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Newspaper
Tombstone Epitaph
Location
Tombstone, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Feb 02, 1919
Page
4
Navy and army officials praise officers and enlisted men serving behind the front lines for essential war work. The president and officers stress that support personnel kept production and supplies flowing, enabling the nation to sustain wartime needs.
An Arizona Republic column flags fake heroes who claim battlefield glory, urging public skepticism. It argues true courage shows in deeds not titles and warns readers to question self proclaimed martial prowess amid a wave of imposters and sensational claims.
A memorial on Colonel Roosevelt’s death praises his heroic leadership and his vast influence on American life and global affairs. The piece lauds his enduring example, noting his impact on national ambition, moral vision, and democratic ideals, while predicting the loss to the world at a pivotal time.
A legislative proposal in Advona considers exempting soldiers from taxes and fees tied to wartime conditions. The measure would reduce assessed values and limit claims on a widow’s estate while detailing the impact on soldiers, widows, and family property under the law.
A battered OCR note discusses Prohibition era topics across the United States. It references economic and social impact, import and export bans, and state responses, with mentions of Avignon Arizona and various unspecified authorities. The fragment hints at enforcement and public sentiment shaping the dry movement nationwide.
Fragmentary OCR spews political musings with names and terms like Kaiser De, Valdas, Henley, and Bull. Content lacks coherent events, dates, or identifiable entities to report as a complete news item.
The Tucson Star argues Utah should acquire the San Juan land, claiming it benefits Utah more than Arizona. It notes residents northward face long trips via Flagstaff to Salt Lake, and suggests selling the land could fund road construction without taxes or bonds.
A Verde Copper News quips about bootleg liquor in Arizona making headlines as it allegedly cleans up crime and sweetness for the people. The remark suggests concern over public taste and law enforcement response.
A distressed fragment depicts a child asking for bread and shelter amid relief work in the East. It follows exhausted families and displaced people awaiting aid, as workers provide food and care while questions of home and safety linger.
A garbled historical clipping mentions prices, fishing and cattle, legal terms, and a mob reference. It references states, guilt, and trials in a fragmented manner, with nonsensical sequences and unclear context.
An editorial notes that government supervision and management raise prices and reduce service. It contrasts U S and New Zealand approaches, references American loans totaling 370 million and concerns about labor, transport, and political outcomes amid wartime conditions.
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