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Newspaper
Tombstone Epitaph
Location
Tombstone, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Aug 04, 1918
Page
4
The Automobile Confiscation Law Debate in Arizona
A fragmentary discussion of Arizona auto confiscation statutes tied to liquor traffic and railroad protections. The piece questions legal procedures, potential penalties, and the law’s purpose in curbing intoxicant smuggling, noting doubts about trial validity and enforcement.
Saving Paper and Publicity Bureaus Debate
Fragmented OCR notes discuss government actions to promote paper saving for publishers. Mentions Washington reception, public bureaus, and debate over law affecting newspapers and costs. Lacks clear names or dates but signals policy on publicity and conservation in the press industry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Washington
Fair Play Attack in Democratic Governor Nomination Debate
A fragment discusses fair play in the Democratic gubernatorial nomination race, defending Fred Sutter as a suitable candidate and referencing his past role as Cochise Superior Judge. It mentions editors up north and a court case involving Fred Sutter, W B Cleary, and Pittsby, tied to copper company interests and a person or entity called Windy Bill. The text is incomplete but centers on political and legal contention around Sutter's qualifications and support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Sutti
Fred Sutter
Cochise
Ouri
Davidevil
Per
Pittsby
W. B. Cleary
Ape Pellee
Sutter
Cleary
The Only One The War Talk and Party Shifts
The piece notes Tom Campbell as the sole Republican candidate likely to face late competition. It claims campaigned plans to organize a cowboy unit if war comes, plus a strategy to subdue Democrats. It contrasts German troop impact with a peace drive and mentions a mistaken bombing near a prison camp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Campbell
Tom
United States
Arizona Seeks Indemnity Lands Selections Across Multiple Townships
State of Arizona files School Indemnity Land Selections under the 1910 act seeking indemnity to select numerous parcels described by townships ranges and sections in Maricopa and adjacent counties. Public notice invites protests during a five week period before final approval, dated July 26, 1918, at Phoenix.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
General Land Office
Phoenix
Arizona
Cochise County Highway Commission Faces Delayed Bend Project
The Cochise County Highway Commission met to decide if any roads under the Bend issue would be built this year or after, but funding gaps and red tape hampered progress. They set September 14 for a final showdown, with bids stalled since November and only half of bonds sold, delaying paving on routes from Tombstone to Curtis Flat and Bisbee to Benson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chise County Highway
Mare
Dor
Tien
Tombstone
Curtis Flat
Fatten a Hog Instead of a Car
A stranger in Tombstone notes a street scene with many worthless dogs, observes cars in good condition, and questions local authority. He suggests officers’ actions affect wartime spirit, while people crave reasonable explanations to boost the American effort and cooperation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tombston
Crossing the Marne and a quiet front line tone
The latest German coverage remains sparse about the recent alleged drive. The Marne crossing is tougher now than in 1917, with a new crossing policeman on duty. Prussian and Austrian symbols have quieted their loud cries, instead making only quick squawks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marne
Lilly Frill the thrift girl helps win the war
A vivid wartime tale portrays Lilly Frill, a small girl who designs a depth charge and turns to selling War Savings Stamps to fund the war effort. She urges towns and customers to buy stamps, arguing money will stop pirates and support government needs amid fuel shortages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lilly
Mit
Lilly Frill
Bank Service Promise From a Local Financial Advertiser
A bank touts its universal service for business and personal needs. It targets men and women, couples and singles, urging savings accounts, checking, loans, investments, and guidance for all ages with courteous, helpful customer care. It emphasizes accommodating customers beyond standard banking benefits.
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Ness
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United State Land Office
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Lote
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Ste Sie
Sen
Etz
J. L. Irvin
Register
Scott White
Highway Commission Handicapped
County State Bank
Jenson
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