Keeping on is what counts saving Arizona
A long column argues perseverance matters more than visible results in leadership. It cites Columbus and Washington, urges Governor Campbell to run again, and rails at Republican editors for biased coverage. The piece condemns mining interests and warns Democrats to choose wisely, noting anticipated party debates in May.
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Olumbus
Columbus
Washington
Western Hemisphere
America
Ion
Prescott Journal-Miner
Pape
Arizona
Apoa
Campbell
Nogales
Prescott
Tucson Citizen
Anzona Republican
Mit
Tom
Herald
Pipi
Domi
Republ
U Didate
Commonwealth
Raymond
Penny Phoe
Tucson
Ing
the Herald
The
Journal-Miner
John C. Greenway
Judge Stanford
Homer Wood
Charley Roberts
Bisbee Review
Law Observance Is Fundamental of Good Citizenship
A call for strict obedience to constitutions and laws, urging citizens to yield to the rule of law to prevent tyranny. It emphasizes self-government requires respect for established statutes and the dignity of constitutional law as essential to national security and civic virtue. The text cites Lincoln’s idea of law as political religion.
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Sear
Lincoln
Parable on a nation's rise and fall after 1921
An Oklahoma paper reprints a modern parable tracing the 1921 shift from Wilson to republican rule. It describes prosperity under Democrats followed by hardship as senate actions delay peace treaties, hurt trade, and shed jobs. Farmers burn corn, wheat prices collapse, and the message contrasts wealth with consequences of policy.
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Oklahoma
Woodrow Wilson
United States
Tovernment
Wilson
Senate
Great West
Selah
Unity in Democratic ranks resists Wean press in Arizona
The article argues for firm Democratic unity across Cochise and state counties to block Republican efforts to divide the party. It claims factional attacks by the GOP have harmed Arizona, urging voters to back leaders who will prevent further mismanagement and prevent Republican “Campbell” from saving the state by political trickery.
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Arizona
Tovstirm
Cochise County
Conin
Republican Party
Democratic Party
Campbell
Tom Campbell
Public Opinion Counts in Honest Leadership
An essay argues that biographies praising fearlessness toward public opinion miss the core truth. Truly great leaders balance convictions with consideration for others. They heed public opinion because it often proves correct over time.
What Is Your Big Idea A Thought on Purpose and Life
A fragment discusses the phrase What is the big idea as an epigram older truth. It argues every life seeks success and usefulness through the dominating idea guiding it. The piece notes artists writers musicians and merchants find their place in life by the idea that drives them.
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Tombstone Daily Prospector
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Pioneer
Ombstone
Mail
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