American stacker killed in Mexican A A Wreck
A railway wreck near Nogales Sonora Mexico killed an American stacker and injured several others. The south bound mixed train collided with a freight car, wrecking engines and cars. The victim, presumed dead at the scene, was buried by Mexican officials.
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Nia
Wallis
Trial Avenue
Miece
Mex' Sear Queroball
Sonora
Derrait
Sey 12
APS
ACHP
Butie, Sont
Kot Kepee
Herth
Hatines
Bikinote Ct
Hit
Hales
Nogales
Santa Ana
Mex
Ouay
Pedro Loan
LA. Weedls
Pines
Tucsean
Woods
bBis
Pacific
W. J. Corbett Dies of Heart Failure in Tucson
W. J. Corbett died of heart failure about two o clock at his residence in Paseo Redondo after being seen on the street during the morning. He was a longtime Tucson citizen with pioneer traditions and a brother of J. Knox Corbett former postmaster. He owned the hardware store at West Congress and Main Streets and was formerly an Army post minister.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corbett
Paseo Redondo
Tucson
J. Knox Corbett
West Congress
Main Streets
Air raids Hit East of Metz by British Independent Air Force
An official statement says railways and airplane hangars east of Metz were attacked today by the British independent air force.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Metz
London
British Independent Air Force
Fternoon
Spanish flu grips Christireas. cases rise in October
Thirty four cases were reported recently mostly among the Mexicans with one death. The Dosted War Work Committee of Winkleman held meetings to line up workers for the drive starting November 1. Halloween brought mischief as garbage cans and playground equipment were vandalized and a wedding march was ritually disrupted by youths with sticks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winkleman
Barton-Wane Nuptials At Presbyterian Manseth Winkleman
Alfred Barton and Mass Adeil Vane married at the Presbyterian Manseth Winkleman on Monday October 28. Barton works at the sewer plant as an assistant engines. Mrs Barton has lived in Hayden for years and taught at Hayden Junction for two terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred Barton
Mass Adeil Vane
Presbyterian
Red Cross ladies plan meeting for garment repair day
The Red Cross ladies will meet Tuesday to sort Belgraye garments from workers’ bands for repair and reuse. Those with garments should bring them. knitters should finish and deliver goods to workrooms. Ongoing flu cases reported but not certain. Hayden plant welcomes new superintendent Hof Oater and managers H A Eye and others after Oct 31 arrival. South West district manager visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hayden
Sacca
H. A. Eye
A Fereuson
Southwest Dietrict
Election of Delegates by Districts Proposed Amendment
A note describes a proposed amendment to elect delegates by district rather than geography. It outlines that each district would elect one representative, with representation based on population and county supervision districts. The text explains district formation and voting mechanics for delegates under the amendment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rao
Seermor
Grace Hamer Dies After Brief Influenza Illness
Grace Hamer 24 wife of city detective TDE Hamer died Sunday of pneumonia following influenza. Married eight months she leaves a bereaved husband who also had influenza but recovered. Funeral Tuesday at 3 from the family residence at North Church Street. private.
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Grace Hamer
Tde Tamer
Hamer
North Church Street
Federal officers raid White City arrests under selective service law
Federal officers raided the White City area near Fort Huachuca involving United States Marshal Dillon and a large team. Nine Negroes were arrested for operating houses of ill fame within ten miles of a military encampment. two released after hearings by Commissioner J. Jetmore. Seven brought to Tucson—two men and five women—placed in county jail with some posting bail. Mamie Moore, later Lena Costello, noted as the first woman arrested in the state under the act, was previously dismissed in a related case. Reports claimed many women kept in local dance halls. liquor found, one drunken soldier. The raid, timed pay day, aimed to curb revelry around soldiers. Assistant US Attorney W. J. Bevan Jr. accompanied officials.
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New White City
Fort Huachtten
United States
Dillon
Selective Service
Ilame
J. Jetmore
United State
Tis
Tawson
Mamie Moore
Lena Costello
Tucson
Federal Agients
Marshal Shelton
Dee Sheriffis Holloway
Brown
Ford
Lowthin
Lewis
Poot
tHwooe
Commissioners Court
Plana
Polling Places Set in Tucson Precincts for Vaccination Drive
Polls open at 5 a m Tuesday across Tucson with five polling sites in each precinct. Locations include 44th Street lawn, 2 Tire House on South Sixth Ave, vacant at 440 North Sixth Ave, Fifth and Bragg War near Tendail and University, and a firehouse with wide doors kept open as a precaution against influenza spread.
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Ecotec
Ce Ares
Tucson
Waiich
Mother's murder of seven sons shocks Havana farm
In Havana on November 2, 26 year old Carmen Lavera, grief struck after her husband died of influenza, killed seven of her sons, burned the farmstead including a hut, then set fire and leaped into the flames. Soldiers rescued her in serious condition.
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Havana
Carmen Lavera
Soltiere
Amendment 100 supporters tout protection for dependents
The report argues that widows and orphans can depend on survivor benefits up to 5000 under Amendment 100. It claims courts would remain open for wage earners, but timely aid would improve living conditions for families of injured workers. Supporters urge passage as a public good tied to postwar welfare.
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Mneh Jinen
Senator Fall and Wilson Clash in New Mexico Debate
The report records a heated exchange between Senator Fall and President Wilson over wartime policy and the 1918 re election. It cites telegrams and statements from Metcalf and Albuquerque political figures showing support and opposition, with calls to vote for fall or decline the president’s position.
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Almolerque
Som
Wilson
Oob
New Wey Tito
Wall
Metealf
Soriahet
Wetealf
British Academy to Cooperate With U S
The British Academy seeks cooperation with American scholars to advance cultural exchange and joint projects. The aim is to strengthen intellectual citizenship and mutual understanding amid ongoing cultural and diplomatic ties between the two nations.
Liberts Bonds Open Trading In New York Market
In New York the Liberty bonds began trading, with prices shown for the new issue and early activity noted. The report highlights initial investors and preliminary pricing as the market opens.
Fragmented text on political appeal and war era remarks
The readable passages describe a political appeal during a partisan period, mentioning President Wil, Bolkoeviki, and Kaiser Germany. It references soldiers, campaigns, and a family situation with a return to Almaensworde for a burial or funeral context, noting casualties and a lack of physicians.
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Mes
Cnet Ata
France
Wit Hotaitiatiem
Steaughter
Dave Sitteen
Almiehtyr
Kaiser
Germany
Peeple Ting
Tay Ranch
Alannsworde
Bone
Hugoia Land of Woe for Newspaper Men
A damaged OCR style piece reports on Bolshevik repression of press in Hugoia with censorship, arrests, fines, and closures. It notes journalists faced starvation or prison for anti government writing, and lists punitive actions against newspapers and editors under Bolshevik rule.
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Hugoia
Nbayn Aaa
Fet
Pealeheviki
Geo
Tf Viescow
Bolsheviki
Tavestia
Aviet
Aml
Teft Seccal- Nev
Sifele
Marriage License Notice Prompts Reader Confusion
Fragmentary notices mention a marriage license for John M. Cutniteham and a reference to Thetena Footbed. The text also oddly inlines a deadly enemy of the flu and a disinfectant, with garbled brand or product names, making the rest unreadable.
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John M. Cutniteham
tHetena
Aye
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W. J. Corbett
HMC
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White City
W J. Bevan, Jr
Ami Bragiwar
Tendail
University Avenues
North Sixth Avenue
Wilhelm Strasse
Gfo DN Smith
Tus
Mrk
APPEA
GLOBE
Cootie
U Law
Folsom Moor
E. Curry
P. Mahoney
State County
Oatman
Kimball
Thatcher
Nickerson
Manage!ree Lumber Companzona
John L. Doudent
Arizona State Labor
Phoenix
Arico
Vocoprehaes
Arizona
da M. Ie
Mila
Sen
Fall
Wienirow Wilson
Metcalf
Hayy
Albuqguergie
Woodrow Woolson
Woashenaton
Senabyu Vail
Foreden Reirtons
New
Ciss
Fai
Ball
H Rai
Reese
Widirow Wilsom
Eabwayes
Roosevelt
Ledge
British Academy
U. S
PINON
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New York
Liberts
Mengo Stiles
Matar
FC Renstadt
Otlers
Ted Dai
Abert BR. Vall
Hallmark
Hind Religble Niikers
Diamonds
Fe & & Aly
Steenwald Dams
S P
E. P
S.W
de Merico
Wate
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