Post Office Tombstone Adverts and War Savings Debate
Fragmented OCR item discusses postal service mail in Tombstone and a political stump urging progressive action. It references the League of Nations with reservations, War Relief or Soldier's Land Levy ideas, and a call to support veterans with land loans and restored normalcy, highlighting Republican debates and government roles. The source preserves period style and mentions Cox and broader wartime policy themes.
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League of Nations
Cox
League
Asas
Laard Levy
Why Did Penrose Nominate Harding
A critical look at Senator Penrose and his Pennsylvania machine backing Harding. The piece questions Penrose motives and the broader GOP strategy, noting the Chicago convention choice and the implications for progressive reform, finance, and policy in the nation.
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Penrose
Harding
Penater Penn Doss
Reaeti
Republican Party
Pennsylvania
Wood
Lowden
Johnson Penrose
Tome
Ilness
Steut
Sphinx
Pourose
Iis
United States
Senate
Chicago
Neuer Strugelmn
Tennese
Ing
Democrats Urge Straight Ticket After Primary Disappointments
A Dows meeting features Marty Beddow urging Democrats to vote straight Democratic ticket in November. He assails Republicans and warns against lingering grudges from primaries, urging focus on tomorrow and progress rather than past defeats.
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Marty Beddow
Cremiseal
Dows
Mi Beddow
Cox
United Si
Republican Party
Dane
Transcontinental trip ends in Maricopa County
A garbled report discusses a motor convey trip from Ajo to Sentinel with Maricopa county as the focal point. It notes trouble upon entering Maricopa and claims the county has long acted like other counties, asserting regional development from county line to county line.
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United State
Ajo
Maricopa County
Fedite
Sentinel
Maricopat County
Maricopa
Mariespie
Mavi
Baseball World Series Atmosphere Dampened by Scandal
Eight players face indictments over money in a betting scheme linked to throwing a game to Cincinnati. The piece questions whether corruption will spoil the sport and shadow the upcoming World Series, as fans anticipate the outcome.
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Meney
Petit
Chicinnati
Roads Association debated by city officials
A fragmented notice discusses an organization titled Serving Two Masters and a committee headed by A Morrison of Santa Crag overseeing the road commission. It questions loyalties and authority as candidates and officials argue over the proper role and voting on proposals.
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Oras
Aes
Sout Roads Association
Snykers
Sitys
A. Morrison
Santa Crag
Germans for Harding and the courage to keep faith with the League
A patriotic appeal contrasts efforts of Americans to end war with Harding's League stance. It notes critics and quotes historic figures who persevered after ridicule, urging readers to reflect on unity and the path to peace as the nation debates foreign policy and party lines.
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Harding
Onator Harding
League of No
Our Fair Land
Trons
Germany
Political Debate On League of Nations Split
The passage shows supporters and opponents of the League of Nations with Governor Cox endorsing it and Senator Harding opposing it, suggesting no middle ground in the division.
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Governor Cox
League of Ny
Senator Harding
League of i
The Lad Nobody Knew Found by Auto Truck Victim
An unnamed boy was killed by an auto truck and his unidentified body was found far from home. Residents later learned the boy had prior knowledge of a similar act and a wealthy woman arranged a burial beside her in the city’s finest cemetery. Three prominent businessmen privately funded a respectable gravesite for the lad, whose identity remained unknown.
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Jad
Production report error outlines mineral output by state
A partial production summary shows California leading with a value around 3 billion dollars and mixed figures for other states. The document references a TPS output and mentions gold and silver production along with adjustments to the total.
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Sai
California
Signs of the Past in New Mexico Antiquities
The article surveys ancient cliff dwellers near a southwestern city, noting new excavations and a broader view of past lifeways. It highlights the value of examining remnants to understand how people once lived, farmed, fought, and formed families, urging study of these eras.
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Honet
New Mexico
Lordshire
Roekes
New
Massire
Real Convention Town Rumors Stir State Bodies
Fragmentary text suggests talks about a real convention town with political maneuvering and potential influence on local governance. Mentions Santa Fe and drawing spirits, unclear specifics, multiple bodies involved in bedding conventions.
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Santa Fe
Arizona Democrats Adopt Platform
The platform proclaims support for traditional government and women’s roles, endorses Marcus A. Smith and Carl Hayden, and backs Governor Simms. It praises the Democratic coalition and calls for cooperation from all good citizens to sustain democratic government in Arizona.
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Marcus A. Smith
Carl Hayden
Prueresaice
Nate
Arizona
Alcohol Mine Owner 15, Almost Driven to Water
The report describes an owner involved in liquor production near the border, exploiting rock crushing to produce alcohol. He argues prohibition laws prevent selling the final product and contemplates alternatives while facing legal scrutiny from County Attorney Stoor. The account notes intoxication and illegal cross-border sales to Mexicans as part of the case.
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Hagen
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Tombstone Daily Prospector
Cochise County
Tombstone
American Pris Association
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Isabella
America
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State Land Department
the State of
Teonw
Arizana and
Mepoo
the Democratic Party of
Acton
Mit Simms
Usee
Tie Demeconte Party
Thie
Wens
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Hetoorene
Tere
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