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Newspaper
Tombstone Epitaph
Location
Tombstone, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Nov 19, 1922
Page
4
The Pioneer Newspaper of Cochise County offers a one year six months subscription plan in advance at a rate of 2.50. The notice directs readers to the Tombstone post office for mailing and subscription processing as a second class matter.
The article analyzes complete returns in Douglas County highlighting Hankins ahead of his opponent for county treasurer. It notes shifting influence with the Harding administration and GOP connections. The piece mentions precinct results and political maneuvering affecting Hankins’s postmaster plans and overall vote dynamics.
A fragmented plea argues veterans deserve equalized pay after World War I era debts. It cites bonuses already paid to Navy, Army, Coast Survey, Coast Guard, Public Health Service, war contractors, and railroads, totaling billions, while soldiers feel left behind awaiting justice and a promised settlement.
This week Bisbee voters re elected the county officials with Mr Johnson continuing as supervisor and Jas F McDonald named sheriff. Judges and clerk James were re elected, James continues county recorder, Hawkins remains county treasurer and clerk of the board, J F Ross retains county attorney starting his fourth term January 1. All vote well received by the people.
The Geles Times hints at a large 2 5 million bond plan spanning Arizona Imperial Valley and Southern California. It notes Chamber of Commerce influence and warns that passage of amendment 100 may not saddle voters with higher interest bonds, though questions remain about the legislature’s role and future burdens.
The article notes expected Democratic victory with George W. Hunt elected governor. It highlights Maricopa County as a surprise where Hunt underperformed Campbell stronghold, reflects on party unity and calls for maintaining harmony to secure future wins for Democrats statewide.
In a Mohave Miner piece the author argues publicity is essential for delinquent tax lists and public notices. Public awareness, including tax payers and rent amounts, is needed for informed counsel, laws, and constitutional amendments. The editorial cites railroad publicity as a model of public benefit and urges returning to transparent information for Utah and neighboring states.
A national tally shows over 12,000 strikes and lockouts in four years, prompting calls for a fair, peaceful method to settle working conditions. The speaker envisions labor becoming a stockholder partner with capital in well run firms and cites government silver purchases and rising ore totals as context for economic stakes.
Brother Sisk editor of the Herald derides the Daily Prospector’s coverage of the general election. The piece notes the Prospector’s ridiculed Republican stance and predicts a November victory for the Democrats led by figures like Bryan. The rhetoric references Governor candidates and anticipated parades, with a tone of partisan theater.
The article argues that tax-free investments like 4 1 2 percent bonds favor the rich, harming farming and enterprise. It calls for a constitutional amendment to empower states to tax national securities and the federal government to tax state securities, claiming half taxed means half dead.
The Daily International congratulates Chairman J. M. Sparks of the Democratic county central committee for directing the campaign during the past month. He is a conservative Democrat admired for uniting the county Democrats. The only Democrat who failed to win was Judge French for superior judge. with French on the ticket he would have won.
Governor-elect George W. P. Hunt outlines a stance against corporate political influence while affirming support for industry, mining, and labor. He urges resource development, an equal justice approach for corporations, and plans to recodify Arizona laws after ten years of legislation. He also proposes a three-member pardons board to streamline prison reforms.
Prescott Arizona November 16 Manuel Hernandez arrested after a late day pursuit in a mountain cabin at Puntensy is jailed for the killing of Felipe Ruiz a Mexican mine worker found shot in the throat on a county road near Jerome Tuesday night A note in Ruizs possession suggested Hernandez had challenged him to a duel Authorities traced Hernandez to Juan Cariceola cabin Maria Cariceola was found there both Hernandez and the woman refused to talk No charges filed tonight
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