A Man's Rare Opportunity As Champ Clark Leads
The Lawson Review editorial argues Champ Clark will lead Democrats in the new House and shape tariff policy with potential to become president. It warns the party must stay true to pledges to avoid defeat as powerful interests press for self serving gains. Clark’s success hinges on party discipline and public trust.
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Lawson Review
Champ Clark
House of Representatives
Conservator
Democratic Party
United States
Congress
House of Representative
Ford
Clark
Stephens-Lewis Nuptials Run Farm Home in Arizona
Last Sunday afternoon at the Williams home L B Stephens married Katie Lendis in a ceremony led by Bishop Nation. The groom, a longtime Arizona farmer, and the bride, a Alabama native, were praised for their virtues and will reside on a Greenlee area farm. A wedding feast followed with many presents and attendees listed, including J L T Watters, Tom Williamson, and Bishop Nations.
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Dave Willams, Jr
L. B. Stephens
Katie Lendis
T. J. Nation
Imer J. Howard
E. W. Taylor
Arizona
Greenlee
Graham
Secre
Stephens & Vaughn
Franklin
Duncan
Williams
Roosevelt Club Founded by Kibby and Heard
A Roosevelt Republican club was launched here by former Governor Joseph H Kibby and Dwight B Heard. The group aims to be statewide and urges members to use all honorable means to secure Roosevelt’s nomination for the presidency.
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Joseph H. Kibby
Dwight B. Heard
Roosevelt
Health officials tour route in record Clifton dash
Good Road Good Time reports Health Superintendent Dr Burtch and District Attorney Horton traveled from Clifton to our area by car in 2 hours 45 minutes along the new Duncan Clifton road. They left Clifton shortly after a train departed and reached here shortly after the train arrived.
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Dr. Burtch
Horton
Clifton
Duncan-Clifton Road
McAlister Wins Licenses Case In Hurley Saloon Dispute
Judge Collin Neblett rules in favor of McAlister after a probate clerk refused a saloon license, stating the Hurley town limits were unclear and the saloon sat outside proper bounds. The Chino Company contends the building lies beyond Hurley limits. a possible appeal or further action may follow.
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Collin Neblett
Sixth Judicial District
Joe McAlister
Hurley
Chino
Hawkis
Chino Company
McAlister
Chino Holdings
Neblett
Waddil
Deming
Chino People
Coreny S ‘Aloon
le Minins Company
Chine Company
The Count Is Finished In Arizona State Election
The Phoenix canvassing board finishes the count for the first state election. The President's proclamation is expected hourly after February 3 as the result is sent to Washington to proclaim Arizona a state.
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Phoenix
Washington
Arizona
Smoot proposes loosening public land laws to curb emigration
In Washington on January 24 Senator Smoot introduced a bill in the Senate to liberalize public land laws. The plan reduces required residence on homesteads from five years to three and allows homesteaders to be absent from their claim for six months each year.
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Washington
Canada
Smoot
Senate
Niffin Secures Lease on Apache Box Mines
John Niffin and partners secure a lease on the Apache Box mines from the Clear Lake interests. The 90 day lease enables rapid development work, with Niffin previously linked to Col. Bean interests and anticipated startling developments in the mine project.
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John Niffin
Apache Box
Niffin
Clear Lake
Col. Bean
Scarlet Fever Quarantine Closes Town Schools
County health officials led by Dr Burtch and Dr Moore report several Scarlet Fever cases. A red flag was posted and a strict quarantine ordered. Public schools were closed last Thursday and will remain shut for at least a week or longer if needed.
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Burtch
Moore
Briley
Polk's Endorsement At Missouri Democratic Convention 1910
The state Democratic convention chaired by Champ Clark unanimously adopted a platform praising a leader described as conservative in administration and progressive in policy. It lauded his work as Circuit Attorney of St. Louis and Missouri governor for reform, pledging hearty support for his presidential nomination in 1912.
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Vention
Champ Clark
St. Louis
Missouri
Nocracy of
Prestiain
W. “Polk
Farm for sale or exchange near Duncan on Gila river
Patented land acres with cultivation and ditch access five miles above Dun e on the Gila river. Five room dwelling and good water. On the Silver City road, a potential national highway. Priced at 6000 cash or exchange for cattle at range prices. Inquiries to L. F. Vaughn Duncan.
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Gila River
Silvr
L. F. Vaughn
Duncan
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Loyal Order
J. L. T. Watters
Tom Williamson
Dave Williams
W. T. Gale
Ara
Carl
James Gale
Garnett Gilliland
Bishop
Nations
Messrs
J. M. Dudley, Jr
B. R. Lanneau
J. C. Page
Homer J. Howard
Kirk Moyers
Don Moyers
Dee Crawford
J. C. Slater
M. A. Clouse
W. F. Moyers
Jas. V. Parks
J. M. Dudley
Grandma Morris
Jane
Hazel Chase
Ruby Moyers
Vinnie Merrell
Laura Gate
MC Xenci
J. W. Aker
Arizona Roosevelt Club
Kibby
el Paso Herald
Steaders
Olk
Democratic Con
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