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Newspaper
Tombstone Epitaph
Location
Tombstone, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Oct 31, 1920
Page
1
Campbell speaks to Tombstone residents detailing charges and political maneuvering. The speech references a 5 400.00 figure, reclamation issues, and local party figures including a Republican committee member and Joe Mexican speaker. The event features a translator and mixed audience impact.
A former Obregon captain was sentenced to prison in Arizona after pleading guilty to charges from years earlier. The case involved multiple individuals and referenced a pension matter and past actions. The report lists names and locations with limited legible details due to OCR errors.
Governor Tony reassigns charges from Simms to Ben Clark amid a local land deal inquiry. An sworn statement outlines alleged transfers and a claim of a staged sale connected to state lands and the Tombstone area. The case involves Geo Macdonald and a push to clear a path for peace in Mexico.
The article reports on the Fifth Annual Cocky Committee Fair held at McNeal with winners in multiple categories. Winners include Van Norte for Shrock hats and state Hemant, Clark taking first in grapes watermelons pumpkins, with various exhibitors and prize sums noted as part of the fair’s final results.
The article quotes Pledsoe expressing confidence that the Democratic ticket will secure victory. It notes expectations of broad support in the party, with emphasis on unity and strong organization to assure victory across the ticket.
The readable portions describe disparate items and identities with many errors and garbled phrases, making it difficult to extract a coherent news event or subject. The text includes scattered names, places, and potential events without clear connections or context.
The Arizona Corporation Commission scheduled hearings for November 15 at 10 am to consider proposed rate increases by four Arizona railroads including Arizona Eastern and Western lines. The filings request higher demurrage and other charges on the Amchie tall row route.
Fragmented notes describe a meeting about Armistice Day proclamation led by a governor with a local committee chair and associates. The text names individuals and places but several terms are garbled, leaving uncertainty about roles and exact venue.
Governor Thomas Campbell of Arizona issues a proclamation designating Armistice Day observation for November 11, 1924. The document urges public sentiment and government action to honor veterans and sustain national unity, with references to the war’s survivors and national gratitude.
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