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Newspaper
Tombstone Epitaph
Location
Tombstone, Arizona, United States of America
Date
May 08, 1921
Page
4
The article outlines two sides on extending exemption for assessment work in mining claims for the current year. Supporters argue it protects necessary production and titles, while opponents warn of title disputes and litigation, urging a longer exemption to June 30 to avoid costly disputes and reduced development funding.
In Tucson on May 1 a robbery led to the arrest of Lefever and Jones after a hold up that netted $500 in jewelry and a watch. Hertha Sanford’s companion Lefever allegedly planned the crime and implicated an accomplice with details of the assault and getaway at a hotel.
The piece presents a dispute over repealing the Pittman Act with mining engineer Sidney J. Jennings defending the act. It cites the U.S. government buying silver for profit and notes 1917 India silver shipments, market prices, and the act’s wartime and postwar agreements. It urges adherence to the original congressional pact between the United States and silver producers.
An editorial tribute extols everyday workers and soldiers for acts of courage under danger. It honors the selfless duty of workers like Pomel Brook and Paschall who braved fumes to stop a leak, risking their lives without fanfare. It also praises steadfast fathers and mothers, noting police action at Coney Island and the value of quiet bravery in daily toil.
Phoenix News reports criticism of the Attorney General in Washington for attempting to block or influence a federal court investigation. The controversy centers on actions related to the corrupt practices act and a linkage to the Truman Newberry case on appeal. Local reactions claim the move undermines court authority.
A still was found in a Montana post office raid and another in the home of a Harvard psychology instructor. Telephone links with Cuba opened, yet voices reveal the same issue. The piece quips that paying bills remains the best remedy for woes.
The Gazette analyzes the Supreme Court decision on the corrupt practices act connected to Senator Newberry’s seat purchase, noting the ruling’s constitutional implications and its effect on Ralph Cameron’s campaign inquiries. The piece laments legal cleverness and wonders about justice while urging respect for the court and acknowledging Arizona interest.
A discussion on housing shortages argues for more homes to reduce overcrowding in towns and to improve sanitation. It cites cramped living, substandard tents, and the need to encourage new home construction through tax relief and supportive policies, urging nationwide adoption of such measures.
Cochise County supervisors approved repairs to access roads into the Chiricahua and Huachuca mountain resorts. The move aims to ease access for visitors spending vacations in the Cochise county high country, praised as a restorative getaway. Summer arrives with characteristic warmth.
The trial of Fridley, a former prohibition enforcement agent, is set to begin in the federal district court this morning. He faces charges alleging involvement in transporting a quantity of spirits from Fasua to Tataapart Phorids in violation of the Prohibition Amendment.
The Lutheran pastors and missionaries in Arizona convened in Globe with Rev Upleggee of Rice elected chairman and Rev HC Nitz of Globe named secretary for the year. The conference will reconvene on Tuesday. Winslow notes a new sugar factory nearly ready to begin production.
The Board of Supervisors of Cochise County Arizona will auctions public sale at the courthouse door in Tombstone on Sunday in June 1921 at 3 PM for cash. Property is Lot 7 Block 69 in Douglas as per Howe townsite map dated January 12 1901. Minimum bid 1100. First publication May 1921.
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