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Newspaper
Tombstone Epitaph
Location
Tombstone, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Sep 04, 1910
Page
2
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An Honest Journalist's Honest Expressions argues the Phoenix Gazette editorial urges voters to prefer candidates supporting initiative and referendum. It asserts the Republican machine would produce a constitution omitting progressive protections against railroad domination and corporate control of legislatures.
The Nogales Oasis reports Maricopa County Republicans endorsed a platform advocating direct primary elections. They urge voters to nominate U.S. senators by the people, calling it the strongest move toward people’s rule and integrity in Arizona’s constitutional life.
The Globe district faces favorable conditions with stronger stocks and a healthier metal market. Investment funds return, confidence grows, and businessmen are urged to move into autumn with buoyant steps and hopeful prospects as the economy appears set to improve based on public sentiment and market strength.
A Los Angeles physician reports a new use for alfalfa by compressing its juice into a tablet he says can calm nerves and help quit smoking and ease jitters. He notes it is not claimed to cure hay fever.
The question asks where the fiftieth star will come from after Alaska secures the penultimate spot on the U S flag. Readers speculate about potential future states and regional implications as the nation anticipates growth and change in statehood.
A woman asserts she would rather admit she has false teeth than admit her shoes pinch her. She stresses that admitting shoe discomfort does not follow. The remark conveys a stubborn stance on personal discomfort and pride.
The Yuma Sun argues the people of Arizona, regardless of party, want constitutional inclusion of initiative, referendum, and recall to empower future governance. It notes progressives pushing for these measures and the Democratic party pledging to support them if elected.
The El Paso Daily Times argues that both Arizona and New Mexico will embed the initiative and recall in their constitutions, opposing only the powerful interests. It suggests the reform will curb legislative wrongs and force the ins to back these provisions as progress and the popular will prevail.
The article argues that a state constitution, once formed, is hard to alter and advocates for crafting Arizona's constitution with ease of future amendments in mind. It stresses local relevance and durable governance without detailing specific proposals.
Great Sachem Berner of Tombstone arrived in Bisbee and visited the local Redmen. An organizer, William Kelly of California, will be sent next month to recruit new members. Two candidates were raised, a banquet followed with luncheon and toasts. Berner praised the Bisbee lodge and forecast growth, noting it as the banner lodge of Arizona.
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Page and Pickens of the Globe, Arizona, won the open drilling contest at Anaconda, breaking the world record with a depth of 45 15 16 inches and a total prize of 1090. Their pace surpassed 70 strokes per minute, defeating McNichola and Kise, who drilled 43 and 41 1/6 inches respectively on Homestake granite. The event drew contestants nationwide as the Anaconda meet opened the forthcoming fair season.
Travelers faced delays as the El Paso and Southwestern moved passengers and mail from Fairbank to Lambstone amid icy road conditions. Crews worked to clear damaged sections under the railroad bridge at Trwin and Fisher, replacing temporary cribbing with permanent piers, enabling the Tombstone line to run again at noon. Regular service resumes as crews finish bridge repairs.
J L Miller resumes management after Felietfelin Hall with a Friday show. Town residents report trips and visits including Lew Hutchison from Bens, William Pearce in Tombstone, copper property work by Jarra Harrett, Mrs Drain and family returning from Nuco to Mesa, Felix Fabro moving to Bisbee as collector. Veonor Orchestra members P A Venne, C Jackson return to Phoenix after three months here.
Deputy County Treasurer Frank Demarest resumes duties at the courthouse after a vacation visiting friends around the county. James Lockley travels from Bisbee on a brief business visit. The Ladies Aid of the Congregational Church will meet Thursday afternoon at 2:30 at Mrs. Weatervelt's home. Secretaries note. A health advisory mentions using Chamberlain's Cough Remedy for croup in children, noting its ease of use and reliability. Sold by all dealers.
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