Home Industry in Home Mill Sparks Valley Stand
In Graham County a local editor argues for buying home flour over mail order and Colorado imports. A farmer with 100 acres of wheat backs the home mill, noting it supports local jobs and keeps money circulating in the valley. He urges residents to favor locally milled Belle flour over Colorado brands.
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Graham Guardian
Safford
Graham
Nouthern Samls
Colorado
Coley
Oklahoma
Tor Meney
Ill Valley
Too Bad Even for Germany in His Ny
Fragmentary wartime rhetoric questions general conscription of labor in a Thai country and fears such a policy would trap youth for 15 months under onerous industrial service. It contrasts rosy promises with harsh realities, warning of loss of liberty and the threat to civilization.
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Mathias Erzbe
Germany
Aries
The Silver Situation in World Markets
A wary analysis notes India shifting from gold to silver due to limited silver supply from England, with London markets unsettled by direct silver shipments from China. The piece argues that US Mexico and others could push commodity prices higher, potentially shifting global trade power away from England as India and China seek higher priced silver for business.
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India
London
Janeiste O
Indi
China
Eneland
United States
Mex
England
Coal shortage warning over production and stockpiling
Warning of a coal shortage as current output is limited to half of normal, industries deplete reserves, and shortages loom in winter. Advocates storage and prudent planning by mines and dealers to avoid price spikes and fuel scarcity.
Immigrants for Farms Plan Faces Mixed Reception
The article discusses distributing new immigrants to farms amid support and concern. It notes farm labor needs and financial aid offers while stressing care for existing farmers and the re adjustment period. It references international views on rebuilding railways and suggests past immigrant labor helped build rails.
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Cs OT
Unfair to Newspapers and Public Discourse
A fragmented critique argues that state bureaus push weekly and monthly papers to crowd country outlets with propaganda and ads, starving local presses while banks merchants and manufacturers back their own papers. The piece touches on passport rules at Nogales and a quip about deception in society and women’s views on disarmament.
Women push for disarmament from statesmen council
A committee of forty eight women from each state urges world disarmament and plans to leverage influence to end war. They argue women oppose war though their sons may fight, nursing the wounded and aiding the sick, while seeking more tolerable life for all. The president’s support could shape the movement as definition of policy nears.
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Inen
Hecau
Friends of Peace
Thront
Dele
Main Street critique by Sinclair Lewis sparks town debate
The author Sinclair Lewis describes small town life as dull and provincial critiquing modern pretensions. Readers across the country weigh his sharp assessment of Main Street and American towns amid conflicts over literary standards.
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Sinclair Lewis
Main Street
New York
Mr. Lewis
Howe
Political Prisoners and Loyal Citizens Debate Amnesty
A contested view argues against granting broad amnesty to wartime offenders. The piece cites President Harding’s April 7 remarks and stresses that regardless of release, those convicted remain branded as disloyal, affecting calls for political reconciliation and license retention.
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Harding
United States
CARE WITH POISONS AND CHILDREN SAFETY
A letter warns that careless disposal of bichloride of mercury tablets endangers children who may mistake them for medicine. It urges immediate destruction of unused poisons, proper storage, and burning or sewer disposal to prevent tragic accidents.
Man Sues for Divorce Over Wife’s Temper in New Jersey
A New Jersey man files for divorce claiming his wife’s temper endangers his mental and physical well being. The unusual language hints at a dated, possibly satirical note about social norms and court actions.
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New Jersey
Date Set for Hanging of Nachin Martin in Arizona
Supreme Court sets June 10 for the execution of Nachin Martin at the state penitentiary. The case stems from a death sentence upheld by Judge Sweeney of the Yavapai County Superior Court after an appeal. Details recount the 1919.finds and a sequence of investigative leads, with involvement of local officials and a planned Cochise County delegation to a highway convention in Alabama.
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Nachin Martin Phoenix
Nachin Martin
State Penitentiary
Supreme Court
Yeater
Martin
Sweeney
Yavapale Ty
Superior Court
Justine Baker
Deater
Joh
Emalt de Stealer
Conan
Rusiieer
Sidemyth
Douglas
Alabama
Greenboro
S.C
Smyth
Cochise
Bo Wart
Ivenous
Hart
Towrd
CAPT HOATSON IN BISBEE MISHEE
Capt Thomes Hoatson director of Calumet and Arizona Mining arrived from Calumet Michigan to attend the annual meeting of stockholders and directors in Warres on April 11. He described mine purchases, and his brother St James Hoatson, now in Hollywood, noted the Michigan acquisition from Martin Costello of Tombstone.
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Mishee. Apel
Thomes Hoatson
Calumet and Arizona Mining Company
Yeeday
Calumet Michigan
Warres
Moatson
St. James Hoatson
Hollywood
Calif
Ney
Michigan
Martin Costello
Tombstone
Douslas
Donetas
Risten
Wood Alcohol and Pink Soda Overpowers Local Mexicans
Disbee Apr 5. Wood alcohol mixed with pink soda water overpowered Morales and Antonio Escoval. They were jailed yesterday by Deputy Sheriff Gibson. The pink drink produced an opaque pink liquid with a pronounced kick that proved too strong for their stomachs. Police confiscated the beverage.
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Disbee
Morales
Antonio Escoval
Gibson
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