Bill Luddy Takes Helm At Tombstone Prospecto
From Calaveras county California comes news veteran Arizona printer Bill Luddy has purchased the Taohumne Prospector and will edit his own newspaper. Luddy, famed for travel and a rugged wit, departs the Bird Cage theater era as he begins a new life at the helm in Tombstone.
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Bill Luddy
Calaveras County
California
Arizona
Taohumne Prospector
Read
Nand
Tsing
Luddy
Desigin
Bill Lund Yankee
Tombstone
Ming
Daniel Laddy
Bill Ladds
Tholamine Prospector
A Man's Job as a Man’s Best Friend
A short, reflective excerpt extols a man’s job as his best friend and source of provision. It claims work nourishes his family and personal growth, urging a man to love his work and invest heart and soul, seeing labor as central to worth and development.
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Snator Capper
Thoughtful reflections on judgment and happiness
The Nogales Democrat urges not condemning others and to smile if by nature a grouch. It notes motives behind others actions may be sincere. It questions mocking the unfortunate and contrasts wealth with restraint, citing the young ex-emperor of China who must limit nuptial expenditures from five million to three hundred thousand.
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Nogales
China
Disgust With War As Admiral Sims Object Lesson
Admiral Sims says wars won’t end until rulers feel global disgust at warfare. He notes World War I’s glamour is gone, replaced by wholesale slaughter via machines and long range guns. The public repels at war, yet diplomats push for conquest while soldiers plead for peace and patriotism.
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Admiral Sims
Near East
Americanization in Hearts and Minds Urged as National Aim
A historical excerpt discusses Americanization as more than schooling, urging immigrants to embrace love for the United States. It stresses loyalty, respect for institutions, and wholehearted civic allegiance as essential to true Americanization and national unity.
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Harrow
Aameri
National Anthem Debate Sparks Club Talk on Singability
The National Anthem debate features Women's Clubs defending the song as not difficult to sing and historically preserved. They argue many can carry the tune, that much criticism is overblown, and that excluding lines or altering the anthem would erase a beloved, long-standing piece. Also notes Tombstone claims smallest town with a daily newspaper per Prescott Courier.
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United State
Great Britain
Tombstone
Prescott Courier
Mining and Banking Needs a Modern View
The piece argues for stronger government support and banking confidence in mining for precious metals. It claims mining is a legitimate, essential industry, likening it to steel or timber mills and urging banks to view mining as a core, not speculative, venture. It praises American miners for building gold and silver reserves that stabilize the nation’s finances.
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Ian Minir
Healthy progress marks Tombstone revival in 1920s coins
Tombstone shows warranted progress not inflated hype as old city buildings are elevated or torn down. A paving project on Allen street advances. plans include a cash and carry store, a new service station at Third and Allen, and the Law/Gripe estate site redevelopment into apartments. Mining shipments rise monthly and city council outlines further community improvements.
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Tombstone
Allen Street
Ntile Enterprise
Harry Welch
Fremont Allewnae
Doo
Allen
Gripe Estate
Partes
Third
Allen Streets
One- reel Drama Echoes a Business Dilemma
A businesswoman pleads for a dismissed man named George in a one reel drama. The businessman expresses sympathy yet contemplates hiring George if he weighs cheaper than supporting him, finally dropping the subject with finality.
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George
Will
Day
Governor Hunt Keeps Arizona Focus on State Work
The Tempe News notes Governor Hunt will not attend outside conventions. He will stay in the office directing state business and rely on publicity bureaus to keep Arizona on the map. The aim is to conserve taxpayers money and attract investment and industry. The piece ends with a caution that many spend money chasing valueless pursuits.
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Hunt
Arizona
Tempe
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Giragi Brothers
Daily Prospector
TAMA
Pioneer
Cochise County
Porteffice Im Tembetene
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