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Newspaper
Tombstone Epitaph
Location
Tombstone, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Oct 17, 1920
Page
2
A heated public discourse centers on honesty and political conduct. Citizens question truth claims by officials and independents, urging verification of charges against a governor and a lawyer, while honoring wartime service and community integrity.
A controversial Arizona political exchange highlights Ralph Cameron and Sy Smith with hostile reception for Republican claims. The Arizona Star notes factions within the party and previews how local press support may influence the election, suggesting intra party divides and strong opposition to Cameron.
The League to Prevent War agrees to avoid war unless it first seeks arbitration or discussion by a council. If rejected, it allows publication of all documents and facts, with a six month period to consider. A noncompliant nation faces total isolation and trade embargoes including communications cutoff. The text notes Europe’s stakes during a six month horizon and the world’s risk.
The Citizen alleges Republican camouflage aided Ralph Cameron in the primary and party machine tactics shifted to support him after a tense race with Jaynes. Editorials praised Cameron while opponents warned of machine influence ahead of November elections.
Ralph Cameron and his party of Republican candidates visited Dangdas to rally support. The crowd appeared small and unresponsive, with sparse attendance at the hotel and limited political enthusiasm. Cameron spoke of future Senate service and large postwar spending, vowing substantial improvements and wartime expense plans.
A fragmentary item reflects on medical care and weather as seasons shift. It mentions the idea of two doctors, a patient’s leg ailments, and a satirical note about politics and public figures, all in a worn newspaper voice. The passage blends humor with social commentary on health and governance.
A speech raises questions about the leadership and administration of the state land department. The speaker accuses the department and its board of mismanagement, deception, and improper influence within the Democratic Party, urging accountability and reform.
The article notes 1919 forecasts for silver output amid wartime controls and mint activity. It suggests government policy and market conditions may lift the dollar and push producers to sell to the highest bidder, with optimism for producers facing rising costs and stabilizing supplies. It mentions Mint actions and industry sentiment.
The piece praises a speech by Hayden at the courthouse, highlighting its forceful denunciation of Republican activity and defense of antiwar policy. It portrays the audience as attentive and supportive, while criticizing Republican senators for opposing national welfare and peace.
The Wickenburg Miner reports on workers in northern Arizona pressing for a living wage as efforts to halt railroad activity resurface. Ralph Caner and Cameron, named in the ad, are connected to organizing the action amid tense labor unrest.
Tom Campbell tours the state in a campaign style while opponents weigh his ability to respond to the 28 questions recently propounded by the Democratic State Committee on the land hoard dispute.
The Ntire family files suit in Montana Supreme Court against multiple oil companies including Success Oil Co and Midwest Oil Co with charges of fraud and conspiracy. The complainants claim damages tied to unpaid dues and property costs, aided by an attorney as they seek redress across states.
A tanned deer hide displayed at a South Se her Athy Shoe store is seized by the state warden as contraband. Officials state the hide may be confiscated and warn against possession or transportation of deer hides or skins seized from deer, with penalties to follow.
Authorities pursue a bandit linked to a Fraser Creek killing. Deputies Garcia and McLure trailed a suspect into a residence where he was arrested after a tense encounter. The pursuit involved multiple counties and a search for a man described tied to the crime.
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