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Newspaper
Tombstone Epitaph
Location
Tombstone, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Oct 26, 1919
Page
4
The item notes Cochise County's oldest postoffice matter described as a Tunertone issue of the second class. It references postal classifications and historic status within the county.
A discussion of rising living costs notes that high rent and expenses push wages up. It cites a widow with 65 cents hourly pay supporting a family and a sewing job that costs more than the pay it yields, illustrating inflation’s reach. The piece argues price increases press on workers and retailers alike.
The state moves toward light wine licenses as mayors gain power to issue saloon licenses. Douglas and Tucson are poised as final convention cities, while communities weigh dry limits against a revived appetite for drink amid a tense transition.
An essay on politics praising citizenship and freedom contrasts with the death of J C Ryan. It notes his firm friendship and service as an engineer, calling him a good citizen and acknowledging Cochise County and Arizona lost a capable man. The piece frames his memory as a monument to his character.
An Arizona Republican editorial argues the next legislature should be less partisan and more neighborly selected. It asserts new members will be known to voters, with fewer uncouth figures and greater accountability, while senators remain elected at large.
The mining industry stands as a cornerstone of the economy with vast profits and widespread impact. It notes secretive practices, high losses, and deadly disease risks that surge in the northwest, yet praises mining as the driving force behind civilization and global trade.
A historical discussion argues women should embrace voting in school elections as a matter of children’s welfare. It contends women deserve full political equality and should favor clearly defined candidacy plans in education governance. The piece urges women to select reliable candidates aligned with education platform goals.
Prohibition could ease housing by removing liquor outlets occupying homes. Senator Walcott cited a 20,000 word speech claiming four months may be needed to debate the treaty. if every senator has 20,000 useless words, four months won’t suffice.
ARIZONA INDUSTRIAL REVIEW notes Holbrook improvements and Zani Oil Co drilling gear ready for install in Phoenix. Chandler and Mesaj report home-to-hospital conversion, school teacher raises, and land sales totaling 100000 in two weeks. Glittering ore prices and new facilities appear across towns including Chloride, Nogales, Globe, Mesa, and Oatman, with road and forest actions in Prescott and Tucson.
The case against Ingalls proceeds with a Monday court session. The complainant Mioney WHTEL Ryan represents Ingalls as allegations of theft and possession of military records are reviewed. Prosecutors seek missing funds and the court will determine ownership of office property amid tense exchanges.
Governor Campbell urges Arizona citizens to join the Roosevelt Memorial association and subscribe generously to honor the memory of the Great American. He says participation will support better Americanism and uphold the rights and liberties of the American Constitution.
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