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Newspaper
Tucson Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Sep 27, 1918
Page
8
Washington reports senior wearers of war service and youngster chevrons by street at the seaside. Wartime figures show the cost and distribution of navy insignia with a note on the page featuring weaponry and personnel.
New Cornelia copper mine owners petition the exemption board asking that key workers be declared essential. Foreman says nine workers are vital to mine operation and that most are married men chosen for reliability. Officials report a courteous hearing and no interference with production. Departed Wednesday for a review, the plant’s copper output valued at about $1 per pound.
The Tucson board of directors discussed nonessential work amid federal guidance. They urged employers to take advantage of available benefits and pledged cooperation to persuade all local employers to participate.
Special to The Citizen Bisbee Sep 0 article reports Republicans endorsing four Livis fats on the county ticket and four conservatives on the Democratic ticket. Both parties aim for a conservative ticket balance to win county offices in the coming election.
The State Council of Science notes advisories from the War Industries Board declaring that even a permit for new construction may apply only to protected construction. If a building is already substantially built manufacturers and distributors of building materials may continue supplying to complete the shell pending further action.
Friday evening at 8 o’clock the young people of the Christian Church will present an entertainment at the church. Soldier boys and students are especially invited to attend. The notice also advertises grain samples from Ronstadt Grain & Feed Department Co at Congress and Main.
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