No Abandonment of Borderland Misapprehensions in Cochise County
In Cochise County officials misinterpret Pima County’s purpose in issuing bonds to complete the Benson road. Pima aims to connect Benson with Willcox and towns in the San Pedro valley to improve access for Ty son and trade. The Borderland route remains the preferred scenic path for tourists, and cooperation between Cochise and Pima is urged to advance the Borderland route across Southern Arizona.
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Cochise County
Pima County
Vail
Benson
Vailon
Huachuca
Tombstone
Willcox
San Pedro
Sulphur Sprite
Pima
Barrel Canyon
Cochise
Providing Work and Good Roads in Arizona
A southern Arizona petition urges state action to build roads and employ released miners. The plan links unemployment relief to road construction, arguing it would give work while boosting infrastructure. Miners, many American, would become valuable road laborers as copper demand falters.
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Arizona
el Paso Herald
Deportations And Democracy In Early BowI Chronicle Note
In the Bowie Chronicle first issue commentary praises deportation stance against I W W and calls for lawful, peaceful political change. The piece notes Secretary of Labor remarks on safeguarding democracy by deporting foreigners who advocate overthrow and lauds the new weekly as a promising liberal paper from G A Sterling and J Spurgeon.
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Labor
America
Bowie Chronicle
Cochise County
Suc
Messrs
G. A. Sterling
J. Spurgeon
Chonicle
Bowie
Copper collars and political ploys bite at Arizona zest
A Tucson Citizen piece accuses Senator C M Roberts Cochise supervisor of wearing a copper collar, while the same issue rails at political games during a gubernatorial race. The article pivots to a grand reclamation plan led by Governor Campbell and others, touting hydro irrigation schemes across Arizona California Nevada, linking them to jobs, regional growth, and a revival of industry.
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Tucson
Capital News
C.M. Roberts
Cochise
Charlie Roberts
Board of
Supero
Phoenix
Roberts
E. E. Ellinwood
Cochise Inty
Ehi
Colorado
Grand Canyon
Nile
America
Egypt
Arizona
California
Nevada
Pyramid Canyon
Circle
Mesa
San Diego
Los Angeles
Bakersfield
Goldfield
Tonopah
Utah
Senate highways measure stalls amid emergency clause debate
In Phoenix Arizona on February 25 the Senate highway bill, though recommended for passage by the committee of the whole house, is unlikely to become law. Republicans warn that removing the emergency clause would trigger a referendum, signaling a tough fight ahead for supporters.
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Aera
EU Phoenix
Ariz
House
Phoenix
University Board of Regents Bi
Senate
Board of Regents
University of Arizona
State Land Sold In Phoenix At 6375 Per Acre
A small triangular parcel six points where roads meet and a railroad pass in Phoenix sold at 6375 per acre. J J Pranklin of Phoenix bought the one fifth acre tract for 1275 dollars after it was auctioned. The item is part of a larger land disposal overlooked years ago amid consolidation efforts.
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Phoenix
Ariz
J. J. Pranklin
Minority Would Kill Land Bill In Arizona Senate
Phoenix February 28 Senator Winsor introduced a minority report opposing the land leasing bill. The report argues the measure removes safeguards, conflicts with the enabling act, and carries an emergency clause denying referendum. The bill would lift the one‑section lease limit, extend leases to 20 years, and favor homesteaders, amid house opposition and farm group scrutiny.
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Phoenix
Ariz
Winsor
House
Senate
State of
Arizona
Fre
Mocur
Three Millions for State Roads From U S Funds
A state bill contemplates allocating three million dollars from federal sources to highway construction and related distribution, granting the corporation commission power to issue licenses and regulate moving picture distribution. A fine up to 5008 dollars and license revocation are provided for violations. Coleman proposes fifteen thousand dollars for an experimental artesian well in the Casa Grande valley, Pinal county, by the state university agricultural department.
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Affraton Ofn Corporation
Billoans
Corporation Commission
Tim
Lcense
Busine Coleman
Casa Grande Valley
Pinal County
Agricultural Experimental Department of
The
State University
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Newfaund
Plan and Olmstead
Andrew Kimball
United States Railroad Administration
International Farm Couness
Harry A. Diehl
Arizona Merchants’ Asso|etation
F. H. Ensign
Merchants’ and Manufacturers’ Association
H. W. Ashbury
Phoenix Chamber of Commerce
George H. Maxwell
Nations Reclamation Association
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Phonnix
Welch
Chamber of Commerce
Edward Pletcher
Presset
Diste Overland Hi Association
Yuma
Fletcher
Californa
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Mr. Olmstead
Mr. Maxwell
Miners’ Hospital
Pioneer Home
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State Pioneers’ Home
Prescott
Johns
State Pioneers' Home
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Faimers
Pioneer's Home
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Forth Temps Normal School
Wilkinson
Arizona Resources Board
Claypool
Arizona Normal School
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House of 60
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