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Newspaper
Tombstone Epitaph
Location
Tombstone, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Aug 24, 1919
Page
2
The article notes a major hearing next month and the possibility of binding over 200 cases, which would create the largest criminal docket in Arizona's superior court history. It mentions the 49 date last week and the action of waiving final argument in the joint hearing.
Fred T. Bragonler of the Arizona Mining Congress reports a broad revival in silver mining across New Mexico due to higher prices and improved ore-handling methods. He toured Central Grafton area, Silver City, Pinos Altos, and nearby districts to assess activity.
Aug 22 Captain in Naco reports rapid progress on new barracks including adobe post buildings with stucco finish and modern amenities. Ground planned streets graded and landing ground for service being built under different department. Nearby posts at Bilis San Antonio Brownsville Port Haudiues eyed for air defense and staffing.
The article contends Bolshevist seeders target restless Negroes in select regions. It argues agitators thrive where discontent exists and prompt race tension, claiming they use opportunities to incite strife and violence amid industrial districts and perceived losses of liberty.
A concerned resident recalls several incidents where strangers posing as helpful motorists exploited her generosity. They borrowed tools and parts, refused payment, and left after superficial aid, sometimes abandoning debris on the road. The writer laments ingratitude and warns readers to be cautious.
The commission rebuts claims of profiteering in shoe costs and outlines support for tighter enforcement and a public cost system. It notes past abuses by extorters and urges transparency so buyers can detect overcharges. Public awareness and stricter oversight are recommended.
A divorce suit is filed by Suit against Mrs. Suit alleging marital breakdown. The court is asked to grant dissolution of the marriage as both parties seek a legal separation and final decree.
The government plans to sell seized cold storage butter and fruits via parcel post, a move seen as a democratic idea with expected broad orders. Observers anticipate the Mexican bandits holding aviators for ransom may be identified in Carranza uniforms.
The American Legion plans a nationwide effort to pressure alien slackers who served in the war, aiming to make life uncomfortable and push for their deportation. The Legion Weekly notes the campaign seeks to list aliens and alert employers and agencies, with actions similar to prior measures against those who evaded military duty.
A SQUARE STATEMENT notes tension between Reds and employers amid copper market shifts. It accuses some employers of sowing discord while others strive to do right, referencing a February wage reduction and a belief in future market improvement in Arizona and New Mexico.
The piece reviews Senator Mark Smith of Arizona and Brandegee positions on American intervention in Mexico. It cites Robert A. Watkins of AJ Journal and the El Paso Herald, recounting Smith’s past calls to act after line depredations and his long, direct experience in Mexican affairs.
General Juan Torres, Sonora military commander, asked the war department to transfer him to the Interior. The report notes Calles resignation from the cabinet before assuming governorship and mentions conditions there as described in Agua Prieta.
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