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Newspaper
Tombstone Epitaph
Location
Tombstone, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Jul 02, 1922
Page
4
The Arizona Daily Star piece surveys Tom Campbell and Cane as pivot politicians willing to extend service for a few more years. It notes their families, sacrifices, and the public gaze on a potential ten day decision, suggesting Campbell’s commitment amid political theater and private life wishes.
Prescott Courier reports the former governor rebuking Tucson Citizen and other papers for alleged fabrications about his candidacy. He denies talks of a United States Senate bid and asserts he will rally for liberal Democratic principles and the party’s nominee. The statement defends integrity of leadership and condemns misleading editorials.
Petitions circulate to amend the Arizona constitution to fund 2.5 million dollars for paving a west east highway from Phoenix toward Ehrenberg crossing Gillespie Dam and Yuma while Bedrock Bankhead road to Yuma advances, with critics arguing limited funds and priority for main arteries over luxuries. A humorous note about a man trapped in a log during rain contrasts with local road policy debates and a weather story fragment.
L W Grisson of Snowflake was found dead near McMillan wash about three miles from Rice, reportedly struck by lightning. He was about 35, formerly with Miami Copper, and had moved to Snowflake with his family. Indians found the body and alerted the Rice store.
The Nogales Democrat mocks a so called Democratic year contrasting it with a taxpay year. The piece questions what the past four years have meant for the state and promotes Travelling Tom as a martyr figure in advocacy.
A historical overview traces how fortifications in the Dragoon Santa Rita Catalina Rincon Chiri Calua and Huachuca ranges served as refuges for Apache bands raiding settlements along the Pedro river Crag Aravaipa and San Simon valleys. It notes Ed Schiefflin's persistence at Tombstone and how white settlers, aided by the army, displaced Indigenous peoples across Arizona including New Mexico and Sonora, creating six divisions of Apache tribes under distinct chiefs and delaying territorial growth.
June development shows widespread disruption in American industry as plants cut hours and workers face shorter shifts. Management says the aim is steady work rather than quick gains, with a cautious approach to avoid overrun.
A fragmented editorial line warns that neglecting property upkeep invites damage from weather, describing how persistent decay wears at roofs, shingles, and exteriors. The piece personifies forces like Old King Sol and Demon Weather as continuous agents of deterioration threatening homes and communities.
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