Tombstone Epitaph Sunday Edition Officials and Rates
The Tombstone Daily Prospector publishes a listing of Democratic state and county candidates including US Senator Henry Fashurst Henry P D Ross and George W Went along with county officers and local officials for Cochise County and Tombstone. Rates are shown for subscriptions, and the paper notes the post office mail matter status and classifieds under second class mail.
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Henry Fashurst
Yavapai County
Carl Hayden
Maricopa County
Henry PD Ross
Frank W Lyman
George WP
Yara County
Wayne
Mohave
Johs
Meretala County
Tom C. Foster
Bisbee County
JoGzen Superior
A. C Lockwoon — Doukias
Douglas Douglas
Douglas Ombstone
Mutch Ison Tombetene
Adams Thareon
Vance M. Johnson Bees
M Witiess Y Bisbee
They Always Come Back Ex Editor Reflects on Paper Life
In a reflective piece from the Bisher Review, former editor Bill Hattich contemplates the lure of past days at the Tombstone Prospector. He muses on how journalists imagine rivals envy their success while secretly longing to return to the old office and routine.
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Tombstone
Bill
Bisher
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Howeve
Notable Arizona warrants reveal state spending details
A fragment notes government funding in the General Fund of Arizona for June 1922, including a local company for flowers to the Governor's office and payments to newspapers publishing favorable pieces about Governor Thomas E. Campbell, highlighting limited detail on expenditure methods and value.
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Arizona
Thos. E. Campbell
Donofrio
No Respect for Oath as Citizen in Arizona Race
A letter accuses James A. Smith, Republican candidate for State Auditor, of violating election laws by registering as a Democrat, voting in the Democratic primary on September 12, 1922, then running on the Republican ticket. The writer says such party-switching betrays moral responsibility tied to civic oath.
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James A. Smith
Arizona
Smith
James
Cochise County Roads Credit to County
Cochise County boasts an extensive road system with the Bankhead highway now complete from the New Mexico line to the Pinal county line, promising strong attendance for Douglas fairs. Planned paving and improvements, including the Central highway from Dome to Willcox and Bowie, aim to create one of the state’s premier road networks serving Douglas and surrounding towns.
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Cochise County
Douglas
New Mexico Line
Pinu County
Portal
Chirivahy
Besson
St. Davalstone
Chise County
Bernardino
Il Denelas
Fairbank Cruz
Dome Iratham County
Willcox
Bowie
Ruekeor
Dat Hieh
Amd San al
Campbell's Menace Critique Aims at Governor Campbell
A scrambled letter notes Governor Campbell in Miami allegedly listing names tied to the W W work for his failed effort. The writer questions Campbell's seriousness and urges action now, arguing his rhetoric creates an issue and that his own administration is under criticism.
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Himmor
Jiggs
Jaims
Opposes $2,500,000 highway bond issue in Arizona
Arizona taxpayers magazine argues that state finances are tight and urges economy. It opposes the proposed bond to fund a second road line from Phoenix to Tos Ang, saying it offers little statewide business or value and would burden taxpayers. It frames opposition as prudent, conservative policy.
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Arizona Taxpayers
Opposit
Arizona
Devrainly
Phoenix
Tos Ang
Vote No on Two Proposed Amendments in Arizona
The general election on November 7 will feature two constitutional amendments in Arizona. One would authorize a bond to pave a road between Phoenix and Ehrenburg on the Colorado River, the other concerns changes to the public school system. The Douglas International notes that 1922 has been a poor year for amendments and predicts both proposals will fail as voters lack time to study them.
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Phoenix
Ehrenburg
Colorado
Arizona
Douglas International
Partisanship and the Corporation Commissioner Office
The piece argues party loyalty has waned as voters weigh individual ability over party lines. It focuses on the Corporation Commissioner role as a test of independent merit and integrity beyond political affiliation. Voters in Avizeni will evaluate directors for proven service and devotion to public interests.
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T Athus
Vast cosmic distance reshapes view of universe
Lowell Observatory notes extend starlight observations to fainter, farther clusters revealing a cosmos of immense scale. The report argues the universe has no discernible edge or limit in space or time, challenging human perception and suggesting endless celestial depth beyond the visible sky.
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Lowell Observatory
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Quitius
Keep Cool Message on Party Nominations
A fragmented political note argues for voting straight party lines, praising Republican governance and predicting tax relief if Republicans remain in power. It calls readers to support state and legislative elections and warns against excessive spending, urging unity for Arizona.
The Value Of An Ideal Editor And Publisher Role
A reflection on idealism in editors, arguing true duty lies in serving humanity and the poor rather than chasing box office receipts or catering to personal friendships. It asserts editors forget personalities in office and emphasizes public service as the greater duty with meaningful returns.
Mountbatten Visit Opens Humboldt Smelter Tour
Lord and Lady Mountbatten arrived in Humboldt Ariz October 14 and toured the local smelter plant with nearby jar facilities. They plan to depart tonight for the Grand Canyon on a Western US tour before heading to Hollywood amid remarks praising American baseball and industry.
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Grand Canyon
Hollywood
Lord Mountbattern
America
Baseball
Humboldt, Ariz
Lord and Lady Mountbatten
Humboldt Smelter Plant
Jar
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