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Newspaper
Tombstone Epitaph
Location
Tombstone, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Sep 17, 1922
Page
2
The piece condemns questionable political tactics in Tombstone, arguing voters are intelligent and should reject smear tactics. It warns that dirty schemes backfire and insists reform is needed to prevent rot, predicting ultimate exposure of deceit.
The piece urges a united Democratic front in Arizona against Republican tactics and warns Republicans not to split their tickets. It asserts Democrats expect a solid victory for state and county offices despite a stubborn minority.
An editorial piece celebrates harvest gatherings Old Home Weeks and fall rural festivities as enduring community life. It contrasts seasonal hometown events with ongoing industrial disputes noting neighborhood friendship neighborliness and love of home as lasting assets despite broader national strikes and economic shifts.
The Casa Grande Bulletin editor Ted Healy struggles with changing slogans as the paper’s type wears thin. In a quixotic attempt to fix the line about Senator Camron, the tale riffs on newspaper culture and stubborn editorial habits in a fictional Prescott Courier setting.
Dr. Lee De Fore touted as expert arrives from Germany with an apparatus claiming to add light-based sound to moving pictures. The device translates human speech into light vibrations recorded as a phonograph-like trace and reverses them to sound during projection. Demonstrations are awaited amid skepticism, with potential uses in radio broadcasting and endless recording of interviews and public events.
The piece notes rapid airline links between Russia and Germany, and London and Paris, compares aviation to rail service, and argues American policy lags in exploiting aircraft for commerce and military value. It critiques U S political organization and laissez faire stance, warning Britain’s Washington Conference diplomacy shows air power can control sea routes.
A Tucson report outlines judge Samuel L. Pattee’s resignation from the Pima County Superior Court and his request to be relieved from duty. It notes a law partnership with Frank E. Curley to take effect October 1 and describes the new firm as a leading general practice in the city. Also reported is the death of P A Lindsey of Willcox following heart-related illness, detailing his Georgia birth, Texas move, and eventual relocation to Globe and Willcox area.
Prescott Arizona. Thomas W. Burge released on habeas corpus by Judge John J Sweeney due to insufficient evidence. He was immediately rearrested on the same murder charge involving Iver Enge near here last June 10. Burge, a rural farm worker, was described as quiet and well liked. Funeral services for Burge were held Wednesday afternoon with many friends in attendance. A sister and her son from Tombstone and a niece from Willcox attended. Burial followed at Sunset Cemetery.
Douglas sentry reports rancher Gardner near Lee station rested yesterday morning by Deputy Vernon LaMore on a charge of carrying a concealed weapon. A revolver was found in Gardner’s pocket after an argument with Frank Hollister. LaMore confiscated the air shooter. Judge Jack set bail at $500. friends posted quickly. The altercation follows a recent rodeo and dance at Gardner’s ranch.
Frank Zave, while climbing a tree to locate a horse for Brutt Sarpe near Falls, was struck by a breaking limb and fell several feet, breaking his arm and injuring his cheek before being taken to Douglas by Mr. Sharpe.
Phoenix Sep 9 A rts designated October as Pruitt Memorial Day to honor John Pruitt of Phoenix killed in France with the Marines. Veterans of the World War will pay tribute and invitations were sent to Hanford MacNider and other prominent figures.
The Miami Copper company assay offices report a $2000 platinum theft. Investigations indicate a skilled robber used delicate equipment to steal anodes and cathodes for copper valuation in ores. This marks the second loss after a prior $5000 platinum heist seven years earlier. a nationwide search traced sellers in San Francisco.
The Coust Banker highlights J. P. Conolly of Tombstone Arizona who took charge of the First National Bank after a two year moratorium. He rebuilt the bank, meeting all demands without closures, proving his banking prowess and earning accolades from a national publication.
Department of the Interior Land Office at Phoenix issues a contest notice to Cornelius A. Benson regarding a homestead entry by Bert Holbrook MidWest Refining Co. L. Eppuriy. The contestant alleges nonresidence, no improvements, and abandonment. If not answered within twenty days after fourth publication, the entry will be cancelled. Dates: first Sept 17 1922, second Sept 24 1922, third Oct 1 1922.
Nogales Arizona September 9 13 year old Barsil Farrand son of C N Farrand of Los Angeles was found safe after a telegram from his father announced he was en route to Los Angeles to attend school.
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