Debated Arizona Statehood and Bailey Support Cited
The piece critiques delegates from Yavapai and Yuma while praising Senator Bailey of Texas as a staunch ally to Arizona. It notes the convention's reaction to his defense and predicts political costs for opponents. Statements condemn Parsons and discuss implications for the constitutional debate and admission votes.
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Cunniff
Yavapai County
Statehood
Winsor
Yuma
J. W. Bailey
Texas
Bailey
Senate
Congress
Arizona
Cochise County
Maricopa County
Jve Bailey
Parsons
Aldrich
Hale
Constitutional Convention
Fifteen Million Horse Power Named in Forest Reserve Report
Secretary Wilson reports roughly 15 million horsepower of water power lie within forest reserves, only a small portion appropriated. The piece critiques private control versus government safeguarding under conservation policies, notes Taft's lengthy message, Ballinger, Pinchot, and Brandeis influence, then lists local figures visiting Holbrook and Winslow multiday district court activity.
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News Office Trial Plea For Diverse Job Work
A NEWS office advertising a trial run invites clients to test a range of job work services. The offer emphasizes flexible handling of transcription, layout, proofreading, and printing tasks to showcase capabilities.
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John R. Hulet
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