Political pot boils in Arizona as session nears
Tucson and Phoenix aviation and political races ignite the capital with factions backing Johns, Claridge, Winsor for senate leadership and Lines, Francis for speakership. Women’s candidacy by Mrs Pauline ONeill is debated amid lobbyist activity ahead of the session opening Monday.
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Citizen Capital Bureau
Phoenix
Jan
Apital
Senate
House
A. A. Johns
Yavapai
Johns
Claridge
Graham
Mulford Winsor
Yuma
Winsor
J. H. Lines
Charles T. Francis
Cochise
Pauline O'Neill
Maricopa
Arizona
Pine Tar Honey Remedy Claims Quick Cold Relief
An advertisement touts Pr Bells Pine Tar Honey to ease a cold. It promises to soothe a tickling throat, reduce inflammation, loosen phlegm and congestion, and ease breathing, claiming economic and satisfying relief for grippe bronchitis and asthma.
Farmers Press for Federal Railroad Ownership in Congress
The National Farmers' Reconstruction Conference urged immediate passage of legislation to place railroads under permanent government ownership and operation. They rejected five year McAdoo control as unnecessary and warned it would allow railroads to build funds to oppose government ownership. The group also called for senate probes into agriculture department cost information and condemned leasing bills, stressing public resource protection for broad public good.
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Associated Press
Washington,d. C
Congress
National Farmers’ Reconstruction Conference
McAdoo
Department of Agriculture
Senate
Arizona Republicans Pay Roosevelt Tribute
Arizona Republicans placed a grand floral wreath on Theodore Roosevelt’s casket as a tribute. Secretary of the Republican state committee Andrew Baumert Jr. arranged for Brooklyna florist to deliver the arrangement to the Roosevelt home for the funeral. He said the gesture reflected Arizona Republicans’ affection for the former president and that the Roosevelt family would deeply appreciate it.
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Citizen Capital Bureau
Phoenix
Theodore Roosevelt
Arizona
Andrew Beaumet, Jr
Republican State Committee
Roosevelt
Baumert
Troop Landing From Bordeaux Reaches Newport News
The army transport Konigen Der Nederlander arrived from Bordeaux at Newport News Virginia with 1,900 officers and men last night. The shipment adds to the ongoing troop movements during January 2000 and reflects the era's military redeployments.
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Newport News
Konigen der Nederlander
Bordeaux
Thin people urged to take phosphate for flesh and vigor
Readers are urged to use phosphate tonics and purveyors claim such treatments boost strength and nerve power in thin individuals. The ad cites supposed nerve relief and body firming, touting phosphates as essential despite questionable medical backing.
Cattle and Sheep Men Push Tax Reduction Pleas
In Phoenix a state tax session heard cattle and sheep interests push for lower schedules to cut revenue. Wool and range cattle advocates argued sheep tax at one dollar per head is high and cattle at three dollars should fall toward twenty five per head. Speakers included Lon Harmon William Cook Frank Moore Jack Barber and FE H Crabbe.
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Citizen Capital Bureau
Phoenix
State Tax Commission
Harry Gravy
Ceconito County
Lon Harmon
State Cattle Groves’ Association
Harmon
William Cook
Phoenix Cattleman
Frank P. Moore
Jack ©. Barber
FE. H. Crabbe
State Livestock Sanitary Commision
Ari Zona chapter official visits Santa Rita hotel
J. K. Curry secretary of the Arizona chapter of the American Mining Congress is guest at the Santa Rita hotel. Frank Pinckly caretaker of the Casa Grande suites is in the city.
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J. KE. Curry
Arizona
American Mining Congress
Santa Rita
Frank Pinckly
Ford Owners Urged to Consider Nearby Service Options
Ford owners are advised to consider nearby service facilities as options when their car needs attention. The notice highlights accessible locations and practical steps for timely maintenance.
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Ford
Loot of Christmas Keogh Found in Safe Deposit Box
New York police report some of the loot of Christmas Keogh, the swindler and forger, located in a safe deposit box in the city. Edwin Kilroe says the box bulged with jewelry and travelers checks, worth an estimated 15 909 to 26 060 dollars. Keogh had a habit of operating during holidays and was arrested two weeks earlier in Altoona, Pennsylvania.
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Associated Press
New York
Keogh
Edwin P. Kilore
Kilroe
Altoona
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