Hunt Eyes U S Senate Run From Arizona Governor Seeks Seat
Phoenix dispatch reports Gov George W P Hunt may run for the United States Senate against Mark A Smith and Reeve M Ling. Rumors say Homer Wood of Yavapai county could seek the governorship if Hunt enters the race, with supporters arguing Hunt could carry radical Republicans against either opponent. The move fits Hunt’s longtime goal to represent Arizona in Congress.
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Arizona Cotton to Front Advices Reported From Providence
From Providence Rhode Island reports note 67 bales of third grade Egyptian cotton shipped by Chandler Cotton Growers Exchange sold for 19 cents per pound. First and second grades unsold. 3000 acres to be planted in the Yuma valley this season. Imperial Valley seed arrangements set at 32 cents per pound. Mesa district to plant 72784 acres with surplus over 1000 acres. Cantaloupes in Salt River Valley expected to rise 33 percent. 1200 acres in Mesa, 500 to 600 carloads shipped. Glendale 960 acres planted. Entire crop contracted with Chicago Pittsburgh and New York firms. shipping starts July 1. Government to maintain private irrigation laterals. quitclaim deeds issued to water owners. government to bear maintenance costs, promising significant savings. Firebug Rafael Lopes arrested for arson on Jobo Grijalva’s property at Sabuarita. wind shaped damage. family tensions noted. elder Lopes to testify. sheriff Nelson in custody in Maricopa County.
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Dam for San Carlos irrigation bill notes limit
Washington dispatch reports Congressman Ost Heyden proposing a San Carlos dam bill to store divert and develop water for about forty thousand acres on the Gila River Indian Reservation and about fifty five thousand acres of public and private lands in Pin County with total cost not to exceed six million three hundred eleven thousand nine hundred sixty three dollars. Also lists general delivery letters for week ending March twenty one nineteen fourteen and a note on a lumber and sheet iron delivery to Paul A Sarre building contractor.
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Villa Nears Torreon Amid Fierce Fighting
A 5 pm message from Gomez Palacio signed Villa says he has concentrated his army to seize Torreon and join Herrera to take command. Four days of fighting end with Villa in Torreon establishing headquarters near the town edge three miles from the goal amid bombardment and frantic street clashes. Rebels use machetes pistols and grenades as heavy losses mount, with wounded dying for lack of water and care.
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Estate and Probate Suit with Appraisers and Orders
Filed Suit No. 606 J Howard and C R Bean debt and attachment. probate proceedings for Anns Ficht with order appointing JB peed Jobo Dose and A H Cargill as appraisers. Joseph Herring with orders posting no application for letters of administration. hearing return of sale of real estate. Jones minor decree of settlement of account. Augustus Brown orders approving title of personal property and settlement of executors account with notice to be given and show cause why sale of real estate should not be made.
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JB Peed
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A H Cargill
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Looking Backward Twenty-Six Years Overview
Fragmented notes recount local affairs and travel. Mentions Cosbhise county production of eggs butter and wheat, Mexico laws, railroad time card submission to the President, J C Robbins and Hugh McDonald branding case postponed to March 20, Globe business, Henry Zeone’s return from Saxony, a Council trip, and Supervisors Conns and Hennessy on an upcoming round.
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New Spare-time Profession for Men and Women
Large number of new motion picture theatres prompts a home based chance to write moving picture plays. Producers pay 25 to 100 dollars per scenario, with one man earning 3500 dollars in six months. No literary skill required, women included, send postcard for free complete particulars from the Motion Picture Association Box 158 Wilkes-Barre PA.
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Lack of care ruins hair prompts Herpicide ad
An ad touts Newbre's Herpicide to prevent hair loss and promote growth, attributing dandruff and the germ behind it as causes. It guarantees results or a refund and notes availability at leading barber shops via E.R. Flach, Special Agent. Also brief local notices mention Sheriff Wheeler returning with prisoners, a dance called Hard Time Ball, and several lawyers visiting the county seat.
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