Goll and Gall in Cochise County Petitions Controversy
A Douglas Chronicle letter column targets Oscar K Gall secretary of the Douglas Chamber of Commerce and Mines for signing county seat petitions three times. The piece mocks his name, accuses him of self promotion and tax dodge hints at goats ranch scandal and political satire about Cochise County.
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Douglas
Tombstom
Douglas Dispatch
Tombster
Board of Supervisors
Oscar K. Goll
Douglas Chamber of Commerce and Mines
Tombstone
John Smith
Oscar
Oscar K. Gall
United States
Africa
Carhise
Douglas Ber of Commerce and Mines
Superior Court
Gall
Bishee Review
Clark
Review
Dragoon Mountains
Dragoons
Hughes
Cochise
High School Reception Mixes Music Drama and Patriotism
High School hosts a reception for parents and friends with flag crepe decorations, a punch bowl gift from the school board, and an evening of music, recitations, and a performance of Little Maid of Concord Town by Miss Jenny Lind pupils. Profs Tilford and staff praised. refreshments served.
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Prof. Tilford
Norma Bart
Muriel Gilmore
W. G. Gilmore
Liberty
Lucile Bennett
George Giragi
Hollins Randolph
Clara Igo
Concord Town
Jenny Lind
Grace Dalgleish
Olt Bay
Grace Dalgiersh
Jean McClelland
Priscilla
Peculiar Taxpayer Dilemma in Cochise County
A Cochise County tax issue looms with potential wasted funds on a failed county seat removal plan centered in Douglas. Rumors say a county division petition may be filed next week, possibly triggering a vote and stirring opposition, while signatures and motives remain debated among locals and officials.
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Cochise County
Board of Supervisors
Douglas
Inday
Primos Chemical Ties Up Metals Allegedly for Enemy Benefit
The Arizona Defense Council Executive Committee met at the University and approved a resolution calling for an investigation into Prim Os Chemical Company. It asserts the firm ties up tungsten molybdenum vanadium and other steel improving metals under long term leases hindering national preparedness and urges action to stop the practice.
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Tucson
Primos Chemical Company
Arizona Defense Counccil
Resolt
State Council of Defense
Taxpayers Face Repeated Elections Over County Seat Move
The passage argues that if elections proceed to defeat county division and remove the county seat, multiple follow up votes among taxpayers would be required to settle location and fund the move. It criticizes the law as forcing taxpayers to repeatedly decide, with Douglas interests seen as aiming to drain funds from residents.
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Cochise County
Douglas
Yuma County Officials Sue for Salaries in Divorce Case
Yuma May 12. Alleging unpaid salaries due since 1901 classification changes, James T. Hodges files suit for 5281.23 in his name with claims by A B Ming WD Riley Ike Proebster FE Snott J H Shansxey P Hopkins J A Donovan. Court records show thirteen divorce judgments before Judge Lockwood plus four bootlegger sentences.
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Ike Proebster
FE. Snott
J. H. Shansxey
Board of Supervisors
P. Hopkins
J. A. Donovan
State Board ‘of Equalization
Yuma County
Yuma
Cochise County
Lockwood
Cupid
Clara M
Davi
Ora
Cyrus Hackett
Felecita
Fernando Gonzales
Hilda
Pred Sandiner
Madel
Dick Watson
Lola
Enrique Castro
Jas. F
Maude Jones
Alice
John O'Laughlint
M.va
Greenidge
H. E
Minne B. Williams
Julia M. Jy Wm
R. Clark
ML Ve
MR. Judkins
Alberta
Ernest White
Louis Guzman
Juan Moreno
Prudencio Apactrio
Frank E. Martin
Woman finds husband thought dead alive in Canada
Mrs Olive Boykin, known as Olive Chester, learns her husband Elkin Chester, long believed dead in a train wreck, is alive in Canada. She had, since their July 21 1915 marriage, left home and is pursuing divorce in Superior Court seeking remarriage to Chester.
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Phoenix
To's 6
Olive ‘Oy Bik'n
Ciy
Mda al
Ar Vel Chester
Canada
Elkin
Chester
P. P. Parker
Campbell Vote Rises Sixty Seven Over Hunt
Judge Stanford signed findings in the gubernatorial contest yesterday, tallying Campbell ahead of Hunt by sixty seven votes as the abernatorial case progressed. details show Campbell's lead narrowing through the counting process.
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Phoenig
Stanford
Sir Gilbert Parker Leaves Phoenix War Duty Call
Sir Gilbert Parker, wintering at Castle Hot Springs, will not return to Phoenix now. A letter from the Grand Canyon says he is called to Washington by the British mission. He helped publicize Allied war efforts in the United States and influenced early American sentiment. The Arizona governor race results show Campbell leading Hunt by sixty seven votes. an appeal by Hunt’s supporters is expected but briefs are not yet filed.
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Amoenix
Gilbert Parker
Castle Hot Springs
Phoenix
Grand Canyon
S. W. Higley
Washington
Balfour
Gilbert
America
Thomas E. Campbell
George W. P. Hunt
Arizona
Campbell
Ives
Hunt
Supreme Court
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Clara Johnson
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Roberta Corneline
Mary Jones
Marjorie Hushes
Henry Worthington
Mary Fredericks
Robert Dalgleis
Mike Bennett
John Burr
Raymond Cook
Arthur Staniger
Alberto Alvarez
Benton Murdock
Loris Woolery
Stuart Henderson
Harry Grebe
Charge Premos Chemical Company
Sir Gilbert Parker
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