Democratic Meeting in Duncan Promotes Get‑Out Vote
A Democratic letter from Geo A Olney to J V Parks outlines a Duncan gathering on November 2 with speakers General Bullard and Commissioner Geary. It urges strong advertising and full voter turnout, noting optimism for a Democratic victory but urging effort until polls close.
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J. V. Parks
Duncan
Arizona
Jim
McNeil
Bullard
Paul Geary
Carl Hayden
S Am
Spreckles Backs Wilson and Kettner in California
John D. Spreckles former National Republican committeeman and owner of the San Francisco Call and San Diego Union says he will support Wilson for president and Democrat Kettner for congress. He blames the Progressive party for killing the Republican party in California.
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San Diego
John D. Spreckles
National Republican
Senator Weldon Heyburn Dies in Washington at 60
United States Senator Weldon Brinton Heyburn of Idaho died in Washington D C at his apartment after a lingering illness. He was 60 and had served nine years in the Senate. A heart and kidney complication caused his death following a March collapse after a Senate speech on arbitration treaties.
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Washington, D. C
United States
Weldon Brinton Heyburn
Idaho
Senate
Clark Mercantile Announces Grand Fall and Winter Sale
The Clark Mercantile Company launches a large sale to clear space for forthcoming fall and winter stock. Mr. Clark promotes an up to date furniture line said to be unmatched in Duncan and western cities. The Arizona State Fair is a week away as public spaces are spruced up for visitors.
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Arizona Fair
Fair Commission
Slendid
Southwest
Phoenix
Arizona
Clark Mercantile Company
Clark
Duncan
Cochise County Woman Practices Before Arizona Supreme Court
The Arizona Supreme Court heard oral argument yesterday afternoon from Mrs. Sarah H. Sorin of Tucson defending the appellant in Warnekros vs Bowman on appeal from Cochise County District Court. Opposing was Col. Pickett of Tombstone. Sorin, a gray-haired lady, argued with vigor and dignity and was congratulated afterward.
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Phoenix
Ariz
Supreme Court of the State of
Democratic Platform Endorses Wilson Marshall In Arizona
The Arizona Democratic platform praises national gains and progressive policies, denounces predatory wealth, and urges active primaries. It commends Governor and Legislature for labor protections and calls for judiciary recall as part of statehood era reforms, noting four amendments proposed by the Democratic majority.
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Great
Democratic Party
National Democratic
Woodrow Wilson
Thomas R. Marshall
Democratic Party of
Arizona
Local items and ads from Duncan Arizona area
Duncan residents and visitors mentioned in this period ad filled list. People include T. M. Williamson Phil McNair Tim Chapman Moss Pink Casper B. F. Billingsley Chas Allen C F Houlihan Joe Leonard John Williamson Archie Partridge Clarence Montieth J R Beavers W M Clark Geo W Phillips A E Hobbs Mariano Moreno and Mrs Gooch with mentions of E W Taylor and Clark Mercantile Co. The page notes sales ads fall goods and a ten cent social at the Presbyterian church with a focus on local commerce and small services.
Optician Dr. Schell to Visit Gardner Hotel This Week
Arizona optician Dr. Schell from Tucson will be at the Gardner Hotel Friday and Saturday for eye examinations and glasses fitting. Special attention to children's eyes. satisfaction guaranteed with a 36 day trial. Also notes large sweet potato on display from B A Wilson’s ranch and various local notices and sales.
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Arizona
Dr. Schell
Tucson
Gardner Hotel
B. A. Wilson
Arizor
Reguar
Insurrection In Duncan Ends After Armed Clash
Sunday night at 7 30 a bombardment in Duncan sparked a deadly confrontation as Francisco Canez known as Chico attacked Deputy Sheriff Sands with a butcher knife and was shot. Felix Ornelas fired from behind a water car with a Winchester as spectators fled. Bert Massey fired a six shooter at the Mexican, who disappeared and is being sought. Chico was wounded, taken to Clifton hospital, with grave prognosis.
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Duncan
Francisco Canez
Chico
Sands
Felix Ornelas
Bert Massey
Clifton
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Duncan Lumber Co
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Lordsburg Telephone Company
Harry Fidler
S. A. Foster
Lordsburg
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Taylor
Moss
Pink Casper
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Chas. Allen
E. W. Taylor
C. F. Houlihan
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Gila Ranch
John Williamson
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Archie Partridge
Safford
Clarence Montieth
Ed McKelvey
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J. R. Beavers
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Geo. Johnson
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Presbyterian Church
E. W. Taylor’s
Geo. W. Phillips
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Gooch
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E. W. Taylors
A. E. Hobs
Red Rock Poulty Ranch
L. J. Turney
Sandy
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Halbert
Franklin
Cetral
J. E. Collis
Sam Moore
Rita Wagner
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Lum’s Auto
J. M. Gilliland
Forrest Gilliland
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