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Newspaper

Tombstone Epitaph

Location

Tombstone, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Nov 05, 1922

Page

4

Tombstone Epitaph Sunday Edition political slate

The Tombstone Epitaph Sunday Edition lists Democratic state and county candidates for U S Senator Henry F Ashurst Congressman Carl Hayden Governor George W P Hunt Supreme Court seats and county posts for Yavapai Maricopa and other counties. It includes officials from secretary of state to tax assessor and local positions in Tombstone Bisbee Willcox Dr W P Sims and others with a price of 2.50.

U.S Henry F. Ashurst Yavapai Carl Hayden Maricopa County Henry D. Ross Yavapai County Frank Holyman George W. P.hunt Gila County James H. Kerry Greenlee C.O. Case Tombstone Helen L. Brown Douglas James Hutchison Dave Adams Vance M. Johnson Bisbee Roberts Willcox W. P Sims Wiley Arthur Curlerchas M. McKean Krebs Willcox GM Porter Bisbee Justice of the Perea H. P. Merrill Porter McDonald

Delinquent tax list secrecy harms public accountability

An editorial attacks a 1915 state law repeal that stopped publishing delinquent tax lists, arguing it hides nonpayment, shifts costs to honest taxpayers, and blinds the public to who owes taxes. It calls the move a false economy, noting legal and financial fallout for Cochise County and the state.

Delato Fred Breen Cochise Peanut Politiproven

Wobblie Plant Proves Boomerang in Phoenix Politics

The article denounces a GOP led wobblie crusade as a political ruse in Arizona. It cites A D McMullen’s affidavit asserting deception aimed at voters, calling the strategy a crowning political bonehead stunt and condemning the machine’s alleged propagandizing.

LW. W Phoenix A.D. McMullen Polit Arizona Suory Arizona G. G. P Arizona Mark Devas

The Hammer Murder Trial in Los Angeles

The Clara Phillips trial draws global attention as she stands accused of murdering Mrs Alberta Meadow with a hammer. Witness Peggy Coffee testifies vividly while the courtroom empties amid the grisly recounting of the act.

Los Angeles Clara Phillips Apping Alberta Meadow Herrington Penay Caffee Peggy Coffee

Advertise to attract business and settlers

RE Waite urges Shawnee Oklahoma merchants and communities to advertise to attract mercantile growth farmers homeseekers and factory prospects. He notes readers are boosters and that persistent advertising yields best results for any sale or opportunity. The ad stresses newspapers’ role in connecting buyers sellers and opportunities throughout the city.

RE. R. Waite Shawnee, Okla Board of Commerce

Ross and Honor Are Synonymous Names for Arizona Justice

Opinion on the Arizona Supreme Court and Chief Justice Henry D. Ross. Advocates his re election, praising his forty opinions and long service. Describes the court as central to governance and warns against changing judges.

Supreme Court of State of Arizona Henry D. Ross Supreme Courts Judge Ross Arizona Ross Supreme Supreme Court Eve Papher Supreme Court of the States of Ari

Long skirts spark debate over style and schooling duties

In New York Paul Poiret predicts skirts will keep lengthening, drawing derision from critics who fear germs and restricted movement. The piece urges readers to act on public school concerns, stressing civic duty to improve education for future generations.

Paul Poiret New York Burt Poiret

Tombstone Ores Yield Readily to Proper Treatment

Readable ore shipments grow as new entrants join Tombstone mining. Producers like McDonald, Patay, Smiths, Vaughn and son report high grade silver ore and expanding bodies. Deeper development near famous mines reveals richer veins. freight trucks and loading platforms bustle with activity in the Tombstone camp.

McDonald Patay Hound Paul A. Smiths Leasors Frank Vaughn Son Snermas Suntet Best Tom Saundercock Cavanah Tombstone

Lewis Wins In Suit Over Gold Prince

R G Lewis hardware man of Willcox won a deed to the Gold Prince Mines at Cox Cabezas after a sheriff’s sale. The court held a sheriff’s certificate made him entitled to the deed. Circle A Cattle Company of Jar Willcox claimed the debt right. Sheriff Hood was defendant. Case to supreme court on appeal.

Albert M. Sames Superior Court R. G. Lewis Willcox Gold Prince Cox Cabezas Lewis Circle A Jar Witlcox Sheriff Hood Gee, Darnell J. C. Gung’t J.T. Kingsbury Ellinwood & Ross Francis Hartman Circle A Cattle Company Circle & 77 Supreme Court

Cheer Up Despite Global Strikes and Hard Times

The speaker argues the country is better off than others facing strikes, business suspensions, and scarcity. He notes abundant money, food, clothing, and expected heating this winter, contrasting with Europe where food is scarce, prices are high, and currencies devalue. He urges cheer despite woes.

Old-Time Rush To New Placer Field In Mohave County

A rush to a newly discovered placer field in Mohave County draws hundreds from Ash Fork Seligman and Prescott toward Rich Gulch. Rumors claim ground near Henry Ford and Wrights Creek held by Santa Fe railroad and Tony Johns with leases on key ground. News notes Ford’s labor and steel supply tensions tied to auto works, plus a Bisbee fire destroys Moon Canyon home.

Mohave County Ash Fork Seligman Prescott Santa Fe Railroad Tony Johns Henry Ford Ster Wright's Creek Steel Trust Peach Ford Sesthoyes Bisbee Lursie Elliott Moon Canyon

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