Eugene L. Ives outlines progressive platform for Senate bid
Eugene L Ives of Tucson Arizona declares his Senate candidacy in 1911 pledging support for recall of federal judges, direct election of senators, regulation of public utilities, employer liability and health laws, pure food protections, and national irrigation reform. He argues for constitutional amendments and broad reforms, tying them to Arizona interests and responsible public service.
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United States Senate
Senate
Culberson
Texas
House of Representatives
Champ Clark
Missouri
United States
United States Supreme Court
Congress
Jefferson
Arizona
Eugene L. Ives
Tucson
Vote For The Bridge Special Election
Voters in the special bridge election on October 21 are urged to participate. Property tax payers may cast ballots in this local election.
Taft Sees Impeachment as Healthy Check on Judges
President Taft addressed a St Louis audience urging a quicker method to test judicial fitness. He cites past congress compromises and advocates a judicial hearing or recall as safer, easier ways to remove underperforming judges, noting public trust in voters.
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Taft
St. Louis
Congress
Notice to Taxpayers Greenlee County 1911 duplicate roll
The duplicate assessment roll for Greenlee County Arizona for 1911 is in my possession for the collection of taxes. Taxes become delinquent December 18, 1911, with a five percent penalty if unpaid. Taxes may be paid at any bank in Greenlee County starting October 15, 1911. Signed John M. Webster County Treasurer and Ex Officio Tax Collector.
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Greenlee County
Arizona
John M. Webster
Pickett on Your Ticket for Senate Fight
A political appeal urges voters to back Pickett in the U S Senate race. It accuses unnamed interests of backing him with money, warns they will be defeated, and claims Arizona will help win the fight as the People rule.
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United States
Senate
Pickett
Arizona
Dewitt Bisbee and Miss Caywood Married
Edna Fay Caywood and Dewitt Bisbee of Nacozari wed at Rev. E. W. Simmonson’s residence on a Tuesday afternoon. The bride, daughter of Mr. Caywood, has lived in Nacozari with her brother, who runs an auto stage line. Bisbee, Moctezuma Mining chief electrician, and the couple departed for Nacozari to a warm welcome.
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Edna Fay Caywood
Dewitt Bisbee
Nacozari
E. W. Simmonson
Caywood
Bisbee
Moctezuma Mining Company
Teachers Institute Sess ions Held Across Counties
Teachers of Greenlee Graham and Gila counties attend a four day session at Thacher. President Prof Halverson of Clifton schools leads the association. Delegations from Greenlee Duncan and Franklin districts are represented by several teachers including Misses Purser Bonita Purser Shepherd Claudie Aker Lee and Haskins.
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Greenlee
Graham
Gila
Thatcher
Halverson
The
Clifton Schools
Duncan
Mattie
Bonita Purser
Carl C. Sellers Seeks Reelection as Clerk of the Superior Court
Carl C. Sellers, current Clerk of the District Court, seeks the Republican nomination for Clerk of the Superior Court. A Texas Republican by birth and Greenlee County resident, he was selected by Judge E. W. Lewis when the county organized. He plans to campaign despite the October term limiting house-to-house visits and asks support from voters.
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Carl C. Sellers
Superior Court
E. W. Lewis
Mr. Sellers
Sellers
Greenlee County
Greenlee
New Mexico Democratic Ticket Nominations Cited
Grant County nominates a woman for County Superintendent of Schools on the Democratic ticket. H A Martin, a renowned cattleman, is set for the State Legislature. Bro Walton is chosen for the State Senate by the Democrats. Alvan N White is nominated for State Superintendent of Public Instruction. The Progressives join with Democrats, giving two places on the ticket.
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Grant
H. A Martin
Grant County
Democrats
Bro. Walton
Silver City
State Senate
Alvan N. White
White & Clark
New Mexico
Progressves
For Sale 80 Acres Near Town With Alfalfa and Bridge Plans
Real estate notice offers 80 acres for sale with 20 acres in alfalfa and 45 more possible under ditch extension. Location one mile from town across the river, with a steel bridge planned soon at this point. Apply to L. F. Vaughn. 16tf.
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L. F. Vaughn
Local Candidate Declares Candidacy for State Legislature
State Representative announces Democratic bid for the Greenlee County seat in the State Legislature subject to the October 24 1911 primary election. W C Cheatham and W M Whipple named as Greenlee County contenders.
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Geenlee County
Greenlee County
Wade Hampton for Supervisor in Greenlee County
Wade Hampton, a young, respected Democrat and longtime Greenlee County resident, seeks the office of Supervisor. His supporters urge voters to consider his quiet work ethic, tax paying status, and commitment to the county, noting he has not sought offices before and is being brought forward by friends.
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Wade Hampton
Greenlee County
Hampton
Minor Simms Seeks Democratic County Supervisor Seat
Clifton businessman Minor Simms announces candidacy for county supervisor in the Democratic primary. He vows a countywide canvass and full effort to unseat the Republican opponent, pledging attendance at board meetings and urging voters to consider his file.
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Minor Simms
Clifton
Simms
Mrs Crosier Weds Mr Nall In Texas
Mrs A M Crosier, who left Duncan months ago for Texas, is married to Mr Nall according to the Putman Tex Tribune. She has many friends in Duncan who wish them happiness as both were well known locally.
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A. M. Crosier
Duncan
Texas
Putman
Tex) Tribune
Nall and Crosier Tie Knot in Duncan
Richard Nall of Chico California and Laura Crosier of Duncan Arizona married Thursday morning at the Y A Orr residence by Rev M D Hill. They departed on the 11 16 train for Fort Worth with Miss Jamie Halers. Nall is Mrs Hale’s brother and will return to Chico with his bride where he is in business.
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Y. A. Orr
Richard Nall
Chico
California
Laura Crosier
Duncan, Ariz
M. D. Hill
Ft. Worth
Jamie Halers
Nall
J. Hale
Business trip notes from Clifton include lively county politics
E. W. Taylor visited Clifton last Wednesday and returned Friday. He reports the county seat is lively and politics are especially active.
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E. W. Taylor
Clifton
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