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Newspaper
Tombstone Epitaph
Location
Tombstone, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Oct 29, 1922
Page
2
In Tombstone a Valley storekeeper was burned to death when his store burned at dawn. Officials reported charred remains found and no clear cause. an inquest was planned as investigators checked for foul play while friends questioned escape attempts.
Col Fred Breen argues advertising Arizona requires clear messaging about its diverse economy and climate. He notes misperceptions from back east, citing pine timber, Grand Canyon, Roosevelt Dam, and year round commerce from January to August, urging a factual image over sensational stereotypes.
Demurrers have been filed in suits by administrators of Lorenson J. Brown Ellen B Bryce G J Hatch and Eleanor B Hatch killed by an Arizona Eastern train a mile south of Central. The cases total about 30000 and go to jury trial at the Graham county Superior court November term. Judge Cunningham and Norman J. Jonson represent the administrators while C L Rawlins of Globe represents the railroad.
The Phoenix office of the Department of Agriculture reports October yields for Arizona crops. Oats show an estimated 630000 bushels with 21 bushels per acre, barley at 92 000 bushels with 33 per acre, grain sorghums around 1 871 000 bushels. Last year and 1920 figures noted. forecasts may revise up or down.
Fragmentary OCR indicates pasture conditions at Avicota range in October, with a low formal percentage and a drop per cent weekly reading. The text mentions a scheduled assessment and a fiscal average condition around SS per cent, reflecting deterioration.
In Phoenix Kelly sheriff candidate for Navajo County and Edward Gardner constable were arrested on charges of taking money from violators of the Prohibition Amendment. They were bound over by U S Commissioner T Larson to await the grand jury action. Bond posted. amounts not stated. Francis D Crable Assistant U S District Attorney reported the findings.
Phoenix reports a potential copper products plant to convert Arizona copper into finished goods. James William Martin, noted Phoenix contractor, says talks with New York and other centers show the plan is feasible and warranted by growing demand for copper products in the Southwest.
New Cornelia moved a steam shovel from the mine to the site of the new concentrator last Sunday and excavation work began Monday. Officials estimate the town’s population will rise significantly within 60 to 90 days due to the influx of laborers.
Funeral services for George White were held yesterday afternoon at 2:30 from the Mayonie Temple with interment at Evergreen Cemetery. Attending were many local families and residents including Mr and Mrs Onorge Wales, Mr and Mrs Grant Warner, Mr and Mrs George Annee, Mr and Mrs J P Casnulty, Mr and Mrs Frank fello, and others.
A passenger train struck a car north of Santa Fe tracks near Glendale, killing a Clendale rancher identified as Lantis Landis. The crash blocked the avenue crossing. the locomotive pilot faced the wreck as emergency crews aided the injured. The body was taken to Moore's for funeral arrangements. multiple relatives are listed among the survivors. Public notices mention an Indian museum campaign and job ads fill the column.
The filing declares the Tombstone Epitaph as a weekly newspaper published in Tombstone Arizona with publisher editors and managers named. It lists the publisher Gitaei Urus, Tombstone and CL Giragi as managing editor, and notes the ownership and financial holdings including bonds and securities. The affidavit was sworn by CL Giragi before Notary Mt Ferguson on October 27 1922.
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