Flagstaff Hosts Arizona’s Sole Summer Session In Flagstaff
The Arizona Summer Session at the Flagstaff campus unites the University of Arizona and the Teachers College offering undergraduate and graduate work in education science and arts. It draws students from across the United States and abroad and features cabins dormitories meals and affordable living. The campus promotes scholarship moral development and a vibrant alumni network amid Flagstaff’s mountain setting and nearby historic ruins.
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Orpheum Theatre
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Young Men’s Christian Association
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I Once Knew By Dave Adams
A reminiscence about George Moores, head of the copy desk at the Sacramento Union, noting his sharp tongue, stubborn honesty, and long love for journalism despite bitterness toward the world. The piece recalls late nights, respect for the press, and his candid admonitions to editors.
The College of the Peaks and Pines Referred In Lore
Folklore records refer to a landmark institution nicknamed The College of the Peaks and Pines. The phrase appears in regional tales describing a remote educational site tied to mountain communities and pine forests.
Oldtime editor George Carried News With Flair and Whisky
The article portrays George as a seasoned newspaper man who never faltered in using his wit and skill in the newsroom. He persisted in his craft despite Prohibition and liquor challenges, guiding city editors and cop desk colleagues with a deep knowledge of the trade.
Death at hotel room hints at prohibition era case
An oblique report notes a newspaper man named George Kinmi found dead in a hotel room. He had worked on LOS dailies and with New York rags, ending his career near the San Francisco Chronicle copy desk before his death. A half empty pint of prohibition whiskey sat on a chair beside the bed.
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New England
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George’s Battle With Booze Ends His Drinking Streak
George declares his struggle with alcohol and hints at quitting as normalization of Prohibition era drink options falters. He notes the eighteenth amendment looms over him and reflects on rotten booze despite intent to quit.
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Jurors to Receive Study Circulars Next January
Washington August 29 Civil and criminal jurors may begin receiving printed study instructions next January if state Superior court justices approve. The circulars aim to improve juror efficiency and understanding during trials.
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