Hunt Petition Largest in the State for Governor Race
Aug 14 Phoenix petition totals show George W P Hunt leading Democratic governor candidates with 2045 signatures, 1046 more than Charles Ward. Amos A Betts and R A Kirk tie at 1227 for corporation commissioner while several offices draw party nomination contests and varied petition signatures across the slate.
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Spreme Court
Republican State Central Committee
Hunt
George W. P. Hunt
Charles B. Ward
Flint
Amos A. Betts
R. A. Kirk
C. Q Case
Local Dem candidates deny preelection deputy promises
J F McDonald and M C Hawkins rebut a Tucson Sunday report alleging they promised Tombstone postmaster Paul A Smith a deputyship. McDonald calls the claim absurd and cites numerous banners, while Hawkins says he made no preelection promises and condemns dirty campaign tactics.
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Tucson
Cochise County
J. F. McDonald
M. C. Hawkins
Paul A. Smith
Tombstone
McDonald
Hawkins
Tucson Republican
Efor Treas
Campbell to Attend Nogales G O P Rally
Governor Thomas E Campbell will travel by train to Nogales arriving at noon to attend the Santa Cruz county Republican rally. He will be joined by P D Overfield state Republican chairman and Roy Davidson Jerome secretary of the state Republican committee.
Local Reporter Injures Foot at C A & M Shop
In Douglas on August 15 John Clemben suffered a badly mashed foot after it became trapped under a slag motor while doing an afternoon shift as extra at the C A M shop. Prompt care was received. The report lists political figures R A Kirk, Charles R Howe, and Jesse L Boyce with vote tallies.
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Douglas
John Clemben
Diamond Creek Plan Presses On Despite Federal Delays
Gen. John J. Greenway of Diamond Creek backers says the program remains on track, with Arizona set to gain cheap power from a 200,000 horsepower dam on the Colorado River. They argue the license is delayed in Washington but insist Girand and associates have met all requirements and that the project would boost Arizona industry and tax revenues.
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Girand, Greenway and Associates
Diamond Creek
Fall
Panes
Harer
John J . Greenway
James B. Girand
Colorado River
Girand
Washington
Giraud
General Greenway
Arizona
Colorado
President Harding offers federal aid to stranded Arizona trains
President Harding telegrammed Governor Campbell offering federal aid to relieve hardships for passengers marooned at Santa Fe junctions in Arizona. He urged swift relief if local facilities are insufficient and noted no trouble was anticipated on lines including the Southern Pacific. Arizona Eastern workers held a strike vote but adjourned without action after open discussions.
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Washington
Harding
Campbell
Arizona
Santa Fe
Ashfork
Phoenix
Arizona Eastern
Zona
George Rivers
Gleeson
John F Kries
Meridian
Governor orders inquiry into marooned train passengers
Governor Thomas E. Campbell ordered an official investigation into alleged suffering of passengers stranded at Seligman Arizona during the Big Four strike. Col Walter S. Ingalls was sent to Seligman to report at once after President Harding pledged federal relief assistance. The governor said he had no prior notice of hardship before receiving the president's message.
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Phoenix
Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe
Seligman
Ariz
Thomas E. Campbell
Harding
Walter S. Ingalls
Ash Fork
Campbell
Tucson
Trainmen Hold Line as Strike Rumors Fade
Local train crews continue working with no disruption as rumors of a strike among the big four brotherhoods on Southern Pacific and Arizona Eastern lines failed to materialize. A Phoenix meeting between trainmen and shop crafts representatives marked the day's notable event amid ongoing steady service.
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Phoenix
Southern Pacific
Arizona Eastern
Phoenis
Santa Fe Mail Car Train Reaches Phoenix
A Santa Fe stub train with five mail cars arrived in Phoenix from Ashfork after the Friday night walkout by big four members. The mail was handed to the postmaster and routed via Southern Pacific to California points. Separately, two Republican nominees for state offices failed to qualify for the September primary ballot by missing the minimum petition names.
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Phoenix
Ernest R. Hall
Santa Fe
Ashfork
Big Four
Southern Pacific
California
Board of Supervisors
Geo. M. Lukesh
Willcox
James O'Brien
Neenatellect
Douglas
J. G. Harmon
Benson
J. G Sweeney
San Simon
Labor Day Baseball Tournament Planned Here
A Labor Day celebration adds a four team doubleheader baseball tournament with games on Sunday August 3 starting at 2:00 pm and a final Monday afternoon. Organizers Wynn and Wales aim to showcase top teams and fund visiting-team expenses. Local fans can expect a premier exhibition and thorough event planning.
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Messrs
C. J. Wynn
Geo. M. Wales
95 Dollar Hour I C S Ad Drives Spare Time Study
A bold I C S advertisement touts hourly earnings and salary boosts from spare time study. It claims two million students, easy courses, adaptable options, and a promise that one hour daily with I C S prepares readers for desired work.
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I. C
I.C. S
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Richard H. Ramsey
Wayne Hubbe
Jnne Gress
Daniel P. Boyle
J. W. Murphy
W. J. Galbraith
C. Louise Boehringer
BA O'Hagen
John F. White
Corporation Commission
James A.betts
R.A. Kirk
Charles R. Howe
Jesse L. Boyce
Maiie
Califor
Nia
Wernor Campbell
Phoen
Labor Day
Slim Antes Daraing
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Department of the Interior
Wee Vance Ae
John R. Towles
Scott White
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