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Newspaper
Tombstone Epitaph
Location
Tombstone, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Feb 01, 1920
Page
7
Prichard of the income tax department warns filers delaying returns that late submissions risk penalties up to 1000 dollars. Assistants offer help at headquarters and the Chamber of Commerce to obtain blank forms and ensure timely filings.
The article outlines four solar and lunar eclipses during the year. First eclipse on May 2 spans Europe Africa India and parts of the Americas with partial visibility in other regions. A May 17 partial eclipse will affect the Indian Ocean and adjacent areas. A partial or total eclipse on October 11 to 12 will be visible across North America the Pacific and Asia. The final November 18 morning eclipse will be seen in the eastern areas and parts of Europe and Africa.
Governor Campbell announces a Phoenix observance for General Pershing with all departments closing from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. on Friday January 30 to allow public participation in welcoming him to Maricopa County.
Phoenix January 28 robbers broke into the Gilbert Arkansas post office Tuesday night and stole about 3000 in cash money orders and stamps. County officials and two post office inspectors verified the loss after discovering the door lock drilled out this morning.
Jan 28 local business leaders and a Bowie Merchants club representative met at the city jail to push a new road linking Gey and Howls area to the valley. J T Owen noted the pond along the route is manageable but could not give a firm cost. boosters believe funding is doable to make the road a reality.
Fragmented report describes Yaqui fighters with Mexican garrison near San Barbara Sonora sourcing arms and ammunition to cross into Nogales Ariz including near Tes tiga and San Jaxier with contraband movement late Saturday night. After clashes the contraband reportedly staggered across the border with several people detained and others escaping toward the Hathure mountains.
New Mexico revenue official Hatch arrived in Phoenix for a series of meetings with Internal Revenue collector Alfend Franklin and aides. Hatch will stay through Saturday to help organize the district branch, accompanied by Arizona collector F. T. Blandy.
The Old Spanish Trail is expected to be sufficiently completed to allow travel from Los Angeles to New Orleans during the tourist season. The trail’s route links major cities from Los Angeles to Florida, with the Spank Trail association backing the effort. The Phoenix chamber of commerce reports broad interest and support and plans a booklet recounting the trail’s history and missions along its path.
BISBEE Jan 28 A premature blast on Sacramento Hill yesterday likely buried Juan Medrano a Mexican. A steam shovel and crew labored until after nine o clock last night but no trace was found. Clement, another man, was not buried though injured with a fractured arm. Authorities doubt the Mexican survived though a could still be alive if trapped in a crevice.
In Douglas area hunters plan to remove big game from the Coronado national forest as a professional hunter may be brought in. Forester Arthur W. Piggott cites increasing predatory wolves and coyotes as a problem near Cloverdale and Mentis, with traps under a survey tracking их movements and pelts sent to the biology survey in Wellington.
Jan 30 Meade reports the body of Miranda, trapped by falling earth after a prematur e explosion near Sacramento on Wednesday evening, was found at 1 a.m. the next day. The mass of rock and soil had buried him beneath the base of the trench, causing instantaneous death.
Mo Wales of Day & Night gavage received word of his brother Mary Wiles death in Portasd Oregon from heart failure after years of illness. He will accompany the remains to their old home at Goldade Springs for burial beside their mother. The deceased, once a well known resident of Tumietone, was about 60 years old and left many friends during his stay here.
A 13 year old boy, Sam Menefee, vanished last Saturday after leaving with a neighbor. Sheriff and police search the area near Eastlake Park and 16th Street, but no trace has been found. His stepfather and relatives live on a South Sixteenth Street ranch. his father is in Kentucky.
Police Chief James leads raid at a Foursh street residence just after midnight uncovering a mescal operation. Officers detained three men and three women. judge sentences set at ten days jail or a $108 fine. Authorities also found about 100 pounds of flour and ongoing investigations into additional improprieties.
Fragmentary text discusses the Arizona prohibition law and whether federal prohibitions apply. It notes that no intoxicating liquor shall be sold or manufactured in any manner under Arizona statute or federal purview, with unclear details about penalties or enforcement and mentions related opinions or orders without complete clarity.
A wildlife official reports weather and snow conditions hinder elk virus collection in Sitgreaves National Forest. Ground bogs and deep snow forced deputies to monitor elk ranges while planning next steps. Officials study feasibility of an open elk season and a defined preserve boundary for year round roaming.
A torn copy of the Coteheise Daily Recon April 22, 3883 reveals an advertisement announcing the grand reopening of the Crystal Palace Saloon under Ceasar and Wen Fritz. The venue promises renovation and top wines and liquors served by polished bartenders, claiming to be the finest gambling saloon in Arizona.
Mr. Redfield postmaster of Benson and Nedfield of Hetwon hosted a Newspaperman from Malone New York during a daylong tour of the district. He gathered data on Tombstone history for a forthcoming Evening Telegraph feature and met local officials and residents.
A January 26 robbery at Terry and Law store and the Tecson post office saw $125 stolen along with liberty bonds. Thieves detonated dynamite and used police narcotics to escape before Chief Halley and his bloodhound team arrived. A pursuit led to a roadsearch and multiple damaged autos, with no immediate arrests noted.
In Phoenix on January 3, the governor approved reorganizing the cavalry unit of the Arizona National Guard. The move creates a structure for officers and noncommissioned officers and outlines duties for the southern district. Regular army officers will oversee exams in Phoenix as part of a ten week process.
The state and Salt River association face a contract dispute over supplying a hydroelectric amount for the Florence penitentiary. Governor Thulime called Fo Me Bride and ordered urgent legal action to secure a court decision. The case hinges on power from an old steam plant and a needed electric contract to replace it.
Anson Lange enters the Democratic primary race for attorney general, aiming to become the party’s nominee. The filing signals a structured campaign as he outlines plans for the role and outlines policy priorities for the state.
The article outlines the final date for filing income tax returns and details related to penalties for late submissions. It references the legal framework and penalties for individuals, widows, and families, noting consequences for noncompliance and the procedures tied to return periods. It mentions March 18 as a key date and includes notes on exemptions and assessment methods.
The document lists legal and observance holidays with dates and notes. It mentions Abraham Lincoln’s Birthday in January and highlights February as having three legal holidays and observances, including a sentence about a February 6 date in the state’s calendar, with other dates and names appearing imperfectly in the OCR text.
A note from Mos EY Johpeon at Fairboxt invites locals to greet General Pershing during a three minute arrival. Mrs Johns extends an invitation to join the exercises and parade as students remember the depot ceremony. Many plan trips to meet the distinguished hero during his brief stay.
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