Kin Party Set To Africa Expedition Departure
A 1917 notice describes a Kin party preparing to travel to Africa with plans to explore Congo and surrounding regions. The group includes an explorer and several investigators who will depart from New York on December 9 and return around March 1.
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Congo
Smith
Phil
Gatme
Richard
York
Fragmented Local Political Scandal Rumors Surface
A garbled report hints at a bruising local political dispute involving city candidates, saloons, and an alleged hush hush matter. The piece references controversy, editors, and party tensions with whispers of an apology and stirred public interest.
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Ary
Evening bodice and brocade vogue in new fashion
A fashion note describes an evening bodice with a close griping pointed front and a decorative hip drape. It highlights metal brocades in vogue, hover lace trim, and a fitted skirt with a petticoat and opening. It lists materials and sizes from Pictorial Review patterns priced for 34 to 44 inch busts.
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Tucson Auto Bootleggers Plan New Service Link
The piece notes Tucson bootleggers plan an automobile bootlegging route between Los Angeles and Tucson. Proponents compare past innovations to the current scheme and expect success despite rival dealers. They warn that charges above 1.50 dollars per pint may draw government scrutiny in the cost of living inquiry.
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Arizona
Tucson
Lee Angeles
Jakes
Star
Stray Cattle At Border Seek Permit Approval
About 200 head of stray American cattle from Sonora near the border are being gathered in southern Pitas county. Ranchers seek permits from the Mexican federal government and Washington to move the cattle into Arizona. The animals, valued at 35 dollars each, were already cleared by Sonora authorities and the Arizona state government. Fifteen owners hold stock in the lot.
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Sonora
State Department
Washington
Pitas County
Arizona
Gates Heads Yale Team Captaincy Named for Yale Football
Artemes L. Gates of Clinton Iowa has been named captain of Yale's football team for the next season. He has played on the varsity eleven for two years as end and tackle and starred in games against Princeton and Harvard this fall. Also mentioned are Breathitt of the Arizona Eastern Railroad and W Dourna, traveling auditor of the company, noted in Phoenix visits with HM Honteman, general agent for Over a, in Arizona.
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BR. Breathitt
Arizona Eastern Railroad
W. ©. Dourna
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Phoenix
HM. Honteman
Overa, Ears
Arizona
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Ari
Correia M Company
Ageregatine
Cornelia
T. P. Walter
Une City
W. M. Gillard
Fred
Steele
Tempe
Alo Consolidated
Ajo Con
Cornelis
Gillard
Ajo
Grant
Miami
Jack Botin
Official Canvass of Votes in Arizona Finished
The final official canvass shows that Secretary of State Sidney P. Osborn won reelection with a 19.6 percent margin. Key results include Demerraie ticket leaders and statewide totals across offices such as governor, attorney general, and treasurer, with vote tallies for state senate and other constitutional measures.
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Oshorn
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Petorths
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Directum
Pally
Art Masi
Pieter
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Henry J. Fads
theNarnette Jone
Tanee Fleuagre
Thea
F Campbell
Peter Thaherteom
Fh. B. Inenlan
Sidney PL Osborn
Dee MV. Prochaska
Sete
Antting Gece
Rewee
Pooane Merrit
Wall
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Jo A Campbett
Tabahm
Onfetensem
Atteerney Reneral
Wilew F
Jonni Cee
Wiliam
Nablic
E. Matthews
Otfeste
F. Bright
George Carrenter
Warre Claman
TY. Breve
Wanertar
HW. Ralin
Child Welfare Circle to Meet Friday
A local notice outlines an upcoming Friday gathering of the Child Welfare Circle. It details aims to organize support for mothers and child development, with discussions on standards, training, and cooperation between parents and teachers to improve home and school life. Also a classified line seeks clean cotton rags with payment offered.
Prohibition Vote Delays Action in Hunt
In Phoenix a report outlines a delay in signing an proclamation related to prohibition. Secretary Osborn and Leroy Ladd discuss postponing the shipment of property and securing waivers while awaiting formal approval from state authorities. The timeline remains uncertain as officials weigh next steps and potential immediate effects.
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Roclawten
Sieh Osborn
Peegde
Romeo
Leroy Ladd
Mexicans in pitched battle at Superior camp
A clash near Superior pits Mexican workers against deputies in a gunfight at a shack. Three were wounded, two Mexicans and an unknown man shot. deputies retreated to cover before the firing ceased. Civil authorities say the deputies were justified.
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Eustexty
Pal
SRF
Ernest Las
Ben Rat
Borne of
Borne of. Gir ‘Lascester
Lancaster
Tom Pramaman
Peel
Henry Pa
Pinal County
U's
Florence
Jom Reyes
Tony
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