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Newspaper
Tombstone Epitaph
Location
Tombstone, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Feb 12, 1922
Page
4
A Canadian journal argues that Genoa in March could present remedies for a faster rise of European currencies to gold standard parity. It notes Canada’s export reliance on European purchasing power and urges constructive, lawful measures approved if they enhance stability.
A historical analysis of silver demonetization and its impact on currency. It discusses production costs, government acts like the Pittman Act, and the shifts in silver availability in Britain, India, China, and Europe. The piece notes potential bullion releases, debt implications, and the emergence of a Shanghai mint to stabilize Chinese money.
The return of George W. P. Hunt, former governor, to Phoenix signals a major welcome by Democrats and citizens alike. The reception reflects pride in his past service and anticipation of his continued influence, with business and community leaders preparing a cordial homage to the prominent Arizona figure.
Bisbee Review reports discontent over the appointment of Lyman Hays to the Miner seat. Republicans balk at a nontraditional candidate while Hays resists party machine control, raising questions about party unity and the appointee’s independence.
Paul Farmer recalls teaching at a school with poor discipline. She invited mothers to a meeting, forming a mothers club to meet biweekly. Parents listened to students, reviewed work, and encouraged better reading, spelling, and papers. The school tone improved as students applied themselves.
A quotation from Bits, London urges perseverance under ridicule and hardship. It champions loving enemies, steady progress toward goals, and unselfish sacrifice to support family and dependents.
Senator Cameron opposes removing Kiabab Plateau from public use and creating The President's Forest. The piece critiques Emerson Hough and Stephen Mather, arguing federal agencies overextend control of Arizona lands and threaten desert areas and local access.
The Arizona Silver Belt discusses party conference plans contrasting Democratic and Republican methods. It argues Democrats favor nonmandatory delegates who advise on platforms, preserving direct voter primaries for candidates, while critics say primaries limit party councils and the public’s campaign program access. The piece likens this to reviving old town meeting ideas for broader grassroots democracy.
The Prescott Courier reports Cochise county officials clash with the state engineer over a 125000 deficit in the 75 percent fund. The engineer says he has corrected it while supervisors insist the issue remains unresolved. A phony mystery surrounding a “mystery house” is mentioned as part of the controversy.
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