Copper Queen plant to get million dollar expansion
Phelps Dodge Corp will invest about 1 million dollars in new construction at the Copper Queen smelter in Douglas Arizona. Plans call for a preparation plant costing over 750000 dollars and an anode plant exceeding 150000 dollars plus smaller additions. Work starts immediately with parts contracted and other portions by day labor.
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Douglas, Ariz
Phelps Dodge Corporation
Copper Queen
Phelps .Dodee Corporation
The Greatest Catastrophe of 1928 Traffic Toll
A columnist argues that the 1928 automobile traffic fatalities, numbering over 27,000 with nearly a million injured, show a national failure to act. Despite safer cars and better tech, comprehensive legislation and highway expansion are needed to prevent future deaths.
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Perjury in Our Courts Faces Growing Criticism
The Outlook cites Milton Mackaye arguing perjury permeates civil and criminal trials as witnesses can be hired to lie under oath. Indictments and convictions are rare, juries reluctant, and prosecutors slow to act. Radical legal reforms are deemed necessary, though distant, leaving society to endure and protest.
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Milton Mackaye
Mackaye
The immortality of the hen is proven by the fact
A compact quip notes the immortality of hens by claiming her son never sets in this witty observation. It plays on language to express an old joke about poultry and time. The line emphasizes perpetual labor or presence through a pun on setting sun.
Douglas Dispatch and related Arizona press history noted
The piece traces the Douglas Dispatch origin from 1902 owners ALT Banta J M Dorr James Wood J N Kinsey Major George H Kelly and management shifts to 1909. It highlights Adams Breen Spear as a quartet of rival editors and the paper’s metropolitan makeover amid tobacco and Scottish Irish rivalries. A Milwaukee survey shows newspapers remain the most influential ad medium with 83 percent praising ads for price and quality comparison.
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Arizona Press
Fred S. Breen
Cocornino Sun
J. W. Spear
Arizona Republican
Marquette University College ‘of Business Administration
Johnson
Local firm awarded exclusive Sargon agency in city
Central Drug Co has secured exclusive agency rights for Sargon and Sargon Soft Mass Pills in the city and surrounding section. The firm recently received a large shipment of these medicines as demand surges nationwide with sales in Los Angeles San Francisco Minneapolis Saint Paul Kansas City Memphis Atlanta and more reaching hundreds of thousands of bottles.
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Sargon Laboratories
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Los Angeles
San Francisco
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Twin Cities
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St. Paul
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Memphis
Atlanta
Tor Sargon
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Central Drug Co
New Newspapers Ride Crest of Advertising Growth
A recent Albuquerque Journal survey shows iNewspapers riding a crest of advertising strength. Media outlets report expanding ad revenues, shifting audience engagement, and rising digital ad share across platforms.
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Albuquerque Journal
Washington letter on Democrat party leadership and Hoover era issues
The Washington letter surveys the Democratic Party's state under new executive Shouse, noting the party's efforts to stay cohesive between campaigns. It highlights Shouse's hard work on Memorial Day, questions party unity, and discusses farm policy, Hoover measures, and Republican discipline as context for the party's future.
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NEA
Ashington
Democratic Party
Washington
Jouett
Shouse
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Mr. Shouse
Experience Counts Would-be Contributor Exchange
A dialogue from a weekly telegraph mocks a writer who offers a manuscript after a year. The editor questions the value of returning the submission after prior rejection, noting the author has already gained a year of experience.
Hoover Silent On Prohibition During Law Enforcement Charge
Fragmentary text notes President Hoover did not mention prohibition in a speech to a new law enforcement commission. Menu of names appears garbled with references to Michel Walker Willebrandt resigning as assistant attorney general and Mabel quitting, raising questions about motive. The piece hints at hidden forces and cleverness shaping national and state laws.
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Prohibition
New Law Enforcement Commission
Michel Walker Willebrandt
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Mabel
Episcopals Open 10 Day Arizona Summer School
In Prescott Arizona bishop Walter Mitchell leads the fourth annual Arizona Episcopal summer school for religious education with Episcopalians from all sections of the state attending. Phoenix state board of education abolishes the office of director of vocational education.
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Prescott
Ariz
Walter . Mitchell
Ihew Arizona
Arizona
Episcopal
Phoenix—State Board of Education
Women to enter transcontinental air derby in Cleveland
About 32 women will enter a 2200 mile air derby from Cloverfield Santa Monica to Cleveland covering eight days starting August 26. Two plane classes are used 110 hp or less and 110 to 250 hp. Each pilot must care for her plane and hold at least 100 hours of flight time.
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Floyd J. Logan
Cloverfield
Santa Monica
Calif
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