County Voting Tortuous: Holbrook Totals and Yes No Blame
Holbrook and Navajo county turnout shows Ellis Ellsworth leads with 528 votes while Flake trails 354 for the nomination. Sheriff Harp dominates Republican candidates though a late tie at Diverbess with Newman looms. James Scott contends for state senate amid fusion whispers and party maneuvering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quirk
Miss Drumm
Brady
Patterson
Frank Ellsworth
Ellsworth
Flake
Phoenix
Sheriff
Diverbess
Newman
Harp
County Vote in Navajo County Shapes State Race
Navajo County voters backed Clark Cameron and Ralph Cameron in a hotly contested U S Senate race. Becketled figures show Beck 436 and Flanigan 408 in the Democratic supervisor contest, Harp leading Mattox 468 to 351, and Greer winning county attorney with 323 to Larson 211. Hattie Penrod won school superintendent. Shumway won assessor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Flanigan and Beck
C. W. Harp
J. M. Patterson
Thos. R. Greer
Hattie H. Penrod
W. E. Shumway
Marguerite Drumm
Robi
L. Moore
Frank Ellsworth
L. F. Clanahan
Navajo County
Walton
Pinetop
Zuni
Bull Conner
Ralph Cameron
Arizona
Congress
Clark
Beck
Flanigan
Chamberlin
Freeman
Harp
Mattox
Avalk
Greer
Ferguson
Holbrook
Larson
Sapp
Hattie Penrod
Winslow
W. H. Shumway
Contest for Congress Still in the Balance
Prescott and Phoenix reports show E. S. Clark leading Cameron by a slim margin as Maddock and Robison split the Clark vote. The Arizona contest features bitter clashes, with Clark lacking organization and funds yet gaining broad public support, while Cameron is backed by special interests. Mitt Simms named governor candidate, Wheeler secretary of state, Jones attorney general, Mark Smith for the senate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S. Senate
Smith
Stanford
Norton
Congress
Hayden
Supreme Court
McAlister
Nealon
Patteen
Simms
Winsor
Secretary of State
Carroll
Wheeler
Ross
Maynard
Jones
Hardy
Whitney
Sept. of Public Instruction
Peterson
Case
Corporation Commission
Vaughn
Cashel
Adams
Bolin
Foster
Jennings
Tax
Murphy
Luke
Hughes
Zander
U. S
Clark
Cameron
Maddock
Robinson
Campbell
Hall
Public Instruction
Pratt
Toles
Gailbraith
White
Mellgren
Robison
Holbrook
Navajo County
Prescott
Phoenix
E. S. Clark
Arizona
Mitt Simms
Mark Smith
Senate
Oil Field Updates Hint at New Production
Reports from Adamana and Holbrook oil properties indicate casing shipments from El Paso and eastern points will arrive soon, enabling resumed work and potential water casing, gas flow, and improved prospects. Rigs at Zani and Zuni show activity. observers await a sustained, deeper look at formation prospects and likely early oil shows.
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Cook
Adamana Company
Adamana
el Paso
Holbrook Oil Company
Northern Arizona State Fair set for Prescott in mid October
The Northern Arizona State Fair will be held in Prescott October 14 15 and 16 with over 5000 dollars in cash premiums across mining livestock agricultural horticultural poultry educational and home economics. The event features 3090 in sport prizes and a full program of entertainment band concerts dancing and races. County commissioners and vice presidents from Apache Coconino Mohave Navajo and Yavapai counties are listed with A M MacDuffee ill recently. Road maintenance contracts were awarded at 125 dollars per month for Show Low to Rocky Arroyo and from Rocky Arroyo to Leakeaida a We He Laren per month.
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Arizona
St. Johns
Coconino
Pecson
Flagstaff
Mohave
J. N. Foster
Kingman
Frank J. Willis
Yavapai
John Bianconi
A. C. Gilmore
A. M. MacDuffee
Mohave County
Fred T. Celter
Springerville
Lou Chamlbois
A. M. MacDeffee
Ed Sawyer
Winston
W. W. Midgley
Cornville
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C. E. Owens
J. E. Richards
Dan Divelbess
M. R. Tanner
John H. Miller
James Leo
Justice of the Peace
D. Way
W. B. Woods
Harry Wetzel
W. F
Friends of the
James Scott
Nemo Winsor
Siam
Flanagan
DeWitt
Marshal McClanahan
U.S
Clark Cameron
Alge
Democratic
Zani
St. Louis
Showlow
Rocky Arroyo
Leakeaida
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