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Newspaper
Tombstone Epitaph
Location
Tombstone, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Jul 09, 1922
Page
2
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In a Prescott Courrier summary, Democrats claim courage defending press freedom and lawful justice, condemning Ku Klux Klan and calls to abrogate court powers. Republicans pledge law and order, defend citizen rights, oppose vigilante punishment, and demand due process with jury trials.
Nogales Democrat notes Senator Porter J. McCumber's defeat in North Dakota as a major blow to the administration and its tariff plan. It argues inaction and broken promises erode Republican support, foretelling nationwide political losses and a shift by the White House crowd.
The Gazette corrected a slipped claim about the Rodeo Bisbee auto race’s route, noting a 72 mile concrete highway from Gilbert to Buckeye. Cochise County residents take pride in the Bisbee Douglas road, funded largely by local effort, as state bonds for new paving are discussed by Senator Wilkinson.
Democratic leaders warn against personal attacks as they vow to counter false slander by Republicans during Governor Campbell’s gubernatorial bid. They urge voters to focus on truth, warning that untruths will be met with “humiliating truths” and cold facts to stun the opposition.
NEW YORK July 7 World silver markets show dull activity in the week with London prices ranging from 33 7 6 to 36 1 5 pence and New York around 71 cents. Active day June 1 saw London buying for shorts. Shanghai activity fairs. Canton sluggish due to Sun’s attacks on Pekin government. Far East trade outlook bright. India eyeing larger cotton goods imports. Shanghai stocks 26 4 million ounces. shipments from San Francisco Ching en route. Mexico raises silver exports with May at 4,220,508 and year total 20,197,514. Pittman act yields 167,000 oz this week. Total 27,467,626 oz this year and 116,112,506 since June 16, 1920.
Iver Enge, beaten and robbed in Prescot Arizona, underwent skull fracture surgery after authorities say William Acker confessed. Acker was arrested in Los Angeles by Phoenix deputy sheriffs. Enge remains unable to speak as throat paralysis persists amid recovery hopes.
Word from Tombstone reports a strike by powder mixers at Apache Powder Company in St David. Production at the plant has been curtailed due to labor shortages as workers demand higher wages. Company plans to hire replacements, risking further clashes, with extra guards stationed on the property.
Phoenix July 5 total assessed valuation of producing mines in the state for 1922 shows 11 of the mines reclassified as non producing and 14,851 1 QOTAR6 less than 1921. The Magma Copper company at Superior leads gains while Tom Reed Gold Mines drops. Overall 1922 valuations total 265,102,615, down from 400,4 year earlier.
Officials in Phoenix report no nomination petitions filed with the secretary of state as changes in law since the last primary demand specific petition thresholds. State offices require 1 to 10 percent of the party vote with cross-county gathering. county offices 2 to 10 percent. local justice and constable 5 to 20 percent. State petitions need 314 Democratic or 371 Republican names, based on governor vote totals of 31,385 for Democrats and 27,060 for Republicans.
In Prescott Arizona on July 5 Governor Campbell declared law and enforcement the most vital themes of the day. He traced the history of man's struggle for freedom and warned that liberty depends on submitting to law or else return to barbarism. He warned that self indulgence and disregard for laws threaten the nation.
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