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The Modern School emphasizes a larger setting a fireproof plan and modern facilities. It describes airy rooms and expansive windows for light and air with a gymnasium clinic and community center features.
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Newspaper
Tombstone Epitaph
Location
Tombstone, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Oct 31, 1920
Page
4
The Modern School emphasizes a larger setting a fireproof plan and modern facilities. It describes airy rooms and expansive windows for light and air with a gymnasium clinic and community center features.
Panfphlets advocating armed revolution are spreading nationwide as authorities campaign to counter the threat. Government and law enforcement warn the flyers menace and urge vigilance to prevent further distribution.
The article discusses the fragility of monetary metal values, noting silver price pressures and the need for gold production amid production costs. It suggests production must rely on cost-based indices or subsidies, with attention to silver, platinum, and copper futures and potential policy actions.
The piece criticizes Stewart former editor of the Douglas Dispatch for claims that project costs were altered before contracts for a front segment. It describes industry reactions and a public push for profiteering prosecutions, noting coal dealers shifting to a general house cleaning amid promises of action.
A fragmented discussion argues for restoring silver as a monetary anchor while urging continued gold backing. Proposals include federal tax shifts, silver certificates, and restoring confidence in silver while maintaining gold reserves and fiat notes.
A heated discussion centered on a Highway Commission bill and a County Division bill. Proponents argued for changes while opponents urged defeat citing fiscal and regional impacts.
The piece reports Worsley breaking with the Democratic ticket to back the Republican attempt in Arizona. It asserts Democrats stand solid, while Worsley’s move is seen as political maneuvering unlikely to sway independent voters.
Ambiguous political climate fuels worker anxiety as elections approach. The verse hints at ongoing labor struggle and expectation of continued toil regardless of who wins. No clear candidate or outcome is stated.
In this column the Perri Miner weighs Ralph Cameron and his bid for the United States Senate. It argues Cameron is an earnest candidate with eastern ties and high ambitions yet notes Arizona voters may not favor a non resident. it questions his ability to represent Arizona and cites party dynamics and past support.
A short reminiscence on tidying assorted tools and equipment after theft fears and weather wear. Advice touches oiling parts, inspecting small repairs, and storing items safely for next season.
The misspelled and garbled text references a proposed Community Division paving the way to a new county and quotes figures about oil shipments and labor leaders. It mentions Mark Smith and Sammel Gompers in a praise and political context, implying labor support for Smith in an upcoming election.
A chaotic ترجمة of market chatter cites 35,000,000 ounces of silver this year amid shifting prices and speculative activity centered on Shanghai. The text references Chinese repatriation, price movements around 102.00, India tensions, and forecasts from officials in Brussels and Paris, noting recent world output around 142,000,000 ounces and potential fixed-price discussions.
Parrie Kelly of Phoenix pleaded guilty before a U S commissioner to wearing the United States Army uniform without authority or membership. He was bound over to the United District Court and held in the county jail on $25 bond. The case notes a company operating with a capacity of ten bearing every 24 hours.
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