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Arizona Primaries Mark First Full Voter Expression
Special to The Banner from Phoenix reports Arizona voters, many longtime residents, cast ballots in the first direct primaries ahead of December state elections. Candidates span governor, secretary of state, treasurer, attorney general, and U.S. Senate, with Republicans, Democrats, and Socialists fielding tickets amid activity in Phoenix, Flagstaff, and Bisbee. Prominent aspirants include Wells, Young, Hunt, Weedin, Cameron, Smith, Pickett, Ives, ONeill, Hayden, and Williams, as full statehood shifts power from territorial to state governance.
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Arizona
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New Mexico
Joenix
Judi
Congress
United States
House of Representatives
House
Senate
State Supreme Court
E. W. Wells
Prescott
George H. Young
Dr. H. A. Hughes
George W. P. Hunt
Globe
T. F. Weedin
Florence
P. W. Galentine
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Socialist Party
Ralph Cameron
Flagsta
Horard Smith
Bisbee
Cameron
Smith
Col. H. L. Pickett
Tombstone
Eugene S. Ives
Tucson
Southern Pacific Railroad
Eugene Brady O'Neill
J. S. Robertson
M. A. Smith
H. F. Ashurst
R. M. Ling
E. D. Simonton
E. Johnston
Ualien
John S. Williams
Hisbee
Mulford Winsor
Yuma
Lamar Cobb
Clifton
Carl Hayden