British gold production drives policy shift says UK seeks larger output
The British government is pressed to boost gold production to back sterling amid a growing drain of American gold and European payments. Rand Mines output through January 2 1921 shows a sharp rise, signaling efforts to stabilize markets and meet high demand for gold in global trade and finance.
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United States
London
Great Britain
America
Europe
Britain
Germany
France
Tax PLC
Irrigation Bill Faces Referendum Clash Over Arizona Reclamation
The Arizona Gazette attacks opposition to House Bill 83, arguing it safeguards reclamation projects like the Charleston Dam. It urges public backing, notes Cochise County support, and warns that irrigation is essential as mining declines and agriculture grows pivotal for state wealth.
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Pac
Arizona Gasette
North
Molion
Arizona
Gazette
Salt River
Roosevelt
Arizona Reclamation
Bouse
Cochise County
San Pedre Valley
Figtures
Charleston
Ray B. Krebs
Tombstone
Cochise
Pittman Act Saves Mines Donated by Anaconda Plan
The Anaconda Copper Mining Co cites the Pittman Act to proposed mine operations in Butte and Great Falls. They expect silver and gold recovery with electrolysis, enabling zinc processing to fund ongoing work. The plan aims to keep workers employed, support U.S. Treasury silver holdings, and avoid costs to taxpayers.
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Anaconda Copper Mining
John Gillie
Anaconda Companiver
Pittman
United States Mint
Mr. Gillie
Butte
Anaconda
Great Falls
Eomment
England
U.S. Treasury
Cameron's Senate Link Tied to Arizona Bills and Mock Critique
A Prescott Courier piece notes Senator Ashurst and Senator Hayden backed 71 Arizona related bills in the Congressional Record index April 11 to 22, highlighting a federal building and an Arizona judge bill. It mocks Cameron's slower start, suggesting training for big reforms and humorous plans like Stetson hats, while urging readers to reject signing petitions funded to oppose House Bill 83.
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Arizona
Ralph H. Cameron
Cameron
Dempsey
Carpentier
Hats Off to Douglas and the Bankhead Highway Meet
The Douglas Chamber of Commerce and Mines and the citizens of Douglas are congratulated for the successful handling of the Southwestern Bankhead Highway Association meeting. From start to finish it was a satisfactory day with important results, and praise goes to Douglas for the effort.
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Douglas
America's Leadership and the Path to World Peace
A conservative leader argues the United States should lead by example after withdrawing from the League of Nations. He urges disarmament, reduced taxation, and a national program of rehabilitation to restore moral and financial stability, warning against overtaxation and urging peaceful yet effective action.
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America
Moses
League of Nations
Harvey
London
Britain
Atlantic
Pacific
Great Lakes
Gulf
Right and Wrong Across Opinions and Nations
A reflective piece questions how right and wrong depend on viewpoint and authority. It notes society bans some deeds for protection, debates prohibition tariffs and amusements, and discusses contested acts like taking property or seizing territory. The piece emphasizes moral ambiguity and the drag of perspective.
Adopt American Babies
A recent ship brought many European war district babies to port triggering a rush to adopt them. Foster parents lack knowledge of each child’s parentage and history, prompting the view that these waifs should be cared for in their own country. There are many American babies awaiting adoption in local schemes and institutions.
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Europe
Bears and rattlesnakes hinder trains near Corning NY
In the Corning area trains are reportedly held up by bears and rattlesnakes. Observers note lenient enforcement of prohibition in the region. A sharp joke implies personal rivals are supported by family members, reflecting local sentiment.
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Corning
New York
The Only Girl shows in Tombstone and Bisbee locales
A Tombstone Bisbee western two reel feature titled The Only Girl from Border Film Feature Company played to a large crowd after delays. Manager Mile Merrill announced the series aims for clean western stories without blood and the finale across the Continental Divide impressed viewers with dramatic cloud effects. Local director M. Galmes hosted the screening and the company works on Pals as its second film.
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Los Angeles
Mile Merrill
Party
Border Film Feature Company
Bisher
Tombstone Capital
Merrill
Saturday Evening Post
Tombetere
Bisbee
Grant Merrill
Southwest
No Landing Field Delays Tombstone Celebration Plan
Tombstone cannot host a visiting passenger plane for the Ig celebration on July 3 to 5 due to no suitable landing field nearby. Tucson Aviation cites runway length, needing at least 1500 feet for safe landing and takeoff at high altitude. Officials work on alternate features while awaiting a suitable field.
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Tombstone
Tucson Aviation Company
John B. Wright
Wright
WT. Boyd
Boyd
Fairbank
Pengram
Tentaow
Pioneer miner hurt in premature blast at Bisbee mine
Bisbee June 3 W H Cass a pioneer miner was possibly seriously injured about 1245 this morning by a premature blast on the Tim level of the Southwest mine at Bisbee.
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Bisbee
W. H. Cass
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