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Newspaper
Tombstone Epitaph
Location
Tombstone, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Aug 26, 1917
Page
3
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The piece condemns a supposed conspiracy led by figures in the Northwest and cites Ellioot Roosevelt and President Wilson. It lauds a Bisbee drive as a national blessing that spurred investigations, vindicating actions against traitors and challenging current administrations with calls for strong conclusions and loyalty.
A distorted report from Bish Country Club discusses a proposed Evergreen Highway aimed to connect Idaho Utah and Washington states. The plan envisions a scenic tourist route including Salt River Valley Grand Canyon Roosevelt Dam Tucson Tombstone Douglas and a southern link to El Paso while boosting local business and road boosters in the region.
A Los Angeles lawyer now in Arizona is accused of attempting to influence Warren District courts by posing as counsel for I W W opponents. Local attorneys resist outsiders, arguing only Arizona-licensed lawyers should practice. The report also notes an unconfirmed claim by a shoemaker about exemption on his pay.
Insane killer Carl Petersen’s murderer Pathe Pathe remains under hospital care at Arizona State Hospital as officials plan his transfer to state prison following a Pinal county jury verdict of insanity. Governor Campbell supported the discharge plan, saying the inmate was not insane and would be supervised in Florence before transfer.
Governor Campbell appointed John Orme and Titcomb to University of Arizona board seats amid political strife. A Phoenix murder on Turner ranch left John William dead, with no witnesses. a separate case involved threats and a possible death penalty commutation after constitutional debates.
Reports from Gindalf indicate a man was held after a medical retention incident. Miner was taken to the county jail, while Wheeler and Cooner were noted in relation to the case. The inquest is set for this afternoon at o clock.
In Cochise County dairy owners must submit every cow to tuberculin inspection. Dr C Ho Hunt announced that recent milk tests found one severely tuberculosis infected cow. Milk sellers have 10 days from Monday August 2010 to test their cows or face milk discontinuation by law.
Aug 26 Phoenix report says an aged Apache man, deemed no longer useful, was placed on the desert without food or water as a Tuel custom. He reportedly died after five days. sheriff and coroner investigated. Apache community and a Pima minister conducted rites at burial. US authorities to be notified.
Miami, Aug 2. The Miami Copper Company will resume operations within a few days under protection of a United States troop detachment commanded by Lieutenant Colonel George Po White. White pledged protection to workers returning to duty and said public meetings harmful to law and order would be prohibited in the district.
The notice concerns selection under sections 2275 and 2276 of the amended ACT of Congress for Arizona as extended by the 1910 statute. It references Pew Sed Statutes and the 1907 and 1910 acts, noting approval dates and para graph numbering for the selection process.
Public notice in the U S Land Office Phoenix announces selections under sections 2278 and 2276 for indemnity lands in multiple township ranges. It lists serial and list numbers for lands in Townships 18S to 20S and 28E, with protest periods of five weeks and details on contest procedures and required service of our answer.
State Land Department announces public auction of 278.08 acres in Cochise County Arizona in Township 21S Range 21E Section 36 SW NW and SW SE with no improvements. Land appraised at 1689 dollars. Bids below appraisal rejected. Auction set for a Monday at the county courthouse Tombstone Arizona. Information from State Land Department Phoenix. Commissioner W A Moeur. First publication June 10 1917. Last publication August 12 1917.
Secretary George H. Smalley of the State Council of Defense reports Avazo County will ship twenty five amonds of beans if harvest proceeds without incident. The expected yield dwarfs last season and suggests strong prices and broader farmer prosperity for the region.
The Board of School Trustees of District No. 4 Carr Canyon in Cochise County Arizona calls an August 1917 election to issue up to ten bonds of 50 each totaling 250 to fund building and furnishing a new school. Bond terms include annual interest, with specific maturities from 1918 to 1927. Election judges named, polls open 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. Instructions to voters to follow. Also mentions crop survey work in Apache and Yavapai counties and county farm advisors assisting in others.
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