Mexico plans to restore mints for silver coinage
Restoring abandoned Mexican mints to coin silver is advocated by mining expert Charles Butters. The move aims to boost Mexico’s economy by creating a home market for silver, improving exchange and trade, and increasing income for miners and related businesses. The Nogales Chamber of Commerce plans to engage Provisional President De la Huerta and Obregon, with support from New York financiers and groups handling crop interests.
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Mexico
Charles Butters
Weti Mexico
Nogales
London
Orient
China
India
England
Nogales Chamber of Commie
Butters
Obregon
de la Hureta
Butter
Brewery Sobs Over Losses and Prohibition Pressures
A garbled era note describes brewers and winemakers resisting town bone-dry laws and liquor restrictions. It hints at avarice guiding brands toward oblivion, while public opinion pressures shifts away from dives and toward stricter control of alcohol sales.
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SOB Squad
The Future of Silver in U S Mining
The Engineering and Mining journal weighs silver supply and demand, noting domestic production, potential price stability near $1, the impact of silver coinage retirement, and the likely outcome for American producers. It suggests a fixed price outlook for years with possible gradual cost reductions.
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United States
Europe
United Ut
Alate Perez
Howe
Right to Remain Ignorant Highlighted in Child Labor Study
A report on federal child labor law administration notes widespread gaps in schooling across five states. Many children lack compulsory education, with many allowed to work if uneducated, while continuation schools remain rare. In Cleveland, 2550 pupils were irregularly present, and foreign families often kept children home to interpret for mothers.
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Department of
Cleveland
United States
District of Columbia
Fisher Education Act
Vacationing moms get no break as kids seek fun
An editorial voice of a boy mourns that schools end for children but mothers endure continuous labor and worry during vacations. He notes mothers wake early, cook, wash, and chase after roaming kids, yet celebrate their selfless sacrifice and patience, calling mothers saints whose virtues outlast any vacation.
One Board's Fine Record In Arizona Commission 1917 19
The report reviews Cochise county officials over 1917 to 1919, noting total expenses and a large balance after road building costs. It highlights the efficiency of the commission, naming PV Hodgson William Adam Showman Gardner J Bowen and others, and invites readers to obtain copies in Bisbee or Tombstone.
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Arizona
Way Commission
Cochise County
Aiseworthy
Praeworthy
PV. Hodgson
William Adam Showman
Gardner
H A. Clark
Tombstone
Arizona Summer Resort Vision Faces Rail and Hotel Gaps
A fragmented editorial argues Arizona near Tucson could host a summer resort for campers and vacationers, but lacks accommodations and accessible rail and road promotions. It notes limited hotels and lodging, rail advertising failures, and a preference by some travelers for mountain vacations over coastal retreats.
Two Ron Heard signature drive split across counties
The Arizona Republican notes widespread support in Maricopa but warns the Heard initiative is unfair to other counties. It argues the funds could overwhelm a few areas and cites the seventy five percent law as protection lacking. Forecasts say the measures would be heavily defeated if placed on this fall’s ballot.
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Arizona
Santa Fe
Ron Heard
Maricopa
Republican
Tombstone Sees Silver Panic Quieted and Local Fishing touted
Report notes the silver price panic has passed in Tombstone and mentions fishing at Lake Roose ele. It invites readers to drive directly to the spot the same day, pairing political and sporting phrasing with a call to action.
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Tombstone
Lake Rooseele
Mexican-born man denies U.S. citizenship in draft evader case
Ramon Ozuna, nephew of Mexican war minister General P Elias Calles, says he is not an American citizen though born in Tucson. He was arrested at the international border after being suspected of draft evasion and promised to present evidence within days. Authorities including EV Doyle and Percy Bowden led the operation with help from Immigrational officer Heath at Agua Prieta and Customs.
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Douglas
Tucson
Ramon ‘Ozuna
P. Elias Calles
Ozuba
EV. Doyle
Department of Justice
Percy Bowden
Deina
Frank W. Heath
Immieratela
Agua Prieta
Doyle
Onna
Ta Thenlerat Telata
Heath
Sowlen
Death not due to water in dysentery case girls
Two Maricopa County girls died after dysentery while at St Joseph school in Tucson. The deaths were not caused by typhus or water contamination, per autopsy findings. Etta Burt and Tailes were buried in Phoenix after transport from Tucson. relatives were notified and a deputy sheriff spoke on the case.
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RTL
Tynova
Record Enrollment at Northern Normal in Flagstaff
In Flagstaff on June 25 an enrollment of 300 high school vocational normal and university students marks the largest summer school in the state. Carey E Bowles agricultural supervisor says the program, praised by leading educators nationwide, draws strong numbers and broad participation.
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Flagstaff
Vocaional, Normal and University Tudente
Thie State
Northern Arizona Normal School
Carey E. Bowles
Vocations Educational Department
Bowles
Apply for 3 at once Phoenix mining claims
Mining claimants in Phoenix are urged to file for surveys and patents this year to secure final receipt before year end and avoid annual assessment work. They must apply to the surveyor general now. After survey approval, four days are needed to transmit the original plat to Washington for phototiming and posting. Only about 80 days remain for ground survey, examination, and platting in the surveyor general's office.
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Phoenix
Surveyor General
Washington
Surveyor General's Office
Lee Reappointed to Accountancy Board in Arizona
Phoenix June 25. Governor Campbell reappointed C P Lee to the state board of accountancy for three years, effective after his term expired June 24. Weidler of Prescott and Cuthbert of Douglas also face term expirations in 1821 and 1922 respectively.
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Phoenix
C. P. Lee
Campbell
State Board of Accountancy
Mr. Lee
Charles Weidler
Prescott
H. T. Cuthbert
Douglas
Tucson State University Dormitory Cost Set at 125000
Tucson State University plans a dormitory project with a stated cost of 125000 dollars, outlining funding and scope. Casa Grande plans completion of hotel construction with estimated 100000 dollar budget and timeline details.
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Tucson — State University
Casa Grande
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