Democratic Gathering Heats Up in Holbrook Ahead of Primaries
A crowded Democratic rally is planned in Holbrook with attendees from Cedar Springs to the Apache line to back candidates for county offices. The piece notes multiple contests including sheriff, superintendent of schools, assessor, and recorder, with discussion of registration, petition filing dates, and party rules for nominations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holbrook
Wilson’s Vineyard
Deouth
Court House
Washington
Phoenix
Cedar Springs
Pinetop
Winslow
Apache Line
San Francisco
G. C. Bazell
John Sweeney
Shem
Harp
Flanigan
Freeman
J. J. Eere
Frank Willis
J. B. Pace
Snowflake
Alfred Bond
St. Joseph
J. J. Brady
Shelow
Miss Drumm
Brady
John L. Bushman
John L
John Flanigan
Burglar Caught Quickly After Holbrook Garage Theft
Harold DePoix a French hobo from Salt Lake City attempted a back window theft at Jennings Garage Holbrook taking 147.00 in cash from gas receipts after bank hours. Sheriff Harp recovered the money and detained the suspect bound over to superior court.
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Harold DuPoix
Salt Lake City
Holbrook
Jennings
Voting Information For Arizona People
A garbled report notes multiple court actions. Santiago Boras fined 125 dollars for driving stock across a reserve without a permit and released. Charles E. Adams, a Forney check artist, sentenced to one to three years in Florence for safe-check crimes. Frank Kessler, IWV agitator, released on U S Attorney motion. Oscar Bitaner, a federal prisoner, held for trial after helter skelter charges. Details unclear due to OCR text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santiago Boras
Charles E. Adams
Florence
Arizona Weekly Industrial Review highlights diverse 1920 projects
Phoenix assesses 1920 valuation at 42.75 million, up 9.5 million. Yuma votes for city hall bonds. Indian Oasis yields 3 feet of silver ore valued at 700 to 900 dollars per ton. Numerous Arizona sites report crop, irrigation, mining, power, and railroad developments, including Verde Mine, Phoenix solar observatory, and large irrigation schemes.
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Phoenix
Yuma
Indian Oasis
Comababi
Ajo
Indian Reservation
San Simon
Tuscon
Tuscon Highway
Delta Indian Reservation
Casa Grande
Winslow
Prescott
Verde Mine Company
Salt River Valley Waters Association
Hassayampa
Mesa
Arizona Cave Creek Mines Co
Phoenix — Chamber of Commerce
Clifton
Potter Hot Springs
Hetty
Roosevelt
Smithsonian Institute
Harqua Haha
Flagstaff
Phildelphia
Mint
Farmington
Carrizo
Flagstaff — Logging Co
Leoses
Arizona Eastern
R. R
Litchfield
Mayer
Globe
Iron Gap
Parker
White Star Co
Agua Fria River
Community Club entertains Holbrook residents at Thursday gathering
Holbrook notes recount a large Community Club turnout with socializing and entertainment. Visits include Dr and Mrs Switzer returning from Farmington New Mexico with cherries, and Epworth League and L D S church events described.
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W. C. Ferguson
Prosperous desert lands teem with industry and mines
More than 200000 people live in newly developed homes in former deserts. They harvest an annual crop valued at about 100000000 dollars. Salt River project age operations are planned. Jerome Jerome Superior to install electrical equipment and Jerome Central opens shipping ore with machinery to be installed. Wardan Rainer Mines installs a modern steam plant at Ellsworth mine.
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Salt River
Jerome-Jerome Superior
Jerome Central
Wardan
Rainer Mines Corporation
Ellsworth Mine
Limits for political petitions in Navajo County Arizona
Arizona law sets petition thresholds from 3 to 10 percent for county offices 5 percent for precinct officers and 1 to 3 percent for state offices In Navajo County Democratic candidates for county offices must collect 25 to 82 signatures while Republicans need 24 to 78 After signatures are gathered an affidavit must be filed with the clerk of the board of supervisors and names cannot be counted for two petitions for the same office
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Secretary of State
Arty
Socialist Party
August
Board of Supervisors
United States
Congress
Justice of the Peace
Arizona
Navajo County
Oil field activities resume with casing challenges ahead
Week’s resume notes Holbrook Oil Company casing in place by print time after a minor obstruction required pulling and reaming. Safety first guided decisions as Slim Smithers joins crew and a veteran driller may lead the second tower. Adamana reports gas quantities while expanding drilling to a water supply rig. Bankers, Black Canyon ready for faster progress and Zuni Hopi Apache firms set for full blast.
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Holbrook Oil Company
Slim Smithers
Adamana Company
Bankers Oil Corporation
Black Canyon Oil Company
Apache
Pugnacious Publisher Pays The Piper In Navajo County Trial
The week long damage suit saw J H Chapman publisher at Winslow fail to testify as Thomas R Greer won $735 on a $12,000 claim. Judge A S Gibbons presided. Chapman’s conduct in court and county affairs drew critique from the jury and local press.
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J.H. Chapman
Winslow
Navajo County
Funct
Thomas R. Greer
Chapman
Greer
Ithe J
A. S. Gibbons
St. Johns
Also Mentioned on This Page
Frank Kessler
I.W. W
Sawtelle
Oscar Bitaner
Arizona Weekly Industrial Review
Holbrook News Notes
Geowither
Rose
Phoenix Park
Col. Burbage
Quebedeaux
Zeke Newman
Kansas City
Newman
Mrs
Conrad Hess and
Ae of
The
Heber
Aciano Cordova
Epifanio Peralta
Concho
Aciano
Justice Whipple
Lakeside
Chas. B. Woolford
Sholow
Jas. H. Frost
Chas. T. Savage
R. B. Walton
Highway Commission
Karl Bryan Chambers
Jerome
Apphia Edith Miller
Julius Ray Butler
Pinedale
Dick May Adams
Judge Easley
Mary Zuck
New York City
Walteree
Washington, D. C
Miss Zuck
Zack
N.Y
Miller
Cook
Teeple
J. C. Paulsell
John Funk
Los Angeles
Hamilton
B. Y. Welcher
Fort Fate
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