Veterans Aid Urged In Arizona Proclamation
Governor Campbell issues a proclamation urging loyal and patriotic groups to assist disabled veterans who have not yet received government recognition. The drive aims to correct delays in service claims and provide speedy justice, with emphasis on restoring honor to those who served and suffered. The effort calls on citizens to support veterans as delays and red tape have denied employment and benefits.
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Thomas E. Campbell
Ue Feau
Arizona
Jennin
Republicans Face Pressure Over State Policy, Editorial
A Coconino Sun editorial chides the Sun and other Republican papers for siding with Democrats and argues the Republican party must stand on its record on legislative interference. It warns that the party risks alienating voters if it betrays its base or buckles to the governor, urging clear stance before the fall elections.
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Republican Party
Coconino Sun
Rocky Point Port Proposal Aims at Arizona Refining Hub
The Rocky Point seaport concept, highlighted by The Dispatch, could shift southwest industry toward Arizona by enabling local refining and manufacturing of raw goods. A Tucson Gila Bend Cornelia railroad survey favored Rocky Point as an ideal port, though concrete plans are unclear. The piece argues southern ports exist and logistics would favor southwest growth if developed.
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Rocky Point
Gulf of Lower Cornia
Dispatch
Arizona
Tucson
Gila Bend
Southwest
Atlantic States
Douglas Dispatch
Annual Tombstone Children’s Character Pageant Aims to Return
The article notes the pageant as a potential annual event in Tombstone with plans for a broader second edition next year. It praises the children of Cochise County for a memorable amusement day and anticipates many new participants as graduates are replaced by younger contestants.
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Tombstone
Yone
Cochise County
The Cute Cuss and Typographical Errors Review
A reflective piece argues editors bear responsibility for newspaper typos and opinion, noting public reactions to misprints and the humor or harm they cause. It contends editors balance viewpoint, accuracy, and reader engagement while acknowledging human error.
Tombstone Bank Failure Sparks Liquidation Doubts
A Douglas International report details the Tombstone bank collapse in Cochise County with deposits affected after a public statement by Mrs. Costello, widow of Martin Costello. Confidence waned as depositors withdrew funds, the bank doors closed, and questions arose about personal responsibility for the losses.
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Cochise County
Seve
M Stello
Martin Costello
Depe Elt
First National Bank
Costello
Douglas International
Arizona Copper Co. Faces Global Tax Pressure
Dodge Corporation controlled by the Scottish Arizona Copper Co. Ltd. suffers mounting levies from state, federal, and British taxes on income and profits. The situation hits shareholders as the Arizona Co. faces tax implications on copper and railroad holdings amid years of fluctuating value.
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Arizona Co
The New Supreme Justice Debut and Appointment
The article notes the upcoming marriage of E Campbell to Judge A C Baker and discusses the governor planning a congrain. It highlights E rhise county attorney filling the vacancy, his bar admission in Calite, and his Arizona Cochise domain. It portrays him as a prominent attorney with a long career and readiness for the new role.
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Mis E. Campbell
Supreme Court
A.C. Baker
E.rhise
Eased
Cochisesa Memiber
Flamimd
Arizona
Dirigible Problems Highlight Early Airship Risks
Reports describe a fragile ZR class airship failing under high speed turns. Survivors recount the frame splitting and the forward section dropping like a stone, with specs underscoring that airships are limited by their weakest part and construction flaws remain unsettled.
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Fantry
Joon
Sas
Sds
Helvin
United
State funds drained as warrants register in order
Amid a tangle of exhausted funds and mounting debt, Arizona faces a looming fiscal crunch as warrants register in the office of State Treasurer Earhart. Taxpayers and creditors fear delayed payments unless quick action is taken, including potential sale of property and new bond issues to replenish funds. The piece laments excessive taxation and warns that without swift relief, creditors may wait until November.
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Traver Earhart
Tly
Arizona
Fair Commission
Northern Arizona Normal School
Pioneers
Jt River Experimental Farm
Cochise
Coconino
Gilate
Maricopa
Eyes
Pinal
Santa
Yavapai
Yuma
Tempe
Te Vital Fund
Unive of Arizona
Universitizona
University of Arizona
University of A Arizona
Citrus Investigation
Phelps Conment
Auvicultural
Rolles
Insame
muMission
P Wnient
Indus Fund
Human lightning calculator in asylum amazes scientists
In an Armentieres asylum, a blind young man with sub normal faculties performs rapid mental math. He accurately computes the cube root of 465 484 375 in under 30 seconds and, when asked to sum grains in a geometric series, answers 18 446 734 073 709 551 615 in 45 seconds.
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Armentieres
France
Robbers seize jewels from Yuma's richest man's wife
The raid on Mrs Sanguinetti's home ended with two masked men stealing a gem set valued at $2500 and other pieces. They threatened the maid and bound Mrs Balsz and Mrs Sanguinetti before fleeing. Police notified as the family recovered and began identifying the assailants.
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Sanguinetti
Lavalier
Sale of Post Farm Project Ordered by Sawtelle
A decree from U S district judge William H Sawtelle orders sale of the Post Farm Project land near here. The decree, covering about 600 acres, establishes liens for laborers and materialmen to keep the project viable. any surplus after satisfying claims will go to receiver Mose Drachman for distribution to creditors.
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Sawtelle
Mose Drachman
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Rocky Point Project
Bey
Aphical
Smith
Churel
Lucky Stribe
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