Progressive Party Ticket Fate in Arizona Primaries
The piece discusses progressive and non partisan ticket viability in Arizona elections. It notes Ed Shaw withdrawing from the US Senate race and potential contests for Tax Commissioner and County Treasurer. It cites candidates like J L Hubbell and Tom Campbell and cites section 3015 on nomination papers. The article mentions legal questions on ballot access and actions by the Attorney General and County Attorney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Shaw
Phoenix Bie
Mark Smith
Reese Ling
Tax Commission
C W Howe
Cne
William Delbridge
Douglas
J L Hubbell
Senate
Tom Campbell
Henry Morgan
Willcox
Joe Ale
George Willcox
Bev Daniels
Tombstone Town Topics Tersely Told
Bisbee attorney 8K Williams visited the county court’s busy docket before returning home to Blue Summers from his St. David ranch with a hay load. Local politics show Rose Bebester and Al Godfrey seeking Republican and Democratic tickets respectively, with Wem Fowler noted on the Bull Moose line. Regular outdoor services in City Park at 9 pm invite all to worship in clear weather. Superior Judge Lockwood and Clerk J E James returned from Bisbee and Douglas with reports of prosperity and political support for reelection. Bob Fuller visited from the Fuller ranch near Sonora for county business as Leonard Moligren bought an Overland auto at the Arlington hotel. Superintendent D B Hotchine and wife concluded a Douglas county business trip. Pioneer Wm Hughes visits the county to see relatives.
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Enid
Rose Bebester
J P
al Godfrey
Wem Fowler
Bull Moose
Hal Smith
Constable
D B Hotchine
Douglas
Cerraldsys Busiores
Wm Hughes
Bisbee
July Term Opens With Trials For Kerr, McCool
Chief Deputy Sheriff Guy Welch and Deputy Bowden travel to Tocsos to bring Kermees McCool and several other prisoners back for trial as the July term of Superior Court opens Monday. The trial jury is to report for duty at the opening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guy Welch Tod
Bowden
Tocsos
Wenie Roast Brings Jolly Time On Tank Hill
A Friday night wenie roast at the Marre home drew about thirty five to forty youths and exes aged twelve and up. The Philathia Club girls provided entertainment while chaperones watched. The event featured roasting, sandwiches, coffee and punch with the boys promising music for next Friday’s picnic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tank Hill
Philathia Club
Eeven
Marre
Looking Backward Twenty Four Years
A garbled recap mentions Mrs Slaughter Mies Addis Slaughter and Mies Hilda Howell returning from a San Bernardino ranch. Hilde Howell is reported to have been thrown from a horse and seriously burned. The piece also notes paper wheels on certain road vehicles, a birth in Tombstone, and various local personnel shifts including Charley Smith and Al Grow.
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Mrs Slaughter
Mies Addis Slaughter
Mies Hilda Howell
San Bernardino Ranch
Hilde Howell
Burt
Jones Resigns from State Legislature
A Phoenix Dispatch reports Dr Jones of Mees resigns from the state house of representatives after accepting an appointment as irrigation superintendent with the Reclamation Service. Sor. Hunt is noted in the record.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phoenix
Reclamation Service
Jones
Mees
Sor. Hunt
House of Representatives
Precinct Aspirants Must File Signatures Under Law
The notice outlines required petition signatures for local offices. It states that justice of the peace and constable nominations need at least five percent of votes, governor candidates received 94 and 93 votes, and precinct committeemen require at least three percent. The full nomination petition law appears in this issue.
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United States
Io c Mgrees
Sach
Justics of the Peace
Justic of the Peace
Thoes
Wew
Discharged From Contempt Charge Ingraham Freed
Phoenix dispatch reports Fred L Ingraham Yuma county attorney was discharged from contempt of court after Judge Cunningham’s order. He had been fined 50 dollars or 50 days in jail for contempt. judge ruled the sentence suited misdemeanor not contempt and warned politics must not invade justice. Sheriff M L Greenest was represented by WF Timmons.
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Phoenix
Fred L Ingraham
Yoma County
Cunningham
Supreme Cour
Yurs
S Yama
Ln Ingraham
Bexter
Ingraham
Conningham
M+l Greenest
WF Timmons
Yoms
Democratic county offices announcement collection
A set of campaign notices for Cochise County announcing candidacies under the Democratic ticket. Names include Owen Murphy for county recorder, a candidate for county treasurer, Ray B. Frees for county school superintendent, and Harry B. Ross as deputy assessor with dates referencing September 8, 1914. Ball, principal of Central School, Bisbee, signs among others.
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Myeell
Cochise County
Harry 8. Ross
Theroy
Ray
Frees
Ball
Central School
Bisbee
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Indian Hot Springs and Sanitarium
Fort Thomas
Graham County
Arizona
Hot Springs Station
Alexander Bros., Proprietors
Blatchford
el Paso
Wise
Copper Queen Consolidated Mining Company
Fred Nuwbsamer
Prop
Joan
Gere
Tom Lerrieu
Sadial Party
Eugene Chain
Washington
Progressives
Big Bow
Chicago
Tombstone
8K Williams
Superior Court
Blue
St. David
Lockwood
J E James
Biabeo
Doogles
Bob” Fuller
Fuller
Sonour
Leonard Moligren
Arlington Hotel
Tom Smith
Huachuca Siding
Joseph McPherson
Charley Smith
Mr al. Grow
Harry Carpenter
Thos Haenoo
Charles Granville Johnston
E Ceat
Stillwell
Bens
Con Tay
Thomas Allison
Gilman
J M Ferry
Phoeniz
Detroit
Mien
Arivons Farm
County Recorder
Owen £ Murphy
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