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Newspaper
Duncan Arizonian
Location
Duncan, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Sep 20, 1911
Page
2
Directory item lists territorial delegates to Congress with entries for University Tucson Penitentiary Florence Industrial Reform Benson highlighting notes on institutions and regional governance.
Two candidates declare for the United States Senate subject to party primary action. H. L. Pickett of Tombstone notes direct democratic selection. Reese M. Ling of Prescott announces for the October 24, 1911 primary.
County records announce Democratic candidates for Greenlee County Clerk of the Superior Court and Assessor. Ben M. Crawford seeks the Clerk post, with primary voters set for October 24, 1911. James H. Kerby also runs for Clerk and for County Assessor in the same race.
Greenlee County is described as the baby county yet noted for being a strong, well-regarded jurisdiction. The remark emphasizes its promising status and quality despite its small size.
A developing disturbance within the national Republican ranks suggests growing factional tensions. Commentators note early signs of realignment as party cohesion appears to fray around key issues and leadership choices.
The remark suggests that the two youngest states, Arizona and New Mexico, will choose their senators with great caution, signaling careful political process in their early statehood era.
The statement views congressional adjournment as a national cause for celebration. It suggests that despite this, lawmakers will return in December and confront the administration with resistance.
The Democrats plan to hold congressional caucuses in an open session. They emphasize public accountability and say party members will inform the country about their actions.
A call to Arizona readers urging removal of judge recall as a step toward union membership and restoring constitutional provisions at the first opportunity. The message emphasizes personal freedom and political alignment through constitutional reform.
Mr Wiley charges the Agricultural Department and all Washington agencies squander money. He argues such waste will boost the Democrats to power next year.
The Commoner quotes a line contrasting President Taft’s fear of majority tyranny with approval of New Mexico’s constitution. It notes the constitution places limits on majority power by minority protections.
Hon Lamar Cobb of Clifton announces candidacy for Congress with support from Greenlee Graham Gila and northern counties. Cobb, a home man and able representative, expresses pride in his home county backing and pursues the race.
Greenlee County Democrats urge rapid formation of a party organization. The county is new and without a chair or secretary, though committee men have been elected. no formal structure has yet been created under the new Primary law.
Democrats risk losing key offices in Arizona as the national Republican group plans to back Ralph Cameron for the U.S. Senate. The party emphasizes vigilant participation in democracy to counter overconfidence.
In a tone befitting a local paper, the column hopes the sporting news can comfort Henry Beattie Jr beyond the Styx. The piece frames his recent troubles as a constant cycle, offering entertainment as solace in the hereafter.
Director General Collier and the Southern Commercial Congress promote western travel via the southern route. A large convention of southern commercial bodies will meet soon in Memphis to adopt plans directing travel to San Diego through the new south, highlighting opportunities for strangers and home seekers.
St Louis Sept 17 The Folk for president sentiment gains national reach as Missouri Governor Folk builds a broad base of support across states like Massachusetts Oregon Michigan and Nebraska. The Missouri Democracy endorses him for 1912 and organizers note strong progressives backing Folk while Republican editors fear a stiff challenge. Delegates and fraternal groups press to honor Folk with roles at conventions and as a national figure in the campaign.
A vintage ad urges readers to take Electric Bitters to overcome weakness from illness or doctor orders to stop work. It promises tone, vigor, and prevention of breakdown with first dose benefits. The product is guaranteed and sold for 50 cents at druggists.
Forty acre farm with 25 acres in cultivation and 20 acres well suited to alfalfa. Stored hay valued at 1000 dollars sold this season. Includes water stock, iron hay dam, horse shed, corral, and a work horse with farm tools. Terms: part cash, balance in one or two years. Exclusive agent L. F. Vaughn, Duncan, Arizona.
For sale Massey property Clifton Arizona three lots two houses Bert Massey agent Duncan bound for sale listing with details readable from notice.
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