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02 Feb 1912
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Newspaper
Holbrook News
Location
Holbrook, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Feb 02, 1912
Page
1
An advertisement from the News office advertises ladies fine writing paper and scratch pads for trial use. It promotes stationery supplies available at the News office.
The Democratic tariff bill, cutting steel and iron duties by 35 percent, clears the House 210 to 19. Insurgent Republicans joined a Democratic bloc. leaders push for a Senate fight with a coalition aim. Senate Finance Committee awaits hearings on steel issues as Arizona officials plan moves before statehood.
Republican progressives meeting in Washington endorsed Robert La Follette for the presidential nomination and vowed a nationwide campaign. Colonel W L House, La Follette's manager, issued the statement confirming his continued race to the end. Earlier rumors of merging Roosevelt and La Follette factions were dismissed as unfounded.
Prescott Arizona January 29 Senator M G Cunniff of Prescott plans a referendum to let voters decide if state officers elected December 12 should serve one year or three years. The move addresses constitutional tenure conflicts affecting supreme court justices and aims to learn public wishes. Cunniff seeks to avoid court conflicts while testing will of the people. Chet Houck and family have moved to Cave Creek and will reside there for several months with mail directed to that address.
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