Tombstone Epitaph Gigri Brothers Publishers Ad
The Tombstone Epitaph published by Giragi Brothers announces the Tombstone Daily Prospector weekly edition. It notes Cochise County’s oldest newspaper status and lists subscription rates for one year six months and single copies, with mailing details in Tombstone, Arizona.
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Tombstone
Epitaph Giragi Brothers, Publishers
The
Tombstone Daily Prospector
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Cochise County
Stand by the Flag United in Action Across Party Lines
The nation unites in resolve as the United States asserts presidential and congressional support. Citizens are urged to back leaders despite party differences, defending the country and its rights. The address emphasizes unity, courage, and the pursuit of justice for all Americans.
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United States
Congress
America
Women in Douglas Seek County Move From Tombstone
A threewoman Douglas committee gathered signatures to shift county lines from Tombstone to Douglas. The panel allegedly includes A Over United States Marshal, a Douglas postmaster, and Jacob Scheerer, all noted Republicans. Other named figures are Charles Over, Fred Cadwell, and Judge David Benslund, with A H Harr as a Republican veteran in the group.
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Sulphur Springs
Tombstone
Pat
District of Arizona
Jacob Scheerer
Charles
Resic
Fred Cadwell
Repuly Cassidy
David Benslund
A. H H
County seat removal muddied by county division plans
Still muddier waters in Cochise county as Speed and Gen Pulzham circulate petitions for county division. North end backs removal from Douglas, while Bisbee and Warren District favor division but resist removal. Douglas, Bisbee, Willcox and Tombstone seek county seats, with plans to split the four cities. Taxpayers face mounting costs as waters grow murkier.
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Wi. Speed
Gen
Pulzham
Willcox
Cochise
Douglas
Bisbee
Warren
Lil Tombstone
Bishee
Daisy Club at Tombstone Captivates Tribune Editor
The Prospector notes a society in Tombstone named the Daisies, drawing the Tribune society editor’s fancy. He may resign to move to Cochise County, while Mildred Minnie and May appear among officers as president and secretary in this charming group.
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Tombstone
Prospector
Tribune
Cochise
Mildred
Minnie
May
TRYING TO PUT ONE OVER TAXPAYERS
A Bowie Enterprise column argues against moving Cochise County's county seat from Tombstone citing a near million dollar cost to taxpayers. The writer asserts roads are poor, public finances strained, and a courthouse in Copper City would not boost value, urging residents to keep the seat in Tombstone.
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Bowie Enterprise
Down Douglas Way
Ecomiy
Tombst
Cochise County
Cochise
Delhi
Tombstone
Arizona Not a State Anthem Poem
A fragmentary verse piece by Lillian Francis Applewaite in the Arizona Republican critiques state identity with surreal imagery. It blends regional references and playful regional cynicism while praising Arizona in a fragmented, satirical voice.
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Lillian Francis Applewaite
Arizona Republican
Arizona
Kiewster
Disappearing Former University Student Seeks Clues
Rasimond H. Everest, once a local student aspirant and business partner, vanished after leaving New York City January 23 following banking dealings. Police and his father JH Everest, Oklahoma City lawyer, and W Baker of Tucson seek him amid a web of conflicting reports and a substantial cash draft.
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Rasimond H. Everest
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Mysery
New York City
Lwre
New York
Mo Hon
JH. Everest
Oklahoma City
W_ ? Baker
Everest
Notice of Survey Withdrawal in Cochise County Arizona
The state announces an application for survey and withdrawal under federal acts to reserve lands in Township 21 South Range Be West and adjoining sections in Cochise County Arizona. The withdrawal lasts sixty days from filing and prohibits unclaimed lands from entry except under state authority. Publication began February 11, 1917, in Phoenix.
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United States Land Office
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Aii
Santa Fe Pacific Railroad Companys
Howel Jones
State House
Arizona
Ornor of
General Land Office
Washington, D.C
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Phoenis
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