Pneumonia Major Cause of Death in Arizona Last Year
A Board of Health report shows 6607 total Arizona deaths in the year ending December 31, with 1987 from pneumonia and influenza. Pneumonia was the leading single killer, driven by influenza and early illness in children, urging better care, feeding, and clothing for children to prevent outbreaks.
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What Is a Fair Profit and Who Defines It
The text debates defining a fair and reasonable profit amid fears of unjust gains. It argues no clear standard exists among Congress, judiciary, or agencies, and predicts varied answers from business leaders and consumers unless a authoritative profit metric is established.
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New Auto License Tax Law Amended In Arizona Statutes
The amended Motor Vehicle Law requires applicants for licenses and plates to file a county statement confirming the current year personal property tax on the motor vehicle is paid. It also mandates a statement showing real estate secured within the applying county. All conflicting acts are repealed by the act.
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City Officials Enforce Traffic Ordinance With Vigilance
City Marshall Porter McDonald and Police Judge A Wentworth vow strict enforcement of the new traffic rules. They argue rules are needed on wide streets and highways to prevent accidents and protect public safety.
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US Department of Agriculture to inspect horse meat for human food
Congress authorized a new meat inspection regime for horse meat and products. The 1920 amendment funds inspections, aims to open markets domestically and abroad, and requires separate handling from other animals. Labels must read horse meat or horse meat products with state origin. The program hinges on feed availability and demand for leather and meat.
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Fordham Medical School Faces Closure Over Costs
A historical note warns of a doctor shortage tied to rising education costs and potential suspension of Fordham University’s medical department in New York City. The piece argues the need for physicians remains urgent and urges opportunities for aspiring medical students despite financial barriers.
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The Pot That Melts Army Melting Pot Amid New Enlistments
The army cites a melting pot effect as it builds a diverse volunteer force. More than 100000 men have enlisted, with over two thirds recently discharged from the army, demonstrating strong regard for military service among native and foreign born recruits.
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The Western Highways Builder Debuts With Road Focus
A new periodical titled The Western Highways Builder launches its first volume as a bi monthly issue focusing on the eleven western states. It boasts high grade illustrations and rapidly growing subscriber list on western road work issues. The piece notes Wilson's congressional address links high prices to nationwide rascality.
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Connersville Faces Home Building Challenge and Prices
Connersville leaders study housing cost myths and wholesale methods to lower building expenses. The plan emphasizes practical, economical home construction, avoiding inflated prices and overcrowding while improving moral and living conditions.
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READY MADE CITIZENS AND MIGRATION LIMITS
A discussion on migration influences and the status of children born to Japanese residents. The text notes tensions with California and local authorities, questioning birth certificates and naturalization timelines for these families and their descendants.
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Roads and Prosperity in the Nation's Future
An editorial compiles views on good roads as essential for postwar growth, linking producer and consumer via faster distribution. It argues bad roads waste resources, urges federal and local action, and contrasts road needs with resistance to broader reforms including international issues. It also includes commentary on work ethic and leadership.
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