Navajo Republicans Gather a Full Slate at Snowflake
A Navajo County Republican caucus at Snowflake selected nominees for state senate and house, county offices, and endorsed Harding and Coolidge. The meeting named James Scott for state senate, J. E. Kleindienst for state representative, and endorsed Thomas E. Campbell, with resolutions praising the late Robert C. Smith and voicing optimism for a Republican year in 1920.
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Walton
Navajo County
Coxey
G. N. MacBean
John Miller
MacBean
Navajos County
Arizona
Warren G. Harding
United States
Calvin Cooledye
Thomas E. Campbell
State Highway Department
Thic
Robert Co. Smith
Republican Central Committee
Robert C. Smith
Scott
Phoenix
Jim Scott
J. E. Kleindienst
Winslow
Holbrook
Kleindienst
Santa Fe
Round House
Navajo
J. E. Richards
St. Joseph
C. E. Owens
Snowflake
Freeman and
Flanigan
Board of Supervisors
Dan Divelbess
R. &. Newman
Charley Harp
Jon Miller
Jennings Auto Co
Patterson
F. N. Pingree
Marguerite Drumin
Bill Williams
Bill
Joseph E. Robinson
California Missions of the
Mormon Church
Mesa
Disciples of Republicanism
Washington
Robinson
Hopi Snake Dance Dates Set for August Observance
Lorenzo Hubbell reports the Hopi Snake and Antelope ceremonies span August 16 to 25 on the Hopi reservation with the Snake Dance scheduled for August 24 and the Antelope rite on August 23. The nine day sequence includes public performances at a spring near the Meza and a sunrise foot race to conclude the drama.
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Arabia
Shumopovi
Shipaulovi
Mishongnovi
Walpi
Lorenzo Hubbell
Oruibi
Arizona
Hoteville
Holbrook
Keams Canyon
Meza
Oraibion
Holbrook Oil Field resumes as Zuni well returns to work
After a two day suspension pending a new balance wheel, Carl and Armberger and Smithers of the force restart drilling. Adamana halted at 2080 feet awaiting casing, expected within ten days to two weeks barring railroad delays, as Holbrook area oil operations reframe development with Zuni and Adamantia fields resuming activity.
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Carl and Armberger
Smithers
Hebrook of
Adamana
L. EF. Ward
United Eastern Mine
Oatman
Jordan
Zuni
Morenci
Fredricks
Oil Well Supply Co
Los Angeles
Holbrook
Holbrook Oil
Adamantia
A B Schuster Co Announces Big Clearance Sale Next Week
Beginning next week the A. and B. Schuster Co will stage a large clearance sale with a twenty percent reduction on a vast stock of ladies blouses skirts and dresses All styles and sizes will be available at the opening and customers are advised to buy for future needs.
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A. & B. Schuster Co
Black parolee gravely injures foreman in Holbrook
Adell Thomas, described as a Black parolee, assaulted Foreman Kuhns in a Winslow round house incident tied to a hotel escape. Kuhns, transported to Albuquerque for treatment, is not expected to survive. Deputy DeWitt tracked the suspect, who was captured in Holbrook and faces detention as his victims' kin react.
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Adell Thomas
Holbrook
Gov. Campbell
Winslow
Round House
Kuhns
Albuquerque
DeWitt
Santa Fe
Adamana
Rastus
Patterson elected to succeed Neel as Holbrook city clerk
Patterson J M Patterson the county treasurer was elected Holbrook city clerk at a special meeting to fill the vacancy caused by B B Neel's resignation. Neel will become cashier at the Bank of Needles. Mrs Fred Kronig of Belen New Mexico visits Mercy Mel Alester.
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J. M. Patterson
Holbrook
B. B. Neel
Bank of Needles
Fred Kronig
Belen
New Mexico
Mrs
Mercy Mel Alester
Sunflower Party Honoring Miss Mann At Holbrook Event
The Girls Friendly Society of Holbrook hosted a Sun Flower party at Mrs Thorwald Larsons home in honor of Miss Mary Mann of Fresno visiting sister Mrs James Scorse. Yellow and brown decorations set the theme with ice cream and cake. Mary Ellis won a silver thimble in a handkerchief contest. Lilian Chamberlin earned a silver spoon for best sun flower story and painting. guest prize was a game.
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Girls Friendly Society of
Hol‘brook
Thorwald Larson
G. FS. A
Arizona
Mary Mann
Fresno
Vher Sunt
James Scorse
Mary Ellis
Lilian Chamberlin
Navajo County Sees Rapid Growth In Valuations
Navajo County has increased assessed valuations by over fifty percent in five years. In 1916 valuations were 8.61 million dollars, rising to 12.35 million in 1920, improving class status and promising further gains through irrigation projects, oil activity, and railroad property equalization led by the current board of supervisors.
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Navajo County
Board of Supervisors
Garage Man Punctures Law In Hock For Repairs
A garage operator from Overland fled on a Ford after failing to settle debts including $90 owed to Paquin. Sheriff Harp tracked the suspect to Kingman by telegraph. at a preliminary hearing he was bound over for trial in a $200 bond.
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Hock
Overland
Paquin
Canonball Baker
Harp
Kingman
Easley
Gentry Brothers Circus Arrives in Holbrook August 22
Gentry Brothers Famous Shows brings a patriotic opening to Holbrook on Sunday August 22 featuring nearly 100 ponies marching with national flags. The 32nd annual tour includes a new wild animal display and a stirring new patriotic spectacle unseen before. The street parade is described as larger and more impressive than prior years.
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Gentry Brothers Famous
Holbrook
Gentry Brothers
Here Are the Men Who Seek Your Vote
An advertisement lists candidates running for state and county offices and notes a fee schedule for banner display during the primary campaign. The notice specifies charges of 25 dollars for state office banners and 15 dollars for county banners, payable upon entry.
Assessor Candidacy Announcements for 1920 Primary
Wallace E. Shumway announces his candidacy for the Democratic nomination for Assessor of Navajo County subject to the voters will in the September 7, 1920 primary. John S. Quirk also seeks the Democratic nomination for Assessor of Navajo County in the same primary.
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John S. Quirk
Winslow
Quirk
Navajo County
FOR SHERIFF IN NAVAJO COUNTY PRIMARY ELECTION SUMMARY
Sheriff of Navajo county subject to voters will at the September 7, 1920 primary. Co. W. HARP.
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Navajo County
Co. W. Harp
State Senator Robert Moore Seeks Navajo County Seat
State Senator Robert Moore announces bid for Navajo County seat. He emphasizes rural development, public safety, and economic growth, highlighting support from local communities and endorsements from regional party committees. He plans town halls across the county to outline policy priorities.
Candidacy Announcements for Local Offices in 1920 Primary
Recorder of Navajo County Marguerite Drumm seeks voter support at the September 7 1920 primary election. Constable candidate L F McClanahan announces run for Holbrook precinct subject to voters will.
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J. M. Patterson
St. John
Apache County
Donald Howard
Holbrook
White Mountains
Phoenix
Thorwald Larson
Flagstaff
Harry Cooper
Los Angeles
Arthur F. Switzer
John Bailey
Heber
Margaret Smith
Clifford Smith
Navajo County
Marguerite Drumm
L. F. McClanahan
Holbrook Precinct Justice of the Peace Nomination
For Supervisor County Supervisor, subject to voters at the primary September 7. John Flanigan. For Justice of the Peace Holbrook precinct nomination, subject to primary voters September 7. D W Easley.
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Justice OF the Peace
Justice of the Peace of
Clark Seeks Republican Nomination for Arizona Senate
Statement from E. S. Clark announces his candidacy for the United States Senate seat from Arizona under the Republican banner subject to primary voters on September 7. Clark presents his platform and names supporters in a bid to win the nomination and advance to the general election.
Cameron announces candidacy for Arizona U.S. Senate
Ralph H. Cameron declares his candidacy for the Republican nomination for United States Senator from Arizona, subject to voters at the primary election on September 7. He signs the notice proclaiming his bid.
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United States
Arizona
Ralph H. Cameron
Chamberlin Announces Candidacy for Supervisor
W. H. Chamberlin formally announces his candidacy for the office of supervisor. The proclamation states his intent to run and invites support from voters and local party members.
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Republican Caucus
James Scott
Pinedale
R. Greer
Court House
Q. T
Greer
G. O. P. Lee
Miller
Tanner
Forrest Road
John Tursley
A. Wolff
Morrow
Jack Marden
The
R. l. Smith
Herald
Fred Crain
Aztec Petroleum [Securities Co
A. K. Folger
Colorado Springs
J. T. Baird
Sunflower
Mrs. Larson
Ben ‘Weed
Gentry’s Circus
Wallace E. Shumway
Robert Moore
John Flanigan
E. S. Clark
W. H. Chamberlin
John A. Freeman
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