Arizona Democrats Outline War Time Policy And Postwar Plans
The Arizona Democratic platform declares support for Wilsons war effort, calls for reconstruction policies, vocational training for veterans, labor cap cooperation, and continued public works. It names Governor candidate Fred T. Colter and condemns sabotage while urging party unity and party primary reforms. In Flagstaff, officials warn sugar slackers face enforcement and possible public shaming as federal agents track violations.
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Doina
Demcratic Party of
Arizona
Fred T. Colter
Democracy
Haven
Arizona Association of Mining Men Formed
The Arizona Association of Mining Men was formed at a two meeting in Phoenix. Charles P. Reininger of Tucson was elected president and Walter L. Ma bof Phoenix secretary. Delegates endorsed the workmen compensation amendment for November and backed state insurance to ease high casualty rates on small operators. The new group, with over 200 mining firms, will campaign in support of the amendment.
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America
Arizona
Guar
Democratic Party
Bardens
Ate
Jesuit
Democrati
Phoenix
The
Arizona Association of Mining Men
Charles P. Reininger
Tucson
Walter L. Ma‘bom
Arizona land notices blend homestead and indemnity actions
United States Land Office notices from Phoenix detail Jesse Buena of Buena filing for a three year proof on Homestead Entry No 027816 in Buena Arizona with witnesses Ed Bryan J Boyett C R Knoles FP Knoles and others. another notice outlines State of Arizona indemnity land selections under the 1920 act with multiple township ranges and sections and instructions to lodge protests before final approval.
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Tombstone
Arizona
Ed Bryan
J. Boyett
C. R. Knoles
If. Knoles
Buena
John L. Irvin
Register
Indemnity and Grant Land Selections Noted in Phoenix Notice
State of Arizona files School Indemnity Land Selections under the 1910 act with tracts listed in Townships 21 8 and 16 S ranges 27 W 2S 28. Protests or contests may be filed before final approval, with notices dated August 26 1918 and July 13 1918. The United States Land Office in Phoenix also records Grant Selections Nos 696 and 649 with serials 031867 and 097655 for university and bond payment purposes, with publication extending five weeks.
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Arizona
State of
Lote
Rowe
Alia G
General Land Office
Phoenix
Jena
General Land
Ofice
L. Irvin
Register
Scott White
State of Arizona
General Land Force
J. J. Irvin
Ate
G&s
Aliona
Siate
Fe!lowing
State of Arizona Seeks Indemnity Lands in Phoenix Office
Federal land office in Phoenix lists lands under the 1910 act for indemnity selection. Protests may be filed before final approval. Publication dates show June 25 and July 7 1918.
Land Office Notices for School Indemnity and Grant Selection
United States Land Office in Phoenix announces filings for indemnity lands under the 1910 act. It lists School Indemnity selections and a Grant Selection for Penal and Reformatory Institutions, detailing sections and lots in T12S R23E and G. & 8. RM areas. Protests or contests are welcome during five weeks from publication, and notes will be forwarded to the General Land Office. Published June 25, 1918.
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General Land Office
Phoenix
Arizona
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Wilson
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United States
Congress
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Henry F. Ashurat
Carl Hayden
Republi
Vostem
Industrial Workers of the World
Food Administration
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Toledo
Ohio
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United State Land Office
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United States Land Office
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ACT OF Congress
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