Primary law debate on constitutional amendments in Arizona
A Phoenix report sketches Senator C M Roberts of Cochise opposing immediate constitutional amendments. The piece notes public sentiment favors relief for universities and schools but warns rapid action could hinder consideration and spark settler friction. Grant H Dowell of Queen Mines discusses bonded indebtedness as a share of assessed valuation. The article hints at a preferred system limiting property owner votes and questions the current primary law and legislative powers.
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Phoenix
C. M. Roberts
Cochise
Pheer . SE
Ari
Grant H. Dowell
Upper Queen
Nda
Dines Mat
Mary
Daughters of the American Revolution work to preserve Tucson landmarks
The Tucson Citizen reports the D A R plans to place markers at historic sites in Tucson to honor the city’s ancient pueblo heritage and defend the memory of early builders and revolution era pioneers. The effort aims to maintain and memorialize four original corners of the old wall enclosing Tucson.
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Tucson
Saunto
Old Town
Tombstone
Eve Re
Emerging From the Woods on a Brighter Business Outlook
A level headed business write argues that while difficulties remain, conditions are improving. February pessimism fades as intel ligent reckonings indicate most of the way out, with finance trade and manufacturing showing signs of spring strength.
Printing School Opens in Ithaca New York
The New York State Publishers Association announces a non profit printing school to teach printing in Ithaca New York. It is the fourth such school begun and aims to promote knowledge of the craft. The venture stresses craftsmanship clarity and the ability to present ideas forcefully as a pathway into journalism.
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Ithaca
New York
New York State Publishers Association
Cochise County Targets Light Chiricahua Road to Summit
The Douglas Dispatch reports Cochise county pursues federal aid for the Light Chiricahua road to reach the Chiricahua summit. Officials insist the project, costing about $100,000 with $65,000 for forest road work, will spur summer tourism, boost economy, and benefit residents by opening a cooler, forested retreat.
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Cochise County
Board of Supervisors
White County
Chiri‘cahuas
Chirieaeus
National Forest
Douglas Dispatch
Westward resources loom over world politics
The article argues the west holds vast oil, hydro power, timber, mines, and agricultural potential, claiming 70 percent of oil output and 90 percent of hydro energy. It praises western wealth and urges fewer taxes and lighter regulation, highlighting Lyman Hays of Cochise as a bold, outspoken politician with Bryan-like voice who opposed the governor in 1920.
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Mexico
Alaska
West
Rockies
Lyman Hays
Cochise
William J. Bryan
Hays
Arizona
Prescott
Tombstone Commercial Club Promotes Arizona Sights
The Tombstone Commercial Club funds outreach to Cochise County and Arizona, supplying lantern slide views for a lecturer. Images depict San Xavier Missions, the Gorge at Patagonia, Tombstone Canyon, Schieffelin Monument, Bird Cage Theater and other notable scenes to attract eastern audiences. The effort highlights the Old Spanish Trail as a historic route linking St Augustine to Tucson through the Southwest.
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Tombstone
Cochise County
Arizona
East
America
San Navier Missions
Patagonia
Wes
Tonibste Canyon
Schieffelin Monument
St. Augustine
New Orleans
San el Paso
Tucson
Recommendation for County Democrats Conference Plan
The piece notes H Kelly urging Cochise County Democrats to follow state Democratic committee recommendations for a January county conference to select delegates for the state meeting. It discusses representation by precinct, rural control, and the need for united action to boost Democratic prospects in November.
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H. Kelly
Democratic
Cochis Unty Democrats
Phoenix
Niferen
Douglas
Lowell
Cochise County
Daily International
Iblican
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