Government and county officials listed in state roll call
National leaders named include Governor George W. P. Hunt and Secretary Sidney P. Osborn with Treasurer David Johnson and Auditor C. O. Case. Sharlot Hall is noted as historian. Greenlee County shows officials such as Sheriff John M. Webster and Recorder Jno. K. Bullard. Territorial institutions include University Tucson Penitentiary Florence Industrial Reform Benson.
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George W. P.hunt
Sidney P. Osborn
David Johnson
J. C. Callaghan
C. O
Cor
George Purdy Bullard
Jno
K. Bullard, Duncan
Justice of Peace
R. S. Stewart Duncan
Ane
Tucson
Florence
Benson
Democratic Ticket For President Wilson and Marshall
The ticket presents Woodrow Wilson for president with Thomas R. Marshall as vice president. The ticket reflects the party's leadership lineup in an era of reform and national policy debate.
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Thomas R. Marshall
A Worthy Tribute to Mr. Bryan at Columbia No
Senator C J Walker introduces a speaker praised for civil liberty and religious freedom. The piece cites Bryan’s 1896 presidential run, tariff debates under Payne Aldrich, Aldrich and Lip pitt McColl influence, and Taft era concerns, then notes Wilson’s New York visit to speak on immigration at Cafe Boulevard on Sept 4.
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Mr. Bryan
Columbia, No
House
Ways and Means
Sereno E. Payne
New York
Payne
Senate Finance Committee
Aldrich
Lippitt-McColl
New England
New York World
Taft Tariff Board Secrets Revealed By A Former Expert
Robert Kenneth Maclea argues the tariff board manipulated cotton sample data to avoid showing tariff changes under the Payne Aldrich law. He claims Taft knew cotton rates were not higher than under Dingley and criticizes the board for suppressing or expurgating decisive data.
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Tariff Board
New England
Taft
Boston
Congress
Robert Kenneth Maclea
The
New York
United States
Tarif
O Dell Seeks Final Three Year Proof on Homestead Land
Owen G. O Dell of Franklin Arizona filed notice of intention to make final three year proof to establish his homestead claim on Section 4 and Section 9 Township 9 South Range 32 East G and S Meridian. The proof is to be presented before Ben M Crawford Clerk of Superior Court at Clifton on October 17 1912 with witnesses to be named.
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Department OF the Interior
U. S. Land Office
Phoenix
Arizona
Owen G. O’dell
Franklin
Range
G.&s. R. Meridian
Hall's Catarrh Cure Ad from Toledo Drugstores
Toledo advertisements promote Hall's Catarrh Cure as an internal remedy for blood and mucous surfaces with testimonials free and bottles priced at 75 cents. Also recommends Hall's Family Pills for constipation sold by druggists.
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Toledo
O. Hall
Hall
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National
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W. P. Geary
F. A. Jones
Greenlee County
F. B. Laine
Superior
Jenee
Ben M. Crawford
E. V. Horton
John B
John M. Webster
WE. Kelly
J. W. Aker
James H. Kerby
S. F. Awalt
H. O. Tunis
Peter Riley
Wade Hampton
Clifton
R. A. Campbell
Metcalf Co
P. Dunn
W. O. Wheatley
Duncan Precinct
Carl Hayden
Democratic
Woodrow Wilson
C. J. Walker
Republic
Earth
Baltimore
Payne-Aldrich
Jokers
Lower East Side
Cafe Boulevard
Wilson
Seymour Thomas
White Sewing Machine CO
Market Street
Gai
California
J. R. Lee
G. W. McDonald
Duncan, Arizona
Stewart’s
Minot
Parks Ranch
Beavers Ranch
J. R. Beavers
Duncan
Ariz
Leroy P. Miller
James F. McGrath
James M. Gilliland
Aubra Gilliland
Frank H. Parker
Fortune
di D. Swift & CO
Seventh St
Washington, D. C C
the Bank of Duncan
B. R. Lanneau
John Evans
American Surety Company of
Fireman’s Fund of
Arizona Fire Insurance Co. Notary Public and Conveyancer
E. Wall
Meneast
U. S
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Ers E Tece
Chicago
WIEN
Ala
LE Gompany
Aisha
Siiceu Prova
Chicago, Ill
P. A. Starck, Pres
Starck
P. A. Starck Piano.co
Wabash Ave
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