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Newspaper
Tombstone Epitaph
Location
Tombstone, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Jan 08, 1911
Page
2
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The Prosrecron praises Tombstone boys aged ten to eighteen as the best reflection of a true American youth. They are described as active, polite, quick to learn, and loyal to flags, parents, and teachers. The piece extols their gentleness, kindness, and aim at righteousness as they grow into manhood.
Repudiating a dispatched tale of his drive up the avenue Champ Clark declares he has not abandoned the Missouri mule persona. The statement reinforces his political stance and public image amid ongoing discourse.
In making an estimate as to the strength of our nation al defenses the general power of the American flag should not be overlooked.
A Kansas City expert finds girl babies valued higher than boys in infancy. The source notes no comment on value differences after growth.
Local observers note schoolchildren anticipate longer daylight hours next week as seasonal change shifts the days. Teachers remark brighter mornings may affect attendance and routines.
A tersely stated reflection urges as a moral reminder that neglect of kind gestures toward friends warrants a simple note to confirm sending. The message suggests that failure to follow through implies a lack of consideration and accountability among close associates.
A short note urges spending on friends suggesting buying apples as a gesture of goodwill when wealth is ample. The tone implies generosity and social bonding through simple gifts among close circles.
A vivid New Year scene described as a roaring lion entering the year. The piece likens the turn of the calendar to a bold start with festive sentiment and cautious optimism for what lies ahead.
Copies of the proposed constitution will shortly be in the hands of every voter for consideration.
A terse observation notes the coal man's cheerful demeanor amid a town struck by cold weather. The line suggests relief or small comforts as winter tightens its grip, with emphasis on the coal man's resilience and the mood of the community.
In 1911 during the Christmas and a Year festival, Arizonans will have time to consider the proposed constitution as the event winds down.
The public demand for initiative referendum and recall drives Arizona toward ratification by a two thirds majority. Across the nation Republicans and Democrats back the Arizona constitutional provisions, while Minnesota's convention pushes to instruct its legislature to enact measures enabling these powers. Other states follow, boosting hope for alternate approval of the new charter.
In his youth Champ Clark studied for prize fighting. The sixty second congress will please take notice.
A physician is quoted endorsing a drastic remedy for drunkenness, saying "Cut it out" as a cure. The remark frames alcohol abuse as a condition treatable by operation, reflecting controversial medical attitudes of the era.
A Kansas legislator proposes ending the county assessor position to streamline tax collection and reduce government layers, arguing the current system creates inefficiencies and overlaps while pushing to abolish the tax collector as part of the reform.
Antonio Rodriguez, once alleged burned at Rock Springs and linked to anti American demonstrations in Mexico City, has appeared unharmed in Guadalajara. The victim's identity and citizenship remain unresolved questions.
A long digest of regional notes covers reclamation work, county offices, and local happenings. Items mention the Salt River Valley and Yuma projects funding, infrastructure plans, legal cases, fires, crime, educational events, and municipal updates across Flagstaff Phoenix Globe Nogales and surrounding areas with references to officials like A L Peck and C D Hiebeonie and to organizations such as the Board of Charities and Imperial Copper.
Col Weber We Powell led C and A L properties for years and now shows intense interest in Sonora assets. He spends much time in Sy pore but recently traveled for holidays and is in Low Anceloa.
Tombstone resident Claire Creedent, heir to millions, is involved in a Buffste law suit over 324 acres in a central valley region. Judge Johnson signals a favourable ruling for heirs of eight original soldiers, amid past land patents and a valued property over 100000.
Plaintiff claims the Western Union Telegraph Company failed to deliver telegrams as agreed. He alleges an understanding that timely delivery was guaranteed, and seeks damages for messages dated in May and June. The case names the Penn county and To-Peourtegeinad entities.
A garbled political note discusses tensions between Washington and Arizona with mentions of Veote and local street politics. The fragment references Theodore, Winkelman, and a debate over education and rights in the territory.
Officials report a seizure linked to a passenger from the West Coast and several foreign nationals. The investigation traced the contraband diamonds to a price under 210001, with authorities detaining suspects during the hearing.
A legal notice reports a filed action for debt against W F Nichols. The document mentions attachment procedures and court authorities in connection with the claim, with unspecified parties and locations due to the fragmented OCR text.
Fragmented OCR notes show Creditive petition in bankruptcy involving Brajetich Krietos and related entities. Mentions debts around 400 to 500 dollars, estate handling, and a private sale of shares at a Whbson related company with a sale total listed as 506.05 dollars.
A Red Rok dispatch reports American miner from Caranen, aged about 47, killed by a train near Tusiter. Coroner Trowell ruled accidental death. The deceased was headed toward Parker when the fatal event occurred.
GC Greer, a cattleman in Eager Apache County, was shot and killed on December 20. The killing appeared connected to an old feud between cattlemen and sheepmen, sparked by tensions in the territory.
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