Statehood. Suggestion Submitted Last Week By Governor Murphy
The Tucson Star reports Governor Murphy after returning from the coast suggests a revised approach to Arizona statehood. He proposes counties or territorial conventions revise the constitution, avoiding a full new convention, with a public vote on adoption to follow at the general election. He notes costs and reimbursement by Congress, arguing this speeds self-government and preserves the path to statehood.
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Prom
Murphy
Republican
Arizona
House of Representatives
Senate
Congress of the
United States
Congress
Harrison
Dakota
Union of States
Tucson Star
Nelson A. Miles
Society of Arizona Pioneers
Geronimo
Rocky Mountain
Miles
North American Review
William EB. Smyth
National Irrigation Congress
Smyth
Harper Bros
America
Arid America
Arid
Republic
Loss of Life at Sea Delivers Lower Fatalities Last Year
Baltimore Herald reports the supervising inspector general of steamboats abstract shows 404 drownings or deaths at sea in the last calendar year, with 127 lives lost on the Portland during a November gale. Fatalities stemmed from wrecks, fires, collisions, explosions, and miscellaneous causes, while vessel destruction included several fires and collisions.
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Supervising Inspector General of Steamboats
Portland
Massachusetts
Inspector General
Baltimore Herald
R A Shops Remain at Tucson Despite Rumors of Move
Prominent El Paso Times note a rumor that Southern Pacific shops would shift to El Paso. Tucson officials and Tecson Citizen dispute the claim. Tucson shops are to be enlarged with work starting soon, potentially employing over a thousand workers locally.
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el Paso Times
Times
Southern Pacific
el Paso
Rendolph
Tucson
Astass
Randolph
Tecson
Col. Randolph
el Peso
Chinese Clothing Esteems Silk Garments Amid Tradition
The Chinese admire silk attire for its intrinsic value rather than ancestral gowns. John Chitlaman values a blue blouse for heritage and personal worth, noting silks range from $100 to $289 per suit. The piece argues Chinese fashion emphasizes durability and quality through long- practiced craft.
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China
John Chitlaman
Deaf Indy Finds Cure for Hearing and Noise
An injured man in New York is cured by Dr. Jer Dé son at Nicholson Institute in 780 Eighth. Artificial ear drums restore hearing and silence the head noises. He receives free treatment at the institute.
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Indy
Jer Dé Dr.son
Nicholson Institute
New York
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Florence, Ariz
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DAN Pedro Lumber Company
L. W. Blinn
San Pedro
Cal
Los Angeles
Long Beach
Compton
Whittier
California
F. B. Heyman Furniture Co
Phoenix
B. Heyman Furniture CO
Florence Hotel
L. K. Drais
Phoinix
Wx. Cunnery
M. H.sumumay
M. W. Mansion
Mericin Exchange National Bank
Henifornia Bank
San Francisco
Aexchange Nut" Bank
Chicago
Spur Rational Bank
Low Me
Bank of Arizona
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Trom
Price Baking Powder Co., Ehigaco
R.A
Chicago Chronicle
Patin
Hint Oil CO
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