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Newspaper
Tombstone Epitaph
Location
Tombstone, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Sep 28, 1919
Page
4
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Senator Morris Sheppard of Texas backs a bill for 400 million dollars to fund the federal good roads act, marking a milestone in a decades long effort. Since 1912 and 1916 federal aid grew from experimental projects to major national investment, with 15,009 miles planned or under way by 1919 and federal contribution about 70 million. The movement credits Wilson and Democrats for leadership and aims to expand road construction through 1924, improving national commerce and farmer transportation.
Twelve thousand New York City employees organize to press for higher pay as Boston policemen strike for raises. Across city, state, and federal workers seek better wages, urging cooperation with President Wilson to meet and discuss. The call is for action over talk to address the cost of living.
A dated editorial argues against panic over Bolshevik threats and labor unrest, contending there will be no socialist revolution. It notes price pressures and retail sales, dismisses sensationalism, and criticizes radicals while urging calm as the economy continues despite anxiety.
A historical critique links profiteering to biblical figures and current government probes, arguing greed and self interest persist across eras. The piece questions which profiles fit today as profiteers, comparing ancient and contemporary examples with satirical tone.
Congress seeks 2.5 million to fight western forest fires, arguing private, state, and federal efforts need aid to protect billions in timber. 1919 sees severe ravages. more strict prevention and a broader fighting organization are urged as fires threaten resources and public health.
The article argues the public seeks clarity on why the United States should ratify the treaty ending the war with Germany and join the League of Nations as a guard against future wars. It notes opponents distract with bias, while the public weighs facts and conscience, supporting the President’s view.
The article discusses vast cat tails across swamps as a potential flour source. It notes possible protein levels comparable to rice and corn flour, and suggests cat tail flour could substitute for wheat flour in diets. Further study is urged to assess viability and impact.
The Savings Division reports total War Savings Stamps sales in the United States have reached 100 million dollars in seven months. Economists warn that reducing demand is necessary to curb inflation and fund war debts. The campaign urges continued thrift and avoidance of unnecessary purchases to support production.
The Pima County ballot approved a five to one vote for $1.5 million in road bonds, signaling early construction of the Borderland route from Fairbank to Elgin and Sonoita, plus a Benson to Vail segment and a short line to Yuma, promising faster coastal travel. The piece links the surge to pro road sentiment and notes political maneuvering over Wilson's tour and a future election.
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