Supreme Court Affirms Certificate of Election for Campbell
Exclusive dispatch from Phoenix reports the Arizona Supreme Court ruling that the certificate of election is prima facie evidence and centers Campbell as de facto governor while case proceeds. The decision limits canvassing authority to the secretary of state and notes further arguments on canvass power.
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Secretary OF
Phoenix
Ariz
Supreme Court of the State
Ives T
Tom Campbell
Mandamusa
Wing- Wid Ace Sra
Saie
Sim
Supreme Court
Hat
Couseel
Campbell
Renator Ives
Seewer
Wedneadas
Gapin
Ives
Neving
Hurtn
Board of Supervisors
Secretary of State
Osborn
O'Neill
House
Capital Day Passes Senate Prohibition Bill in DC
In Washington the Senate passed a steppard prohibition bill banning intoxicating liquor sales in the District of Columbia while allowing small amounts for personal use. The vote on submitting a referendum to District residents was tied at 43 to 43, leaving the question unresolved amid heavy lobbying and public letters. Meanwhile Russian operations under Von Mackensen avancé along the Moldavian frontier with reports of gains and prisoner captures as the wider war continued on multiple fronts.
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District of Columbia
Senate
Cates
Prohibition
Washington
National
District of
Colombia
von Mackensen
Moldavia
Fokshanti
Meition
Sereta
Anes
Denube
Bertin
Teutonic Mies
Berlin
Dvinsk
Riga
Russia
Lawson Promises Names If Congress Probes Stock Plot
Washington dispatch reports Thomas W. Lawson agrees to reveal cabinet officer, senator, and New York broker names if House Rules Committee orders a formal inquiry into a stock manipulation tied to President Wilson's peace note. He refuses under contempt threats, cites potential national harm, and offers to disclose money amounts instead.
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Washington, D. C
Thomas W. Lawson
House
New York
Wilson
Lawson
Qvei
Stock Exchange
Hames
Congress
Cross Evemines
Boston
Cer
Lawan
Vand
Pac
Inpch
Shes
New York Stock Exchange
Wul- Sun
Henry
Carrett
Garrett
Chiperfield
Contested Ballot Trial Postponed in Phoenix Case
In Phoenix on January 4 maportion of ballots in a contest case delaying the trial from January 15 to January 5 as Judge Campbell and Senator Ives must travel east. Counsel for both sides report Tom Campbell secured 71 votes on disputed ballots during the latest count. Trial now expected to last six weeks to two months.
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Sieperch Phoenix
Ariz
Campbell
Ives
Tom Campbell
Campbell challenges governor race over Martinez vacancy
Hunt's attorneys seek to block writs of mandamus arguing Anat Campbell, who has not resigned as state Commissioner, remains in office and is ineligible for governor. Campbell's lawyers contend that his appointment created a vacancy, which he filled by appointing Rudolph Rockler to the Coritian post.
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Phoenix
Arig
Hunt
Anat Campbell
Post Office Seeks New Home as Lease Nears End
A local post office seeks new quarters with at least 480 square feet, over 600 square feet more than current space, not adjacent to the railroad, and a lease term of five to ten years. Bids will be opened for premises meeting these specs, with regular equipment and furnishings to be supplied. The current rent is 1860 dollars.
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F. Dutton
Postoffice
Piedall
Tucson
Ariz
Tom K. Richey
Chamber of Commerce
Col Cody Shows Remarkable Gain in Denver
In Denver Colo January Coronet reports Col Cody making a notable recovery from illness. Doctors say his heart action remains weak but he shows improving recuperative powers. A physician notes he may not survive, yet Cody fought through a near death episode and began steady improvement, reading a letter this morning.
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Denver
Colo
Jan
Cody
Final state vote figures show Tom Campbell ahead by 187 10
Final statewide results report Tom Campbell leading by 187 10 after a night of surprises as Hunt forces claimed strength in several counties. The totals reflect the closing figures for the state vote.
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Tom Campbell
Hunt Forces
Legislature in Phoenix Marks Time Amid Deadlock
The Arizona legislature adjourns progress until Thursday as Senate leaders draft caucus plans to resolve deadlock over votes for Claridge and Winsor. Key senate attaches named include C. E. Hicks and A. J. Trippe. clerks and officers listed. Rent allocations and committee assignments in Pima and Santa Cruz noted. debates over eight hour work unresolved.
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Phoenix
Senate
Yavapai
Hunt
Claridge
Winsor
C. E. Hicks
Vavapat
A. J. Trippe
Hf. B. Calisher
M. J. Nugent
W. C. Truman
Mahoney
Mohave
Pima
Santa Cruz
Pechanan
Goodell
Ferguson
New Serb Envoy Reaches New York
Joabomir Michailovitch and Alexandre Georgevitch arrived in New York aboard the St Paul from Liverpool. Michailovitch, appointed by Washington, becomes Serbia's first minister to the United States and is welcomed by the legation secretary.
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New York
Joabomir Michailovitch
Washington
Serbia
United States
St. Paul
Liverpool
Alexandre Georgevitch
Legation
Spain cabinet resigns en masse before King
Madrid January 9 reporting that Premier Raemarnones presented King Alfonso with the entire cabinet’s resignation. Raemarnones has led the Spanish ministry since December 1915.
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Spain
Madrid
Count Raemarnones
Alfonso
Chicago Police Graft Exposed In Green Book Evidence
State's Attorney Hoyne presents the so called green book from Police Lt. Augustus White detailing graft in Chicago's West Lake district. Chief Healey pleads not guilty as prosecutors outline protection money schemes and alleged divisions among officers and saloon keepers.
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Chicago
Hoyne
Augustus White
Healey
Dbs
Wey
Thomas Costello
Mike Deke
Heitler
West Side
William Skidmore
Westlake
White
R Oibery
Indictment of Thaw for assaulting Kansas boy
Harry K Thaw was indicted by a grand jury in New York on three charges of criminally assaulting Fred Grimp, a 16 year old schoolboy from Kansas City. A bench warrant was issued for Thaw, and bodyguard O Byrnes was arrested in Philadelphia for aiding and abetting.
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New York
Harry Khaw
Fred Grimip
Thaw
Gramp
Olf
Lens Beach
Cal
Matteewa
Thaw Anit
Wade
Bergholm and Market Sunk, Norwegian Steamers Believed Lost
A Bergen cable reports the Norwegian steamer Bergholm of 171% tons is believed sunk. A smaller Norwegian steamer Market has also been sunk, according to Reuters dispatches from Bergen.
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Norway
Chamber of Commerce to elect president this afternoon
The Tucson Chamber of Commerce board will convene at 3 PM to elect a president and set policy following last night’s annual dinner at the Santa Rita hotel. New directors include Franklin Reilly Wakefield Taylor and Kitt, with retirees listed from the 1916 board and a message from N E Plumer voicing support.
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Chamber OF Commerce
Santa Rita Hotel
Wes
Tucson
Cta
L. H. Hofmeister
J. Cress Myers
Charles F. Willis
A. M Franklin
John J. Reilly
C. A. Thomas
Walter J. Wakefield
F. W. Taylor
William McDermott
George W. Kitt
Charles E. Walker
Hi. W. Fenner
F. E. Talmage
Mose Drachman
A. P. Martin
Fred Ronstadt
Mesers
Franklin
Reilly
Wakefield
Taylor and Kitt
Mr. Kitt
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Copenhagen
Kachange
White House
Col
Bell Hunt
Bell Haunt
Bell Maricopa
Graham
Yuma
Cochise
Emane Mney
E. Plumer
New Pueblo
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