Nogales Big Celebration Honors Soldiers Parade and Festivities
A riotous Nogales celebration greeted returning troops after the war’s end. A morning siren summoned residents as the 23rd Infantry band arrived, followed by a grand parade led by the city’s civic leaders and the 215th regiment. A concert, a holiday declaration, and a sunset feast capped the day.
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Nogales
Cacidiera Civiliade
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Army strength at end of hostilities noted at 677 men
Washington reports the American army reached a strength of 677 men when hostilities ended, reflecting the manpower level at the close of the conflict. The figure underscores the size of U S forces deployed in the period of the war and the transition to postwar status.
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Washington
Gold Medal Haarlem Capsule Ad Promises Kidney Relief
An adhesive style health notice urges readers to protect kidneys with Gold Medal Haarlem Capsules claiming quick relief from kidney troubles and related ailments. It emphasizes avoiding delayed attention and asserts the product is the pure original Haarlem capsule imported from Haarlem Netherlands with money back if ineffective.
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Holland
Gila County Farm Experts Visit City
Mr and Mrs J fl Satdisge of Clas pool arrive in the city for a visit. Agricultural agent Gioesanty, originator and superintendent of copper industry promotions, outlines the enterprise's scope. Mrs Sandiee ja horns demonstrates kitchen processes linked to the irrigation and farming demonstrations, with talks scheduled with state leaders and university personnel.
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War Work campaign notes and local civic efforts
The report highlights influenza relief work at the university and army camp, medical staff transfers to Jerome and Tucson, and local volunteers raising funds. It mentions Mrs Parcels, faculty families motor trips, and community leaders urging subscriptions to support the War Work effort.
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Thanksgiving Bake Sale Raised Funds for a Local Cause
The article notes a community event with a bake sale to fund future activities. It lists organizers and supporters including Mrs Ureseidvrs and Ida Levin and thanks contributors for their help and donations. Proceeds amount to $85.7 cents from the sale held on a Friday and Saturday.
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Weere
Sam Hughes Sr
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Lieg
University Party Picnic Near Aje Road
A university party gathered along the Aje Road enjoying a picnic with cheerful crowds. The event featured a bonfire singalong led by the university staff and included multiple faculty members and students living in quarantine housing.
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U. S. Employment Service Work Is Just Beginning
The U S Employment Service will aid readjustment of labor during demobilization and transition from war to civilian industries. Twelve men were sent to Portmouth Virginia for training as district representatives reports indicate ongoing demand from farmers and factories for workers. The local office requests timelier notifications of labor needs to ensure adequate staffing and supplies.
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Peddler Joe Wehby Charged With Murder of Ahuage
Averne man Joe Webby also known as A J Chahin, a neighbor of Miguel Webby, is charged in Tucson with the murder of Elias Ahuage the Syrian peddler. Sheriff Hilimgan and City Detective Hamer report checks and money from the victim found on Wehby garter. Wehby claims a Mexican unknown gave him the items. He is about 22 years old and previously ran a small West Congress street store.
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Cowboy Mining Sued by Western over Alleged Debt
The Cowboy Mining and Smelting company faces a lawsuit from Western Machinery for a disputed debt claimed for work performed between October 1 1917 and the filing date of the suit.
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Lighting Restrictions Off for War Drive
Washington November 12 The AP reports light restriction fields are lifted until midnight November 18 to permit free illumination for the United War Work campaign. The measure applies to areas where current is generated by domestic sizes of anthracite and is issued by Fuel Administrator Garfield.
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Miss Hunt Teas Washington Visitor at Home
Miss Hunt hosted a tea last Saturday afternoon at her home on Bach and Becond avenue for Mrs Agnuw Hust and a Washington guest. The setting featured decorative coning pepper leaves and berries. Guests included University Extension Service staff and Home Economics department women, with Miss Sigelee and Mrs von Klein among attendees.
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MelLetier to Speak on Speedway of Relief Efforts
Mee A f MelLetier director of Bu Tc de of chapter prodaction of the Pacific division of the American Redress with headquarters at San Franciers speaks in Texas Wednesday at 4 PM and Thursday afternoon. The talk covers urgency of expediting relief work for Belgian and French needs.
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Funeral for J tenner killed in North Sixth Avenue crash
The obituary notes J tenner a Gallup resident died in a high speed collision at North Sixth Avenue and East First Street. Witnesses say the Brock sedan struck vehicles at the intersection, causing the car to overturn and occupants to be thrown out. Survivors include a widow, a brother in California, a sister in Gallup, and three children. The funeral awaits transmission from California.
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Demonstration in Uruguay Declares Armistice Day Holiday
In Montevideo on Monday November 11 a large pre ally demonstration observed in the Uruguayan parliament as a bill passed declaring November 11 a national holiday to celebrate the signing of the armistice between the entente nations and Germany.
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