Arizona Admission Favored and California Strike Fallout
The item notes favorability toward Arizona’s admission and reports on labor disputes, rail service, and political moves. It mentions Gov. Huanes’s near-home return, Debs encouraged to run for Indiana governor, and Capt. W. L. Gzorce's supervisor bid. It covers California fruit ship losses from a strike, train wreck inquiries at Sacramento, and Evacene J Trippel’s appointment as U S land office register in Tucson.
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Knox and Worden
Sacramento
Woodland
Evacene J Trippel
Dr. Trippel
U. S. Land Office
Tucson
Frank Walls
Trippel
Oregon Governor Pennoyer Blames Gold Standard for Strikes
Governor Pennoyer argues the president ignored a Christmas letter pledging bimetallic standards. He contends sufficient money and compulsory arbitration would end idleness and discontent from a gold basis, and calls for divorcing the federal government from cooperative monopolies while blaming the "gold bug" as the real culprit.
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Pennoyer
Oregon
Prescott Lawyers Rave Over New Rail Line to Phoenix
Prescott area lawyers returning from an inspection tour praised the new Arizona line southward to Phoenix. They traveled Skull Valley to Prescott and up toward Ash Fork, noting magnificent roadbed, smooth car rides, and superb scenery north of Prescott. They commend experienced railroad managers and orderly operations.
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Prescott
Phoenix
Skull Valley
Prescot
Ash Fork
United States
Attacks on Industry Warn of Turmoil and Despotism
A New York Sun financial writer warns that without existing repression measures, attacks on the country’s industries will grow more frequent, risking national turmoil and inviting a military despotism to force orderly living as in the past.
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New York Sun
Lands of Yuma Reservation Allotted to Yuma Indians
The bill allotting lands of the Yuma Reservation in severalty to the Yuma Indians has passed both houses and awaits the President's signature. It ratifies last winter’s agreement whereby the tribe cedes surplus lands to the Government. The Florence Tribune notes progress of the North and South railroad and urges Florence to prepare for prosperity.
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Yuma Reservation
Hcouse
Senate
Florence
D L Murray Seeks Democratic Treasurer Nomination in Phoenix
Additional Local Matter notes D L Murray a respected Phoenix business man entering the Democratic race for County Treasurer. The Bull Dog Mine in Tempe reports pump and boiler arrivals with a mill soon to be erected. Rumors of a fatal incident at Tonto Basin lack confirmation. Reports say San Carlos agents and subagents have been decapitated amid a regional upheaval.
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D. L. Murray
Phoenix
Bull Dog
Tempe
Robi. Bowen
Tonto Basin
John Rhodes
San Carlos
Present Condition of the Mesa Horses
The editor reports that Mesa and Tempe horses show little glanders and notes the disease is not spontaneous. He credits community help, describes about forty horses destroyed or quarantined on suspicions, and urges continued vigilance and isolation of suspicious animals until authorities inspect.
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Phoenix
Free Press
Mesa
Tempe
J. C. Norton Ter
Staruoop for Arizona Nears As Event Draws Closer
The note announces Staruoop for Arizona approaching soon with details expected to unfold in the near future. Local organizers promote the event and urge community awareness.
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Yrar
Sevgate
Arizona
Huanes
China
Japan
Puttman
New Jersey
Col
J. W. Dorrington
Yuma
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Federation of Labor Trade Unions
Debs
Indiana
W. L. Gzorce
Capt. George
Lays
Illinois
Dess
House
California
White
Oakland
Dunsmuir
Staruoop
Mesa Weekly Free Press
Cincinnat Weekly
Enquirer
Talbot & Hubbard
Dr. Ensor
Gilson Block
A. P. Walbridge
Santa Fe Rowte
Jol
C. Carpenter
H. Morehouse
el Paso
Ri Paso
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