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Newspaper
Tombstone Epitaph
Location
Tombstone, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Apr 08, 1917
Page
4
An ad notices the Tombstone Epitaph Garagi Brothers publishers and lists the weekly edition of The Tombstone Daily Prospector as Cochise County’s oldest newspaper. It notes a one year or six months option with single copies priced at 2.50 dollars.
The Tucson Citizen reports President Wilson signed an executive order to raise eighty seven thousand volunteers to man new ships and reserves. It emphasizes patriotism and courage, urging young men to enlist for service at sea to defend American rights against German U boats.
The Los Angeles Times quotes a call for unity four years after Wilson's presidency. Leaders abandon party labels to act as Americans facing a great crisis. Those who disrupt the patriotic chorus deserve loyalty’s condemnation.
In Bisbee three women are collecting signatures at ten cents each for a Warren county seat petition aimed at Douglas voters. They pressure hesitant residents by claiming Warren will incorporate and that signatures will help, though Warren cannot meet legal requirements. Residents say the tactic misleads and maligns Warren and its residents.
A discussion praising women in clubs and politics notes that dismissive labels fail. The piece argues women connect home life with broader government and fulfill civic duties as wives, mothers, and citizens, participating in governance alongside men.
Multiple notice items from the United States Land Office at Phoenix announcing grant selections for Maricopa Pima Yavapai and Coconino Counties, list and serial numbers with tract descriptions, protest periods, final approvals, and related postings. Includes dates, places, and official signatories J L Irvin and John J Birdno with references to sections and townships.
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