Maddock Letter Replies to Democratic State Central Chairman
The Democratic State Central Committee replies to an open letter by Thomas Maddock state engineer. It clarifies that leader Simmis did not intend to imply that an ex soldier must reveal political affiliation for state highway department hiring. The letter defends the policy and asks Maddock to withhold further inflammatory descriptions while stressing allegiance to party aims.
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Phoenix
Ian
Aruna Nepadiican Ooi
Thomas Maddock
W. McCarla
Democratic State Criral Committee
Maddock
Mon M Simms
Fog Gow
Fettor
Arigona Republican
Buss
Mesa
State Highway Department
Simuis
Tate
Mme
Industrial census planned for Cochise and neighboring counties
Charles Ih Kelive of the federal census bureau will survey Cochise Santa Cruz and parts of Pima counties for an industrial census. The effort aims to map manufacturing mines and forests, comparing current conditions with the prewar period and a 1916 census. Public access to results and copies will be provided upon request.
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Cochise
Charles Ih Kelive
Federal Census Bureau
Santa Cruz
Pimacoin
Yin
Records Lost Alleged Bootlegger Must Stay
A preliminary hearing in Lowell court was held for James, charged with bootlegging and assault at Naco. Troops testified. venue change requested to Lowell. James failed to produce 250 bail and remains jailed as witnesses could not be found. hearing postponed until next Monday afternoon.
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Hilder
Draneb
Jalsinge
Harry
Jamies
Nac
Justion Court
Lowell
Samer
Nano
James
Coyle
Naco
H. Taliaferro
Lowell Court
James Re
Eee
Tad My
Mineral survey approved for Dry Hill lode in Tombstone
Announcement states the survey or general has approved mineral survey No. 3897 for the Dry Hill lode in the Tombstone mining district, Cochise County, claimed by the Bunker Hill Mines Company.
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PVR
Reneral
Dry Hill Lode
Tombstone Mining District
Cochise County
Bunker ‘Hi Mines Company
Telegraph lines of Sonora to be rebuilt at once
Mexico City dispatch reports rapid reconstruction of Sonora telegraph lines following extensive wartime damage. Antonio Gonzales Montero, veteran telegrapher, will oversee the work as federal supervision resumes amid revolution and internal conflict.
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Sonora
Nogales
Ari
Becaae
Sonoma
Matinel Gothee
Rmater
Lueser
Ser
Mexico
Cru
Mexia City
Om Teleeraphite
Suneta
Antonio’ Gonzsfex
Arizona Merchants Hold Convention in Nogales
Nogales hosts the annual Arizona Merchants Convention with a morning session opening at 10 in the local elec' hall. The program includes entertainment and a Mexican border event later featuring a dance smoker and a Mexican dinner on the Sonora side, drawing business leaders and families alike.
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Nogales
Sonora
Incapacity of Mexican Judge Delays Sheppard Slaver Trial
The case of Sheppard of Bisbee, charged with slavery in Naco, stalls after a Mexican judge’s alleged drunkenness invalidated the initial hearing. A second hearing will occur in Narco this week to decide if Mesa should be turned over to U S courts for trial.
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Sheppard
Rilure
Naco
Bisbee
Narco
Cananea
Presid
Caw
Puller Department
United States
Mesa Welcomes Senator Smith In Warm Address
In Prescott Arizona on October 12 Senator Marcus A. South and Democratic state ticket members discussed the League of Nations and state affairs. Senator Wansros Smith argued for the covenant in an address that drew repeated applause from the audience.
Campaign speeches critique Campbell campaign bank plan
A Phoenix meeting on October 18 featured Judge Davis and Senator Claridge condemning Governor Campbell and Harding policies. They argued for democracy at sea and national strength while contrasting Harding with prior deeds and exposing campaign posters as deceptive.
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Phoenin
Wickenburg
Vie
Davis Nator D. HM
Claridge
Phoen
Coy
Harding
Hanting
Small Stretch of Arizona Road Reported Bad
An Arizona road segment near El Paso and Yuma counties is said to be only lightly damaged. Robert Rinehart and Hlaster toured the proposed road to California and described weather and rough pavement as the main hindrances.
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Arizona Road
EL Paso
Tex
Pina
Yuma
Algona
Robert HH. Rinehart
Rinehart
Hlaster
California
Ashurst Urges Abolition of Passport Fee
A dispatch from Nogales notes Ashurst calls for prompt abolition of passport dues and broader travel liberalization amid border restrictions. The report cites government representatives including Obregon and a secretary from the state of Astura as part of a cabinet-level discussion at a camp club meeting.
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Ashurst
Nogales
Colby
Masivo
Wearam
Nipile Dy Wria
Astura
Cheee Club
Camp
Express Rate Changes Affect Parcel Post Costs
American Express rates rise for all express shipments effective October 1, per tariff. The change shifts some freight from express to Parcel Post, affecting merchandise including fruits and vegetables, with dealers considering transport method adjustments from prior express or jalor routes.
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Jeveal
California
Pointe Mann
Express
Joral
Opposition grows to county division measure across seven counties
Phoenix dispatch reports growing opposition to a proposed county division amendment in Arizona. Seven wealthier counties Cochise Maricopa Pima Yavapai Yuma Graham and Greenlee may gain rights to form new counties if the measure passes at the general election. Opponents warn the plan could strip local control while supporters say it expands districting choices.
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Phoenix
Arizona
Cochise
Maries
Paha
Yavanel
Pina
Pint
Geeenbio
Te Ori Sppt
Sonny Ston
Mursi
County Divini
Ian Tiny
Campbell Faces $30,000 Libel Suit
A libel action seeks $30 000 in the Phoenix Superior Court over statements attributed to Governor Campbell during a campaign. The complaint alleges a defaming remark damaged Campbell and seeks redress for injury to reputation and related costs.
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Campbell
Phoenix
Dex
Vehatheninae Itbel
War
Amuitier Hovernor Thonmie
Carrieih
Tity Superion
Teball
Mowah Onarany
Lani
Arizona from Army Planes in San Antonio Tease
A garbled report claims a state official coordinated with a governor and campaign figures to damage an opponent. It references alleged corruption, improper land grants, and receiving money for favors, with scattered mentions of an attorney and appointed land officials.
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San Antonio
Ariconats
Ouataine
Deserteare
Ninid
Fae Seul Bi
Voss
Marge Wear
Jing
Perotis
Willie
Fear Hiy Airnanes
Setie Chun
Phoenix
Arizona
Je Boyen
Wiley Ko Jones
Sanker
Telads
Mttors Hoge
Yuma
Ugh
Jad
Ofexas
Miners Entombed In Arizona Cave-In Update
Reported cave in near Kingman Arizona leaves five miners trapped with one dead confirmed. Officials say rescue efforts continue as authorities review letters and statements about the incident while the fate of the others remains uncertain.
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Jas
Campbell
Moour
God
Morav
Kingman
Ariz
Lanfair
California Desert
Arizona
Moury
Democratic candidates itinerary for the rest of week
An itinerary outlines Democratic candidates visiting multiple towns this week. Names include Mark Smith and others like George Party inflint, Pat Stunen, Frank Lub, and George Camp. Stops spread from Welllesday to Tombstone to Nogales with campaign events and addresses noted in scattered form.
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Phoenix
United States
Mark Smith
Warty
George
AL 6 Meatister
Pat Stunen
ACP
Lorn Voneba
Frank Lub
Tombstone
Isbee
Mullard Wil
Governor Camp
Boy Missing Near Nogales Sparks Local Search
A youth reported missing about a month ago near Nogales is believed to be in or near the area. Police solicit information through local channels as residents recall sightings and potential leads.
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Nogales
Tissee
Bie Hori Douglas
Nowiwe
Cane Fon
Ibere
Open Season on Ducks Quail and Other Birds
The notice announces the open season for ducks quail and other birds starting in Arona with details on dates and bag limits. It notes the season for migratory ducks and other game opens October 2 and nearby areas begin October 15 with a ten pound daily bag limit.
Convicted Cuban figure known as the Human Frog Fast
A Havana report details the arrest and trial of a man once famed as the Human Frog Fast. Authorities describe his wartime ties and alleged predatory activities, noting prior stage work and international travel.
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MR Angeles
Alsberto Sivhnofsky
Doumte
Arig
Tervale Hs
Siehnofsky
Thavaya
Cuba
Stoney
Shurst Praises Smiths Work In Nations Senate
In Clifton Arizona an audience at the Y M C A tennis court hears Senator Henry F Ashworth praised by County Chairman Peter Riles and others for Mark Smith’s work in Congress. The speech highlights Smith’s influence on foreign policy and defense funding while lauding his ongoing Senate duties.
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Shurst
Smith
Clifton
Ariz
Uniter Siates
Henry F Aawurat
Greenlee County
Ming
Y. M. AL
Jocal Bras
Cavente County
Peter Riles
Presie Ead
Ascamblage
Semarks Sena
Jilor
Mark Smith
League
Congress
Senate
Resson
Forelan
Munch Named Examiner of State 34 Percent Vote
Peter J. Munch is named examiner of state duties after the resignation of ED Ross. The appointment places Munch as deputy bank examiner while the state auditor acts in the interim. Sayre offered the deputy post. Ny President Geebettin Nytenson approved the arrangement.
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Peter J. Munch
Geebettin Nytenson
Mr. Rose
Jerome City votes 290000 for school wells sparks Holbrook excitement
Jerome City approves a $290 000 school project and Black Canyon water wells amid rising prices and local enthusiasm in Holbrook. The action stirs community optimism about schooling facilities and water access.
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Jerome City
Black Canyon
Holbrook Field
Sale Notice for Cochise County School Bonds 1920
Sealed bids for School District No 4 Cochise County Arizona bonds will be received November 1 1920 at Tombstone Arizona. Bonds total 52 5600 dollars in denominations of 54 00 each with six percent interest payable semiannually. Principal installments due 1921 1922 1927 1929 and 1930. Bonds are offered under conditions and may be rejected. Inspection and bid forms available from the Clerk of the Board of Supervisors. First publication September 5 1920.
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Arizona
Cochise
Arsena
Sid Cain
Awetica
Nawler
Wit
Estul Plider
Cank'se
Tombstone
Aritone
Dinteley
Cookise
Jenaway
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Pemacratic State Central Committee
Ened
Crairmas
Aproves Mineral Survey
Sen. Smith
American Express
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Me Diali
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Drew
Statin
Giverior
Wiley
Filay
Miami Sucarday
Ftnson
Arona
Morrow
Havana
Glenuale
Aric
Te Mantis
Cme
Peorka
Boyce
Chandler
Plorence Road
Ime Achitret
Farier
Siam
Fannie
Markspith
Neturet
Ohcunania
JM Sparks
Board of
Cael ‘Ouety
State of Ark
Atti Lf Ruchenbecker
State of Arizona
Department of the Interior
Garten Canyon
Ny Sky
Fowler
Tombstown
Ariana
James Green Wolf
Lewis Springs
Harry W. Witlcox
William Roam
Michael J. Kiernan
Jorden Canyon
Chaseo Marshall
Negister
Bioires
Gibbs PO
Gibbs & Gibbs
Canyers Physicians Building
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