Tombstone Epitaph Giragi Brothers Publication Note
The Weekly Edition of The Tombstone Daily Prospecter runs subscription rates in advance for one year and six months. Tinsembles and bingle copies are referenced as part of Cochise County’s oldest newspaper in Tombstone, mailed matter of the second edition.
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Tombstone Epitaph
Giragi Brothers
Tombstone Daily Prospecter
Cochise
de Pestence
Tombstone
Seommdel
Douglas Daily Dispatch targets removalists in political feud
The Douglas Daily Dispatch denounces the seat removal lobby and warns against putting Douglas voters at risk. It frames county officials and property owners as defending rights against the so called removal law and criticizes campaign tactics by removal supporters.
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Douglas
Cochise County
Republican Party
Douglass
Douglasites
Loomer
Yoose
Douglas Ficials
Bn Nix
Court House
Tombstone
Eves
Douglas County Seat Removal Clique Faces Big Task
A local group labeled as porker politicians faces a daunting effort to remove the county seat, signaling a clash between political factions and regional leadership. The effort hints at long running tensions and possible reforms.
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Douglas County
Poliporkers
Pessimism About Peace Treaty Weighs On American Spirit
The piece argues Americans feel bitterness and blame after the peace treaty failure as the world drifts into calamity. It questions national unity, purpose, and the roles of public servants while suggesting pessimism can spur action to defend values and push reforms.
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Senate
Germany
America
Prin
Present Day Success Says Schwab Warns Youth
Charles M. Schwab told Princeton students that the era offers unprecedented chances for the successful man. He warned that postwar youth lack the old spirit of competition and that many aim to finish work easily, yet diligent workers will stand out and advance rapidly.
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Su Dhe
Charles M. Schwab
Princeton
Stee
Hats Off to Montana in World War Casualty Ranking
The piece lauds Montana for the highest casualty percentage among states in World War deaths and wounds, noting 17.2 percent of Montanans sent to service died or were wounded. It contrasts with Arizona and Washington, D.C., which rank much lower in casualties.
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Montana
Arizona
Ashington
D.C
Profiteers Plus Plain Liars
In a blunt critique a newspaper writer accuses paper barons and mills of hoarding stock and inflating prices during wartime shortages. The piece claims publishers faced rising costs from five to fourteen cents per pound and denounces paper salesmen for blaming shortages while publishers bear the burden.
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Hhick
Safford
Farmer Escalates Stand Against Price Gouging
A Gila Valley Farmer faction denounces salesmen for false "shortage" claims and price scares. They vow to bar any seller using such tactics, threatening exposure and collective action to defend livelihoods amid rising costs. The piece condemns disinformation and urges stiff resistance to gouging.
Weekless week and the town’s quiet protests
A fractured reminiscence records a period of public campaigns and school activities now gone, noting missing planning, posters, and banners. Observations trace social maxims, jokes, and cautions about habit, honesty, love, economy, and politics, with a weary call for simple, dignified weeks.
Seven Pinioned Under Car in Phoenix Accident
Phoenix April 2 A Ford car owned by the high school board driven by H J Holsinger collided with a Ford truck from Constable Ice and Fast Co at Sixteenth Avenue and Washington Street. Holsinger and six other high school boys were pinned under the overturned car but only a bruised wrist among them and one 18 year old injured.
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Phoenix
J. Holsinger
Weat Adams Street
Sixteenth Avenue
Washington Street
Constable Ice and Fast Company
Arthur Leath
Holsinger
Hird
Surveys Approved Whoenin April 2 Mining Claims
The surveyor general approved several mining claims including the Husker Hill and Tom Tayne claims in the Julian Kennedy Jr. mineral district, the Little Ajo Mining Company claims in the Ajo mining district, fourteen Consolidated Arg Zone Copper Mines claims in the Panoni district, and the Volcanic claim of Charles Rambo in the Werein district.
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Whoenin
Husker Hill
Tom Tayne
Julian Kennedy, Jr
Miseral Creek
Pina County
Little Ajo Mining Company
Ajo
Consolidated
Arg Zone Copper Mines Company
Panoni
Santa Claz
Charles Rambo
Weren
Corhiee
Legal fight over adjutant general office continues
Phoenix April 2 Another turn in the legal wrangle over Charles W Harris for the office of adjutant general. The attorney general filed in supreme court a reply to Walter S Ingall’s attorneys arguing the court lacks jurisdiction over a military officer and Harris complied with the law in filing. The dispute centers at appellate level.
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Phoenix
Charles W. Harris
Supreme Court
Walter S. Ingall
Col. Harria
Ptalemase
Kendrick Bill Endorsed by New Mexico Cattle Growers
Roswell New Mexico April 2 at the annual convention the New Mexico Cattle and Horse Growers Association approved a resolution endorsing Kendrick Kendric as the state congressman candidate. Delegates urged voting for him in the upcoming election.
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Kendrick Bill
New Mexico
Roswell
New Mexico Cattle and Hors Crewers’ Association
Kenyon-Kendric
New Felony Charge Aimed at Inmate Rene Mistron
A letter to Sheriff Montgomery from Cochise County Sheriff McDonald states Rene Mistron, serving a six month jail term, will face a felony charge in Tombstone. He is to appear April 6 before Justice Wheeler to answer for passing a $25 check with insufficient funds.
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Phoenix
Montgomery
McDonald
Cochise County
Rene Mistron
Tombstone
Wheeler
April wedding announced as an April Fool joke in parental disbelief
Miss Beular Bryant daughter of Mr and Mrs Ea 728 Twelfth street and Frank Maxwell who lives at 728 Fourteenth street were married yesterday at 11 am by Rev W H Fowle. On returning to the bride’s home the family doubted the ceremony believing it a joke from April 1.
Expert Comes to Help Stockmen Prevent Loss
Dr. D. Marsh of the U S Bureau of Animal Industry visits Arizona for two weeks starting March 26 to advise on loco and other poisonous plants. He will train stockmen with extension service officials and county agents to reduce losses from toxic forage.
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D. Marsh
U. S
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