Tombstone Epitaph Giragi Brothers Prospector Ad Rates
The Tombstone epitaph edition promotes The Daily Prospector and lists subscription rates in advance. A sales claim notes a salesman selling 100 planes to oil operators, highlighting air travel's edge over autos. It envisions planes reaching new fields and the cattle industry adopting aircraft in the western plains.
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Tombstone Epitaph
Giragi Brothers
Ediction of the
Tombstone Daily Prospector
Cial
America
Thy St
Debates Over Juror Eligibility in Deportation Case
The article discusses the sparsity of eligible jurors in deportation trials in Cochise County. It notes difficulty finding unbiased men willing to serve and mentions concerns about company employees and LW V sympathizers being excluded, reducing the pool of jurors and affecting trial prospects.
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Cochise
Ors
Loy
LW. W
Theseere
The Price of Liberty and Bolshevism in America
A critical editorial argues liberty exists only with education, condemns Bolshevism as seen in France and Russia, links it to ignorance and exploitation, and warns that vigilance is essential to preserve freedom amid rising IWW and labor unrest.
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France
Russia
United States
I. W. Wiismn
Infamous Measure Debate Over Sedition Law
The piece cites First Inaugural lines and opposition to a House Judiciary bill to curb seditious acts against the U S government. It argues Lincoln era precedents and warns against federal control via a sedition law, contrasting with American traditions and party history as reported by the New York World. The excerpt laments suppressive measures and laments the new law’s potential to curb dissent.
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House Judiciary Committee
United States
N,. Y. World
Tulsa oilman makes record airliner order
An oil man from Tulsa Oklahoma placed the largest commercial airplane order on record totaling 2,500,000. It includes 200 planes of the Oriole and Seagull types plus three seated land machines and flying boats and 247 training planes. The move signals growing interest from large buyers in aviation.
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Tulsa
Okla
Good Stories Telling Elevates Lincoln Era Narratives
Fragmentary text reflects on storytelling value and Lincoln era imagery. It mentions a born storyteller, laughter, health, and the influence of stories in national moments. The readable portion hints at personal anecdotes and the role of storytelling in shaping memory.
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Lincoln
A New Disease and an Old Remedy
A discussion argues that addressing prices at the consumer level can cut costs and curb profit across the supply chain. It urges public action through refusing to buy overpriced goods and relies on the idea that prices are determined by buyers, not sellers, suggesting investigations into pricing as a remedy.
Progress of Advertising and the Science Behind It
A historical note praising advertising progress in San Francisco and across the country. It extols professional writers and designers, argues advertising pays, and explains why concise clear copy matters. It compares advertising to a modern science attracting skilled thinkers and notes speculation about Mars signaling via a wireless link.
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TL K
Conguiny
San Francisco
America
Appetite for sweetness drives western confectionery boom
The west shows rapid growth in candy and confectionery production. Outdoor life and soda trade boost drug store candy sales. Modern confectionery blends fruit, food values, and luxury to rival hotel and restaurant sectors. Industry expands beyond old time candy making amid evolving tastes.
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Trac
Ami
Middle class giel spoiled and lazy in nostalgic rant
A fragment reflects a speaker condemning modern middle class women for neglecting household duties and children while enjoying leisure, contrasting with perceived tougher, brighter past actions and family obligations, with heavy irony about social changes.
Unlucky Friday the Thirteenth Town Observes
Friday the thirteenth brings superstition and satire as Pittsboro residents reflect on luck and public affairs. The era’s news clippings joke about politics, fashion, and living costs, noting enterprising locals and a mix of light commentary from multiple papers.
Ash Creek News Highlighted Community Gathering
The Glia valley dances drew attendees from Courtland Gleeson Pearce and nearby towns. Local families like Myer and Sparkes visited, while Dave Ingle and Ellen wed in Douglas with several relatives present. News notes mention farms, purchases, and a casual social scene with cookies and coffee.
Baby arrives as Kor Brewer home welcomed
The WesB news notes a baby boy born January 28 to Mr and Mrs Kor Brewer. A pie supper at the trophy school drew a good crowd and funded the school. Mr and Mrs Ralph Schupbach moved into their new house. The Mothers Club held its last meeting at Mrs J I Harris as officers were elected. Mrs Graze and son Harold visited Mr and Mrs Henry Grissie and wife in Tulsa Ohio. School was closed last week due to illness of Prof W Hasia, now reported improved. Dire Hoxsie and Aitte daughter Dorothy visited Cochse last week. Mrs Tom Bates's residence noted.
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Kor Brewer
Trophy School
Ralph Schupbach
Jelub
J. 11
Harris
Graze
Harold
Henry Grissie
Tulsa
Ohio
W Hasia
Hoxsie
Aitte
Dorothy
Cochse
Tom Bates
Moran couple banished from Douglas to Mexico
George Moran and his wife Betty, longtime residents of Douglas, left last night for Mexico aboard the Golden State Limited with passports after agreeing never to return. Both have prior jail terms including a federal drug conviction. the wife is described as a drug user and the pair are portrayed in harsh terms.
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Moran Sal Hia
Douglas
Golden State
Mexico
George
Betty
George Moran
Secretary considers indigent Mexican boy for care
Secretary Andrew Baumert Jr of the board of state institutions reviews an indigent Mexican boy who is deaf, dumb, and blind and thus ineligible for standard state care. A probation officer from Prescott, Ben Towers, filed the report on February 9.
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Phoenin
Andrew Baumert, Jr
Board of State Institutions
Baumert
Ben Towers
Prescott
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