Arizona officials blamed for Camp Kearny liquor row in San Diego
The Prescott Journal recollects a 1918 incident where Governor Hunt's party hosted Arizona infantry at the U S Grant hotel in San Diego. Five soldiers faced court martial after refreshments in room 726 led to a breach of discipline. Two Arizona officers and two California trainees were dismissed. one Arizona man received a summary punishment. Officials who hosted faced criticism for behavior by a dry state during a federal review.
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Governor Hunt in Libel Case Delivers Testimony on I W W Ties
In Phoenix the seventh installment of Governor Hunt’s libel testimony covers his links to P H McCullough a state guard captain and his subscriptions to Upton Sinclair’s pacifist magazines. The cross examination focuses on McCullough’s I W W membership, road camp duties, and alleged threats for nonmembership, with defense objections and court rulings noted throughout.
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Arizona draft call targets 35 men from Apzin region
An incomplete wartime notice lists 35 men from Apzin province expected to apply for positions and potentially be drafted. It specifies eligibility limits by occupation and residence, with terms for physical fitness tests and service location at Camp Pendent.
Hancock Infant Left with Cousin After Mother's Death
Mrs G B Hancock dies of influenza at 28 after marriage to George Hancock. Her infant daughter is in the care of a cousin. Hancock travels to Hawaii to fetch the child. Born in Batavia she is survived by a brother in army in France. Funeral arrangements pending upon his return.
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Ward dies in Tucson vendor and family notice
Eloisa Ward of Tucson dies at age unknown at 02 Ash Street. She was a merchant and well known locally. Funeral planned Monday at 7. The notice also mentions a variety of miscellaneous ads and items.
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Wizard Oil Promises Quick Relief For Aches And Pains
An advertised remedy, Wizard Oil, claims to ease back ache rheumatism sciatica and lumbago without dangerous drugs. It touts fast penetration and relief for sprains bruises cuts burns bites and stings with a money back guarantee after a 25 cent bottle purchase.
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