Copper market trends in week of price and demand
Copper prices ranged from 12 1 8 to 13 3 4 cents delivered with forward sales up to next June and potential full year 1922 production. Export demand remained good to Europe and the Orient while China and India bought modestly. The market’s strength shortened the time to resumption of production as copper prices attracted buyers despite speculative shifts in London.
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Oner
Europe
Orient
China
New York
London
Rupe
Copper and Silver Mines Warn of War Time Economy
Historical notes warn that silver and copper mining in the West face wartime shifts toward a bimetallic standard as paper currency grows. Copper production expands for household use while substitutes vie for markets, and mining hopes rise for postwar revival despite drought and farming pressures.
PARDONABLE AT THAT
Two men argued in a heated exchange while bystanders watched. One man claimed a parley with a public figure, challenging the other to name him, and the second man pressed for the name in a tense moment.
Mail clerk Inderlied Captures Notorious Robber
Herman Inderlied, a mail clerk, subdued a notorious bandit later identified as Renner after a struggle, seized the gun, pinned the robber, and held him until police arrived, earning a $7,000 reward and praise for bravery amid a weary nation’s mail robbery woes.
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Herman Inderiied
Rener
Vo Inderlied
Save the Deer Urges Immediate Deer Protection in Arizona
The Verde Copper News calls for an emergency ban on deer shooting in 1922 to prevent rapid species extinction. It argues that legal and illegal hunting, plus autos, threaten Arizona’s remaining deer and urges the state game warden to declare an emergency and halt the open season.
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Verdes
Dee
Arizona
United States
America
Verde Copper
Prochaska
Verde Copper News
Liberty bonds show steady rise toward par value
The rise in Liberty bonds prices signals improving business conditions and financial stabilization. Whether or not one holds bonds, higher quotations reflect growing confidence and a trend toward economic steadiness. Those who sold bonds to invest elsewhere may regret the move as government securities regain appeal.
Investors warned against European securities offers
The federal department of commerce cautions U.S. residents about investing in foreign securities payable in depreciated currencies and promising large returns. Hoover warns these assets from northern and central Europe are risky, unlikely to quote at par, and better kept in safer, locally watched investments.
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Federal Department of Commerce
United States
Europe
Hoover
Pima County weighs bonds for Tucson to Yuma road
Pima County voters consider issuing more bonds to complete the Tucson Ajo Yuma road. Groups across the county mostly endorse the plan, with Ajo split over favoring a Phoenix Ajo route project. Support cites federal aid, quick returns, and protecting existing investments, while critics urge timely action while conditions are favorable.
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Pima County
Chamber of Commerce of
Ajo
Pitha County
Reinstatement of Joseph Conway At Arizona University
The administrative committee of the college approved restoring senior law student Joseph Conway after expulsion for insubordination. Judge Pattee noted the decision and the broader campus and public reaction, including prior executive action by R von KleinSmid to grant credits, while urging a measured, democratic outcome.
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Joseph Conway
University of Arizona
R. von KleinSmid
Conway
Ife
Pima County
Con
von KleinSmid
Arizona
Pattee
Iesa
Bishee
Shall We Ever Know Mortimer Brown Photograph Tease
Fragmentary OCR hints at a prose piece about Mortimer Brown of New York and a prohibition era test of a concealed photograph in a conspiratorial setting. The garbled text references a zenith of a band, hanging a framed image, and testing limits in a prohibitive era.
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Mortimer Brown
New York
Special session in January to address state debt
Prescott Courier notes the state legislature will convene in January after the governor passed the buck due to mounting debt and lack of funds for operating expenses. The piece questions the wisdom of avoiding a demanded special session last summer and mocks various trendy notions and social ideas.
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State Legitute
Prescott
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