Arizona corporate charter outline for a new venture
The document details incorporation of a Arizona company with capital stock of 250,000 dollars, divided into 250,000 shares of one dollar each. It sets authorized actions for board control, officer roles, meeting schedules, and by law power to issue mortgages and manage corporate affairs. It specifies a five year term with possible renewal and outlines director numbers, officer duties, and stockholder rights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Latile
Itiie
Hive Steel
Théerchandise
Fourchate
Iiport
Eerie
United States
Herome
Board of Directors
Triton General
Arizona
Board of Direectors
UBOM
Divi
Lefuis
Soless
Asone
Salih
tocRichaiders
Peraten
Notices of corporate filings and court orders in Arizona
A long list of public notices from 1918 Arizona papers includes amendments to corporate charters for the Securities Exchange Company and related entities, court orders to sell real estate for Dolores A. de Samaniego, and probate hearings for estates including George W. Atkinson and Lee Shan Man.
Unclear fragmentary text with no discernible event
Fragmentary OCR or garbled text provides no readable names, places, or actions to summarize into a complete news item.
Suall Yae Far Nade ae Ne Mgt Ire
The fragmentary text offers limited readable details. It lists names and phrases without clear event dates places or outcomes. The item appears as a miscellaneous note or catalog fragment with scattered words and potential proper nouns.
Elroy Clerk Sails Through Fragmented Notice
Fragmentary readable text shows a clerk named Elroy and official initials S A with no clear event or date.
Wright Seeks Sheriff Post With Southwest Ranger Cred
Willard Wright, a former deputy on the Mexican border and a noted cattle inspector, is a Republican candidate for sheriff. The article recalls his career chasing horse thieves, leading cattle rustling cases, and his role in enforcing in the frontier territory. Wright’s record includes arrests, a major 20000 mile pursuit, and service with the Pinkerton agency.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheriffs Office
Wollart S. Wreht
Fai Wright
Colt
Svartou
United States
Pitas
Santa Coeez
Pitua
Suse
Cres
Forse
Wright
Quatineg
Thieses
Haldouise
Marti
Rob Warren
Wilkie Gen
Ue Tochise
Erand
Pinkerton
Witlara
Portsmith
Ark
Met
Dragoon Dicte
Ariaeoa
Buses Likely Withdrawn From University Line
The article notes buses may be pulled from the university route after poor performance and public dissatisfaction. It cites the Tucson Transit Company purchase to remove competition, ongoing car barn withdrawal, and persistent reliability issues with Studebaker and Ford jitneys challenging the trolley system.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University Line
Wits Asth
Tie-trans’t Company
Shad Bowwyer
Bowyer
Studebaker
Schneiders Jitney
Two U. S. Airmen Land on Dutch Soil After Shrapnel Hits Plane
Two American airmen landed on Dutch soil after shrapnel struck their aircraft during a mission over the Low Countries. The crew escaped unharmed as allied forces reported the incident near a Belgian or Dutch target area with no further injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S
Gold producers send committee to Madoo to present requests
A group of gold producers forms a committee led by Henry Hives and others to travel to Washington. They aim to present requests to Secretary of the Treasury William McAdoo, seeking action from the federal government on mining concerns. The article notes the committee's refusal by the full conference and its plan to press ahead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M’adoo
Associated Prese
Raytae
Bauer
Aids Steet
Henry Hives
Ebay Nevada
Cipepators
Aesation Tuleir
Wells
Denver
W. J
Sanfrancisc
John A. Foulfanl
Cal
Wintivaw
Prerona Faty
Les
Wastengton
William
Ford Upholds Eight-Hour Day For War Machinists
Henry Ford, acting as umpire in the Wheeling Mold and Foundry case, upheld an eight hour workday with overtime and double time on Sundays and holidays. He refused to adopt the “eight-hour basic day” concept, arguing that the strain of eight hours is enough and hours should not be increased except under extraordinary circumstances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tucson
Sincere Fletr
Washington
Henry Ford
Wheeling Mold and Foundry Company
Wheeling
W. Va
War Labor Board
Ford
Wisconsin Third in Draft Work In 34 State Pace
Provost Marshal General today announced Wisconsin ranks third in the speed of classification and examination of September 12 draft registrants. Utah and Nevada hold first and second places with each board about ninety percent finished.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wisconsin
Washington
Wiseconsin
Rowder
Utah
Nevada
Anglo-Saxon and American Boys Blood Sacrifice
Fragmentary AP receipt reports a controversial line praising Anglo-Saxon and American boys as blood sacrifices. The piece references a Paris or Ireland bureau, a lunch setting, and a claim that such heroes secure a future peace, with political rhetoric about race and lasting bonds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Poe
Reveast
Ireland
Frenen
Hew Eotermr Zeneral
War Department Approves Six Projects to Add 9000 Men
The War Department authorized work on six projects costing 9,456,98 dollars to construct new buildings and facilities. The program plans to employ 9,000 additional men and covers locations near 404 FOsT of 81,924.92 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
War Department
Hearby
Notice of Intent to Sell All Stock of Goods
Joseph Menager of Indian Oasis Pima County Arizona intends to sell and dispose of all stock of goods and merchandise at one transaction and delivers to the trade for cash within ten days from the date of this notice dated October 29 1918. Notary James F R Dunberth certifies. First publication October 31 1918 last November 5 1918.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Menager
Indian Oasis
Pima County
Arizona
James FR. Dunberth
Pinex cough syrup claim promotes relief and cheap remedy
An advertisement extols a homemade Pinex cough syrup mixed with sugar or molasses as a fast acting remedy for coughs bronchitis hoarseness croup and winter colds claiming relief within 24 hours and offering a money back guarantee. It urges asking druggists for 21 ounces of Pinex and provides preparation instructions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Times Ae
The
Pinex Co
Ft. Wayne, Jad
Weight Strength and Nerve-Force Claims Promoted
An advertisement promotes phosphate supplements to cure thinness and build strength. It cites physicians and periodicals praising phosphates for increasing weight, improving nerve force, and restoring vitality, urging continual use despite safety concerns. The copy targets men and women seeking rapid bodily growth.
Public Documents Aetice of general power of attorney items
General power of attorney documents and related actions involving multiple parties. Notable items include holdings and transfers in Reet and Pima districts, stock intentions at Indian Oasis, mortgage and sale notices, and assignments affecting properties and mines in the Silver district. Names include Chas bo Walker MT Ironovan and Oscar OG atrabach among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peer Crare Hibbey
Tn Josephine M. Stichey
Settee
Reet
Chas
Bo Walker
MT. Ironovan
Indian Oasis
Venager
Notter
Pima
Paymaster Mining
Reed Fplord
Fodicobson Hil F Bray
KL Edwards
Peld
Ladin
hedlWards
Pof
Teidman Addn
V. E
Salhe Hk
Thhomas
Les Land
Malley Lumber
Kyell Addn
Estella &. Hatcher and Husband
Hotcheson
Yakimovieh
Sffarote
John Reresoff
Catire Franded
A.h
John Roresofera
Scott Cinsmon
Healty
Arizona Capper Co
Paul Keith Dies in New York After Illness
Paul Keith head of the Keith Theatrical Foundation since his father B F Keiths death died of pneumonia in New York on October 1. He led the theater chain and contributed to the theater world and its operations. The death ends a prominent era in American show business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Paul Keith
Keith Theatrical Constitution
B. F. Keith
Fire hits Kingsport government chemical plant in Tennessee
A fire at the Kingsport Tennessee government chemical plant caused several minor explosions but no injuries. Estimated losses and damage were reported as light with fire contained quickly after the incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bristol
Tent
Government
Kingsport
Tenn
Public Health Reports Fall in New Cases
In Salt Lake City on October 31 the state board of health notes a general decline in new cases with only one abatement reported amid ongoing disease monitoring and reporting inconsistencies.
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Alt Lake City
Utah
Bendga
Epidetic i Ptah
State Board of Health
City
Hewewer
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Isabelle Cattle Company
Corporation Commission
State of
Ari
Sien
Gope
Aries
Legai
McKinney
RE. Fishburn
Arona
County of
Riahbars
Alzona
Burpes
Land Corporation
Commission Company
Sac
Charles PP. Reniwer
Securities Exchange Company
Jettinghot
S. Ifis
Kurls VV Reihiwer
Hagtston
Notary Public Natarial Seq
Eead
Thisston
Superior Court
Afrizona
Dolores A. de Samaniego
Percy Lucas
Mariano Aguirre
Liojores A. de Samaniego
John Zucca
State of Arizona
Salé County
Samusl Pattee
George W. Atkinson
Kathryn D. Atkinson
George W Atkinson
Theson
S. A
Biv Olive
Paslor
Denuty
Lee Sran Man
Lee Goon
Lee Shan Man
Alleweq
Tuesen Iity
Verdous
terrAk
Ver
S.A
Burke Commission Co
Logan & Bryan
Pete Burke
Stone Ave
Willard Wright
Atipeona
New Westico
Texas
Willard Wight
Turin
Davie
Statursissic
Italy
Grealine
Wrett
Willard
Ettio
Tling
Frais
Péreonal
Lux
Lever Bros. Co
Cambridge
Mass
Lea
Frank Netns
Ptnladslphia
Ieee
Jann
Leriek
Boteh Flanders
Am Sanday
Hlerttyen
Holst
Nfompany of
Todiy
DAMAC
South
Pwne
F. S. Kolle
Ifin Tol
Physiciahe
Mamta
Frederick Kotlle Mot
Physician's
Espeerie
A. Paul Keith
Circulation Dept
Citizen Office
Twin Buttes
Mineral Hill
Pucaos
Siverbell
Puce
Office International
Bellas
Bellans
vWaAc
Rmk
Eure
Ragene
Mareelus
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