Arizona Capitol Observes Rate Hearings And Auto Outlook
Phoenix hearings wrap on freight and petroleum tariffs before Examiner Arthur Pugh and the Arizona Corporation Commissioners. Railroads defend revenue losses over 1 million annually. Secretary Osborn predicts Arizona overtakes with auto registrations reaching 5500 by year end. State plans primary filing deadlines and party committee meeting set at Prescott July 5.
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Arizona News Bureau
Phoenix
Examiner
Corporation Commission
Examiner Pugh
Capitol
Supreme Court
Santa Fe Railroad Company
Kansas
Arizona
Sidney P. Osborn
Osborn
New York
California
Ariza Federation of Labor
Secretary of State
United States
Arene G. M. Willard
New State Game Warden
Charles W. Harris
Washington
National Guard of
Barris
Col
Harris
War Department
Col. Harris
Phoenix Board of Trade
Carl Hayden
Department
State Tax Commission
Ariona
Florence
Carhpaigh
Republican State Central Committee
Prescott
Items of Interest From Apache County
An Apache County note describes unusually heavy June rain days and a thriving range. Crops are reported booming and corn is implied to be growing well on the benches. The piece defends the value of the local newspaper against city papers.
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Aris
Wool growers Jubilant Over Lambing Season In Holbrook
J R Armijo and J J Baca deliver wool to Holbrook then Armijo travels to Albuquerque to bring his daughter home from school. Armijo, a prominent wool grower, praises a high twin lamb yield and strong overall lambing success in twenty years. A new well on Fred T Colter’s farm near St Johns provides a deep flow of sweet water, tested as excellent, reaching near the surface pipe.
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J. R. Armijo
J. J. Baca
Holbrook
Fred T. Colter
St. Johns
Mr. Hornbuckle
Notable Navajo County Lawyer Witness in Rouder Case
A St. Johns citizen reports meat supply from a sheep kill. Attorney C H Jordan, a Navajo County figure, is listed as a witness in the Schuster Rouider case to be tried today. Ranchers on the beach hold optimism as weather hints at more water for reservoirs. Parcel post shipments through town include onions beans and other luxury items.
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St. Johns
C. H. Jordan
Navajo County
Schuster Rouider
Stock Salt Rates Reduced In Arizona Route
Rates on stock salt from Hutchison Kansas to Northern Arizona points drop to 50 to 73 cents per hundred as prescribed by the Corporation Commission. Towns affected include Chambers Holbrook Winslow Canyon Diablo Flagstaff Williams Ash Fork Cedar Glade Jerome Junction Seligman Nelson Peach Springs Hackberry Kingman.
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Hutchison
Kansas
Arizona
Corporation Commission
Commission
Chambers
Holbrook
Winslow
Canyon Diablo
Flagstaff
Williams
Ash Fork
Cedar Glade
Jerome Junction
Seligman
Nelson
Peach Springs
Hackberry
Kingman
Advertised Letters At Holbrook Post Office June 20 1914
Unclaimed letters remain at the Holbrook post office for the week ending June 20 1914. The list includes W. A. Edwards W. A Johnson Dan Jackson L V Jackson Marley Nay Clorina Marshall Eva Townsend K J Smit Postmaster.
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Holbrook Post Office
W. A. Edwards
W. A Johnson
Dan Jackson
LV. Jackson
Marley Nay
Clorina Marshall
Eva Townsend
K. J. Smit
Military Seizure of the Colorado Coal Mines
President Wilson adopts Theodore Roosevelt’s plan to seize Colorado mines if arbitration fails. Five referees would select two from mine owners and two from miners, with one appointed by the President. The move aims to curb unrest and set labor capital relations on a safer footing amid red flag agitation and broader industrial tension.
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Theodore Roosevelt
Pennsylvania
Wilson
Colorado
United States
Butte
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Apache County
Herald-News
Pioneer
D. Smith
Holbrook Agency
Lyman Land Co
New ST. Johns Reservoir
R. S. Teeple Holbrook
LOS Angeles Examiner
Shira
Batiste
H. H. Scorse
Holbrook, Arizona
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