Coch Dam election set for August tenth vote
A Coch development milestone emerged as the Charleston Dam project reached the Board of Supervisors. The election was called for Tuesday August tenth to decide the dam plan, with emphasis on lands to be affected, county information, and potential impacts on the Warren district roads and local markets.
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Democratic Convention Sidelights and Deliberations
Sidelights on the Democratic Convention report from San Francisco on June 28. Opening delay and half-filled galleries precede a noon start with portraits of President Wilson and Homer S. Cummings named temporary chairman. Delegates from Arizona and other states react to McAdoo and Palmer, while platform debate centers on desert reclamation and education. The Arizona delegation assigns committees. Bryan presses for a dry plank as balloting nears amid persistent factional tensions.
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Arteria Gazatte
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Nogales O'Sulivan
Arizona
Miro Anna Hurst
Douglas
Elmo Bolander
PW. O'Sullivan
W. W. Pane
One Nation
Charles Blenman
James A. Harrison
Lanham
BA. Sawyer
Bow Coke
McAdoo
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California
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Montana
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Wali” R. King
Oregon
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Silver May Reach Wonder Figure In Silver Mining Prospect
The June Arizona Mining Journal cites an eastern financial source predicting a possible $10 per ounce price for silver. It argues such a peak would strain global bank vaults and government treasuries while China and India push demand, boosting prospectors and mining activity amid hopes of lasting prosperity.
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Eastern Financial Journal
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India
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Mexico
Honor of the Press Shown in Murder Scoop Incident
The story recounts a murder case in which the suspect Barboa was captured in Nogales and transported to Phoenix for confession. Sheriff Earhardt of Santa Cruz and local press ethics are highlighted as Nogales Herald withheld the scoop to protect public safety. The incident underscores honest journalism amid a sensational incident.
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Mia County
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Florence
Phoenix
Barbeaux
Earhardt
Santa Cruz
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Erhardt
Wals
Nogales Herald
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Fourth Anniversary Edition of the Northern Arizona Leader
The Fourth Anniversary Edition of the Northern Arizona Leader in Flagstaff, edited by Craig Pottinger, spans sixty pages on northern county growth and resources. It reflects credit on editors and sponsors and praises Nero rather than flamboyant politicians.
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Northern Arizona Leader
Flagstaff
Craig Pottinger
Ourange
Prices and wages during the Civil War era described
A fragmented note discusses Curtis’s table of wholesale and retail prices and wages from 1861 to 1865, noting wholesale prices peaking in 1864, retail prices and wages rising steadily, and postwar price trends with several fluctuations. It touches on economic outlook and government securities after troubled times.
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TSU
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Why passport fee hits travel to Mexico now
The Paso Herald notes the $10 passport charge affects travel to Mexico unlike other countries and argues it is a bureaucratic idea to boost government revenue. It warns stricter border rules deter business and immigration, while individuals still cross for commerce despite higher costs.
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Mexico
Emiment
el Paso
Joqitin Xehiange
Bureaucray
Washington
Paso Herald
Recall These Petitions For State Highway Measures
The Gazette argues petitions to create a state highway commission and issue bonds for highways should be recalled. It cites rising material and labor costs, a proposed 4.5 million dollar overshoot in Maricopa County, and the risk of overburdening taxpayers, urging reconsideration to avoid jeopardizing the program.
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State Highway Commission
Mar County
Maricopa County
McAdoo’s Name Won’t Be Placed Before Democratic Convention
San Francisco dispatch reports the Democratic National Convention opened with nominating speeches as east instructions arrived denying any formal placing of William G. McAdoo’s name. McAdoo approved the decision and declined further comment. Arizona selects McKinney as national committeewoman and plans a complimentary vote for Owen as state support. Balloting is not expected to start until tomorrow afternoon.
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William G. McAdoo
New York
Kr. McKinney
Tucson
Arizona
McKinney
Ariona
Tombstone
Cochite County
Cox
Owen
Man Loses Flivver and Booze Crossing U S Line
A 4 man, unnamed, attempted to cross the U S border with liquor hidden in a flivver. Customs officials confiscated the Ford. Deputy E A Housel said the vehicle would be sold to the highest bidder Tuesday afternoon and parked at the curb on the west side of the federal building for inspection. TEMPH construction of a huge rock crusher underway.
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Customs
Federal Building
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