Political Candidacies for Cochise County Arizona 1920
A set of public notices announcing candidacies for county and state offices in Cochise County Arizona. Included are runs for U S Senate County Recorder Assessor Supervisor Justice of the Supreme Court County Attorney Representative State Senator County School Superintendent State Senator and U S Senator with dates noting the Democratic primaries on September 7 1920. Names include Atwell Bisbee James Allison Samuel L Patterson Kay Krebs John E Newbury R Stanford and others.
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Cochise County
Snc
Jed
Atwell
Supreme Court
Samuel L. Patter
Tucson
Arizona
Kay & Krebs
Bisher
JAK
Oudiy Setlons
Collychive County
Uckat
Cochise Courty
Douglas
John E. Newbury
Winters
Lowell
Local Political Slate Announces Candidates in Democratic Primary
A fragmented notice from Arizona officials lists candidates for Corporation Commissioner Judge of the Supreme Court and State Superintendent of Schools. Names include T. O Cashel A. G Meatas ter and Ae Pr Thanher Graham Count, noting endorsements by Democratic voters and the September primary election.
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Corporation Commissioner
Ensying
Suprem Court
Supreme Court
Meataster
Litford
Arizona
Notice for publication of homestead entry details
Public notice from the Arizona Department of the Interior Land Office in Phoenix lists Wilddaza Reon of Buena, Stlanna, claiming Homestead Entry No 024361942216 for SW in Section 3, Township 225, Range TG, Mer Be, with three year proof required for Cochise County. Also notes candidates for county attorney and Democratic primary procedures, with publication dated August 2, 1936.
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Phoenix
Wilddaza Reon
Buena
Stlanna
Sree Raie
Nidan
Cochise
Fowler
Ariane
Siinese
Oliver Pry
Thomas HL Pry
Donald Melend
Michael J. Kiermas
Janten
Clara Rot
Department of the Interior
Land Office
Arions
Kiernsn
Garten Krona
Ferry
Nw& NG
New See
WA Fowler
Tombstone
Arizona
Witneses Oliver Fry
Thomas H Fry
Donald McLeod
William Roan
Garden Canyon
Arizoma
Chase Marshall
Register Firat
Cochise County political notices drift through 1920 primaries
A scanned page shows multiple 1920 Democratic primary candidacy announcements for Cochise County Arizona. Lowell Winters and George R Henshaw declare for offices including corporation commissioner and county assessor. James F McDonald and others seek sheriff and treasurer nominations. A mining inspector bid and land claim notice appear alongside an unrelated medical advertisement for a cure.
Unclear facts surround Peoria death case
An elderly man died by self harm in an unused stable near Peoria on August 18. Officials link the deceased to a German named John Blumer who had recently been housed at the Central hotel. Sheriff’s officers say Blumer had no local relatives and had appeared in a court case about six months prior related to an insane asylum incident.
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Self Phoenix
Peoria
John Hiuner
Phewst
de Salles
Tamers Ody
Nansing
Mevican
John Blumer Seyarenuy
Insane Asylum
Hai
Dimmer
Des Moines Editor Seeks Ranch Job for Boy to Work Outdoors
Daily Capital market editor David Ladd of Des Moines Iowa asks friends to connect him with ranchers who would hire him as a year old boy. He wants outdoor, man’s work and claims money is no object though he is inexperienced. He seeks a stilted story to help him contact potential employers.
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OWA
David Ladd
Daily Capital
Des Moines
Iowa
David
Althoush
Prescott and Nogales Population Gap Narrowed in 1950 Census
The 1950 census shows Prescott surpassing Nogales by about 1000 residents, with Nogales growing to about 8100 and Prescott around 9100. Nogales now ranks among the larger towns in Arizona, expanding faster than many peers while Prescott remains behind only Phoenix, Tucson, and a few other cities.
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Nogales
Prescott
Nogale
IMO
Furspoor
Tate
Phoenix
Tucson
Biatee
Douglas
Globe
Miami
Cream shipment from Patagonia opens new industry
In Patagonia Santa Craye county a cream shipment to El Paro marks the town's first foray into a dairy industry. The move is hailed as a potential rival to mining, the town's longtime claim to fame in the south.
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Patagonia
Nogales
Ang
Santa Craye
el Paro
Tucson Citizen 50th Anniversary Great Edition
The Tucson Citizen marks 50 years with a 200 page special edition on Oct 15 printed on a new 24 page rotary press. The edition will review 50 years of Arizona industry and institutions with a special staff of writers photographers and artists assembling from Arch of Mexico to California.
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Tucson Citizen
Arizona
Citizen
John Wasson
Territory
Centenial Commission
Wasson
Pomona
California
Arch
Mexico
Obregon Sends Torres to Spain to Study Garbanzos
Nogales Sept 2 A Labor official reports that Torres, a noted acetone trade leader and member of a union, is sent by General Otis Browne to Spain. He will study intensive garbanzo farming methods and market conditions, reporting back to growers on the west coast. He departs this week from New York with his family.
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Nogales
Ll. Torres
Mio
General Cheegay
Mae Sell
Garbanzo
Spain
Torres Ni
Sal
New York
Peng
Stadyie Browne
Pane
Otir
Bsn
Allanle
Jent Sonera
Chick Torres
Browers
Gartianze
Carhanes
New Mill Placed at Flux Mine Near Patagonia
A modern economical plant is installed at the Flux mine near Patagonia in Santa Cruz County. The gravity fed mill handles rock preparation from breaker to piling unit, Mota ton vat, and concentrate tables. Operable by three men, it includes automatic oiling for every journal in the machinery.
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Nogales
Sana Cruz County
Partagonia
Stolen pistol trail leads to jail in Nogales
William Dennis an employee of the Palace of Sweets traced a stolen automatic pistol to Nogales after a hotel room gun was found in his possession and he was arrested by customs officers. In Miami Florida, Mrs. Lucille Overdeer died in hospital after taking poison, with investigators probing how the gun came to be in her son’s possession and the motive behind the death. Dennis says the pistol was stolen to bring to the United States.
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Nogales
Hecause
Une
William Dennis
Palace of Sweets
Globe
Lucille Clty
Miami
Dennis
Twkenil
Cording
Arizona Rifle Team Makes Notable National Showing at Camp Perry
Arizona's civilian rifle team posted strong results at the national matches in Camp Perry Ohio last month. They tied for the civilian service rifle match and won the Port Clinton trophy, finished fourth in the civilian pistol event, twelfth in the Pacific match, and fifth overall among all teams in the national title event. Captain Theron Savage led the squad that included WH von Ross Savage Abell Brown Ringe and Henderson. Secretary of War Baker presented the Port Clinton trophy to Ross Savage Theron. Medals and other honors streamed to Arizona shooters with Lloyd E Wilson of Douglas capturing second prize in small bore watches.
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Arizona
Camp Perry
Ohio
United States
Baker
Port Clinton
Ross Savage Theron
Arizona Tea
Bie Ness Non
Portintron
WH von
Savage
Abell
Hrown
Ringe
Henderson
Marten
Boyards
Brown
Rices
Wison Comerclay
Woodall Phoenix
Christofferson Monthan
Cordis
Tucson
Abel
Tombstone
Rises
Wilson
Douglas
Dennis
Marine Cote Anit Ratitlla
Elsiliam
Savace
Eryitian
Savaxe
Lloyd E Witeon
Pratt Withdraws In Favor Of Toles For Supt
PRATT WITHDRAWS IN FAVOR OF TOLES FOR STATE SUPERINTENDENT OF SCHOOLS. Linwood Pratt announced withdrawal from the Republican ticket and urged supporters to back Miss Hissie Toles, Cochise County’s superintendent, citing her competence and a shared aim to improve rural and mural schools.
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Pratt
Toles
Phoenix
Withteawal
Bejblical
Linwood Pratt
Surat
Bratt Deciad
Cochise County
Mise Toles
Miss Toles
Aged Patient of Co. Hospital Dies
Douglas Aug ? MRO. Smith, believed native of Misslesley and about 62, died yesterday morning at the county hospital after coming from Tombstone when it opened. He had been helping to care for the fever patients. Body turned over to Ferguson's undertaking establishment pending arrangements.
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Douglas
Mro. Smith
Misslesley
Tombstone
Smita
Ferguson
Magnesite Deposit Reported Near Ash Creek
Douglas, Sept 2 A magnesite deposit crops out on the steep hillside west of Ash Creek two miles above Junction in Gila River, north of Lordsburg. Examined by K W Stone of the US Geological Survey, the outcrop may form a continuous body 1000 to 1500 feet long and 0 feet thick, in limestone with blocks inclined on granite and cut by older diabase dykes. The find arouses interest after prize winning match reports in jubilant tones.
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Douglas
Ash Creek
Gila River
Lordsburg
K. W. Stone
United States Geological Survey
Department of the Interior
NON PARTISAN TO VOTE AT PRIMARY ON BLANK BALLOT
In Phoeninda county, officials clarified that unaffiliated voters may obtain a blank ballot but may not vote for nonpartisan candidates. County Attorney said only Democratic and Republican registrants qualify to participate in party primaries under state law.
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Phoenin
Mariegpa
Polti Ca
Sentalion
Arizona Justices Return From Vacations
The Supreme Court in Phoenix prepares to resume sessions after vacations. Chief Clerk CF and Justice in Bingham are due back by September 5 to join Justices Rovard and Be, with others expected to return by September 7. Some justices will remain in the White Mountains and near Prescott.
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Phoenin
Supreme Court
Phoenix
Ting Pica En CF
Taanard
Cherk
Thurday
Bingham
Rove
Sustey
Het le
White Mountains
Northwasern
Arizona
Jan Hosete
Prescott
Light Settlement Booms as Waters Retires to Ranch Life
George W Waters, a prominent citizen of Light, has left mercantile work to retire on his Oklahoma ranch after establishing a new homestead. He recalls the late rainy season, notes cotton and bean crops thriving in the Light area, largely without irrigation, and plans to return home soon.
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Wouglas
George W Waters
Deen
Hinseet
Buxiteas Amt
Courtland
Water
Phoenix Plant Completion Report and Mines Auction Notes
The item notes a completed construction of a 41.00.00 plant in Phoenix Arizona. It reports a Yuma Nogales man taking over the Red Cloud mine for active development and mentions Gila Bend state lands bringing record prices at a recent public auction.
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Phoenix
Arizona
Yuma
Red Cloud Mine
Gila Bend
Boniface Cavalry to Lead Arizona National Guard Duty
Boniface to head the Arizona national guard unit beginning September 5 under supervision of the Fortice cavalry with units from New Mexico. An inspection was conducted at the office of the commander today as the force prepares for the deployment and security duties along the border and fortifications.
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Phoenix
Arizona National Paul
Deusen
Sepeniher Ss
Fonitece Cavalry
Monal Guard
Mda Oy
4000 Foot Hop Off By Richards Char ds Thaille
A garbled OCR note describes a 4000 foot hop off event with uncertain names and places. It mentions Aero squaidtin, a male figure, and a successful carachwi at AD Birplage. The text references a morning Bear arlution and a debate at S00 fort end Linge.
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Ricth Chards
Thaille Foceira
Focharch
Mies
Fort End
Lacie
Aapust Area Ports See Total Eight Cars
A shipment through the boos port yesterday accounted for eighty cars total, with 174 tees in the shipment value. The Fate mated value of Mel'eno gold was listed at $1,997,00. The Angset shinee reported more cars than the July figure, while 218 cars totaled FTote and Salus at $148,000. The Yuma Valley Defew Ore association plans to bring laborers for cotton fell AM wehowpment Colorado delta river Bude Ventting in coal activity.
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Boos
Aapust
Agererate
Ftote
Salus
Sema
Yuma Valley
Colorado
Bude
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U. S. Senate
U.S. Sette
Tom Maddock
Krighaum
Bisbee, Arizona
James Allison
Dave Adams
Allen Ro English
Sims
Bisbee
U. S
R . Stanford
Price, Arizona
Harry EB Scott Kinyon
Joseph Hansen
Barorder
Cochive County
Cnter
Hutchison
Corporation Commission
E Adams
Board of Supervisors
Arzora
James F. McDonald
Welch, Arizona
Democratc
Santenber Ith
Gerge R Henshaw Setone
Democrats of
Tom C. Foster Bisbee
Cheney & CO
Tolede
John Blumer
Bhgibbs
Johc Gibbs PO Bok
Gibbs & Gibbs
Lawyers Physicians Building
Ariz
Chandler
Flagstaff
Mwenles
Obregon
Torres
Torcit
Mark
Late Torres
Izabal
Sonora
25Th Infantry
Arimonane
Ted Toy Thy Uasins
Teal
Avany Tani
Stites
Mne
Recorder’s Office
Hutchivon Todey
Siem Towing
Disbeo
Buena Bowie
Benson
Bernardino
Covhise
Courase
N ' Uri
Central Bridges
Douglae
Douglaey
Doug's
Douiplar
Dragoon
Luis
Fairban
Garces
Johneas
Lares
Leask
Ra ” Burker Robinson Ah San Sim
Wilkae
Warren
Wes Manchurs
Mirevllam
P&ocfess
Boniface
Potit
A SA Puente
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