Recount Calls Spark from Arizona Governor Race Debate
A fishing expedition on the governor race prompts calls to recount all Maricopa ballots. Democrats accuse possible miscounts in the official tally while denying fraud, and Senator Ives hopes for finding small errors to alter the result. The issue centers on interpreting ballots across party lines.
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Seeetar Houwene
Vec
Ttunt Tase
Ives
Vowever
Maricopa
Campbell
Hunt
Afl
Morris Mayors Bid Focuses On City Hall Management
In a Tucson interview Dr. Morris rejects sewer pipe scandal as not the issue, claiming the current city hall management remains the real problem. He notes defects in the North Side sewer project and says officials back Ruthrauff and continue the present administration.
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Morris
Tucson
North Side
Sr. Morris
Dr. Morris
Ruthrauff
City Elections Debate: Voters Urged to Consider Taxpayer Experience
An editorial urges Tucson voters to judge candidates by fiscal responsibility and public service. It contrasts two Democratic ticket taxpayers with a Republican candidate who pays county mining taxes, arguing practical readiness and local accountability matter more than friendship.
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Tucson
Pima
Ele Interes
City CorrectsFalse Claims To Attract Visitors
The piece argues against biased rumors spread by the "young bloods" aiming to prejudice voters. It urges support for candidates who will abolish useless offices and improve Tucson for visitors and residents, noting concerns about crimes against soldiers and irresponsible shops.
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Thie Camie
Thie
Tucson
Republican City Candidacy Seeks Retrenchment and Tax Support
The piece argues Republican candidates in Turon, a city with multimillion dollar municipal interests, are heavy taxpayers seeking retrenchment. It profiles candidates Parker, Warren Elites, and I W. Seterman as locally rooted, businesslike figures aimed at prudent governance and fiscal restraint.
Republican Municipal Candidates Endorse Local Office Seats
The document outlines Republican municipal candidates including Mr Pairbanks and George V. Gray. It highlights Pairbanks’ long service with the Southern Pacific Company and Grey’s decade in Toren and fifteen in Arkansas, plus banking experience and leadership roles.
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George VF. Gray
Gray Hee
Toren
Artgens
Tuesom
Soy i Terre Srna Bank & Trot Company
Treaserer
Oldest City Resident Noted for Service in Day’s Ledger
Fragmentary obituary notes Demetrio on Temetrio Gilome, a longtime bookkeeper in the republic of Wekét era, famed for relief work and keen sense of local finance. The text mentions his ties to City Assessors and public affairs, though details are garbled.
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Temetrio Gilome
Olfest
Péregears
Geary Elected Read of Copper Concern
Paul Geary a Arizona corporation commissioner has been elected to the directorate of the Big Jerome Copper Company formed to develop 640 acres in the Jerome district The involved interests including Los Angeles and Arizona men plan a strong development campaign to advance the property and attract copper shares with a public treasury buildup expected.
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Paul Geary
State of
Arizona
Mer
Geary
Arigona
Jerome
Los Angeles
Pittebere-tercae
Legpper Cluet
Fragmentary OCR Summary of Maritime Note
The readable text hints at a German note justifying sinking a liner without warning and mentions a submarine commander’s status. It includes garbled phrases about court, Briton, and a company planning a building project. The fragment provides no clear names or dates.
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Arabia
Winter Activities Meet Program Lacks Clarity
Incomplete OCR text references a winter activities meet and a program for Sante Pita row, with unclear names and missing details. No definite event dates, locations, or participants are readable, leaving the overall purpose and outcomes ambiguous.
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Edwerticunes
Germany claims Arab ia sunk British transport ship
Germany asserts the British steamer Arabia, sunk in the Mediterranean on November 6, was actually a troop transport for the British government and should be treated as an auxiliary warship. Washington reports the note indicates willingness to make amends if submarine commander violated pledges to the United States.
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Germany
State Department
Tday
Arabia
Mediterranean
Marina
United States
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