Guesses and near guesses on Arizona political scene
The piece champions Governor George W. Hunt as the central Democratic figure in Arizona with praise for his consistency and patriotism. It highlights other pioneers like Senator Homer R. Wood and Charles M. Roberts, detailing Roberts as a lifelong Arizonan and leader in taxation, road laws, and predatory animal control. It also notes Roberts's background, family, and public service, framing him as a steadfast homefolk leader amid era politics.
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Miami
George W. P. Hunt
Arizona
United
Hunt
Mr. Hunt
Governor Hunt
Globe
Ame
Siam
Homer R. Wood
Yavapai County
David
Goliath
Cochise County
Charles M. Roberts
Stephens Brath County
Texas
Charlie
Colorado
Prairies
Charlie Roberts
Roberts
Cleopatra
Gunnison County
Deltacoln
Fla
Lobe
Willcox
Mascot Copper Company
V x
Aon
Bowie
al Kinney
Copper Queen Consolidated Mining Company
Committee On Corporations
Legn
St Charles M. Roberts
Senate
Ate
Sed
Regents
The
State University
Arize
United States
Homer Kinney Roberts
Homer Wood
Prescott
Alfred Kinney
Cochise
Charles Roberts
Democratic Par
Emma Goldman
Alexander Berkman
Sweden
SAY IT WITH BALLOTS
A compact fragment notes corn prices and a promotional line praising a man of high character. It mentions corn selling for 30c a bushel in Iowa and cornmeal at 6 cents a pound retail, equating to roughly $3.00 a bushel, amid references to danger and need and a Cochise pioneer.
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Iowa
Cochise
Arizona
Wearin the Green: Ireland’s Saint Patrick Day Reflections
The piece portrays Ireland as a self-governing nation under stress and America’s sympathy. It notes Ireland’s history of oppression, the Wearin' O' the Green as a symbol of defiance, and hopes for peace and happiness for Ireland today and in the future. It reflects American interest in Ireland’s political status and well being.
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Ireland
St. Patrick's Day
Land
Erin
Treland
America
Isle of
Ibly
CALL HIS BLUFF IN DOUGLAS OVER AUDIT OF 120000
The Douglas Dispatch and the Republican machine demand a full audit to trace 120000.05 allegedly uncredited to Cochise County’s 75 percent fund. Tom Maddock is accused of misreporting funds, with calls for an accounting to reveal if the money was spent in Cochise or diverted to other funds, possibly leading to legal action.
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Col
J. H. Westover
Yuma
Congress
Anti-Saloon League
House
Senate
A. F. of L
American Federation of Labor
Douglas Dispatch
Tom Maddock
Republican Machine
Cochise
Cuthber
Cuthbert
Cochise County
Maddock
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