Judge William Fennimore Cooper Passes Away
Obituary notes the death of Judge William Fennimore Cooper a highly regarded Arizona figure known for versatility honesty and devotion to family He never sought office but won large majorities in Pima County and once carried the district for Marcus A Smith in a congressional bid His passing leaves a difficult void in the community and his memory endures with high esteem
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Parker Leads The Mor morrow? Parker Over Morris In Tucson Mayoral Question
The Citizen defends its support for Parker over Morris in Tucson politics. It argues Morris, an inexperienced outsider, would be controlled by city hall bosses and bootleggers, while Parker's record as a taxpayer and veteran public figure aligns with municipal needs.
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Civic League clash targets Parker in Tucson meeting
About a dozen Civic League members and Mrs Isidor Colodny pressed accusations at Republican mayoral candidate C C Parker during a Tucson meeting on the high cost of living. Parker stayed, faced insults, and challenged affidavits while denouncing alleged threats to bootleggers. The column criticizes reformers for risking public support and hindering the campaign.
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Armory financing questioned by Tucson citizens
The Tucson Armory project drew public funds and state interest, with the city contributing 14 909. The building hosts public events for 25 per night, including evangelist services and political meetings, with proceeds going to the state.
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Armory Open for Public Use Suggested by City Leaders
City officials urge state permission to allow armory for public meetings religious services and other nonprofit gatherings with no admission fee but cost of light and janitor services. Taxpayers question the value of the $14,000 investment and seek public use of the site. The piece also discusses election ballot intent and a large Indigenous San Xavier fiesta with ceremonies, camps, and dancing lasting through Sunday.
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