Tombstone Epitaph News Sketches and Commentary
Newspaper column from Tombstone Epitaph notes three Arizona candidates for U S Land Office posts, broader political opinions, and public affairs commentary. It references Governor Wilson, Colonel Bryan and William Jennings Bryan era politics, the Good Fellow movement, Colorado River regulation, and church property costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Land Office
Arizona
Arrans T Richardson
Casa Grande Times
Thos F Weedin
Florence Plade-Tribune
J J Birdne
Safford Guardian
United States
Miwakee
Wisconsin
Wilson
Colonel Bryan
Bermuda
Mining man Lewie Soundland dies in Douglas
Lewie Soundland a well known mining man and prospector died Tuesday morning in Douglas of asthma. He was a partner of Horace Douglas and involved in the Horace mining property near Paradise. Soundland, about 62, resided in Arizona for 25 years and spent most of his time prospecting. He is survived by a brother, and deputies across Bisbee and the county were urged to enforce anti gambling laws strictly.
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Lewie H Boandland
Douglas
Sathma
Horace Douglas
Horace
Paradise
Arizona
Soundland
Bisbee
Lowell
Harry Wheeler
Salary of Greek Officers Shows Pay Disparity With Ranks
The annual pay of Greek army officers appears misaligned with their lengthy titles. The table lists officers from Hypoatrategoe brigadier general at 1,146, Syntegmatarchis colonel at 1,392, down to lower ranks such as Lochagos captain at 720 and Anthypolochagos at 382, while the minister of war earns 1,800.
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Lochagos
Expense of Dem National Campaign for Wilson and Marshall
A Washington dispatch says the Democratic national campaign spent 1 150 446 dollars to carry the election for Wilson and Marshall, per the final contribution statement filed in the House. Charles R Crance of Chicago led with 40 000 dollars, followed by Cleveland Nodge of New York with 35 000. About 90 000 contributors were listed.
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United States
United States Steel Corporation
J D McAfee
Ste Br
Washington Dispatch
Wilson
Marehall
Charles R Crance
Chicago
Cleveland Nodge
New York
New Army Saddle Aims To Ease Cavalry Use
Captain H A Sievert of the Ninth Cavalry has invented a detachable takedown saddle for army use. Tests are under way at Venatere point to judge practicability. The saddle folds into a small package and can be carried like a suitcase, with cork padded seat and steel rimmed sides for comfort and leg protection.
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War Department
Ugiig
Army
HA Sievert
Ninth Cavalry
Etstivard
Venatere
McCiellan Eddie
Sievert
Marshall Overlock Plans Retirement From Politics
Former official Marshall Overlock announces retirement from politics within months to enter business. He says 25 years in public service, resignation timing undecided, term runs to 1916, and election changes will not affect his plans. He notes routine transfers by future presidents rarely remove incumbents.
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Coa. Overlock
United States
Tucson
Overlock
Ofice
Wilton
Athees
Santa Claus Display in Tombstone at Mecho Mich Mercantile
The Mecho mich Mercantile Co on Allen Street presents a charming Santa Claus display aimed at youth, mothers, fathers, brothers, sisters, and sweethearts. The modern arrangement promises nostalgia and festive appeal for all ages in Tombstone.
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Santa Claus
Tombstone
Mechomich Mercantile Co
Alen Street
Egyptian cotton proves profitable on Mesa four acres
Cotton growers from the cotton belt near Mesa planted four acres with Egyptian cotton after a Secaton experiment. The four acres yielded seven bales with a small remainder, the bales weighing over 500 pounds each. At current prices the crop would net about $100 per acre after expenses.
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Mesa Eountry
Courh
Secaton
Fraternal Leader Visits Arizona Lodges and City Council Discusses Lights
W G Gilmore, grand chancellor of the Arizona domain, toured Phoenix Tempe Mesa Muroni and Clifton visiting lodges. In Tombstone the Combetene City Council discussed a five gasoline street lamp trial with free 30 day test and potential citywide extension. Meanwhile locals report mining prospecting moves on the Beocon mountains and new staff changes in county offices.
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W G Gilmore
Phoenix
Tempe
Mesa
Muronci
Clifton
Arman
Order
Gilmore
Order of Flovrieh
Combetene
Keehenbecker
Jane Owen
Oper
NJ Riley
Zaugust Zellar
Beocon Mountaine
Cattlemen Flee Mexico For U S Amid Unrest
Southern Sonora ranchers led by RU Wilson and Cliff Hooker start moving cattle north as unrest and lack of protection drive property losses. Ownership around Heupere near the Sonora Chihuahua line faces risk from bandit activity and authorities’ failures, prompting withdrawals with hope to safely return later.
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Sonora
Fac
Toacd
Naecori Chico
Fredrico Cordova
Bee Bend
Utytubos, Inc
Fed
Rale
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