Apology Over Comment On Arizona Highway Claim
A Mohave County Miner editor is criticized for a past comparison calling a southwest highway non existent. The piece apologizes to readers and to a noble jackass framing the belief that a southern Arizona road exists and is superior, noting local routes like Tombstone to Tucson. It defends the highway as real and praised by Judge Dooling and others.
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Southwest
Joseph
Mary
Mohave County
Kingman
Arizona
Damon
Tombstone
Zona
Fec
Tieseson
Judge Dooling
Taxes Through the Ages and Modern Burdens
An essay reflects on taxation as ancient as 4500 years, noting both universal dislike and civilizational need. It argues payment of taxes persists despite hypocrisy and loss, while occasional benefits balance the perceived burden.
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Staliogene
Democratic Silence Criticized in Arizona Rhetoric
The Mesa Daily Tribune notes sharp GOP criticism from The Herald of Yuma and Santa Cruz area discussions. It argues Republican policies under Campbell and allies have raised state debt and unemployment while claiming progress and industry, urging skepticism toward official claims.
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Mesa Daily Tribune
Ales Herald
Alds
Herald
Repub
Arizona
Npf
Campbell
the Herald
Republ
Luke McLuk
Santa Cruz
Theo
Farm Labor Plentiful Amid Shifting Rural Work
The article notes farmers face abundant labor supply with farm labor exceeding demand by 13 percent as urban factory competition and labor-saving devices reshape agriculture. It mentions changes in methods reducing hired labor and hints at broader economic reflections on inheritance and social views.
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Department of Agriculture
Radio in the Campaign Shapes Political Speaking
The piece discusses radio as a campaign tool for Republicans and Democrats to reach listeners without crowd interactions. It notes listeners can switch wave lengths to hear rival meetings, and highlights radio as a cost free path to broadcast national committee views and avoid hotel bills or heckling.
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Ienational
Senat
Whyle
Thoratory
Promising Ralphians Face To Face Promises And Radio
The piece discusses voters and politics with a focus on Ralphie and his supporters. It notes the challenge of meeting voters in person and the potential aid radio offers. It also mocks criminals and notes views on co education as an ally of Cupid while wryly mentioning rumors and machines.
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Ralphians
Ralphie
Cameron
Rail Earnings Increase Signal Improved Business Conditions
Earnings of railroads rose sharply in February, with an average 4.57 percent return on valuations, the highest in nearly two years. Total profit reached 47,762,600, reversing a 1921 February deficit. eastern lines led, while southern and western roads improved amid agricultural weakness. A continued upturn could justify rate reductions by the Interstate Commerce Commission as it regains authority.
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Interstate Commercemission
Interstate Commerce Commission
Financial normality invites lower rates and steady loans
The piece notes government action to keep money affordable, with banks offering long term loans at lower rates. It highlights renewed credit for many enterprises and a shift toward conservative financing as competition remains stiff and profits fluctuate.
National Debt and War Expenditures Highlighted in 1917 Report
A 1917 political brief discusses the national debt near 25 billion dollars, down from 1 billion before World War I. Receipts cover only interest and current obligations, with yearly interest matching a large portion of the debt. economists warn a treasury surplus is needed, while calls for federal economy rise as war costs press government finances.
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Wadsworth
Seer
United States
Congress
Treasury
No Grass Skirt Cultural Display Provokes Honolulu Advertiser
The Honolulu Advertiser protests against local advertising that promotes grass skirts and hula dancers as Hawaiian life. It warns such displays misrepresent real culture and urges seeing authentic performances elsewhere. The piece also notes economic recovery for farmers and cites a British stance on Bolshevism tied to recognition.
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Honolulu
Pacific
Johnnie
Inia
Market Street
San Francisco
Bowery
New York
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