Vaughn Editor in Chief October 11, 1911
L F Vaughn serves as editor of the newspaper on a Wednesday in October 1911. Details on staff roles or page composition are not provided in the fragment.
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Newspaper
Duncan Arizonian
Location
Duncan, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Oct 11, 1911
Page
2
L F Vaughn serves as editor of the newspaper on a Wednesday in October 1911. Details on staff roles or page composition are not provided in the fragment.
Directory page lists national and territorial officers including Richard E. Sloan governor George A Young secretary E E Kirkland treasurer Geo A Mauk auditor Kirke T Moore superintendent of public schools John B Wright attorney general Miss Sharlot Hall historian supreme court Edward Kent chief justice John H Campbell associate justices Ernest W Lewis railroad commissioners George J Stoneman Globe MD Bicknell Tucson W P McNair Douglas district Ernest W Lewis judge C C Sellars clerk E V Horton attorney Greenlee County I B English sheriff John M Webster treasurer and collector Jno F Burke recorder Theo Shirley probate judge J W Aker school superintendent James H Kerby assessor S F ae superintendent of roads H O on surveyor Ben M a commissioner of immigration supervisors George Webster Clifton B F Billingsley Duncan J H Casper Clifton W O Wheatly clerk Duncan precinct Ino K Bullard Duncan justice of peace R S Stewart Duncan constable territorial institutions University Tucson penitentiary s Florence Industrial Reform Benson
Several candidates declare for the United States Senate in the Arizona Democratic primary. H L Pickett of Tombstone Reese M Ling of Prescott Eugene Brady O Neil and Eugene S Ives of Tucson set markers for the October 24 1911 vote.
State Representative L F Vaughn announces candidacy for the Democratic nomination to the office of Representative from Greenlee County in the State Legislature subject to voters at the Primary Election October 24 1911.
County clerk candidates announce for the office of Clerk of the Superior Court in Greenlee County Arizona. Republicans Carl C. Sellers and Democrats Ben M. Crawford and W. O. Wheatley submit for the October 24, 1911 primary election to determine the party nominees.
The notice lists several candidates for Greenlee County Supervisor and related offices under the Republican and Democratic nominations. Names include J L T Watters Theo Shirley Johnny Cromb Minor Simms Wade Hampton with election date October 24 1911.
Greenlee county candidates including Wofford Alston York and Crawford announce for the office of County Superintendent of Roads subject to Democratic primary October 24. Local filings indicate competing bids and party designation in 1911 records.
A batch of OCR notices announces candidacies for Greenlee County Sheriff. Candidates include Jirawester John D. Patty I B English C. H. Thompson and others, each stating intent to seek party nomination in the October 24 primary. County voters are urged to consider Democratic Republican and other bids in the upcoming primary.
E. V. Horton declares intent to seek re election to the office of County Attorney subject to Democratic primary voters on October 24 1911. He emphasizes current status and election process.
W Kelly seeks the Democratic nomination for the office of County Recorder. Details of the candidacy and party endorsement are outlined in the filing and campaign announcements.
John M. Webster announces his candidacy for re nomination as Treasurer of Greenlee County. He states that nomination depends on the Democratic primary voters on October 24, 1911. He signs the notice.
James Kerby announces his candidacy for the office of County Assessor at the upcoming primary election. He states the run is subject to voters action at the primary on October 24 in Illinois.
Surveyor H Ogle Tunis announces his candidacy for the Democratic nomination for the office of County Surveyor to succeed himself subject to the primary election.
Sheriff I B English announces intent to seek a second one year term after a tumultuous year marked by deputy deaths, a jail escape, and a deputy involved death by suicide while under arrest. English insists outcomes were beyond his control and appeals supporters to evaluate his record fairly.
Johnny Cromb known as Johnny Cromb is a Democrat candidate for Supervisor. A substantial Clifton businessman and Greenlee county resident for many years he is described as loyal and non political and urged for careful consideration for the Board.
James Harvey of Clifton announces his candidacy for the office of Assessor in the Democrat primary. Harvey is a Clifton businessman known to Greenlee County residents and pledges a square deal if elected. He has been a longtime Democrat worker and seeks voter consideration for the first time.
G H Thompson known as Gid of Morenci runs as a Democrat for Sheriff. A former candidate against W E Span he withdrew to show party harmony. From a solid Texas family he has long resided in Morenci and served as Road Overseer and jailer. He plans to meet Democratic voters before the primary.
Lavie L Crawford, deputy sheriff at Morenci under Sheriff English, seeks the Democratic nomination for road superintendent. A Clifton native now living in Morenci, he is a young family man and active party worker. Crawford plans to meet voters before the primary to present his qualifications.
The notice announces E. V. Horton, current District Attorney, running to succeed himself on the Democratic ticket. It notes his clean record, strong support, and lack of opposition to date, with Horton previously a stranger but now well known and favored in the county.
40 acres 25 in cultivation 20 well suited to alfalfa. Hay worth 1000 sold in one season. No Johnson Grass good soft water four shares water stock in a top ditch. Corrugated iron barn horse shed corral. Includes horse wagon hay rack mowing machine harness mower grinder. Terms partial cash balance 1 2 years. Agent L F Vaughn Duncan Arizona.
John D Patty, cattle rancher from Squaw Creek, runs again for Sheriff on the Republican ticket. A popular and steadfast public servant, he has served as Constable and Deputy Sheriff in Clifton precinct and remains a Constable while devoting most time to his ranch. No Republican opponent has yet entered the race.
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