Arizona Chief Justice says no need for suffrage session
Chief Justice D L Cunningham of the Arizona Supreme Court urged that Arizona need not spend funds to endorse the Susan B Anthony amendment. He argued Arizona already has woman suffrage, and a special session poses uncertain outcomes and taxpayer cost. He warned against rushing legislation for a national cause. The piece notes ongoing discussion and references to a potential continuation in Page Five.
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Falls Committee Probe in Nogales Shake-Up
Jan 31 Nogales headlines a coming inquiry as Dr P B Atlendorf a noted army intelligence operator is set to testify. He reportedly carried German propaganda material from Mexico and holds documents on cross border emaging activities. Local American Legion members expect him to present true facts of Mexican German conditions.
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Soldiers in Camp Little At Ales Rise In Arms
Report from Tombstone describes Negro soldiers at Camp Little in unrest after a week of thefts and depredations. The claim notes the situation was not yet confirmed at press time.
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Health officers urged to report flu and pneumonia cases
State health officers were asked in a letter from Dr. Geo f Goodrich to report all cases of flu and pneumonia and related deaths. He cited six cases from Bladen and two deaths in Prescott, with a telegram from Surgeon General Ruppert Blue demanding daily case and death reports from each center.
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State Highway Dept Calls For Road Bids in Mohave County
The State Highway Department in Phoenix calls for bids to build a section of the Old Trails Highway between Gatman and Geli Roads in Mohave County Arizona. The project will use federal aid and aims to cut costs while serving cross country tourists and local traffic. Mohave County’s 73 percent share of the state road tax fund funds the project and others, including a bridge across the Colorado River.
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White Metal Holds Its Own In Market
DENVER January 31 Despite a drop in New York to a new low, silver opened the week at 134 per fine ounce. London reports demand remains ahead of supply as currency effects ripple through markets. The notable return of Kol and Asian trade signals a revival for mines battered by higher labor and material costs, with precious metal prices oscillating amid broader economic shifts.
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Carranza Declares Himself Mexican Military Dictator
A dispatch from Mexico City reports President Venustiano Carranza proclaims himself dictator and refuses to transfer power to the July presidential candidate. Fourteen state governors join to push for a civilian president, opposing the constitutional regime, while Vilay establishes HQ in Sut aveo Chihuahua and federal forces concentrate in Chihuahua City. Observers in exile suggest Obregon and Vila may unite for a revolution against Carranza.
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May Run for Governor Rumor Circulates in Arion Race
Reports from Tombstone say Thomasyn, U S Attorney, may run for governor of Arion on the Democratic ticket. No formal announcement from Flynn has been made and the rumor persists until confirmation or denial.
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Flax Mining Co Buys Machinery for Properties
Bisbee January 21 D C Brown and T K Reed travel to Courtland to supervise loading of a plant Machinery recently purchased by Flax Mining Co for property near Pat at Son ia Santa Cruz county The equipment includes a 40 horsepower engine 425 horsepower Fairbanks Morse casing engine an Ingersoll Rand compressor and air hammer drill plus two sets of street for them hand steel blacksmith gear galvanized tank 4 wooden cages and miscellaneous tools The machinery is to be delivered to the site within days and placed in operation within two weeks.
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Exploding shotgun injures boy and kills horse
Rudo Watson, 16, was wounded when a shotgun exploded while driving with his brother. The horse was killed. Watson, taken to St Mary’s Hospital, faces possible arm amputation as doctors attempt to save it. Police say parents were ahead in a car. brothers on the wagon.
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Proclamation of Arbor Day Issued in Arizona
A historical proclamation delegates Arbor Day observance to governors and schools, stressing the value of nature and aesthetic education. It urges planting trees, vines, shrubs, and flowers, linking outdoor study with moral and cultural growth and noting nature as essential to a complete education.
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Bisbee Boxing Card Promises Five Fights This Week
Big fight set for Wednesday night features Ralph Lincoin and Dex Cody in the main event at Bisbee with two Tombstone scrappers added to the program. Tucson and Phoenix delegations expected, Bisbee Athletic Club managing details with W. T Boyd and French. Meanwhile Cochise county faces a historic legal case as deportation actions from 1927 move before the courts, drawing wide attention across the region.
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33 Reasons for Broadening Call Look Them Over
January 31 article lists 32 proposed topics for a broader legislative call to Governor Campbell beyond ratification of national woman suffrage. Items include higher salaries for school workers, nonpartisan highway commission, higher pay for state officers, wage increases for clerks, higher tax levy for road construction, constitutional debt limits, repeal of old animal fighting laws, anti gamecock fighting, eradicating foul brood in bees, bonuses for ex-service men, and public health legislation.
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