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Newspaper
Tombstone Epitaph
Location
Tombstone, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Jul 14, 1918
Page
4
A partial readable list shows names and statuses of the 1918 class members with marks indicating questionnaire submissions and returns. Names include Santiago Juarez Carlos Rosalino Alfred Michelena and others, with scattered notes on returned or missing forms and military affiliations.
In Ajo Arizona construction has started on an experimental flotation mill aimed at 500 tons daily, with potential to reach 10 000 tons. The pilot plant will sit within the leaching plant enclosure and add equipment including a motor generator set and an extra fine crusher. About 50 men will work on the project, while June production figures show cathodes and sulfides contributing to a total of 4,200,762 pounds, slightly down from May’s 4,402,152 pounds.
William Lutley, Tombstone mining and cattleman, returns from Sonora and Sulphur Springs range. He reports damaged San Marcos machinery, low grade ore, and plans for future concentration and a mill, while praising recent rains that revived cattle and pasture conditions. A Wheat Reports section notes threshermen must file regular wheat harvest figures under the Food Control Act.
United States Land Office Phoenix prints notices of Arizona state selections under multiple acts from 1918. It lists indemnity lands in numerous townships and ranges, with sections and lot details, followed by names J L Irvin Scott White and publication dates. It also notes protests and contests, and includes a separate notice about University and Agricultural and Mechanical College selections.
An editorial arguing that American fate hinges on the outcome of the German war. It warns Prussian aims are divinely sanctioned conquest, cites Native American history as a warning, and portrays German brutality as a threat to the United States.
A historical piece questions price fixing and food substitutes amid concerns over big business, socialism, and consumer manipulation. It criticizes cartels and legal penalties while urging awareness of supply and demand in a world of coordinated corporate power.
An editorial in the Douglas Dispatch titled No Sacred Cow in Politics criticizes former Bisbee politics. It accuses Douglas figures Charlie Overlook J M Sparks Fred Cadwell of courting Bisbee and warns of political retaliation if Bisbee opposes moving the county seat to Douglas. The piece questions outsiders andDouglas methods and their results.
Tucson July 12 Information will be filed Saturday by County Attorney Moore against one Paige automobile after the conviction in superior court of Robert Frazier and R C Robles for transporting liquor. The car used in the violation is to be confiscated and may be recovered by Marcos Nevares, operator of a rent car service who testified for the defense. Sentencing of the two defendants is set for Saturday morning.
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