Bipartisan fight for presidential nomination and memorial plans
The Republican leader in Congress signals a possible approach to the presidential nomination while planning permanent memorials for Colonel Roosevelt. A committee will draft resolutions and designate January 19 for national memorial services, with Allan B. Jaynes of Arizona among seven to prepare the text. In Europe, fighting intensifies in Posen with Germans and Poles exchanging control over towns as Polish rule asserts itself.
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TATE LAWMAKERS FLOCKING TO PHOENIX
Tucson dispatch notes Arizona lawmakers arriving for the new session. Major topics include election law revision dormitory construction at the University of Arizona and creation of a State Highway commission. Influenza closures threaten sessions but may proceed with limited public access.
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Pauline O'Neill
Maricopa
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Efficiency Will Be Motto Says Christy
Phoenix January coverage reports Lloyd Christy and Andrew Baumert Jr leading the State Institutions Commission. The agency operates from a large capital bungalow and plans to build a stronger clerical system with an expanded purchasing department. New clerks include Helen Fife Edna Hayes and Frances Goodwin.
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Cubs Acquire Pitcher Elwood Speed Martin
The Chicago Cubs purchased Elwood Speed Martin from Oakland to bolster the pitching staff. Details indicate Martin joined as part of a broader move while Cubs also released him back to Oakland after a short stint.
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Seine Flood Recedes in Paris After Peak Danger
Flood conditions along the Seine in Paris ease as water levels fall from the danger point. Officials report reduced threat to riverside districts and anticipate continued decline in the coming days.
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Cattle Growers Plan Huge Phoenix Convention
The Arizona Cattle Growers' Association sets February 11 to 13 in Phoenix for its annual convention. About 500 men and 75 women expected to attend with sessions likely on the first two mornings and all day on the final day. Phoenix Chamber of Commerce committee members and Charles P. Mullen to meet January 14 to coordinate.
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Phoenix
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Lon Harmon
Jack Barber
R. E. Moore
Fred T. Colter
Dave Goldberg
Vacancies Among the Regents Filled
Governor Campbell filled vacancies on the Arizona board of regents after resignations from five members. Chancellor Hughes warned that replacements before the legislative term end were beyond his power. The chancellor noted the governor had acted only to fill vacancies.
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Phoenix Relaxes Whiskey Rationing Amid Shortage
In Phoenix on January 11, whiskey rationing shifts to four ounces per person at the sheriff's office due to limited supply and rising influenza cases. Sheriff John Montgomery will distribute the contraband stock, previously in pint portions, including about 10 quarts awaiting proper applications from those with doctor certificates.
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Hughes New President of Arizona Assessors
The conference of state tax commissioners and assessors in Phoenix elected new officers for the coming year. E A Hughes of Cochise County was named president, A D Ming of Yuma County vice president, C B Gentry of Yavapai County secretary and treasurer J A Dune of Gila County assistant. George Truman of Pinal County received a watch chain from the retiring president, with an official orator role created for Rug..
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