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Newspaper
Benson Signal
Location
Benson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Oct 26, 1918
Page
12
A local character known as Happy Jack or the Rhode Island Jew peddles goods near Huachuca mountains. A sign and blackboard satire criticize Cochise County’s county seat removal law and Douglas backed push, accusing Douglas lawyers and profiteers of forcing costly, unpopular changes.
A political notice urging voters to support C L Rucker as the Regular Democratic nominee in the upcoming election. The brief calls for backing Rucker without specifying district or race details.
In a compliance notice the Benson Signal asks all subscribers to pay their subscription in advance on or before November 1st to satisfy government regulations.
Voters face a county seat relocation issue to Douglas in a heated clash labeled the Douglas Chamber of Horrors. The piece questions petition authenticity, rail service, bonds, and fairness while urging taxpayers to resist a decisive shift amid wartime bond cautions.
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