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Newspaper
Tombstone Epitaph
Location
Tombstone, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Oct 05, 1919
Page
4
Villa's boasts spark talk of loot and rebel bids
The piece portrays Villa as a famed brigand boasting a vast loot haul including gold and silver bullion. It notes he claims to have taken 509000 dollars in red and white metal from a government train and says he seeks support to gain power. It warns such boasts may inspire other bandits and spark revolutionary movements.
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Villa
Mexico
Croy
Zapatas
Palaezes
Banuelos
Bath
Bing
Villaheen
Food From Cactus Shows New Market Possibilities
A news note describes cactus as a source for diverse commodities to prove its right to exist in desert lands. Plans include syrup, glucose, gluten, and paper pulp with chemists pursuing additional valuable products. The initiative mentions 7 acres of public land and experiments in Washington and California.
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Nia
Washington, D.C
Washington, D.C. As Well Gions
California
Move On Move On to Honest Labor in St Petersburg
The St Petersburg Times urges all idle men in Pinellas County to work rather than loaf. It cites wartime laws against idlers, calls for maximum man power, and insists production is the country’s salvation with hard winter ahead. Move on to honest labor or face the stone pile and brush factory.
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St. Peteburg
Fla
St. Petersburg Times
Admiral Sims History Affirms Allied Dependence in War
The passage asserts that U S aid was vital to Allied victory, citing Admiral Sims who notes that in 1917 British leaders admitted Germany’s advantage to the public while acknowledging the truth to their likely ally. The remark underscores the essential American role in the war effort.
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America
Admiral Sims
King George
Germany
Dick Holds Muddy Baseball Fly for Spectacular Catch
A young player nicknamed Dick makes a dazzling baseball catch in a muddy puddle after chasing a hard grounder. He ignores the obstacle and keeps his eye on the ball, finishing with mud on his body but securing the out. The piece praises grit and hustle, calling him a rising star in his class.
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Hall of Life
War Field
International Advertising and Public Awareness Effort
Manuel Carpio of M 3 presses the AS sociated Advertising Clubs of tlld art New Orleans to promote a major advertising campaign in Mexico and the United States. He argues public ignorance harms relations and urges wholesome, fact based international publicity highlighting best features to foster amicable ties and mutual understanding across borders.
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Manuel Carpio
M. 3
Tlld
New Orleans
Mexi
United
Borderland Route Promises Faster Passages Westward
The El Paso to coast corridor is highlighted as a unique, seasonally reliable transcontinental line. Proponents tout the border route as the only year round, fully travelable path from El Paso to the coast, offering a record pace for motor travel and a benchmark for national road performance.
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Dot
United States
Thror
South
el Paso
Coa
el m
Ninth Boost and Build issue highlights Arizona road progress
The Te son Citizen lauds the ninth Boost and Build edition for its extensive maps and Arizona road coverage. It credits rapid state progress, praises returning soldiers finding jobs, and notes admire for individual action over bureaucratic effort. The piece compares labor woes to clocks and ends with reflections on fishing and storytelling.
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Teson Citizen
Arizona
Tucson
Pima County
Encouraging Bolshevism Sparks Unrest and Radicalism Debate
A concise defense of stable American industrial organization arguing that promoting Bolshevism or unrest destabilizes society. The text warns that misunderstanding economic systems fuels dissatisfaction and radicalism, urging clarity and order to preserve national security.
Insanity Hearing and Health Warnings in Tombstone
The county lunacy commission examined Arthur Hammond in Tombstone, deeming him insane and sending him to the Phoenix state hospital for treatment. Five mild typhoid fever cases were reported. residents urged to sanitary upkeep. Dr Stroud visited from Gleeson, with news of a Stroud family birth in Bisbee. Douglas attorney Albert Sames attended court-related duties.
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Ho H. Hughart
Tombstone
RJ. Stroud
Gleeson
Arthur Hammond
Douglas
State Hospital
Phoenix
H. H. Hughart
R. J. Stroud
Lee Frazier
Mia Shaw
Warren
John Rock
Albert Sames
Court House
Increased wire rates before state commission hearing today
A hearing on revoking Copper Mountain Mines company permit in Yava Fai county was scheduled today as the state commission reviews claims that material and operating costs have risen making current rates unprofitable.
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State Commission
Copper Mountain Mines Company
Yava- Fai County
Norman Abell Returns From National Rifle Team Tour
Norman Abell, a member of the state rifle team at the national shoot in Caldwell New Jersey, returned home today. He toured many eastern cities and will soon proceed to Tucson to resume studies at the University.
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Norman Abell
Caldwell
N. J
Norman
Tucson
Tit
University
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Bisble
Stroud
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