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Newspaper
Tombstone Epitaph
Location
Tombstone, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Aug 13, 1922
Page
4
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The Arizona Labor Journal denounces C H Raymond of the San Simon Valley News Bowie for threats of exposure and political pressure. It defends voters in Cochise County, notes no candidate is required to publish announcements, and lauds Arizona Supreme Court justices including Chief Justice Ross and Justice Flanigan for faithful interpretation of the law.
The Tombstone Commercial Club reports a strong protest against a proposal to spend two and one half million dollars for a weekend trail from an unnamed site to the Colorado River. Cochise County voters have made up their minds and reject the measure.
A fragmentary report discusses Henry Ford potentially using radio to supplement or replace telephone telegraph systems in managing distant Ford enterprises. It suggests Ford could push radio to perform more intricate tasks beyond simple communication, leveraging his resources to expand radio applications. The text reflects optimism and debate about Ford's role in advancing radio technology.
A compact version of the journalist’s creed affirms journalism as a public trust. It emphasizes clear thinking, accuracy, fairness, independence, and service to readers while rejecting suppression, bribery, or sensationalism. It defends responsible advertising alignment with editorial integrity and strives for equal opportunity and patriotism in reporting.
Dean Walter Williams cites journalism as a labor of humanity and a bridge for today’s world, emphasizing journalism’s role in fostering global solidarity and understanding.
A Cochise county paper questions Republican tactics and a Democrat chairman choice. It probes why Dr Wright, long associated with Republicans, registered as a Democrat on May 1 and accepted the chairmanship. It asks how leaders justified the move to voters and hints at electio n manipulation.
A cryptic editorial column questions what taxpayers would gain from proposed state wide tax increases and hints at urgency and experimental finance. Separate snippet reports grafting chestnuts onto Arizona oaks in Cochise County where Fred Haynie and JF McDonald note budding and plans to propagate chestnut branches on Chiricahua Mountain ranches.
A fire caused by a faulty chimney flue partially destroyed Frank Rawley's dwelling on Youngblood Hill near Bisbee around 4 30 pm Sunday. Firemen had to tear through ceilings to reach the blaze, which was stubborn but brought under control. the roof suffered irreparable damage.
The August 3 crop and livestock report from the U S Department of Agriculture shows Arizona wheat at 1,274,000 bushels, oats 714,009, corn 1,159,000, barley 960,000, totaling 4,107,000 bushels. Compared with 1921, wheat up 434,000, oats up 4,000, corn up 144,000, barley up 32,000. Other crops include Pima cotton 37,000 bales, potatoes 599,000, alfalfa 615,000 tons, and grain sorghums 955,000 bushels.
Advices from Copper Queen hospital say little hope remains for the 16 month old son of John F. Berryhill efficiency engineer at Copper Queen mines. The child swallowed nearly all of one grain of bichloride of mercury after a bottle was knocked from a shelf by older children playing nearby.
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