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Newspaper
Tombstone Epitaph
Location
Tombstone, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Oct 31, 1920
Page
8
The page compiles scattered items including political recollections from 1860, references to candidates like Lincoln and Douglas, local notices about theater and auctions, and mentions of visitors and public events in the Globe area. It weaves tentative election talk with local personalities and upcoming happenings.
The text mentions attorneys in the Cochise region and civic efforts by women. It references figures such as Burges of Kentucky and Getty, with notes on civic programs and local meetings. The fragmentary OCR highlights legal representatives, community activities, and town collaboration.
Vague reports from a Tombstone area trial linger as candidates prepare for an upcoming election. Mentions include subpoenaed jurors, hospitalizations, and supply shipments to Willcox and San Simon in the context of the general election.
Thursday reports show Mrs. George Ivey and Miss Elif Ivey returning from St Marys after visits with her mother Mrs Catherine Kes. Miss Mercy Boyd hosted a birthday gathering with cousins and friends at her parents home. Various local notes mention visitors, court movements, voters, and returns from Texas, with names such as Serene Misenaga Grinniy and Mrs Grint Warren appearing among routine entries.
A fragmentary report shows VISITING RELATIVES in Phoenix and a Phoenix attorney awaiting action in Tucson. The text also mentions Cochise Fair events, a high school at the fair, and a court judgment shaping local legal proceedings.
The text references a court proceeding in a county and mentions suspects by name and ages, including a 27 year old and others, with references to arrests, a trial date, and missing horses or property. It reads as a late 19th to early 20th century county legal matter with numerous fragmented names and locations.
A noisy public forum questions who deserves special privileges and how the upcoming vote should be conducted. Citizens debate alleged brain power and moral character while criticizing a local supervisor candidate and the process behind a forthcoming county ballot.
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