Political Gossip And Premature Predictions In Arizona
In Phoenix the attorney general’s office is in turmoil as aides threaten changes and potential rivals circle, while Marcus A. Smith leads a Republican Senate caucus in Chicago poised to fall to six Western Democrats. Navajo county tilts Republican with Judge Crosby predicting a GOP swing, and Ralph H. Cameron pursues support through Holbrook. Judge Samuel L. Pattee delays campaigning for the Arizona Supreme Court, citing workload and business before pleasure as he eyes the September primaries.
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Phoenix
Wiley Mr. Jones
Shebang
Whitney
Hardy
Rockies
Chicago
Marcus A. Smith
Arizona
Marcus
Willin
Ralph H. Cameron
Crosby
Navajo County
McGlanahan Announces Candidacy for Holbrook Constable
L F McGlanahan declares for the Holbrook precinct constable post as the sole known candidate. Arizona election news centers on Governor Campbell Mitt Sims and Mulford Winsor forming a three corner fight for top offices, with Campbell seen as leading the decisive contest.
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Campbell
Mitt Sims
Mulford Winsor
Arizona
Sims
Winsor
Navajo County Candidate Cites Time for Supreme Court
The statement notes the speaker will treat a supreme court bid as secondary until duties in the current office are caught up. It adds that at present he is the sole known candidate in Navajo County for the position and questions why voters fret over unknown rivals when only one candidate can be chosen.
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Navajo County
Harp
Winslow
Butinskys
Supreme Court
To My Desert Auto Poem of a broken car and pride
A comic circa poem laments a beloved but failing automobile. The speaker recalls buying the gaudy vehicle for a large sum, complaining of top wear, torn seats, and mechanical woes. Despite financial strain, the speaker muses about buying another car if given the chance.
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John
New Physician for Holbrook Dr Morton Arrives
Dr William G Morton arrives in Holbrook Arizona from Allison New Mexico where he led a hospital for Diamond Coal Co He is setting up offices on Porter street beside Holbrook Drug Co Morton is an Iowa native and after surveying Arizona towns chose Holbrook as his new base Dr and Mrs Morton are welcomed into Holbrooks professional and social circles noting Holbrook as the capital of the Arizona oil fields
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Wm. G. Morton
Arizona
Allison
N. M
Diamond Coal Co
Porter Street
Holbrook Drug Company
Morton
Iowa
Holbrook
Holbrook News Notes Highlights Local Travels
Mrs D J Thomas returned Tuesday from a California visit. Mrs R S Teeple left Tuesday for Cooley for about two weeks and will visit Mrs Don Cooley. Mr and Mrs J M Lee returned from San Diego. Geo C Morse of Silver Creek dined with Mr and Mrs Harry Cooper. LDS chapel holds Monday meetings for young children with growing attendance. Morse, a Silver Creek sheepman, was in Holbrook briefly before returning home.
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R. S. Teeple
Cooley
Don Cooley
Church of L. D. S
Geo C. Morse
Silvercreek
Holbrook
Arizona Weekly Industrial Review highlights 1920 railroad value jump
The Arizona Weekly Industrial Review reports total state railroad valuation at 101,064,350.06 for 1920, up about one million dollars from 1912. Multiple county notes follow including Benson contract awards, Yuma oil drilling plans, copper and mining activity, irrigation and water projects, and the Salt River Valley power and canal developments.
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Phoenix
Benson
Yuma
Phoenix — Chamber of] ‘Commerce
Jerome
United Verde Copper Co
Twohy Bros
Peoria
Salt River Valley
Bill Williams
Salt River Valley Water Users Association
Florence
Gila River
Tempe
Esa
Chloride
Chandler
Ajo
Casa Grande
Valley Farmers Organizing Electric Power District
Tucson
Gibson
Miami
Globe Old Dominion Company
Arizona
Superior
Silver King Mine
Southwest Cotton Co
Somerton
Safford
Gila Lumber Co
Froctuie Resaw
Flume Camp
Camelback
Wilcox
Ft. Grant Indian Reservation
Inspiration Mine
Holbrook News Notes Highlights Local Travel and Deaths
Mrs. R R Turbeville returned from California. Mrs. Harry Cooper made a business trip to Winslow. The Farrs of Snowflake mourn their eight month old baby. W B Farr attended the Snowflake funeral. Holbrook hosted the Bryan family guests of the Fergusons for the weekend. Greer returned from Oklahoma and plans California travel. Forest fires in northern state controlled. 8000 acres burned in Coconino. James Smith of Snowflake seeks electoral college role. Fred Amin heads to Syria. L F McClanahan, constable candidate, in Flagstaff for hay fever relief. W W Cadwell travels toward San Francisco. E P Howell and daughter Elva visit Holbrook. Marlory Henning accompanies. Miss Marie Kraemer of Winslow seeks administration letters for George F. Schaal estate. W E Stratton in Snowflake. C W Cook in Oatman on business. Frank W. Nelson leaves for Washington DC. Morton reports birth of a daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Will Stovall. mother and child well. Miss Olive Clark returns from three weeks at California beaches. recuperating.
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Joseph Farr
Snowflake
W. B. Farr
Chas. Bryan
Prescott
Bryan Bros
the Holbrook Tribune
Holbrook
W. C. Ferguson
E. G. Miller
Coconino National Forest
James Smith
Electorial College
Fred Amin
Amin & Koury
Syria
Albuquerque
South Carolina
Uncle Sam
L. F. McClanahan
San Francisco
Navy
E. P. Howell
Elva
Marlory Henning
Marie Kraemer
Winslow
George F. Schaal
W. E. Stratton
Snowlake
C. W. Cook
Adamana
Oatman
Frank W. Nelson
St. Johns
Washington, DC
Dr. Morton
Will Stovall
Commercial Cafe
Olive Clark
Superior Court
California
Week's Resume of the Holbrook Oil Field
Visitors praised the drilling crew led by Irving C. Carl as drilling resumed after 10 inch casing. A new sand line arrived from express to prevent delays, and supplies like water and wood are abundant. Jess Rogers of St. Joseph secured a 100 cord wood contract, boosting expected completion. Interest grows nationwide, with confirmations of a big land deal bringing more wells on the tested structure.
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Holbrook Oil Company
Irving C. Carl
Jess Rogers
St. Joseph
Adamana Notes Light Local Happenings and Visitors
Adamana notes describe Mr John Beasley finishing a cottage in town favored for a bachelor, neighbors George Hennessey and Orville Martin's luncheon, Donohoe shopping in Holbrook, and teacher Francis Bower due August 15. A turkey theft led to a wobbly bird recovery, then Anti Kostro feeding aided its recovery. Train dispatcher Charles Aye, a Montpelier visitor, is known to locals from 1916 Winslow to Gallup runs.
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John Beasley
George Hennessey
Holbrook
Pinto
Orville Martin
John Flynn
James
Donohoe
Francis Bower
Adamana
Turkey
Charles Aye
Montpelier
Idaho
Aye
Winslow
Gallup
Winslow Man Killed in Auto Accident
William P. Matlock of Winslow died last Saturday near St. Johns when his auto truck failed to brake on a steep grade and overturned beneath the load. He belonged to the Masonic lodge and a shriner and is survived by his wife. Adolf Schuster departed for Los Angeles last Saturday.
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William P. Matlock
Winslow
St. Johns
Masonic Lodge
L D S Social At Holbrook August Fourth
The L D S Chapel hosts a social on August 4 at 8:00 p m with a conundrum supper, music by Tate and Greer, solo by D C Williams, and games and tricks. Admission is free and everyone is welcome for an evening of food and entertainment.
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Holbrook
L. D. S. Chapel
W. B. Farr
D. Dowie
Golde Greer
Iea Carter
Tate
Mrs. T. R. Greer
D. C. iLliams
Zech Farr
Repos
Arizona voter registration climbs to thirty seven thousand
The secretary of state filings show 37,000 registered voters across Arizona with Santa Cruz not yet reporting. The register closes August 27 and reopens September 13 ahead of the primary, with totals rising from 81,000 two years ago. July 10 figures list county totals including Cochise 7,056 and Maricopa 5,815 among others.
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Arizona
Secretary of State
Santa Cruz
Cochise
Iino
Gila
Graham
Greenlee
Maricopa
Mohave
Pima
Pinal
Yavapai
Yuma
Lawyer John Sweeney In Winslow Seeks Quiet Legal Buzz
Attorney John Sweeney of Winslow visited town on legal business and told the News he has not yet heard the buzz of political activity serenading the chambers of so many legal rights.
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John Sweeney
Winslow
Political Bee
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L. F. McGlanahan
Desert Auto
Holbrook News Notes
D. J. Thomas
Mrs. J. M._ Lee
San Diego
Val
Geo. C. Morse
Harry Cooper
Arizona Weekly Industrial Review
R. R. Turbeville
R. Greer
Oklahoma
Holbrook Field
Winslow Man
Adolf Schuster
Los Angeles
L. D.S Social
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