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Newspaper
Tombstone Epitaph
Location
Tombstone, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Aug 07, 1910
Page
2
The Referendum topic roils New Mexico as Democrats push initiative inclusion in the constitution while Republicans fear unfit governance. Arizona also weighs initiation and referendum amid partisan discussions. The Prospector urges calm, urging delegates to craft a document reflecting southwest intelligence.
The article argues Douglas should host the 1911 Mining Congress. It praises the city as central to rich, diversified mining with strong rail and hotel facilities. Proponents say joint conditions and nearby rich mines will inspire a productive assembly of mining leaders.
A brief meditation on aviators as symbols of striving and elevated existence, contrasting earthly concerns with ambitions beyond ordinary life. The phrase suggests exploration, daring, and aspiration associated with flight and discovery.
A compact, pointed note asserts that one prevailing Republican stance is hyping policies by party bosses, framing the issue as internal power dynamics and messaging control within leadership circles.
The Daily Globe says Los Angeles should have used its recall on Jeff before the Reno fight. It argues he might have returned, implying a missed chance to bring him back and alter the outcome.
The article notes that Hon. William Jennings Bryan faced an unexpected reversal from within his own party last week, highlighting the sting of ingratitude as sharper than a serpent's tooth. It frames the event as a notable political development with Bryan at its center.
A cadet at West Point was expelled for lying. The remark questions how long it would take to depopulate the earth if men were hanged for the same misdeed, reflecting on punishment versus morality in a satirical tone.
Rockefeller plans to return a fortune to his brother after a quarrel. The note suggests this is the moment to prepare a stock of kerosene before the journey.
The final figure for King Edward's funeral is 200000 dollars, showing England buried a king for far less than the cost to lay to rest this country's ex-champion.
The Boston News Bureau reports one Kansas bank holds 52 real estate mortgages with funds raised for automobile purchases. Missouri and nearby areas show $15,000,000 borrowed for car buying. Nationwide estimates are unclear. Western bankers reportedly refuse loans to buyers intending to purchase motor vehicles.
Initial fears of insufficient patriots to draft constitutions faded as people rushed to the task. At least a thousand documents have already been written from canyons and cactus plains, fueling concern that delegates will face too many varied constitutions to select from.
A gossip item notes Mrs Hartje gains an absolute divorce and $100,000 a year. She is set to marry a newspaper reporter, illustrating the high hopes some in the trade hold for future success.
A novel method in Eastern cities uses motion pictures to present the habits and peculiarities of the housefly, aiming to instruct the public about its dangers.
Residents of Mesa and nearby farmers gathered to mark the sixty third anniversary of the Mormon settlers at Lake. Speeches prayers and songs by the tabernacle choir highlighted the event at Droa's Park. A separate report lists local incidents injuries storms political shifts and industrial developments across Globe Douglas Tucson and Bisbee with names places and organizations noted.
The page lists diverse items from weddings in Santa Barbara to county incidents in Santa Cruz and Cochise. It mentions Mrs. Mac Joyce and Earnest Pinter marriage in August, local crime notes, travel by residents, and property notices. It also reflects mining land auctions in Phoenix and notices from the Land Office.
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