
The road race from El Paso to Phoenix draws little interest at the fair. Fair Commissioner Harry Clark says no Fair Commission funds will back the event and any race would be financed by others. Critics argue the race benefits the racers more than the public and its fate hinges on local support along the route.
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el Paso
Phoenix
Harry Clark
Fair Commissioners
Fair Commission
J LeRoy Lancaster Buys Santa Cruz Patagonian
J LeRoy Lancaster, ex publisher of the San Simon Belt, has purchased the Santa Cruz Patagonian from H T Wilson. The new owner is an experienced newspaper man who understands Arizona’s interests and resources and will likely run a lively paper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. LeRoy Lancaster
San Simon Belt
Santa Cruz
Marriages Licenses Issued In Past Week In Tombstone Area
A list of licenses to wed issued by Clerk J. B James of the Superior Court shows Daniel Douglas Connelly to wed Ele Opa of Bisbee and numerous other couples from Bisbee, Douglas, Pomerene, Nogales, and surrounding towns. Also noted are openings of The Eastern Star season with initiation, and upcoming social events including dance parties countywide. Law and local activity include extradition news for Carl Morris from West Virginia, potential transfer to Tombstone, plus various visits and movements by residents and officials in Tombstone and nearby communities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. B James
Superior Court
Daniel Douglas Connelly
Eile Opa
Mora
Bisbee
Wales Scott Freeman
Elsa Morales
Douglas
Augustine Gomez
Luz R. Vasquez
Chas James Lisher
Carlondale
Penn
Alice Heckmat
Warren
John James Vickers
Marlon Martha Rawley
Edwin J. Rawley
Cara McGuire
Pomerene
Halieh Haynes
Nogiles
Hesse Cotton
Oakland
Calif
Leizino Hernandez
Elsifano Viamerano
San Simon
J. Murray
Josephine Kelly
St David
John J. McDonald
Lillian Mitchell
Doug
W. J Leaver
Cay
B. J. Flannigan
Alive Sturray
Rod Mc Donald
Ko Williams
Mr. Does. Bisbee
Lyman Mays
Willcox M. Boumienthal
Bruce Stephenson
Geo. Ashae
West Virginia
Harry Rafferty
Carl Morre
Rafferty
Morris
Tombstone
State Promises Results From Food Price Investigation
The State Attorney outlines procedures to enforce price reductions on foodstuffs. Federal orders set maximum margins, with fair price boards to be formed in counties. Arizona officials, including Governor Bell and county attorneys Moore and Laney, support the plan to obtain practical, public results.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Fecend Food Administration
Exchelly
United Stat Attorney of
Arizona
Vima County
Moore
Maricopa County
Laney
Wbell Nas
Pim
Federal Food Administrator
Light Rainfall Aids Cochise County Road Repairs
Weather marginally dampened by light rainfall is aiding ongoing road repairs in Cochise County. Roads under contract show grading, drainage, and bridge work advancing. two thirds of paving on one segment laid. Federal aid anticipated via the retiring commission, with bonds funding the project totaling 321,753.24 dollars after last night’s closing.
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Bisbee Douglas
Sen Non
Bebee Douglas Road
Douglas East
Locomotive Overturns On Copper Queen Run at Bisbee
Sept 12 Engine 197 of Copper Queen company tipped over on number 2 dump while hauling rock from Sacramento Hill to the dump. The engine lay on its side with steam showing. the engineer was thrown from the cab but closed the steam valve. Officials cite synchronous vibration as the cause. no feet found on any wheels and no injuries reported.
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Bisbee
Copper Queen Company
Sacramento Hill
Cattlemen Plan Return Trip With 6000 Head From Mexico
Reports from Sulphur Springs valley indicate Wi Cowan and several cattlemen travel to Mexico to bring back about 6000 cattle. They had kept the herd in pasture through the season due to feed shortages last winter. Also noted is a visit from Gus Borrego, formerly of Bisbee, now in Tucson, who was a visitor in Tombstone today.
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Canada
Cowan
Sulphur Springs Valley
Mexico
Tucson
Gus Borrego
Bisbee
Vnsoir
Tombstone
Also Mentioned on This Page
Tombstone Epitaph
Giragi Brothers
Tombstone Daily Prospector
Sinvo Gaholvd
Ssvio Aalavs
Pusch
Ae County
Schleffelin Hall
Oles Maud Davis
HS. Ross
Agai Socate
Gay C., Welch
Fort Huachuca
Rose Holland
Benson
Geo Nenshaw
Cattlemen’s
Ray B. Krebs
K. N. Copien
M. M. Bludworth
Wm. Cowan and
Daugher
Cochise
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