Republican Pow Wow Opens and Lodge Named Chairman
At the Chicago convention the hall filled quietly as Senator Henry Cabot Lodge was unanimously elected temporary chairman. Lodge’s keynote attacked Wilson and the Democrats, urged order, and outlined party reforms including expanded female representation and rules limiting delegates from low vote districts. Adjournment followed for further platform work.
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Hays
Henry Cabot Lodge
Massachusetts
Senator Lodge
Chauncey Depew
Myron Herrick
J. B. Hume
California
Wilson
Senate
Lodge
Wood-row Wilson
Cardinal Gibbons
Senator McCormick
Illinois
League of Nations
McCormick
Noisy Crowds At Colt Esum Morning Event
On June 8 in Chicago the crowd filled the venue as Chairmen Weary C. Lodge called for the seventh item amid early morning bustle and activity.
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Chicago, I
Weary C. Lodge
Take First Step in Harris Account in Phoenix
Phoenix June 11 The initial steps were taken yesterday in the accounting demanded of Charles W Harris former adjutant general by Gov Thomas E Campbell No report will be issued until the governor returns F J K McBride assistant attorney general said the process began Personal records were turned over by Bir Harris and records from the adjutant general Ingalls office were obtained under court orders
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Phoenix
Charles W. Harris
Thomas E. Campbell
F. J. K. McMride
Judge McAlister Candidate For State Supreme Court
Judge A G McAlister of Graham County’s superior court has been serving for Judge Lockwood and now resumes duties while pursuing a supreme court judgeship. Born 1873 in South Carolina, he studied at University of Nashville and practiced law in Arizona from 1902, serving as district attorney and appellate judge since 1912. He married Alice Bishop in 1904 and has four children in Safford schools.
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Superior Court
Graham County
AC Lockwood
Lockwood
Safford
Supreme Court
Tombstone
Cochise County
Arizona
South Carolina
University of Nashville
Tennessee
Phoenix
Alice Bishop
Solomonville
Boy Scouts Learn Mining Science in Prescott Contest
In Prescott on June 11 boy scouts from public schools and a private academy studied a local mining company's properties under an old prospector who taught ore hunting basics. They then competed in an essay contest on mine development and winners received rings sticks and other jewelry crafted from local gold ore.
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Prescott
Boy Scouts
St David Boys and Girls Club Organizes Numerous Projects
Maurice Lee leads the St David club efforts with Lena Pederson as secretary and treasurer. Wanda Busby heads the Garden club, joined by a list of members managing garden, field crops, honey production, pig business, and sewing clubs. A two day Ramsey canyon camping trip is planned for members in good standing.
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Lena Pederson
Tom Riggs
Wanda Busby
Seth Jamnmb
Laland Beaby
Delsa Busby
Arthur Wilson
Walter Riggs
Nora Pederson
Calvin Post
Hag & Garten
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Alia Plumb
St David
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Estin Baker
Lucile Goodman
Alma Plumb
Reed Goodman
Maurice
Leland Busby
Richard , Martin
George Hold
Haby Chick Club
Anna Plumb
Alphonzo Pederson
Glanys Lolgreen
Hardy Lofereen
Naoma McRae
Glenn Goodman
Velma Christensen
Robert Schmidt
Ray Hartsfield
Julius Merrill
Estra Baker
Faye Baker
Shiela Baker
Bertha Merrill
Ada Hartsfield
Alice Wilson
Ione Lofgreen
Mable Goodman
Bertha Miller
Rhoda Wiggs
Varna Busby
Mildred Post
Edna Goodman
Della Miller
Dys Lofereen
Luella Busby
Pearl Goodman
Martha Merrill
Margaret Wright
Edna Peaerson
Martha Riggs
Denning Club
J Phyllis Davee
Hazel Post
Lola Post Justine Lee
Wilma ‘Busby
Delia Busby
United Club
Ramsey Canyon
Border Arms and Munitions Shippings Policy Outlined
Government烈 policy directs shipments of arms and munitions to border points south of designated lines. It lists eligible items including field guns, machine guns, automatic rifles, grenades, bombs, and high power rifles, with controls on approvals and required bills of lading.
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Topeka
Santa Fe
Lineon
Southern Pacific
el Paso
Yuma
Iter
San Antonio
Brownsville
Laredo
Eagle Pass
del Slo
Marfa
Columbus
Douglas
Nogat
Arizona Crop Report Shows Large 1919 Acreages
Arizona crop report states 87 000 acres of American Egyptian and 20 000 acres of short staple cotton in 1919. The figures highlight the scale of cotton production and regional agricultural activity during the year.
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Arizona
Lordsburg Sees Light Joins With Borderland
The Borderland route the Pacific coast terminal of the Bankhead Highway The Old Spanish Trails The Dixie Overland and the Evergreen. The Board of Supervisors of Pima County reappointed the entire Pima County Highway Commission to finish work started plans to be drawn at once.
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Board of Supervisors
Pima County
New Loco Weed Threatens Cattle On Range
A reader reports that the new loco weed, unlike horses, poisons cattle causing weakness in hindquarters and eventual death. It spreads on overstocked ranges after wet spells, appearing in large acreages. Officials plan steps to combat its spread, warning of potential big losses for cattlemen and reduced cow investment. Douglas Chiricahua Cattle Co reclaim 30 720 acres.
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Bond
Douglas—Chiricahua Cattle Co
New Passport Rule Arouses Protests In Nogales
Nogales merchants and two local associations plan vigorous protests against a state department passport visa ruling effective July 1 requiring a $15 visa fee. Critics warn the fee will curb cross border shopping and hurt Nogales businesses that rely on Mexican customers. The rule, applying to all passports and all nations, aims to raise revenue amid a surge of Americans traveling abroad.
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Nogales
Asia
Elvic
State Department
Ueld States
Weekly Industrial Seview Chandler Gauk Proposal Cites Costs
A fragmented item notes Chandler proposed Gauk project with a $7 and Prescott $1000.00 reference. Mentions PHOENIX and immediate action on a Petrified Forest trail highway construction starting, with OhL Trails highway through Petrified Forest to begin at an unspecified location.
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Chandler
Gauk of Chander
Prescott
Phoenix
Petrified Forest
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