Economist critique of Geneva talks on postwar world economy
The London Economist argues that a return to prewar economic conditions is impossible due to global industrial expansion and a shift in production away from Europe. It notes the United States has become a major exporter, accelerating world deindustrialization and allowing European recovery, while triangular trade helps creditors liquidate.
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United States
Plea for Support of Sportsmen Show and Caine Protective Association
The article urges continued and broadened backing for the Caine Protective Association as it expands beyond arms maker sponsorship. It notes past support from manufacturers helped fund conservation work but shifted as membership grew, calling on sportsmen and conservation-minded readers to sustain the association’s sound policies for America’s wild life restoration.
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Increased yield drives longer term crop production gains
Agricultural economist LB O Weitz of the USDA notes a forty year rise in yield per acre for corn, wheat, oats, and potatoes, with gains concentrated in the northwest. Since 1883, yields climbed 18, 15, 14, and 40 percent respectively, while combined acreage grew about 50 percent and production 77 percent.
Babson warns debt habit could spark next business panic
Roger W. Babson told the Chicago Association of Commerce that unchecked debt risks another slump and cautioned that the forthcoming panic would be driven by Bootleg banking.
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Roger W. Babson
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Arizona Supreme Court rule on gasoline tax legality
The Arizona Supreme Court held gasoline tax allocations are valid with funds split between the state treasury and counties. It ruled portions may be spent by the state highway department while the 10 cent vehicle tax and 25 percent fund face ongoing questions. The decision prompts likely action from Governor Hunt and debate over highway department financing ahead of 1928 elections.
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Arizona Descriptions and Film Salary Cuts Draw Spotlight
A discussion critiques Arizona’s desert imagery in media and notes Hollywood salary cuts. The piece cites misperceptions of Arizona from the East and West, mentions Santa Fe wreck near Flagstaff, and laments Phoenix readers’ views on film paycuts affecting local audiences.
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Winslow Health Board Adopts New Milk Ordinance
The Winslow City Council recently adopted a milk ordinance to ensure milk safety. The article outlines proper milking practices, sanitary handling, and required cleanliness for milkers, cows, and equipment, with enforcement by the Winslow Board of Health and City Health Officer.
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Scrapping of Haines and crowd views in St Louis roadster
A busily reading crowd in St Louis gathered around a silver gray roadster of Haines. The scene contrasted with notes on world topics including a Dutch professor on population and mentions of Chiang Kai-shek and war in China.
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St. Louis
Chiang
Chang
China
Third Term Strain Tests Coolidge Getaway
Washington letter analyzes Republican support for Calvin Coolidge's renomination amid talk of a split at the party convention. Conflicting views from insiders warn of a potential fight if a challenger presses a bid, risking the Third Term Limited if he appears vulnerable.
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Republican Railroad
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Milk production guidance from health officer
Health officer Joen R. W. Ales states preservatives are unnecessary in milk when production follows outlined methods. The guidance emphasizes safe handling and standard practices for dairy suppliers and consumers.
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Joen R. W. Ales
Hash Asks Supreme Court Referee for Disarmament Case
Hash requests the Arizona Supreme Court appoint a special referee to take testimony in the disarmament proceedings filed by the Arizona State Association. Vivian Leonidas, Hash’s attorney, says the answer admits the accusation of a prior federal conviction in Charleston West Virginia for using the mails to defraud but denies it is a felony under Arizona statute.
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