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Newspaper
Duncan Arizonian
Location
Duncan, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Jul 26, 1911
Page
2
Lorimer Questioned Over Third Degree Inquiries
Territorial institutions debate prompts scrutiny of Senator Lorimer. Tucson penitentiary and Florence industrial reform discussion frame a broader inquiry into accountability and reform measures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tucson
Florence
Benson
Senator Lorimer
Cannon in this Congress is no bigger than a toy pistol
A lighthearted remark contrasts the size of a ceremonial cannon with a toy pistol, highlighting the discrepancy between grand rhetoric and modest hardware in a political setting. The line underscores skepticism about grandiose displays in legislative affairs.
Champ Clark Pushes Bid for Presidency to Confront Strong Opponent
Former House Speaker Champ Clark signals a presidential bid to challenge a powerful rival. He frames the race as a defining test for leadership and policy direction.
Earle Joins Great Majority on Roosevelt Opinion
The record notes George H. Earle Jr no longer believes Colonel Roosevelt to be the greatest man in the universe. George has joined the great majority.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George H. Earle, Jr
Colonel Roosevelt
George
No contribution to church wards heaven or neighbor’s paper
A proverb-like remark warns that avoiding support for one’s church and borrowing a neighbor’s newspaper diminishes chances of reaching heaven in a rigid moral judgment.
Carnegie's DOJ Trust-Busting Vacancy Prospect Aligned
Recent activities of Andy Carnegie suggest he is qualifying for the next trust busting vacancy in the Department of Justice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andy Carnegie
Department of Justice
Hammond Urges George to Acknowledge Mining Stock Signal
In exchange for the signal honors paid him John Hays Hammond calls for a clear acknowledgment from King George on a favorable mining stock issue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Hays Hammond
King George A
Supreme Court Opinion on Standard Oil Case
A fragment notes the Supreme Court’s Standard Oil ruling as declaring guilt but enabling future acts deemed not guilty. It implies a critique that the decision allows ongoing wrongdoing under a legal workaround.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Court
Standard Oil
Secretary of War Stimson served with Roosevelt at Saratoga
Stimson, new Secretary of War, previously served in Squadron A and on Col Roosevelt's staff during the Saratoga battle last fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Stimson
Col. Roosevelt
Saratoga
Jack Johnson Says Advertising Has Gone Too Far
Boxer Jack Johnson expresses frustration over excessive publicity tied to his arrests insisting the coverage has outweighed his achievements and public interest. He argues media glare harms his reputation and career prospects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Johnson
University offers added Electrical Engineering course
The University of Arizona expands offerings with an added Electrical Engineering course and completes a curriculum include Agriculture from plant culture and soil physics to pomology poultry and animal industry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of Arizona
Advertising Tactics for Sugar at Two Cents a Pound
A merchant noting that real price concessions spur quick responses emphasizes using pocket-appeal in ads. The message suggests granulated sugar at 2c per pound as a test to gauge reader interest and response.
Patriotism in Buying Local Goods and Supporting Community
The piece urges residents to favor local merchants and pay fair prices for wares to bolster community prosperity. It argues that money earned by local workers sustains schools churches and public institutions, emphasizing the moral and practical value of patronizing home industry.
Quote Anthology Fragment on A Life Well Lived
An anonymous verse extols a life lived with grace and kindness. It lauds enjoying good health, laughter, love, and respect from men and children, alongside meaningful work and a humane impact on the world.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earth
Taft aided recalls and nine colored officers under Taft
The piece argues Assistant Attorney General and other Taft appointees influenced public opinion on the recall of the judiciary. It lists nine high offices held by Black men under President Taft, attributing the credit to Taft.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Taft
Register of the Treasury
Navy Department
Agricultural Department
Taft’s
Recall of Judiciary Debated for Statehood and Diplomacy
A newspaper column urges recalling the judiciary in Arizona before statehood, arguing it is a principle not to concede, while promoting diplomatic acceptance for now. The piece also covers The Traveling Life Saving Station Red Cross demonstration car tour by Dr. M. J. Shields on Southern Pacific lines, praising clean stations and hospital facilities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taft
Arizona
Statehood
Judicial Department
American Red Cross
Southern Pacific Company
Pacific Coast
Southern Pacific
M. J. Shields
New York City
Red Cross
Pacific
Atlantic
General Hospital
San Francisco
F. K. Ainsworth
Shields
Arizona dam site approved near Winckenburg
Yuma reports the Department of Interior approved a dam-site near Winckenburg in Arizona. Water storage could cover thousands of acres, supporting summer vacations and counties across the state with enhanced natural resources and recreation potential.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yuma
Arizona
Arizonians
Department of Interior
Winckenburg
Praise of Dr King s New Life Pills
Rev H Stubenwoll Alli son Ia writes in praise of Dr King s New Life Pills calling them a health necessity. He claims these pills deserve a place in every home and urge use if other kinds failed. Available at all druggists for 25 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. Stubenwoll
Allison, Ia
Dr. King
DR. King’s
Do You Know The Source of The Astor Fortune
A. N. Taylor of 50 Broadway New York City is noted in a short item. The text presents a city address and asks about the source of wealth associated with the Astor fortune.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. N. Taylor
Broadway
N.Y
Farm for Sale 15 Acres Near Duncan with House and Water
15 acre farm with 9 acres cultivated about 412 miles above Duncan. Includes a good three room house, papered and painted, several outhouses and a good water well. Price 1175 dollars, half cash and the balance on time. Contact Jim Casper or inquire at this office for details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duncan
Jim Casper
Farm For Sale 40 Acres Near Town Bargain Offer
Forty acre farm four miles from town described as prime bottom land with a good house and improvements. Quick sale offered at a bargain with reasonable terms. Apply at this office.
Escaped With His Life From Consuming Cough
H. B. Martin of Port Harrelson South Carolina recounts a near fatal cough and consumption. After failing with a year of medical care a friend recommended Dr King’s New Discovery. He claims a complete cure and urges others to try the throat and lung remedy. Trial bottles 50 cents to 1 dollar available at druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. B. Martin
Port Harrelson
S. C
Georgetown
Kellner Hurries Final Coffin Construction in Venice
E L Kellner at Tokio Station near Venice completes a brass bound copper casket for his burial. The coffin will be housed in a vault on his California property and will be opened only when all four sons Frank Willie Benette and Ernest present, each with a different key.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
EK. F. Kellner
California
Los Angels Times
E. L. Kellner
Tokio Station
Venice
Kellner
Frank
Willie
Benette
Ernest
Cattle Shipment Reported From Florence in June
A single shipment of 1090 head of cattle was reported from Florence during June. An automobile speedway at Tucson is being extended, creating one of the finest 30 mile drives in the Southwest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florence
Automobile Speedway
Tucson
Farm for Sale near Duncan Arizona in Valley
Four acres with 25 in cultivation and 20 well set to alfalfa. Hay worth 1000 sold in one season. Water stock four shares in local ditch. Good water, corrugated iron dam, horse shed and corral. Includes horse, wagon, mowing and grinding implements. Terms: part cash, rest in 1 2 years. Contact L F Vaughn Duncan Arizona.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duncan
L. F. Vaughn
Arizona
Summer Excursion Rates From Duncan To California Points
The A. and N. M. railway announces low summer excursion fares from Duncan to California destinations effective May 5. Tickets are valid for return travel through next November. Round trip fares include Los Angeles Long Beach and San Pedro 40.70 Santa Barbara 42.55 San Francisco Del Monte Monterey Pacific Grove Santa Cruz 52.55 Newport Beach 42.95. Inquiries to local agent W. D. McKeehan or Traffic Manager A. T. Thomson Clifton Ariz.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. & N. M. Railway
Duncan
California
Los Angeles
Long Beach
San Pedro
Calif
Santa Barbara
Cal
San Francisco
del Monte
Monterey
Pacific Grove
Santa Cruz
Newport Beach
W. D. McKeehan
A. T. Thomson
Clifton, Ariz
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