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Newspaper
Tucson Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Oct 29, 1918
Page
8
Fragments declare intent to form a corporation in Arizona. Text indicates joint action by individuals to adopt articles of incorporation and establish a new entity for unspecified purposes.
The document lists incorporators Wd. Morinney of Tuc ot Arizona and HOF Fishburn of Turron Arizona. It outlines a Tucson based corporation to engage in farming, livestock, real estate, mercantile activities, and various brokerage services across states and foreign countries. It authorizes capital stock of fifty thousand shares at one dollar each with a twenty five year term and renewal options.
James Cullen former city marshal of Tucson died Sunday at St Mare's hospital aged over 60. He was a miner and foreman, a longtime recluse who left his estate to St Joseph's orphanage. Cullen served on Tucson police and worked at Helvetia Cananea camps and Simon quarry. He had few relatives locally, with an Irish mother believed alive. Services will be conducted by the Elks lodge.
The notice from Camp Fremont and Camp Tremont outlines immediate application for officer training. It amends eligibility for Class One registrants registered before September 12 1918 and allows earlier registrants to apply for induction. Instructions emphasize submitting application blanks on request.
R D Carpenter, manager of Steinfeld's retail store, was appointed Monday as Arizona chairman of the National War Service committee created by the War Industries Board. The group reports to the WIB to guide retail distribution policy and Carpenter will name two merchants to join the Arizona retail dry goods and department store section. He will use the Arizona Merchants' association structure for county organizations and commercial centers. Mrs Hemmer Brown reports her husband has arrived overseas and is with the engineering corps near Tours.
Paldes Stratton, 29, a railway fireman, died Friday in a local hospital. A native of Colorado, he had lived in the state for a year and was connected with Wester Machinery Company. An obituary notice mentions his death and ties to the Arizona region and local industry.
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