America for Americans attacks anarchists and profiteers
A column argues Americans must suppress anarchists Bolshevists and I W W figures and profiteers who burden the public. It urges strict government action including jail for profiteers and a broad cleanup of the country before year’s end, naming Reds and Bolshevists as threats. It references labor unrest and wartime fears to justify decisive measures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mark Harris
Russia
Ding
Amer Ud
New Dimmer Law Stresses Safer Night Driving
Douglas Dispatch reports Arizona enacts a dimmer requirement for cars starting December 1. The law aims to curb glare from headlights on hills curves and level roads to reduce accidents. Authors argue dimmers should be controlled and used to avert crashes, benefiting both city and rural areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arizona
Nebraska
Douglas Dispatch
Rise in silver revival probes profiteer idea
The article discusses a newly defined profiteer as the man who supplies goods in Western states where silver mining is seen as the chief hope for revival after four years of decline. It frames profiteering around silver-based economic tensions and the outlook for mining communities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Great American Desert
Critics Blast U S Press Over Mexico Coverage
A column rails at American journalism for misrepresenting Mexico amid unrest and the Jenkins case. It cites New York Times maps and Mining and Scientific Press claims, accuses editors of bias, and defends Yaqui history while urging caution and accuracy in reporting regional turmoil.
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Mexico
United States
Jenkins
Puebla
General Angeles
Mining and Scientific Press of
San Francisco
New York Times
California
Felipe Angeles
Boxice
Sonora
Sonera
Pcoland
Germany
Firio Diaz
Southwest
New Y
York
Mexi
Mining and Scientifican Py
Arizona and New Mexico Attract National Advertising
A ACA campaign boosts interest in Arizona and New Mexico with emphasis on natural scenery, Indian pueblos, ruins, canyons, mesas, forests, deserts, mining and farming, and a climate ideal for outdoor life. L Westgard asserts the region’s diverse history and culture offer surpassing tourist appeal across the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arizona
New Mexico
American Automobile Association
D.C
L. Westgard
United States
Townsfolk wary as road venture hits tough odds
In Cochise County a report notes misgivings about a state commission and county records. The audit finds discrepancies after checking county treasurer cash, supervisor records, and commission ledgers. Completion of paving on Sections 24 and 28 is urged ahead of the January 3 opening of the Douglas tib way to Tombstone.
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Orado
Sesah Sniteedo
Stewart Hant
Gertrude Freeman
Betty
Douglas
Ansuro Portugal
Matia Salagat
Josephine
Credes
Potylas
Artenual Commission
Wallace Smith
Board of Superviewrs
Com Mission
Board of Supersivore
Conmales O
Tombstone
Oestino
Work Arizona silver mines activity and ore shipments
The report covers mining operations at Kingman and Chloride with ore shipments from James G eler or Waltspal fountains and 50 percent lead content. New hoisting equipment is being installed at Chloride, Trollis drift near Tuckahoe Shaft shows progress, Home Pastime uncovers rich ore, Finnerson and Mollie Gibson advance hoist installations, and multiple sites report ore extraction and infrastructure upgrades.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arizona
Riksman
James Geler
Tuckahoe
Finnerson
Mollie Gibson
Chloride
Board of Supervisors Call for Federal Action in White City
Cochise County Arizona officials urge federal statutes to remove White City and surrounding area from military command. Letter by Clerk L F Kuchenbec requests swift action to conclude long dispute and yield control to the United States military.
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White City
Board OF Supervisors
Cochise County, Arizona
L. FP. Kuchenbec
Marriage Licenses Continued From Page One
Continued from page one list of marriage licenses includes names and ages of couples from Bisbee Lowell Douglas and Douglas areas. Gertrude Lund 20 wed Lerner 21 Bertie Netherland 18 Dolores Calvi Jo 21 Amelio Saldamando 24 Concepcion Pie Fo 19 Doyal J Hart 1 to Mary Curran 25 Luz Cruz 25 Eliza Mordugno 26 Sebastian Gonzales 29 Maria Nava Ba 40 Hermino Col-
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Page One
Gertrude Lund
Bisbee
BJ. Lernin
Bertie Netherland
Lowell
Carlos Moreno
Dolores Calvi Jo
Doulas
Amelio Saldamando
Concepcion Pie
Douglas
Doyal J. Hart
Mary Curran
Luz Cruz
Eliza Mordugno
Sebastian Gonzales
Maria Nava
Hermino Col
Gold bullion valued higher than coin in postwar market
New York market figures show gold bullion exceeding coin value after the war. Mint data trace yearly averages from 1914 to 1920, while St Louis reports indicate a recent price near 7.80 per 100 pounds as producers offloaded documents. December and early 1920 quarters ranged from 2.75 to 7.90 per 100 pounds, with western shipments fetching stronger prices.
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New York
Bureau of the Mint
St Louis
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Tombstone Epitaph
Giragi Brothers
Tombstone Daily Prospector
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America For
Miami
Sh IY
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China
Indian
India
Europe
Lady Tod
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