Democratic Rally a Rousing Success
The Democratic rally drew a larger crowd than the prior Republican event with delegates EE Ellinwood Thos Feeney 4 F Parsons RB Sims PF Connelly Ed Torren DL Cunningham and DB Bradner present. Speakers endorsed the platform invoking initiative referendum recall and statehood principles while urging direct voter control and reforms. WG Gilmore presided praised party platform and warned against Republican rhetoric while Pat Connelly DL Cunningham and A F Parsons stressed constitutional changes to empower citizens and curb machine politics.
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EE Ellinwood
Thos Feeney
F Parsons
RB Sims
PF Connelly
Ed Torren
DL Cunningham
DB Bradner
WG Gilmore
Tombstone
Gilmore
Taft
Congress
Arisocans
Bradner
Benson
Pat Connelly
Douglas
BP Simsoff Douglas
DL Canningham
Coord
Tale
New England
Feeney
E. E. Elliowood
A. F
A. F. Parsons
Cateer
Hood
South Dakota
Oregon
Meeting endorses state rights and democracy appeal
The gathering closed with a call for perpetuity of state rights and a vote for democracy to defeat a rival rule. The meeting was enthusiastic and persuaded many voters to support the advocated principles.
Mark Smith Speaks on Statehood and Referendum
Republican columns quote Mark Smith opposing initiative and referendum while in Phoenix and urging statehood for Arizona. He argues Congress controls state admission and praises the Democratic push for a constitution with referendum provisions, citing party loyalty and the need for a citizen led framework.
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Mark Smith
Arizona
Brand Ax
Phoenix Democrat
Ireas
Phoouls
Congress
Provident
Taft
Hie
Democratic Party
Banat
Senate
Tee Party
Election Officers to Get $5 Per Day
The board of supervisors recalled a blank of certification from George O. Young for election use plus instructions. Secretary Young said the blank covers personal services for inspectors judges clerks of election and related tasks like ballot delivery and registration office expenses. He noted printing and material bills must be duplicate with copies to the secretary. The pay for election officials is fixed at five dollars per day, with counting possibly extending to two days in large precincts.
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Board of Supervisors
George O. Young
Young
Registration Office
Department
Government eyes Tucson observatory upgrade plan
A letter from LN Jesunoleky, head of climatological service at the Weather Bureau, indicates the government is considering improvements to the Tucson magnetic observatory.
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Tucson Magnetic Observatory
LN Jesunoleky
The
Weather Bureas
Precinct Creation Probe Near Fort Huachuca Awakens Local Interest
Joe Bush reports from Huachuca Arizona that a petition seeks a new precinct and local peace officer, to avoid voters traveling to Fairbank or Fort Huachuca. The military reservation status, lack of resident taxpayers, and expected favorable action drive a push seen as civilizing progress amid a fall roundup gathering of cowboys and ranch hands. Leaders from Sawton Texas visit Tombstone and Bisbee, examining the Larrien Chadwick mining claims in the Whetstone mountains, with prospects of a major mine and a forthcoming report.
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Huachuco
Ariz
Fairbank
Fort Huachuca
Tom Turner
Joe P. Larriea
Frank Flannigan
Home National Bank of
Larrien-Chadwick Group
Bigiar
M. E
Flannigen
John Ruck
Hie Ranch
Rock
California Bayer
Joe Bush
Governor Sloan Grants Pardons and Paroles in Territory
Governor Sloan yesterday issued pardons to Joho k Murphy and James Murphy both former inmates of the Industrial School at Benson for misconduct as youths. F L Roemer sentence reduced to seven months from April 27 1910 with good time and work credits. Riemer parole after five years four months of a seven year plus terms. Mrs E M Bridgeford granted parole from Cochise County grand larceny sentence with quarterly reporting requirement. Parolees cited health and upcoming surgical needs.
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Sloan
Joho K
Murphy
James Murphy
Benson
F. L Roemer
Riemer
District Court
Yavapas County
E M. Bridgeford
Territorial Penitentiary
Cochise County
Cananea plant reduces workforce as orders fall
Word from Cananea says the Greene Cansoes company is laying off many workers. Initially unskilled laborers were discharged, but lately several mechanics have also been let go, with eleven leaving the camp in a single day. The reductions follow curtailment of production and cost cutting.
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Cananes
Greene Cansoes Company
Wen
Commission to Hear Arizona Cases in Phoenix Sessions
The Interstate Commerce Commission will hear multiple Arizona cases in Phoenix on October 4 5 and 8. The Phoenix Commercial Club case involving Salt River Bay awaits ruling after a rejection by Wells Fargo. Tucson Shippers versus Southern tier faces charges in Phoenix. Albert Steinfeld Co Tucson reparation damages to be reviewed. Examiner Gerry to Prescott next for Arizona Brewing Company rates against Santa Fe and others involving malt shipments from Milwaukee.
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Commercial Club of
Phoenix
Interstate Commerce Commission
Ap Zune Commineion Ve Welle Bares Company
Wella-Fargo Company
Arizona
Phoenix Commercial Club
Salt River Hey
Arizona Railroad Commissi Nce Tte
Tucson Shippers
Southern
Ter
Olyate
Tucson
Albert Steinfeld & Co
Arizonan Invents A Useful Pump
Strait of Phoenix resident has designed a two-cylinder pump with a balancing valve system that claims to lift water efficiently. Demonstrations show water rising from a twenty-foot well, suggesting that gravity and coordinated cylinders reduce required power for irrigation.
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Strait of Phoenix
Garaite
Strait Hee
Aumber
Washington
North Dakota Man Fasted for 45 Days
Otto R Meisch of Minot North Dakota traveled to Phoenix for a brief visit enroute to San Diego where he would stay for two to three months to recuperate from a remarkable forty five day fast. Under Dr T J Allen of Battle Creek he began July 17 a fasting regime taking only water except last six days when he ate small quantities of grape and cantaloupe. He weighed 165 pounds at the start and 115 pounds at the end and announced he was cured.
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Otto R Meisch
Minot
North Dakota
Phoenix
Bae Diego
Merech
T J Allen
Battle Creek
Michigan
Republican Rally In Tombstone Highlights Delegates and Debate
The Republican meeting at Schieffelie Hall featured six of ten declared delegates in stage personas including Bowman Woolf Heberter and Crowley with Ralph Cameron and DA Williams speaking on initiative and referendum and constitutional issues The event drew criticism of party platforms and evoked strong reactions from attendees as the campaign season emphasized constitutional debates and reelection prospects.
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Sally
Schieffelie Hall
Meee Me Fairiee
Bowman
Woolf
Heberter
Crowley
Ralph Cameron
Wiliams
Chae Bowman
Caner
Torah Stone
Taft
Hitchcock
Friancie
Arizona
Congress
Williams
Mexico
Uncle Sam
Vaesalage
Tker
Webster
Arzona
Willame
Courtland
Southern Pacific Resumes in Mexico Progress Report
Construction on the Southern Pacific of Mexico has resumed after the rainy season. The line has been extended below Mazatan to about 25 miles south of Santiago. John Conway and partners say work is steady with about two men on the line though completion to Guadalajara is not expected for about a year due to difficult terrain and heavy grades.
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Mexico
Mazatan
Santiago
John Conway
D H. Conway
A. J. Conway
Grant Brothers Construction Company
Guadalajara
Nine Days of Nonstop Hiccups Plague Bisbee Shoemaker
A Bisbee Mexican shoemaker, Rome de Scaierdo, endures nine straight days of hiccoughs with no rest. He has tried numerous remedies from friends without relief, and doctors warn hiccups can lead to death within two to three weeks if untreated, causing severe weakness.
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Rome de Scaierdo
Bisbee
Long distance runners eye Phoenix race in November
Prominent runners signaled willingness to travel to Phoenix for a ten or fifteen mile event in November. John E. Lewis, manager of Harry McLean, plans to organize the race and an amateur athletic meet at Eastlake a few days before Arizona's big show begins. McLean previously ran in Seattle's marathon and seeks a track appearance on the San Carlos reservation.
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Nees
Phoenix
John E. Lewis
Harry McLean
Hupi
Los Angeles
Eastlake
Arizona
McLean
San Carlos
Seattle
Republicans Control In New Mexico Debate Sparks Direct Legislation Push
In New Mexico a partial return shows sixty three Republicans twenty one Democrats and nineteen Fusionists. Delegates pledge direct legislative action via initiative and referendum at the convention, if Republicans honor their pledges.
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New Mexico
Albuquemre
Democrata
Ranch for Sale North of Soldier’s Ridge Sulphur Springs Valley
Ranch for sale near Soldier ttdle north of Sulphur Spring valley offers 24 head cattle and a horse with wind mill water tank and 35 feet deep bore. Includes 7 inch casing pipe, pump engine, coral, small fenced pasture, house with 12216 lumber, plus machine, rake, track smith shop and tools. Proposer Jobo Anderson says old use and poor health. Come investigate.
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Acre
Soldier
Jobo
Anderson
Sale of Camp Bowie abandoned military reservation lands
The Department of the Interior announces public sale of 259 tracts totaling 10 415 96 acres of Camp Bowie abandoned military reservation in Arizona. Appraised price ranges from 25 to 2 50 per acre. Sale begins October 1 1910 at 9 am at the reservation, conducted by the U S Land Office Phoenix. Payment required on sale day. forfeiture for partial payments. Some tracts marked for mineral lands under mineral land laws.
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Camp Bowie
Department of the Interior
General Land Office
Washington
Arizona
U.S Land Office
Phoenix
Amalie Subdivisions
District Land Office
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