Supreme Court and Tombstone discuss constitutional power
A narrator from Tombstone and others debate the Supreme Court’s reach over presidential plans and congressional laws. A citizen reads the Constitution aloud, arguing the Court can overrule but often agrees with him, while noting constitutional limits and the role of both branches.
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Supreme Court
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Yellville
Tombstone
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Geneseo
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Supreme Court of the United States
The Sam Browne Belt Returns to Uniform Trousers
The article notes the Sam Browne belt, a leather waist adornment once common with British and American uniforms, fell out of use after World War I but is being welcomed back for its utility and smart appearance. It mentions officers in France and the U.S. adopting it, and references Gen. John Perishing’s orders ending its Atlantic spread. The piece frames its revival as a desirable restoration of a practical uniform item.
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America
France
United States
Atlantic
Sam Browne
A War Built Industry and Labor Views
The piece argues that during wartime import cuts, the United States built a domestic dye industry now producing dyes, employing many and paying wages. It notes 92 firms, higher wages, and cheaper domestic production, crediting war for learning capabilities rather than creating the industry. It also comments on labor sentiment and Gompers’ victory shaping union conservatism.
War’s True Cost Rebuttal From Writers’ School
A faction of writers argues that wars yield no real gains while causing widespread destruction. They insist war destroys lives, property, homes, and morals, and any gains are negligible beside the losses.
Tombstone Prospector wireless plant praised by Patagonian
The Santa Cruz Patagonian lauds the Tombstone Prospector for leading Arizona papers with a large wireless installation that can listen in and send news up to 500 miles. It notes editorial management by the Giragi Brothers and recalls the camp’s old-time newspaper era.
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Tombstone
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Tombstone Prospector
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Grading of Produce Affects Honest Farmers And Shippers
The article discusses graded produce as a protection against dishonest packing. It explains how standard grading helps buyers trust quality, deters cheaters who mix poor and first class goods, and benefits both growers and consumers through cooperative marketing and fair pricing.
Prices drop after soldiers' group pressure in Italy
An organization of former soldiers pressured local tradespeople in Tome, forcing prices down by an average of 40 percent overnight. The piece notes a cautious stance toward the militant spirit, suggesting a mild, wholesome scare can benefit some people.
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Italy
Tome
Farmers Rally Over Middleman Profits On Big Harvest
A respected Chicago financial writer reports farmers in the Midwest are angry at middlemen for taking a large share. Despite this, they keep working toward a big crop as harvest season nears.
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Middle West
Chicago
Reformers and Clara Harmon stir film censorship debate
The Los Angeles Says reports Women of the Middle West back Mrs Jac as reformers push to curb films. Clara Harmon allegedly plans to present her to inflame domestic life, while Chicago women vote to oppose a will lead a national movement against film industry. Harmon is described as a determined reform advocate, with mixed views on censorship and industry impact.
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Clara Smith Hamon
Los Tributors
Clarawon
Clara Smith Harmon
Los Angeles
Middle West
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Harmon
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Alara
International Reform Bureau
Eudbh Hane
Norhiragdo
New Education Center in Global Student Exchange Era
A fragmented report notes a shift in education as American students receive large funds for study abroad while international youths seek opportunities at a growing education center. The piece highlights the changing landscape of global learning, national influxes, and evolving classroom exchanges.
Independent Women and Dressmaking Trends Narrated
A fragmented public account discusses actresses and fashion, noting women sewing their own gowns to save costs as materials and dresses rise in price. It hints at a shift in attire, with commentary on mothers and households adapting to clothing expenses and patterns.
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Wormer
Music figure dictates songs amid quiet recital
A fragmented note records a music figure directing singing and song choices in a calm session. The incomplete text hints at a structured recital with emphasis on vocal performance and emotions.
Williamson Valley Farms company to sell stock
Willamson Valley in Yavapai county plans an agricultural district with a packing home creamery and livestock business as key adjuncts The Williamson Valley Farms company seeks stock sales approved by the Arizona corporation commission
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Williiamson Valley Farms Company
Artroca Corporation
Comentssion
Navajo County
Arizona Corporation Commission
Wrecking Delays Arizona Eastern Passenger at Fort Thomas
Wrecking of a freight train on the Arizona Eastern near Fort Thomas yesterday evening delayed the northbound passenger, which did not reach Fort Thomas until 9:35, one hour and twenty five minutes late.
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Arizona Eastern
Fort Thomas
Extension work resumes in Douglas under W. Cook
The county demonstrator office is reestablished in Douglas with W. B. Cook as director of extension work in Arizona. Grace Ryan has returned from Saf ford and previously led the section temporarily.
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W. 3. Cook
Arizona
Grace Ryan
Safford
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