Tucson Citizen Editorial Notice Draft
The Arizona Tucson Citizen states it is published weekly in Tucson by the Tucson Printing and Publishing Company. Allan B. Jaynes is president with editorial and mail directed to Citizen Building. The paper notes Associated Press and Audit Bureau circulation, with standard republication rights.
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Audit Bureau of Circulation
Tucson
Afriz
Pepsiehing ‘Company
Allan B. Jaynes
Izcona
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Call for Auditor Appointment Arises Over State Accounts
The Graham county editor urges an impartial audit of all state departments since statehood. He criticizes appointing power being given to the Senate president and House speaker, arguing for governor control or a true audit rather than a whitewash.
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Dave Claridge
Graham County
Senate
House
Graham Sator
Resson
Gil
Claridge
Major Macauley Leads Early Transcontinental Air Route Push
The article notes Major C. Macauley mapping a southern route from Arcadia Florida to San Diego California. It cites rapid progress with plans for near term cross continental flight once a new machine arrives. Tucson is highlighted as a key air lane with calls to name the field after Major Macantey.
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C. Macauley
Arcadia
Florida
San Diego
California
Micaniego
Ft 4Worth
Tucson
Macauley
Atlantic
American
Macantey
La Follette Disloyalty Charge Dismissed In Senate Vote
The Senate votes to dismiss disloyalty charges against Wisconsin Senator La Follette connected to a St. Paul speech. Senator Williams brandishes the address as a series of false statements and accuses it of disloyalty in spirit and words.
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United States Senate
la Follette
Wisconsin
St. Paul
Senate
John Sharp Williams
Williams
United States
Europe
Lusitania
Budget system urged to curb state university spending
A reform proposal highlights the University of Arizona as a model for a strict budget system. It argues state institutions exceeded appropriations since statehood, except Arizona, and claims a formal budget would stop raids on the treasury and compel adherence to funded sums.
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Hite
University of Arizona
von KleinSmid
Campbell
Treasury
University of Argona
Diversity of
Arizona
Phoenix
Lawmakers grapple with Cochise County judgeship dispute
Fragmentary notes describe crowded hearings at the legislature over a judgeship in Cochise County. The text mentions Republican governors, court battles, and attempts to relieve Judge Lockwood amid county growth concerns and shifting political support.
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Ates
Mit Genecea
Lockwood
Cochise County
Pioneer Charles O Brown of Arizona’s Early Days
Charles O Brown born in New York moved west as a young man. He joined the Hianton band for paying Indians in Chihuahua, then returned to Arizona around 1858. In Tucson he ran a thriving saloon, imported the territory’s first sewing machine, built Congress Hall with costly features, and funded ventures for prospectors while losing a fortune to gambling.
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Arizona
Charles 0
Brown Charles O. Brown
New York
Hianton
Chihuahua
Brown
California
Glanton
Yuma
Tucson
Wee
Mesilla Wall
Magdalena
Sonora
St. Louis
Arizon
Congress Hall
Santa Fe
Bill fixes pay of court reporters in Arizona
In Phoenix on January 22 Representative Gibson's bill sets maximum court reporter pay at 32.50 in justice courts and 5 a day in superior courts. The measure faced debate but passed the committee of the whole with only three negatives. Speakers argued interpreter duties and need for higher pay, with various estimates and anecdotes cited.
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Citizen's Capital Bureau
Phoenix
Gibson
Coleman
Pinal
Eddy
Kimball
McKay
Bowman
Delbridge
Hayward
Legislature Backs Farms for Soldiers Debate Delays Bill Passage
The legislature votes 18 to 1 to postpone consideration of a farm aid bill while urging citizen input. Rep Lines of Graham County leads opposition citing flawed form and lack of emergency clause. Mrs McKay defends the measure, calling it notorious and pressing for immediate action despite pushback from several representatives.
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Graham County
Waa
As. Fa
McKay
Howard
Gila
Barrows
Maricopa
Lines
Graham
Nichol
Yavapai
Stark
Coconine
Lowman
Santa Cruz
State
Ey Commission
Eddy
Yuma
State Highway Board
Ptere
Arenes
Bill for Burial of Mothers of Men in Military Service
Phoenix January 22 An amendment to the Eddy bill would ensure honorable burial for indigent mothers of service members and require counties to provide burial up to 50 dollars when relatives cannot. It also calls for proper grave markers noting military rank and name.
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Citizen's Capital Bureau
Phoenix
United States Army
Navy
Gibson
Eddy
Board of Supervisors
Arizona copper dreamer eyes Todays future mine boom
Bisbee Ore visitor A W Howe forecasts Arizona to become the nation’s top copper district within ten years. Taggart and Finley hosts at 95 West Congress staged a grand opening with chicken ham sandwiches and ample guests. Mrs Handolph hosted a T K Whist gathering. Mr and Mrs Williams marked a wedding anniversary on Morgan Street. Palace Saloon owner E J Martin welcomed brothers Harry and the Sunday visitors.
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Frank H. Taggart
Sam Finfew
Taggart and Finley
West
Congress Street
Jr. F. Williams
Morgan Street
Maricopa Seeks 2.5 Million Bond Plan for Courthouse and Highways
Maricopa county officials study a 2.5 million dollar bond proposal to fund a county highway system with 2 million and a new courthouse to replace an aging building. Architects prepare plans for an ornate yet sturdy structure to attract public interest and provide steady employment for returning servicemen.
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Citizen’s Capital Bureau
Phoenix
Sun
Maricopa County
Court House
Friends of the Cause of
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