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Newspaper
Tombstone Epitaph
Location
Tombstone, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1919
Page
2
Postal rates shift to two cent post cards and three cent stamped envelopes while one cent post cards regain favor. News-to-advertising ratios set, with nine cent and nine-teen cent stamps exchanged as before. overall rate structure based on distance and destination remains. Multiple stamps and denominations to be phased in.
A report from Phoenix states two Native American men, Juan Colytinea and Host Heveetilige, were arrested after arriving there today. One man is charged with a riot?ment at a resort and the other with aiding a federal matter at Parke. The article mentions federal and state authorities and a court adjourned at the time.
Captain Eddie Rickenbacker visiting California promised to map his itinerary and visit Phoenix from April 28 to May 3 for a briefing with Lieutenant Frank, an aviator who has not seen front-line service.
Jina Martin a veteran press figure in Arizona and California, long associated with Phoenix journalism, passes away after a career spanning major western cities. He lived in California before returning to Arizona, directing the Arizona Guardian for years and later splitting time on the coast.
Bruce Struthers son of Mr and Mrs Andrew Struthers has arrived in New York City per telegram. He will visit his relatives in Dougie and elsewhere. Struthers, a graduate of the local high school, joined the army early in the war, trained at Northrland near San Plexo California, and received a commission as first lieutenant before going to France for service about a year ago.
June 25 Tucson reports that the Texas Company, a major oil developer and seller, leased about 15 000 acres west of Benson near the Pima county line. A well is expected to be drilled within sixty days. Local Tucson firms also hold acreage and a syndicate is heavily invested with the Pima Oil and Gas Company holding about 1260 acres on the Pima Cochise line.
The state institutions commission opened three bids for the Ritler dormitory at Fort Grant on June 26. Bids target concrete or hostel style construction with a base around 88,040 dollars. The project follows a fire that destroyed the dormitory, and funding was provided to rebuild suitable rooms and facilities for the school.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe prisoner transfers or releases at Florence jail with scattered names and locations. The text references penitentiaries and individuals likely involved in a confinement or sentencing context, but the readable details are incomplete and unclear.
A fragmentary report describes Walter Freeman's accidental death linked to a July incident involving a vehicle or trailer. The sheriff and witnesses are referenced as handling the investigation and returning items, with a prior involvement of two individuals named Ryan and Freenmiy noted in the partial text.
New Mesa high school voters in Mesa on June 26 backed bond issues for capital projects. Peters & Co. of Denver advised on the financing as other bond propositions were approved or failed in related measures.
An erstwhile member has been appointed mayor of Casa Grande Arizona, amid regional leadership changes. The selection follows unsettled tenure and reflects ongoing governance efforts within the city.
Phoenix June 25 Dr Blome elected the new head of vocational education by the state board of education replacing Cotodniy. He has led the department since its organization and is presently staying in Lone Beach Cal.
John Reede convicted of voluntary manslaughter for killing Mariana Miranda on the Sells reservation was sentenced by Judge Sawelle in federal court to five years in the Leavenworth penitentiary.
June 26 report says Night County Jailer Melsaacs/Meleaacs halted a possible escape at Phoenix jail by discovering three prisoners mislocated in a cell with bars near the window nearly sawed through. Authorities tightened locks after the thwarted attempt.
Maurice Blumenthal, a young Douglas professional, married Rose Horowetz of Berkeley on Wednesday at the Jewish church in Douglas. The couple, educated in local schools and UC Berkeley, plan to pursue education and law careers, receiving congratulations from family and friends.
A disjointed report describes a still located in Tucson run by Howie and others. Supposedly connected to the Southern Pacific, the group operated a producing setup and were captured at a tailroom behind South Fports. A witness details the operation and mentions a monthly dollar amount.
The state corporation commission seeks to regulate investment companies under the investment companies law. Companies must provide detailed data on capitalization, shares issued, treasury holdings, sales, commissions, and fund dispositions. Reports due by July 10, 1919, with no filing fee required.
Typhoid strikes hit workers on the Lyman Dam near St Johns Arizona delaying progress. Two of the key engineers FoI and Lavoe are sick with virulent typhoid and state officials including the state loan board face interruptions as health concerns jeopardize the project timeline.
A garbled passage discusses state rankings in vocational enrollment with references to Arizona, May, federal boards, and reforms. It mentions states like New York and Maryland, various figures and trades, and hints at national vocational programs and enrollment shifts. The text is partially unreadable but implies Arizona’s prominence in vocational education compared with other states.
At Nogales on June 6 an ambush opened on a U S patrol near the border as two mounted Mexicans allegedly cut cattle from a fence breach. Rancher Harry Saxon reported the incident to cavalry units sent to curb cattle theft amid tense border conditions and Mexican and American tensions rose locally.
Phoenix June 25 The agricultural commission is organized for its work in this state with Andrew Kemball president EW luikeon and Y Greer of Yuma as prominent ranchers and presales of the Water Sours association. The Mind appointed men state farmers to lead efforts in improving agriculture, stock, and farm economies.
June 25 Phoenix The state audit office holds up claims approved by two adjutants general of Arizona. A $450.50 rifle bill for the Arizona Normal and High School Cadet Commission awaits review as the adjutant general acts as secretary. A $40 clothing allowance for a National Guard officer also stalls after Col Harris sawed his signature, with Capt Walter S. Ingalls now approving the claim.
A Hayden committee met Thursday to plan a traditional Fourth of July celebration. The event will feature speaking, a parade, races, a ball game, and a dance.
A chaotic report describes a manganese ore shipment intended for wartime use that proved rich in silver instead. The long, failed effort to find a market is detailed with references to a shipping delay at a Southern station and ensuing financial losses.
The Rinaldo brothers, American citizens, were freed by Governor Calles after protests and appeals from Agua Prieta. They had been detained amid charges that sparked local unrest, with officials and the American Consul pressing for release and non-harmful treatment.
On June 25 the United States plans to send at least 100 disabled white veterans to the University of Arizona for fall education. They will come mainly from Arizona and the southwest, aided by war risk bureau allowances or pensions. Negotiations between the government and the university are nearing completion to fund the program and expand courses with additional instructors. Representatives from Washington praised how the student army training camp was managed and want similar use of the university.
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