Territorial items of interest condensed
Territorial items of interest condensed report various Arizona happenings. Notes on Caren Ratliff oil prospects near Tempe Verde district, Armstrong death in Tucson, Prescott band outdoor concert, mining suits in Globe and Tombstone, a cyanide plant contract at Mohawk, and damage at Old Dominion mine. Other items cover local courts, schools, fires, trains, and community events across Phoenix, Willcox, Tucson, and surrounding towns.
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Caren Ratliff
Verde Oil Belds
Tempe Verde Oil Company
Tempe News
Mohawk Ming
Mammoth District
Feta
Tucson
Not Be Crater
Democratic candidates plan county tour to boost December polling
A rough, spell-checked summary notes Democratic hopefuls prepare for a county tour to interview supporters and rally for a sweeping victory on December 12. Mentions include Irv Farat, James F Duncan, and local party figures W. E. Boggs and C. W. Hicks touring and visiting towns.
Vote Tally Shows 7 to 1 Lead in State Results
Secretary Young released totals from counties showing Cameron leading Republicans with 4,821 votes and G P Bullard attracting the top Democratic count at 8,107. The statewide margin stands around seven to one, underscoring the stark cross-ticket split in the primary figures.
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Young
Cameron
G P Bullard
One More Ticket In Arizona Field
Petition circulation in Tombstone aims to place a Prohibition state ticket on the official ballot. Names include P W Otis Prescott governor E W Chaffin Tucson Congress Roy Bitley Copper Creek Secretary of State BE Winder Tempe State Treasurer E Colline Kingman State Auditor Gilman Tombstone Attorney General Dr W Watkins Queen City Public Instruction official O Gibson among Prohibition leaders. No senators or supreme judges named. fair county ticket possible in Maricopa. Hendricks of Kansas City visits Merion mines en route to Sonora. copper property shown strong prospects.
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Prescott
E W Chaffin
Tucson
Congress
Roy Bitley
Copper Creek
BE Winder
Tempe
Treas
E Colline
Kingman
Gilman
W Watkins
Juceniz
O Gibson
Arizoos
Gidton
Aalar
Maricopa County
HH Hendricks
Kanes City
Maia
Hendricks
Merion
el Tigre
Sonora
Myr Hendricks
Sulphur Spring Valley a Great Producer
The Range News touts Sulphur Spring Valley as a prime agricultural area. It claims crops thrive with irrigation and proper cultivation, noting alfalfa and other forages grow well. corn yields 30 to 9 bushels per acre with 1–3 irrigations. potatoes around 200 bushels per acre.
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Tineia
Hasan
Chinese Planning for El Paso Victory Celebration
The El Paso Chinese community plans a large victory celebration and parade after recent Chinese revolution news. A full meeting of Chinese residents is called to fix the date and organize the event. The new republic flag has arrived in Tombstone and is on display at a local restaurant. The Tombstone Celestials support the movement and expect a Flowery Kingdom republic patterned after the United States.
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el Paso
Pot
Tombstone
Ab Lam
China
United States
Progressive government framed by capable business men
The article argues that a government led by progressive business men will attract capital while preserving safeguards. It critiques Standpat Republicans who claim otherwise, noting the era's push for natural resources development and reshaping state governance under new leadership and reforms.
Standpat Republicans credit for Arizona statehood questioned
The text argues Standpat Republicans fear capital flight under progressives, now claim credit for Arizona statehood under restrictive constitutions. It questions safety of enforcement by those who created the measures and notes astronomers reporting an asteroid safe zone.
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Arizona
Democrats Draft Constitution to Enact Laws
Citizens expect the Democratic platform to guide constitutional drafting and subsequent lawmaking. After fulfilling voter wishes, the party is seen as rightful to translate the constitution into enacted statutes.
Public faith questioned by Arizona campaign mudslinging
If the Albuquerque papers reflect the tone of current campaigns, no man, Democrat or Republican, seems fit for the tickets. The note urges newspapers and politicians to avoid mudslinging in Arizona.
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Albuquer
Hardy
Arizona
Arizona foresees unusually large crop of democrats this fall
Reports from all sections of Arizona forecast an unusually large crop of democrats this fall. The line suggests widespread political gains for the Democratic Party across the state in the upcoming season.
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Arizona
Hoval A Smith Buys Farm in Pima County
A report notes that Hoval A Smith purchased a farm in Pima County. The item is framed as a dig at Hoval with a mention that Ralph Cameron plans to redirect water to the Sulphur Springs valley in Cochise, reflecting regional water politics.
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Hoval A Smith
Pima County
Hoval
Ralph Cameron
Cochise
International
Arizona's Steam Railroads and Finances Highlight Growth
A historical note describes Arizona boasting over 2,000 miles of steam railroad and hundreds of post offices, with sixty daily and monthly periodicals. It cites ample banking facilities and unusually large deposits, and reports a healthy state, municipal, and county finances based on a property assessment of over 98 million dollars.
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