Two Brands of Justice in County Ballot Recount Case
A Arizona Superior Court judge heard arguments over whether Tom Campbell should face a recount of ballots before Hunts contest is resolved. George Purdy Bullard argued for Campbell, noting a prior Maricopa ruling differed from Ives position. Senator Ives claimed partisan bias, while the judge rebuked such remarks as improper.
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Tom Campbell
Ives
Phoenix
Pollard
Bullard
Sloan
Hunt
Campbell
Nearestzet
Maricopa
Marice
Tucson Elects Parker as Mayor in Tight Citywide Vote
The Tucson election returns show Parker winning the mayoralty amid calls to curb bond debt and raise taxes. Voters backed a stricter town government, while the defeated Callen favored openness. The Star notes the Pacific League did not endorse Parker and hints at future city finance debates.
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Tucson
C. Parker
Jim Callen
Agi
Dom
Parker
Ety Hall
Munteipel
Missouri Beef Trust Case Is Concluded
Washington December twelfth court proceedings report that Armour Co Swift Co Hammes Packing Co and others faced fines for alleged violations of Missouri anti trust laws. The article notes the case concluded after court action and mentions related statements by officials.
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Missouri Beef Trust
Washington
So- Missouri Beef Trust
Apo
Armour & Co, Swift & Co
Hammes¢ Packing Company
Missouri
Southern Pacific passes through Tucson with engineer tour
A Southern Pacific party led by chief engineer 3 Q Warhow toured the system headquarters in San Francisco and stopped in Tucson yesterday. GR Loom, vice president, arrived with a special train from the east. Youngs and Mose Drachman, federal court clerk, went to Globe yesterday.
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Tursom
Rylroad
3. Q. Warhow
San Francisco
Prensery
Anager
Southern Pacific
San
Trancisco
Tucson
Tor Youngs
Mose Drachman
Federal Court
Globe
Federal Trade Commission hears on rising paper prices
Washington dispatch reports the Federal Trade Commission reopened hearings to examine the rise in newsprint costs in 1916. The group reviewed Canadian and U S data showing higher margins, profits on investment, and increased production yet uncertain remedies for equitable distribution among publishers.
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Washington
Federal Trade Commission
Americas
Canadias
United States
Christian Church Plans Reception for New Members
The Christian church announces a reception for new members tonight from 7:36 to 10 at the church parlor. The event invites the public and church friends to welcome newcomers with cordial hospitality, following recent union revival converts at the armory. The Timothy Aid Society will host a tea tomorrow afternoon.
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Christian-eburen
Momov
Pariers
Armory
Timottry Aid Society
Lieutenant MacLennan heads to Nogales en route to duty
First Lieutenant Russell M. Mac Lenanas of the District of Columbia Separate Corps passes through Tucso p y en route to Nogales to join his company, which leaves Washington tomorrow.
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Russell M. MacLenanas
District of
Chicago Tax Day Delinquency Warning Amid Holiday Notices
Dec 12 report notes city tax deadline at 5 pm with residents urged to pay or mail checks to avoid delinquency. Casual ads urge gifts and mention a Diamond edge pocket knife as a favorite item for Christmas.
Church Council Discusses Social Welfare Paper
St Louis reports The Peters Count of the Church outlines a broad report on social welfare urging expansion of work through welfare centers. The commission notes dangers of unemployment and calls for reform in labor, prisons, and women’s issues while embracing Christian service and civic cooperation.
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Church Council
ST Louis, der
Whder Laeie
Conuons
Preparden Preached by Film at Opera House
The notice describes a film program at the Opera House focusing on preparedness by the states. It mentions five reels of scenes showing the Mary and Army, Branches of path, and services at work. The article compares domestic preparations with foreign nations and warns of potential trouble.
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Benaca
Son x
Hugh Sevettc
Mary
Army
Fragmentary notice on telephony firm listing
Incomplete OCR text references a company and a notice number 110 but provides no coherent event or details. The readable bits mention a telephony or wire service context with unclear terms and no identifiable actions, dates, or outcomes.
Shipment from Ray Broken Hill high grade ore offers
Anticipation rose as 39,000 tons of ore from Ray Broken Hill, rich in iron and low in silica, were shipped to the Seaco shelter and other depots. Initial public offer of Nay Broken stock at fifty cents showed heavy oversubscription with strong demand from nationwide buyers. Of 189,000 tons offered for public subscription, 100,000 tons allotted to Phoenix, Ray, and Harden, with much already taken.
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Ray Broken Hill
Rey Preaen
Séaco
Pan
Ceterie
Phoesin
Phoenis, Ray and Harden
Unclear OCR note on sewer connections and permits
Fragmentary text describes sewer connections with deep grade taps and a goal tied to tapping or tying in. Mentions permissions, possible misuse, and financial concerns around sewer work without clear details or names.
Cenulae the Ideal Chester Me TaE Ady
The fragmentary text references Cenulae the Ideal in Chester with a pricing note at Ady. Details are sparse and no clear event, date, or full names are legible. Further readable items needed for a solid card.
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Tucson Citizen
Aloit Bureau OF Circulation
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Poswolfive
Tursam
Robert Wegt
Tot Security Raudias
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New York
Teessay
Epis
Tive
Brands OF Justice
Morris
Aliiele
the Star
Pacific League
A. J. Selkiri
Merchants Bank
Trust-Co
Christian Church
Lieut. Maclennan
Chicago
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Christian Bore
Omer Renry
Fast Second Street
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Your Health Bell Drug CO
Jist
Harry
Tucson Gas
Electric Light & Pow Light & Poi
Pea Company
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