Democratic Conference Plan Outlined For Arizona Nominees
Phoenix January reports state the Arizona Democratic state central committee approved a plan to hold precinct level primaries on May 2, with one delegate per 200 votes for governor plus at least one per precinct. Delegates meet May 9 to pick state delegates for May 15 conference, which will select the ticket before the primaries. 105 delegates will attend the state convention, with Pima and Cochise County allotted 12 and 2 delegates respectively. The plan emphasizes no proxies and local county control, while resolutions condemned national and state administrations. A statewide conference may be held in June or July to consolidate a ticket.
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Phoenix
Democratic State Cental Committee
Committee On Resolutions
Pima
Cochise County
Arizona
Odd Fellows’ Hall
McCalla
W. L. Barnum
National Democratic Committee
Europe
America
Woodrow Wilson
League of Nations
Wilson
Couke
J.C. Greenway
Warren
Charles L. Edwards
First National Bank
Yura
State Democratic Committee
Prohibition Officers Find Liquor in Bowie Market
In Bowie Arizona on Saturday January 4 three prohibition officers searched local premises for illicit whiskey. At the Bowie Market they seized over two gallons of alleged intoxicating liquor. Proprietor Melvin Smith was arrested and bound over to the January 18 Tucson grand jury by U S Commissioner Torrence for $2,000. Smith posted bond and traveled to Tucson and back before reporting to reporters. The case outcome remains undisclosed.
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Bowie
Ariz
Prohibition
Melvin Smith
Torrence
Tucson
Smith
West Huachuca News Notes Cattle Shipments and Local News
Cattle shipments have been heavy with shipments going to Johnson & Cook in Willcox and other sellers including Jones Parger Sr. and S. Marker. Maud Peterson MeIntyre arrived from Los Angeles on the 15th and plans a visit before going to West Asheville North Carolina. Cora MeIntyre widow of Grant L. MeIntyre, a Tombstone native, died after contacting a live wire in Los Angeles last September while employed by Southern California Edison. O P Lane delivered turkeys and chickens to Nogales from Campin canyon ranch. ER Watkins of the Watkins Overland Co. visited Sunnyside. West Huachuca residents prepared for 1922 as winter work continued and Thomas A. Ward, son of S. B. Ward, spent holidays with his parents after an honorable Navy discharge from San Diego aboard a transcontinental voyage.
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Johnson & Cook
Willcox Jones Parger Sr
Deck S. Marker & Eeu Abbor
W. Merritt Mex Attrell
J. W. Guthries
Catshasss
Maud Peterson
Melntyre
Maughter
Canyon
Los Angeles
West Asheville
Cora MeIntyre
Grant L. MeIntyre
Southern California Edison Company
P Lane
Nogates
Campin
Canyon Ranch
Watkins
Watkins Overland Co
Nogales
Sunnyside
West
Huachuca
Thomas A. Ward
B. Ward
Sam's Valley
Mr. Ward
San Delgo
Navy
Burtinghams
Santa Cruz County Representative to Return for Special
J L Schleimer, Santa Cruz county state senator, informs the Santa Cruz County board of supervisors he will return January 20 to consider recognition of the present Mexican government by the United States. He is touring the country on the issue.
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Santa Cruz County
Nogales
Ariz
J. L. Schleimer
State Senate
Board of Supervisors
Schieimer
United States
Cattleman urges constitutional change at Arizona meeting
Holes, president of the Arizona Cattle Growers Association and director of the State Industrial congress, told Yavapai County Cattle Growers that a constitutional convention campaign may begin. He warned taxes take 10 cents of each dollar cattlemen spend and urged economies in government. B. Laird cited forestry service penalties and urged favors. the industry faces freight rates, overhead, taxes, and interest, with cattlemen lacking knowledge of demand and world markets.
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Wrescott
Ariz
Holes
Arizona Cattle Growers’ Association
State Industrial Congress
Yavapei
B. Laird
County Association
Forestry Service
Bolve
Emma Lewis Attempts Suicide Over Hair Loss at Stacey Hotel
Emma Lewis shot herself in the breast with a 238 caliber revolver in her room at the Stacey hotel after debating a friend’s advice to cut her hair. Tom boy found her. Dr. Beauchamp treated the wound and expressed guarded hope for recovery.
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Phoenix
Emma Lewis
Sulette
Stacey Hotel
Tom Boy
Emma
H. K. Beauchamp
Annual assessing trip begins for county officials
Chief Deputy Assessor Jax McDonald and Deputy Harry Scott depart for the annual tour. McDonald travels to Howie, San Simon, Paradise, and areas toward Apache, about three weeks away. Scott heads to Benson and north, back within a week. Assessor George R. Henshaw, delayed by illness, plans to start next week.
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Jax, McDonald
Harry Scott
McDonald
Howie
San Simon
Paradise
Apache
Scott
Benson
Points North
George R. Henshaw
Syrippe
Cochise Expenditures Drop in 1921 Report to Board
The Cochise County Clerk Hawkins will present the 1921 annual report to the board of supervisors in Tombstone on the 16th. Total general and salary, library funds spent 1921 were 256 42.51, down from 399 239.35 in 1920. The 1920 election cost 26 910.10, leaving a total expenditure difference of 15 659.07, a saving over 1920. The report covers each county department and will be released after board approval.
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Cochise
Cochise County
MC. Hawkins
Board of Supervisors
Tombstone
Department of County Government
Indian service chief inspector visits Ft Yuma
Aziz Jan 9 reports Thomas Roberts chief inspector of the Indian Service arrives at Pt Yuma to aid Indian welfare. Representing Commissioner Charles H Burke he covers the United States at large and believes Yuma Indians have rich potential with soil irrigation and new industry.
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FT. Yuma
Yuma
Aziz
Thomas Roberts
South Dakota
The
Indian Service
Charles H. Burke
United States
Pt Yuma
Federal Baking Company
Roberts
Trial dates set for federal cases in Tucson
U S District Court clerk Ro McFall released a January February trial calendar for criminal cases in federal court. Listed defendants include Bryan, De Moss, Linnenweber, Larcom, Long, Lopez, Osuna, Patterson, Rams, Vaughn, Walther, Wilkins, Williams, Craig, Brewer, Broaden, Rodriguez, Mangum, Bettis, Tolliver, Luke, Bludworth, and others with charges ranging from forgery theft to narcotics and murder. Plan to attend a University of Arizona regents meeting in Tucson follows a Tucson departure by Gov Campbell and State Superintendent Elsie Toles to select a new president.
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Tucson
Jan
Ro McFall
United States District Court
T W. Bryan
Charles de Moss
Roy Long
Ramona Lopez
Ilanor
Tenacio Lovie
Ramon Osuna
Selective Service Act
Thomas Patterson
Monroe Patterson
Jerus Rams
Robert H. Southgate
Wann
Carl Vaughn
Fred H. Walther
Roberto Wilkins
E D. Williams
Mann Aet
F. F. Craig
Mann
Phoenix
Jam
Thomas E. Campbell
Elsie Toles
State Superintendent of Public Instruction
Board of Regents
The
University of Arizona
American Valuation Plan Endorsed for Tariff Reform
J B Reynolds former Treasury aide and Senate Finance investigator argues for an American valuation plan to compute duties on goods by their value in U S dollars rather than foreign invoices. He says the plan is administrable and enforceable, keeping tariffs stable regardless of currency fluctuations. The proposal centers on using domestically known values from U S manufacturers and price books to set duties.
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J. B. Reynolda
Esteriense
Courtre
United States
Van RieinSmid to be reviewed by board next August
The board will consider Br. B. Van RieinSmid for action in August. Details on the nomination or required steps were not specified in the fragment.
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BR. B. van RieinSmid
Veteran Miner Al Vroom Dies After Ill Health
Prescott, Jane Two days after returning from Hot Springs Ark a veteran miner and rancher Al Vroom 55 died at Mercy hospital at 2 20 this morning He mined and farmed in Yavapai county for 30 years Survived by Mrs Vroom Funeral plans await Prescott Lodge No 330 BPOE membership noted Services to be held through the lodge
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Prescott
Jane
Hot Springs
Ark
al Vroom
Mercy Hospital
Mr Vroom
Yavapai County
Cave Creek Suit Takes New Angle
In Phoenix on January 10 a motion was made to transfer venue in the case involving the state of Arizona Maricopa county Phoenix Paradise Verde irrigation district Salt River Valley Water Users association and Amalgamated Copper Mines company. Judge Lyman reserved decision and will rule in a few days.
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Phoenix
State of
Arizona
Maricopa
Paradise-Verde
Giant cactus proposed as state guard crest
The War Department suggests a giant cactus for the Arizona National Guard crest in Phoenix on January 11. All regiments would share the same wreath and colors but have different shields and mottos. The department’s choice aids the adjutant general in proposing devices later this year.
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Phoenix
War Department
Arizona National Guard
Adjutant General
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W. R. Elliott
Henry A. Linnenweber
William S. Larcom
Wallace Brewer
William M. Broaden
Anieito Rodriguez
Robert Mangum
Benjamin Bettis
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Gordon A. Tolliver
Hatlie A. Luke
M. M. Bludworth
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