Labor Board Praises Arizona War Era Labor Work
The report notes Arizona copper output rose by 169 million pounds in 1918 over 1917 and highway of progress due to labor administrators Hywel Davies and Joseph S. Myers. It cites fixed wages, reduced disputes, and open shop practices with employee grievance committees easing tension and preventing strikes.
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Labor Administration
Arizona
William B. Wilson
Washington
President's Mediation Commission
United States
Hywel Davies
Joseph S. Myers
H. L. Kerwin
Labor Adjustment Service
Davies
Tnes
Commission
Mediation Commission
Varsity Registration Reaches 350 Despite War Conditions
Registration at the University has topped 450 with nearly equal gender balance, dormitories full and dining hall crowded. Forty seniors are registered this year, 140 new freshmen, and 75 newcomers who did not register last fall, many serving in the military.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Universetts
Lost Minx Fur Found Reward at Florist Shop
Classified item notes a lost minx fur with a reward, plus rental ad for furnished room at 44 N. Stone Ave and other notices. Included are sales pitches for an official History of the World War book with profits and patriotic inserts, aimed at agents in Detroit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Howe
Stone Ave
General Pershing
Liberty War Hook Assn
Detroit
Mich
Social News Highlights From Tucson Club Events
The Saturday Morning Musical club prepares for a board meeting at Mre Ivancovich home with Delman recital praised as opening success. Tucson social items note travels of Mrs Snyder, Mrs Land and Lt Kenneth Brown, plus events at Grace Episcopal Guild and Christian Woman’s Board.
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Mre J Ivancovich
Delman
Grace Episcopal Guild
F. J. Stewart
William Seinike
Powell
Wickstrom
Jane Pease
Tom Davenport
Christian Women's Board of Missiones
Mra
RB. Cook
Miss Stewart
Harmon Gill
Christian Church
M. Meyer
J EB Brown
Thelma
Frederica Hooper
Miss
Warm Clothing for Children Cited as Vital Need
Community leaders and workers urge better winter dress for youngsters amid influenza in Tucson. A four year old girl’s illness prompts the family to heat the danger of light clothing, the doctor notes her exposure through outdoor time and thin socks.
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Saas
Tucson
Heating Plant Again on Job at Safford School
Heating trouble at Safford School did not disrupt classes but caused discomfort as students wore sweaters and jackets during study. The system is now functioning well and classrooms are warm.
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Safford
Beyn
Flannels at 23 Percent Per Yard in Clearance Sale
Belated shipment of regular 25 cent flannel wide assortment of patterns. Entire stock of women's and children's flannel included at big reduction as we discontinue our Shoe Department.
University News Quiet Week Delayed Friday Night Event
The campus announces Friday night activities shifted to Saturday due to entertainment in the Auditorium. President von Kiel Smith gave an eloquent tribute to Theodore Roosevelt and stated that the Reserve Officers Training Corps will not be reorganized. Drill and instruction will begin when the ECOM commander arrives. The Co operative book store moves to the main building basement with Donaldson Ryder in charge. A Woman's Athletic Association meeting is set for 7 PM in Miss Davis's office.
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von Kiele Smith
Len
Theodore R.rooseveltt
Reserve Officers’ Training Corps
Army Training Corps
Ecommandent
Mammoth Community Notes of Travel and Roster
Mammoth residents report departures for San Diego Los Angeles and Old Mexico with returns planned for March and summer. Families including Mr Mrs George Barber Mrs John Compton and Mrs A Conner are mentioned along with other visits and local club activities of the Hed Chrome chapter and Christmas roll call.
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George Barber
Mammoth
San Diego
Mammoth Community News Roundup Changes and Visits
Christmas visits feature Mrs. Putnam and sister Mrs Schaushueen in Hayden. Copper Creek opens a school led by Miss Davis from Bisbee. Local residents Ira Leverton Dell Mercer and Virgil Mercer return to Tempe for normal studies. Kite Lanches travels from Camp Funston via Mammoth to Hayden to see his father. Mrs. Kellogg, former Mammoth resident, visits Mr. E. Putnam amid warm welcomes. G M Tarr and Ruth Gordon drive to Florence for a weekend. C Y Olney of Copper Creek visits Mammoth family. Dick Conner and wife arrive from Los Angeles to stay with his mother Mrs C A Conner. Hales relocate to Schulz for work at Mammoth mine. A W Dinsmore leads Sunday school after flu ban lifted.
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C. Y. Olney
Copper Creek
Mammoth
Dick Conner
Los Angeles
Mr. Conner
C. A. Conner
Public Documents and Property Transactions Summary
Public records list multiple conveyances including Deeds to Isabel H Velasco Augusta Zellers Ida Chiarson George B Knight Maud G Thomas Teofilo Otero and others. Mortgage and release actions involve Southern Arizona Bank & Trust Co Mary E Woods Franklin Petra Marciet and Federal Building Co. Lots, blocks and sub properties are described across Secs 3 28 and 29 36 with monetary amounts or notes of cattle brands and roadster values.
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M_ Dodson
Chas
Huss
Charles G. Huse
Augusta Zellers
B. OP. Mahoney
Tucson National Bank
H. E. Farr
Ida Chiarson
Southern Arizona Bank & Trust Co
Elizabeth A. Cooper
DC Nagle
Federal Building Ca
State Mutual Bldg. & Loan Assn
A. M. Franklin
Petra Marciet
Mary E. Woods
South Park Adda
Phoenix Lodge
W. L. Garrigus
George B. Knight
Paragovelie
Maud G. Thomas
Teofilo Otero
S Main St
United States of America
Pizcedo Frejo
S. R. Il E
Red Cross Seeks More Handkerchief Volunteers
The Red Cross requests additional help making handkerchiefs for soldiers in hospitals. Extended to month end, local quotas must be filled to send items to district headquarters. Hotel residents are urged to assist, as executives note leisure time may aid the war effort.
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Red Cross
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Twin Buttes
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Bloomfield
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Houston
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Globe
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Warner
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France
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245Th Infantry
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J. K. Brown
South Fifth Avenue
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Senor
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E. Y. Brown
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Gilbert Miller
Brady Apartments
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B. J. McKinney
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The
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W. H. Skinner
East Sixteenth Street
Southern Pacific
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A. R. Buehman
Sudlersville
Santa Rita Hotel
F. Sudler
Elvira
Lelia Sudler
E. Spafferty
E. M. Turner
Philadelphia
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Joseph M. George
Methodist Church
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Taffeta
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China
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G. Lamar Honig
Atlanta
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Herhood
University News
Dutca
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Mammoth Notes
John Compton
Mr. Compton
Mra . A
Conner
Elisabeth
Loe Angeles
George Shanah, Sr
Winkieman
and Seround Merimoth
Ey Solomon
Mrs J Journegan
Old Mexico
Hed Crome
A. Alfret
Coppee Creek
Martha Eastman
EB W Childe
Jane
Mrs . E. Putnam
Mrs. Putnam
Mrs. J. Schaushueen
Hayden
Miss Davis
Bisbee
Ira Leverton
Dell
Virgil Mercer
Tempe
Kite Lanches
Camp Funston
Mammoth Sunday
Mra. WK. Kellogg
E. E Putnam
Mrs. Kellogg
G M Tarr
Ruth Gordon
Florence
Mrs. Hales
Schulz
Mr. Hales
A. W. Dinsmore
J. P. Hohusen
Isabel H. de Velasco
Pima Theater
Norma Talmadge
Lyric Theater
Claire Anderson
Opera House
Jesse L. Lasky
Lila Lee
PATHE
Hick
Manhattan
William Farnum
Fishers
Vattussell Electric and Machine Co
Nogales
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