Papago Reservation Fight Prompts Washington Visit
County officials and attorneys plan to travel to Washington in January to present the Papago Indian reservation dispute to Secretary Lane after a commission review. Backed by the Chamber of Commerce and supported by Senator Ashhurst and Congressman Hayden, locals allege the reserve harms taxation and mining, and vow to press for justice despite widespread opposition.
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Parker Attack Seen as Tactic in City Hall Row
A local political row accuses city hall incumbents of blame shifting onto O. Parker, a mayoral candidate, over fire station contract changes. The piece names Parker as critic of the contractor changes and describes alleged party ring tactics and tax concerns surrounding the election.
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Mount Lemmon road plan tied to Forest Service funds
Taxpayers of Pima County urge Supervisors to allocate 20 960 for a Mt Lemmon road from the county line south of Three Cranch to Soldier’s Camp if the Forest Service provides 224 900 from national forest lands and Pinal County funds its portion via Oracle and Three Cranch. They note existing votes for Sabine Canyon route and compare costs and maintenance, urging a contingent plan to gain a convenient summer resort route. The piece cites Mr Bernard’s denials of Parker, labeling Bernard a Democrat and City figure.
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Deserving Democrats Line Up Behind Pie Counter
In Phoenix Arts note, Democrats in Arizona lay out candidates for future offices. Tony Johna leads the speakership bid from Prescott, with Loren F. Vaughn close rival. Senate contenders include Fred Butter, D. H. Claridge, C. H. Rutherford, Mulford Winsor, and others, all courting the governor and land registry posts amid factional maneuvering.
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House
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Prescott
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Maricopa County
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Pima County
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Cochise County
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Scott White
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United States
Hofmenster Reads Grocers of State at Phoenix Fair
The Arizona Wholesaler Association held a gathering in Phoenix last Saturday to unite grocery firms across the state. The aim is to boost cooperative efforts, set fair pricing, and strengthen relations with manufacturers while encouraging more Arizona participation.
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Art lecture at Woman's Club showcases master paintings
Yesterday afternoon the Woman's Club hosted a preliminary art lecture featuring a stereopticon presentation of master paintings in full color. The program announced 38 lectures and exhibits planned for the winter, including California paintings and engravings to be shown at the Celalros, secured from Phoenix for this week. The projector was supplied by Mrs Newsom from the state federation art section, with Mrs Hershey from the University of Arizona operating the projection. Artists represented include West Copley Stuart Peale Yrumiall Afieten Church Innes Horner Martin Wyant Laverni Abbey Brashfield La Farge Vedder Yorke Meant Alexander Bextfield Symonds Tryeo Whiting.
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Wovan Sentenced to Penitentiary by Federal Court
Ira Wovan received a federal sentence to the state penitentiary after a late week hearing. The court noted prior offenses and the seriousness of the crime, with additional names listed among those present and sentencing details recorded for the record.
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Organized Charities Directors Meet At YMCA
The Organized Charities directors plan a meeting at the YMCA at 8 o'clock tonight. A recent report shows expenditures of about 4000 dollars up to November 1 for deserving cases. Data note 115 women and men assisted, 52 families aided, 41 received medical help, 94 teens and 1 woman found employment, with patients cared for at Mercy Hospital and 29 deaths in the period. President Charles F. Solomon aims to improve efficiency and broaden the charity’s reach.
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