Edward Hale For Recorder and Local Races Endorsed
Editorial endorses Edward Hale for Recorder and lists other candidates including Frank Treat for Assessor Joaquin Legarra for City Treasurer James Flynn for Marshal William Taylor for Councilman at Large Daniel A Evans for Councilman First Ward M G Samaniego opposes interruptions and urges steady thought in civic life. Mentions Oakes Murphy and Pima Narrow Gauge bonds in Tucson campaign.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Hale
Frank Treat
James Flynn
Joaquin Legarra
William Taylor
Ex-Governor Murphy Campaigns in Tucson for Republican Ticket
The ex governor N. C. Murphy of Phoenix and Prescott spent a day in Tucson campaigning for the Republican municipal ticket. The piece accuses Murphy of pushing bonds and using influence to aid collection of alleged fraud, while urging a vote for Taylor as marshal and for the Democratic city ticket on water-rate issues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oakes Murphy
Tucson
N. C. Murphy
Phoenix
Prescott
Territorial
Congress
Old Pueblo
Murphy
Sam Hall
Arizona
Pima County
A VIGE OF THE ERA In Defense of Pace
A sermon by Bishop Doane condemns the modern rush for speed as a crying evil. The piece agrees yet cautions that a return to the snail’s pace would be excessive. It urges self control and delaying reactions to reduce wear and tear from hurried city life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doane
Episcopal Diocese of
Albany
The City Election in Tucson Voters to Elect Officials
Voters in Tucson will choose municipal officers for two years next Monday amid high debt and tax limits reached. The piece cites extravagance, mismanagement and inflated officer salaries, with water mains extended to private property benefiting others. advocates a special tax on water consumers to fund the improvements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tucson
City reform slate pledges lower water rates and ajudicious council
A political appeal urges voters to elect Frank Treat for city recorder and Contzen Evans and Sananiego for city council. It claims strong reformers will cut water rates by half, scrutinize contracts, end jobbing, and balance city finances without new tax burdens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. G. Samaniego
Contzen, Evans and Samaniego
Traitors at Home Stir Arizona Statehood Debate
Dispatches from Washington reveal Arizona residents privately opposing statehood through telegrams and letters to U S Senators. Public opposition is allowed but secrecy is treasonous. Delegate Smith vows to publish names. Also noted are a Christmas sale by the Baptist ladies and Crescent Cigar Co. holiday offers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Arizona
United States
Senate
Copperhead
Smith
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The
Tucson Citizen
Citizen Printing and Publishing Co
Associated Press
O’brien Moore
Philip Contzen
Daniel A. Evans
Ance
Alice
Joaquin ‘Legarra
Bill Taylor
Taylor
City Recorder
Ladies of the Baptist Church
North Stone Avenue
Pagoda
Crescent Cigar CO
Santa Claus
Zeigler
Ziegler
Jay Leon
Congress Street
J. F. Lee
Oberon Hotel
North Fifth Ave
Glass House
J. ©. Clemons
Stone Avenue
Tucson Opera House
Grossetta
Kimball & Francie
Rathbone
Geo. Whomes
Robert Whomes
Arthur Whomes
Col
Los Angeles
S. Spring St
Tory
West Congress St
F. E. Russell
North Church
Brown’s Art Store
Brains-Harms Optical Co
South Spring Street
Cal
Gardiner, Worthen & Goss Co
E. A. James
Mason
Lebert & Stark
Cornet
Ariz
Jaeger
Southern Pacific
Yuma
San Xavier
Bowie Railroad
Bowie Station
Nogates
Kansas City
L. J. F.aeger Proprietor
Martin
George Martin
Eronorigtion
Uts
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