Duncan Arizonian Subscription Notice 1912
Subscription price set at two dollars in advance by L. F. Vaughn editor of the Duncan Arizona paper dated Wednesday July 31 1912. The notice states payment terms and directs readers to subscribe for future issues.
Territorial Officials and Institutions Listed by County
National list of appointees and officials includes A W Cole W P Geary F A Jones Greenlee County names F B Laine James Ben M Crawford E V Horton and county officers Sheriff Treasurer Recorder School Superintendent Assessor Roads Superintendent Surveyor Commissioner Immigration Supervisors and local clerks. Territorial institutions named include University in Tucson Penitentiary Florence Industrial Reform Benson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. W. Cole
W. P. Geary
Greenlee
F. B. Laine
Superior
Convict Uses Want Ad in Kansas City Paper
A Leavenworth Kansas convict placed a want ad in a Kansas City paper seeking freedom. The notice drew attention from influential people who are now pursuing a pardon for him. It shows how an advertisement can influence a case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Penitentiary
Leavenworth
Kan
Kansas City
Polls Help With Ballot Sparks Woman Suffrage Clash
A ignorant colored man asked a lady clerk for help at the polls and, after she explained the ballot, she said she hoped he would vote for woman suffrage. He replied that women do not know enough to vote.
Pipe and Truth columnist defends editor’s libel risks
In a Mesa Free Press piece a lawyer notes how court comments on a man’s character spark libel concerns. The column argues editors’ reputations hinge on public belief, warning that harsh reflections can end careers or end editors.
Uncle Sam Should Protect Americans In Mexico
The writer argues it is time for the United States to intervene in Mexico to safeguard life and property. If President Madero cannot handle the situation, America must perform its duty to protect its citizens abroad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Mexico
Madero
Uncle Sam
Sam
Old
Three Year Homestead Law Details in Brief
The new three year homestead law requires credit for the three year period to begin from actual residence proof. Applicants must submit proof within five years and show cultivation for three years counting from the entry date, including actual cultivation of not less than one.
Land residency requirements for three-year period
The text outlines residency rules starting in year two and year three, allowing at least one eighth involvement from year three onward until final proof. It permits up to five months of absence in a single stretch while requiring bona fide continued residence in the rest of the three year span.
Editor-Postmaster's Troubles in London Kentucky
The London Kentucky editor postmaster McHargue faced dismissal after backing Taft and Chicago delegates. A Republican loyalist, he was removed by presidential order, leaving him as only an editor amid political shifting. The Douglas Dispatch notes the troubling turn of a once dual role.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McHargue
Montana Echo
London
Taft
House
Senate
Sunny Jim
Barnes
Penrose
High Finance
Wall Street
Dispatch
Washington
Chicago
Douglas Dispatch
Emsarkante Speenore
J.C) Mead Cycle Company
Ill
Wild East News Echoes Western Outlaw Era
A New York upheaval described as wilder than Dodge City with kidnappings, killings, and gunfire on Broadway and Forty third. The piece notes police chases, mob clashes, and calls for federal troops or Western vigilance to restore order. Arizona Democrat characterizes the East as needing Christian missions to Westernize it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Old West
New York
Dodge City
Deadwood
Law
Broadway
Forty-third Street
Tombstone
Virginia City
Eastern
Wilds
Arizona Democrat
Village blacksmith turns garage owner in aging town tale
A village blacksmith basks in pride as his shop becomes a grand garage labeled Garage. He directs helpers to fix a car while the owner and driver stand by, the men share a wary amusement as money and status rise. The chestnut tree is gone, yet the shop flourishes with a bright electric sign.
Voter Registration and Local Boundary Update Note
Voters are reminded to register to vote for this year’s presidential election and to re register anew. John Erans is appointed for Duncan voters convenience. L J Turney requests his paper be redirected to Eagle Creek where county surveyors mark the boundary line between Greenlee and Graham counties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Erans
Duncan
L. J. Turney
Eagle Creek
Greenlee
Graham
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