Benson Arizona Post Date Notice
Arizona entered as second class matter May 12 1906 at the post office in Benson Arizona. Subscription two dollars per year.
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Benson
Arizona
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Newspaper
Benson Signal
Location
Benson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Jul 01, 1916
Page
12
Olney Urges Publicity On State Issues In Signal
Candidate George Olney releases a statement outlining his positions on state polity amid questions about official silence in Phoenix. The piece notes border tensions and a bomb threat possibility, with local calls for calm and remedy.
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George Olney
Signal
National Guard mobilized for border duty across twelve states
States move units toward front with eastern troops en route to Nogales 1500 Connecticut soldiers ordered to Nogales Benson plans Fourth of July festivities inviting neighboring towns to join and celebrate with restraint and patriotism. Coupons offered for piano contest votes while urging dental care for horses with veterinary services available in St. David via Dr Gillett.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brownville
Pacific Coast
Connecticut
Nogales
Benson
Political statement of George A. Olney on taxation and reforms
George A. Olney writes as candidate for Arizona governor outlining tax policy to tax equalization, opposition to special laws for mines, public institution audits, road expansion, live stock protections, and a nonpolitical National Guard. He argues for merit appointments, revenue reform, land settlement, water storage, and lower taxes while promoting majority rule and fair enforcement of laws.
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A. C. Baker
Olney Democratic Club
Maricopa County
Phoenix
Arizona
Elher
Carl Hayden
Parker
Colorado River
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