MOVE ARIZONA CATTLE RANCH TO CLOVERLAND
Tucson leaders promote moving Arizona cattle to Upper Wisconsin Michigan lands to establish a large beef operation. Frank M King and M S Plumer plan 2000 head shipped in spring, with cowboys and trains, aiming at Michigan’s cutover region as a beef hub. Government rail support noted. costs seen as offset by nearer markets.
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Wisconsin
Michigan
Clover
Frank M. King
M.S Plumer
Florence
Scott’ St Paul
Minnesota
United States
United
United Ss. 25, Proximaul
Chicago
Stax
Schuolcraft
Upper Peninsula
Arket
Walter B McBeath
Tucsot
Texas
Cate
Dickinson County
O. F. Radburn
Patagonia
Arie
Canning, Sieh
Russell T. Johnson
Gila Bend
Sin County
Pamer
Wiscon
Railroad Administration
Ses
McBeath
King
Plummer
Arizona Legislature Opens With Big Capitol Expansion Talk
Arizona lawmakers begin sessions with plans for capital expansion costing over 200000 and proposals for a soldiers memorial. The agenda includes a state territorial code, a second superior judge for Cochise County, and revived debates on a state smelter and military code amendments.
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Dellors
Cochive County
Maricopa County
National Guard
Perpetuty
Arizona
Hers of Arizona Hold Annual Meet
The Arizona Pioneers Historical Association met on West Congress Street Tucson to elect 1914 officers led by President Herbert Drachman and Treasurer Barron M. Jacobs. Directors include E A Dacote Ed Rochester and others. plans aim to secure a permanent site to safeguard valuable records and artifacts.
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Yavapai
EW. Wells
B .M Frederick
Yama
O. F. Townsend
Jad Gaidelfo
Martenpa
Jos
Kibbespaul
J Devine
Graham Miles ¢. Wood A Cruz
Henryert Levin
John Cady Hinson Ties
M. P. Freeman
W. P
Pields
E. A. Dacote
Rochester
Palmer
Davant
John Vesyur
The
Pixeers
H. Flayle
Draclanan
Apple preservation method showcased by Arizona farmer
Andrew Kimball of Thatcher sent a sample of his conservation work on damaged apples to EK. P. Taylor of the Extension Service. The process involved washing, bleeding, and sulfur fumigation to kill insects, followed by drying and storage. Directions provided show scalding and slow cooking to restore size and flavor.
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Andrew Kimball
Thatcher
Ector EK. P. Taylor
Extension Service
U. S.A
Mr. Taylor
Mr. Kimball
Alarm over teachers shortage prompts registration drive
Anxious over a nationwide and eastern shortage of teachers, the United States Employment Service urges qualified educators in public and private schools to register. Brown, local bureau manager, says rural vacancies and openings for principals, teachers, and instructors exist. special registration desks are being set up to reconnect lapsed teachers with tutoring needs.
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Hoenix
United States Employment Service and Register
Brown
Chicago Braneh
Far Aorernhe
Ette
New Year 1919 Call To Care For Deeds
A fragmented 1919 exhortation urges careful steps and sound deeds as the year begins. It warns that actions will count more than words and stresses vigilance to avoid disaster from past mistakes. The message underscores responsibility, reform, and a cautious path forward.
Who Killed Cock Robin War Times Rhetoric
The piece argues that amid Allied victory the public may blame loose thinkers and unreliable figures. It contrasts a united Army of Liberation and Stripes with opportunistic critics, asserting the Allies won through concerted effort and common sense.
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Paumientar Sp
Mining Expansion Postwar Policy Call
After the war, proponents urge lifting restrictions on mining to speed development. They note thousands of workers were drafted, mines halted production to meet manpower needs, and capital was redirected to support the war effort. The argument favors reopening new mines promptly.
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Enthlyssary
Patrikr
Tinkering Not In Demand In Constitutional Debates
A survey of 1919 elections shows most states rejecting constitutional tinkering and amendments aimed at tax cuts and industrial protection. Brief mentions note Dr. Anna Howard Shaw becoming a special Washington police badge holder, with admonitions to avoid further reform.
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Anna Howard Shaw
Washington
Daniels
Dr. Shaw
Tax Assessors Meet January Sixth In Phoenix
The annual conference of tax assessors from 14 counties and the state tax commission will convene in Phoenix on January 6. Six new assessors will attend after taking office that day. Discussions will cover tax matters and generate proposed legislation for the upcoming legislative session. The Arizona Tax Assessors' association will also elect officers and conduct other business.
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Hoenix
State Tax Commission
Phoenix
Arizona Tax Assessors’ Association
Charles Ellis Dies at Douglas
Word reached Tombstone that Charles Ellis, cashier of the Bank of Douglas and noted banking official, died there shortly after noon from acute indigestion after a brief illness lasting about an hour.
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Charles Ellis
Douglas
Chares Eliz
Bank of Douglas
Senate Lineup and Speakers Stir Early Political Tensions
The current slate shows A. A Joline as potential senate president, with Malferd Winsor as a possible opponent factionalized to Hunt Democrats. D. H. Claridge faces an unclear path after being sidelined by ruling on a state tax post vacancy, while Lines and Peterson vacillate over the next house speaker role, risking dual county leadership.
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A. A Joline
List House
Senate
Malferd Winsor
Hunt
Democratic Party
D. H. Claridge
Elon
Egal Tight
Rourte
Graham County
Lines
Peterson
House
Faltin Safe in Cell Despite Rumors of Escape
December reports say William Faltin, convicted of a brutal murder, was mistaken for an escaped prisoner. Attorney General Jones confirmed no escape. Faltin remains in custody and the death warrant stands, awaiting date for execution in the county's decisive case.
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Faltin
Paltic
John Peterson
Harris Spurns Campbell's Bid in Arizona Power Rift
Adjutant General Harris resists Governor Campbell's move to replace him as Campbell takes office. Harris relocates from capitol offices to a leased private residence and sublets to Disbursing Officer Haley in the draft service and Captain Lowenthal, draft administrator, shielding office papers from the governor as the new offices fall under federal control.
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Phoenix
Harris
Campbell
Capitol
Haley
Selective Draft Service
Lowenthal
Arizona
Adjutant General
Ray Consolidated Mines to Close for 24 Hours
Phoenix, Dec. 50. Persistent rumors of mine closures were clarified by a telegram from General Manager Cates. The Ray Consolidated mills at Hayden will shut briefly for repairs as the power house had not been closed in three years. Mines and mills will reopen on Sunday.
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Phoenix
Ray Consolidated
Cates
Hayden
Senator Ashurst proposes U S buy Lower California from Mexico
Washington January 3 Senator Ashurst of Arizona introduces a resolution revesting the president to open negotiations for the purchase by the United States from Mexico of Lower California and about 10 000 square miles of other Mexican territory north of 31 degrees latitude in Sonora The measure sparked a exchange with Senator Borah regarding the League of Nations and potential distribution of territory The resolution was laid over until tomorrow
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Ashurst
Arizona
Mexico
United States
Lower
California
Somora
Borah
Idaho
League of Nations
Japan
Senator Ashurst
Convicts Escape Second Time From Florence Prison
Emmet McDan and Jack Wunder, two escapees from Florence penitentiary, were captured again while being returned. They attacked guards in a state car, stole the vehicle, and fled with companions Laura Foreman and Grace, along with another escapee, derteo Fernandez, and J. P. Mc Daniels. Guards Reuben Bonal and Peter Avenente reported the incident 15 miles from the penitentiary.
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Emmet McDanis
Jack" Wunder
Jenitentiary
Florence
Douglas
Laura Foreman
Grace
Derteo Fernandez
J. P. McDaniels
Emmett Melanie
Reuben Bonal
Peter Avenente
Think Arizona Won't Get Federal Judge Soon
December 31 reports from Washington say a second judge for the Arizona district will not be designated for several years. The bill passed the House and lies in the Senate under unanimous consent rules, unlikely to be granted. Republican senators recall Ashurst and Smith delaying Judge Sloan’s appointment, suggesting politics may influence the outcome. Sarge Sawtelle traveled to Washington to brief senators on the overburdened Arizona federal docket amid extended influenza recess.
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Phoenix
Washington
Arizona
House
Senate
Ashust
Smith
Sloan
Sarge Sawtelle
Mexican tax on flour and sugar to affect imports
At midnight the Mexican government will impose a duty of 1.10 dollars per hundred pounds on flour and sugar from the United States. Shippers at Naco seek free passage as several cars await crossing, amid reports of duties on other essential foods much needed by Sonora residents.
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Douglas
United States
Naco
Sonora
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