Local visitors and politicalCampaign Notes in Duncan
A recap of local and visiting figures in Duncan and Twin Peaks includes Gov Geo Hunt meeting citizens and rallying support, businessmen from Denver and Portland arriving for mining town connections, regional trips by Reed and Beavers, and social events such as a well attended Presbyterian Ladies Aid Thanksgiving dinner with praise for Mrs Awbrey and Gardner Hotel hospitality.
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Presbyterian Church
Ladies’ Aid
Gardner Hotel
Duncan
Awbrey
Republican Rally in Duncan Highlights County Candidates
A Saturday night Republican rally in Duncan drew nearly all county office candidates. Judge J. L. T. Watters presided as supervisor candidate, with Moberly as principal speaker. The crowd praised the nominees and welcomed them, urging support while joking about a partner in voting.
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Duncan
J. L. T. Watters
Moberly
Greenlee County
Sheldon Rally Brings Democratic Strength in Sheldon Valley
Last Monday the Sheldon precinct, a solid Democratic area, hosted a large rally with a banquet for candidates. Voters praised Democratic unity and predicting a straight Democratic result as election returns approach.
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Sheldon
Courthouse Contract Awarded for Greenlee County Seat
A contract has been let for the Greenlee county courthouse to be built on Hill's Flat in South Clifton. An El Paso builder won the bid and will begin work as soon as possible.
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Greenlee County
Hill
South
Clifton
el Paso
Duncan Campaign Rally Draws Big Crowd in Greenlee County
Duncan yesterday hosted a large turnout of Democrats as county candidates spoke to supporters. Notables included Judge Laine for Superior Court, Kane and Whipple for legislature, District Attorney Horton, Sheriff English supporters, and Uncle Ben Crawford praised for Democracy work. The event ended with strong approval for Democratic nominees and a sense of shared purpose.
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Duncan
Valley
L. F. Vaughn
Judge Laine
Laine
Messrs
Kane
Whipple
Democrat Party
E. V. Horton
Horton
Sheriff English
English
Kerby
Ben M. Crawford
Greenlee
Ben
Democrat Rally Draws Crowds in Arizona Campaign
The first major Democratic rally of the campaign featured Senator Mark Smith Governor Hunt and Hon Wiley E Jones drawing a large audience. Jones criticized Ralph Cameron for enacting the Enabling Act to block new voter registration and alleged it would disenfranchise thousands including Mexican and young voters. The piece notes Cameron’s late pro progressive stance and predicts Democratic gains with support from progressive Republicans. John Olney and Miss Mattie Purser are mentioned among locals, with J F Grenholver to lead Salvation Army services and J F Cleaveland visiting Morenci as a former Secretary of State candidate now a Phoenix banker.
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Mark Smith
Hunt
Wiley E. Jones
Jones
Ralph Cameron
Duncan
Cameron
Arizona
Ralph
Old Mexico
Republican Party
Congressional Record
Washington
J. F. Cleaveland
Cleaveland
Morenci
Phoenix
Charges Against Arizona Republicans Stir Phoenix Meeting
A Phoenix political gathering heard public charges against the Republican platform, recall of the judiciary, and Governor Sloan. Critics accuse Taft influence and recall opposition, citing Ralph Cameron and Coconino County fund concerns as part of a reactionary narrative.
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Taft
Sloan
Republica Party
Arizona
National Republican
United States
Ralph Cameron
Judiciary
Coconico County
Coconico
Democrats at Franklin Tonight Rally Heads to Franklin
Democrats visit Franklin for a county candidate event with strong local support and expectations of a warm reception as the party pursues gains in a solidly Democratic area.
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Franklin
Apples on Day-Foster ranch available for orders
Despite rumors, the Day-Foster ranch still has a large supply of apples and will fill orders promptly. Potential customers are advised to phone or visit a representative in town for arrangements.
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Duncan
Foster Ranch
Stand-Pat Patrol Faces Vote Shortage in Arizona Counties
Fragmentary phrase cites insufficient support for a stand-pat ticket in northern Arizona counties. The text notes doubts about electing a third assistant deputy ranger and claims Democratic gains, while referencing the Arizona Constitution amid election chatter.
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Arizona
Ralph Cameron judged by his varied roles and satellites
A report notes Ralph Cameron’s multifaceted life as a sheep herder in the north, prospector and miner in central and southern counties, irrigationist and farmer along the Salt River, miner in Yuma, and statesman in Washington. It suggests his wide dabbling shows he is not master of any single field.
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Ralph Cameron
Noth
Middle
Souther
Salt River
Yuma
Washington
Arizona Votes Ballot to Be Found on Fourth Page
On the fourth page of this issue will be found the official ballot the first state election in Arizona. This may become a rare souvent within a few years. Preserve your paper.
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Arizon
Farm For Sale 85 Acres Near Tow With Water
85 acre farm two miles south of town includes 55 cultivable acres 6 in alfalfa good well water and a new four room dwelling with farm machinery and tools plus 4 work horses 10 shares of water stock and 2 cows. Bargain price and terms available call or write Brothers Duncan Ari.
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Tow
Duncan
Ari
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Joe Fraser
Lordsburg
J. W. Aker
Geo. B. Gamble
Denver
Twin Peaks
Mrs. Busserman
Portland
Oregon
Lee Beavers
New Mexico
Cyrel Busserman
York
Geo. Reed
California
Mr. Reed
Geo. W. P. Hunt
Republican Rally
Democracy and the Constitution
Mrs. Moore
Joe Mullenax
Miss Robinson
Miss Purser
J. E. Casper
Mrs. Adams
Harry Moses
John K. Chilton
Big Smith
Walter Doudna
State
Senate
S. A. Foster
Henry F. Ashurst
Reece M. Ling
Democrat Rally
John Olney
Sam Olney
Mattie Purser
Duncan Schools
Mississippi
J. F. Grenholver
Salvation Army
Watt
Hachita
Democras
Democrats
Taylor’s
Taylor
Yuma Sun
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