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Newspaper
Tombstone Epitaph
Location
Tombstone, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Nov 27, 1910
Page
2
Prospector notes rising prosperity in Tombstone with a 15 percent jump in bank deposits and more employment. Merchants confirm steady business gains as the town moves toward greater activity and optimism for a livelier Arizona city in coming months.
The article extols Tombstone’s crowning glory as its high school girls. It praises their grace, vitality, and hopeful promise, arguing their vigor makes Tombstone a magnet for enterprising men to settle in the city with a brilliant future.
A Colorado election result records four women winning seats in the state legislature. A separate item notes a proposed resolution declaring "wash dry" a legal holiday, signaling potential legislative action on observance.
The article notes aviation growth could keep many people unsettled as communities focus on expanding transport. It adds that reliable estimates show demand for cranberries for Thanksgiving would require at least 75,000 barrels, underscoring seasonal supply pressure.
In the Crippen case in London there were no insanity experts to offer learned opinions on emotional insanity brain storms or similar notions that recent American trials have popularized with the public.
A young man with money seeks ascent through air travel while a public notice hints at trust in the country newspaper. Authority rests on truth, and the paper risks censure for trusting readers. the cure is simple pay your subscription.
A circular to Bisbee business men urges aid to revive the Bisbee board of trade. Reports cover construction on the Missouri Valley Lion and Bridge project, cement shipments, and a first pier due soon. Gold in Cave Creek placers is confirmed but work paused by heavy rain. Weather notes include new snow near Globe and a 10 degree drop after a Sunday shower.
Attorney Gibson argues the recall power limits corruption and overreach in the judiciary by allowing citizens to remove officers for cause. He cites the Sheldon College case and likens recall to planetary order, urging that courts remain free from undue political control while admitting concurrent authority with legislatures.
A reflective line notes that many men tolerate their own dishonesty by measuring it against others. It suggests complacency arises when one sees others taking more or doing so in a different way, shaping moral judgments.
A Montana wife filed divorce papers alleging her husband invited his stenographer to a matinee and later learned the stenographer was a man. The case centers on marital breakdown sparked by the alleged affair and deception.
Colonel H L Pickett of Tombstone, leading Democrat in Arizona, proudly recalls being the first to back direct primary for U S senators and urges the constitutional convention to include primary provisions. He aims to be the party’s top candidate in the new legislature if Democrats win, and his supporters rally behind him, praising his broad land knowledge and leadership in Cochise and Phoenix Gazette reporting.
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