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Newspaper
Duncan Arizonian
Location
Duncan, Arizona, United States of America
Date
May 22, 1912
Page
2
Subscription price two dollars in advance announced by L F Vaughn for funeral notice on Wednesday May 22 1912 with details of burial services and tribute.
The Prescott Courier criticizes Judge Sloan for dual political shifts in Arizona and Washington, suggesting he sacrificed principles for Taft. It argues Taft should back Sloan, even jokingly proposing an unlikely ministerial post to Ujiji.
G Harold Powell, expert with the Department of Agriculture, returned from two months in Spain and Sicily studying lemon decay in cold storage and transit. He leads the Citrus Protective League of California which lobbies for a lemon tariff to aid the industry against Sicilian importers and their aggressive campaign to lower duties.
Wilson secures notable wins over rivals in Texas South Carolina and Porto Rico highlighting a strong performance. The victories underscore his competitive edge and rising momentum this season.
Over the last week Woodrow Wilson gained sixty four delegates and leads with 232 total. Clark holds 160 delegates with Kansas set to give twenty votes to Wilson on ballot as most of its delegation supports him. Other candidates Harmon Underwood Baldwin Marshall Brake and 106 un instructed delegates complete the field.
Follow the circular instructions for pruning thinning and spraying to control cooling moths. Use proper pumps nozzles and soap, trap with bands, collect fallen fruit and discard infested apples and pears. Do not sell infested fruit beyond local markets to protect uninfested zones.
George Fitch portrays Woodrow Wilson as a fortunat e unlucky figure whose life alternates between promising roles and abrupt ends. Wilson shifts from law to history to academia then to Princeton presidency, New Jersey governorship, and finally the path to the U S presidency, with each turn underscored by renewed ambition.
An eccentric Virginian, George Adelips, is described as worldly and precise as he follows Wilson. The piece notes Wilson’s career shifts from law to history to teaching to politics and his looming statewide leadership after leaving the state house. It recalls Harvard and Yale football dominance to contextualize Princeton support for Wilson.
Quote style chatter centers on Wombat who reportedly laid a cornerstone yesterday. The mock debate questions if his action warrants public cackling and a sly remark about right to celebrate.
The New York Evening Post argues Champ Clark's Illinois win undermines his presidential bid. It says his alliance with Hearst would ruin his chances, Taft believes he would be easiest to defeat, and independent papers would back the Republican candidate to stop a Clark White House bid.
The ARIZONIAN prints a county recorder notice showing recording of power of attorney after proof of labor. Realty mortgages satisfactions and sheriff’s deeds are listed with a 2.00 and 15 fee reference.
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