Capital or Labor in Tombstone Mining Shift
John H. Davis, four-year superintendent of the Bunker Hill Mines, will leave Dec 1 for a higher post with Phelps-Dodge in Bisbee. The Bunker Hill unit, a Phelps Dodge branch, gains through his leasing strategy and development work, turning past losses into a credit ledger and suggesting harmonious capital labor potential, despite local resistance to change.
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John H. Davis
Bunker Hill Mines Company
Phelps- Dodge
Bisbee
Phelps Dodge
Tombstone
Bunker Hill Company
Jack Davis
Bunker Hill
Tem
Seasors
Jackvis
Ek Davis
Srahim
Deserved Defeat of Amendment 100 Ends Trail Debate
The defeat of Amendment 100 ends the Week-End Trail effort for now though not overwhelmingly. Pinal and Gila counties backed it, while Maricopa taxpayers face the error of support as no federal aid or Blythe to Ehrenburg link existed. Real estate barons only promised on paper to meet Col Wilkinson’s road at Ehrenburg.
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Arina
Pinal
Gila
Maricopa County
Blythe
Ehrenburg
Chamber of Commerce
Col. Wilkinson
Exit Appeal to Reason Ends After Twenty Seven Years
The Appeal to Reason at Girard Kansas ceased publication with the November 6 issue after twenty seven years. The paper linked to socialist crusading notes shifts in middle west politics with Debs era editors and cites changes in support and alignment among La Follette Norris Ladd Borah and other insurgent Republicans.
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Girard, Kan
Appeal
Reason
Billy Sunday
Russia
Middle West
Mississippi
United States
Eugene Debs
Brookhard
Towa
Frazier
North Dakota
la Follette
Norris
Ladd
Borah
Washington
Republican Party
Promises to Yourself and the Sting of Failure
A reflective piece on keeping promises to oneself and the sting of broken commitments. It urges self reliance, determination, and personal accountability, arguing that inner vows carry the greatest responsibility because they depend on no one but the individual.
Amplifiers for Congress in the Washington House
The House installs ceiling horns and a basement amplifier to magnify members voices so the press gallery can hear speeches. The piece argues substance matters more than loudness and urges lawmakers to rise to the new device, noting Capitol Hill oratory has not been notable.
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Congress
House of Representatives
Washington
Capitol Hill
Develop Arizona Dont Drain It Road Plan Doubtful
The Coconino Sun notes a proposed 2 5 million amendment to drain Arizona into California remains controversial. It argues a north south highway from the Grand Canyon is essential, linking northern and southern Arizona before any paved route into California is pursued.
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Arizona
California
Phoenix
Grand Canyon
Soutern Arizona
Orthern Arizona
Coconino Sun
The Village Idiot Sums Up Human Judgment
A village sign offers fifty dollars for a stray horse but the village idiot finds it by imagining where he would go if he were a horse. The piece argues that judging others reveals our own character and condemns or absolves us based on our assumed motives. When we judge, we reveal ourselves.
Pleasing Progress at The Coconino Sun Printing Press
The Coconino Sun in Flagstaff announces a new duplex printing press under Col. Freed Breen. The upgrade doubles daily output, affirming progress and community appreciation for the newspaper.
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Coconino Sun
Flagstaff
Sun
Freed Breen
Arizona
Babying America and the Navy Question
A year old nation fears vulnerability if its navy is reduced under political retrenchment. The editorial argues strong finances and industry cannot substitute naval protection, warning Congress against downgrading defense and urging readiness for potential invasion. It labels attempts to shield policy as congressional incompetency.
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Congress
United State
America
The Worst Strike of All Evervon Bill
An editorial calling to end widespread strikes and restore citizen responsibility. It urges unity, resuming duties, and rejecting special interests, urging readers to be patriotic and uphold the Golden Rule and square deal for all. It critiques division, political lethargy, and calls for practical action.
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National Capitol
Kansas
Southwest
United States
Ames
Cman
Twenty Years From Now Predicts Labor Capital Clash
A speculative outlook warns that without radical improvement in labor capital relations, the nation could face internal strife or war within twenty years. Revolt and discontent may cripple personal safety, inviting foreign threat. The piece urges fair reform for both sides and societal well being.
Uncle Sam To Cut Big Money Melon Jan 1st
The United States government will redeem 1918 war savings stamps on January 1 1923. Postmaster W A Fowler announced that stamps bought for about $4 will mature at $5 each, yielding at least 75 cents or 4 percent compounded quarterly. Owners may exchange 1915 series for treasury savings certificates or cash them in for $5 each, with many likely to swap after January 1.
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Uncle Sam
United States
W. A. Fowler
Treasury Savings
One Legged Hiker Re-Crossing Continent to L A
W G Stebbens traveled from Los Angeles to New York on one leg with crutches and a 70 pound pack. After arriving in New York he began back toward California, arriving in Douglas yesterday on the final hop. He started May 9, 1921 and reached New York early 1922, preferring to camp out and declining city shelter.
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Douglas
Los Angeles
New York
W. G. Stebbens
Metropolis
Stebbens
California
Elty Jal
Death by Own Action Reported In Douglas Woman
Reports say a Seventeenth Street woman attempted death by her own actions yesterday in Douglas. Authorities declined to release her name or details, noting the attempt was not critical and no investigation will be pursued as she is nearly recovered.
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Douglas
Seventeenth Street
Douglas rancher seeks cattle inspector post in district
S A Robertson of the Jovanovich ranch north of Douglas toured the city with Mr Jovonovich of Bisbee to circulate a petition. He plans to present it to the livestock sanitary board after the new year as part of his bid for cattle inspector duties in the district. The petition bears the signatures of Douglas leaders praising his qualifications. OFFICIAL OF NURSE'S BODY PHOENIX NOV 20 The Arizona State Nurses association elected Toesett as 1923 convention city and appointed Rose Benedale president Regina Ald treasurer and Sister Genevieve secretary.
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Douglas
S. A. Robertson
Jovanovich
Central Bridge
Bisbee
Robertson
Livestock Sanitary Board
Nurse's Body
Phoenix
Arizona State Nurses’ Association
Toesett
Rose Benedale
Iheenix
Regina Ald
Tucson
Genevieve
Preslectt
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