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Tucson Citizen

Location

Tucson, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Oct 24, 1916

Page

4

Moore for County Attorney Endorsed for Honest Service

The candidate Moore is presented as a strong choice for county attorney, praised for integrity, law knowledge, and diligence. Judge Campbell lauds him as capable, honest, and hard working, urging voters to support his candidacy to avoid wasteful or biased actions and uphold strict adherence to statutes.

Airke Emy Public Defender Paulbe Arizona Il Tvisedt Timsty Actiin Moore John H. Campbell Campbell

Odious comparison in Baker remarks on Mexicans

The speaker makes a hostile comparison claiming Mexicans disrespect life and property and debts, then recalls Civil War looting by American soldiers to justify the view. The passage emphasizes contempt and prejudice without sourcing specific events or dates.

Republican Ticket The 1908 slate with Hughes Fairbanks Kibbey

The Republican ticket lists Charles E. Hughes as presidential candidate with running mate Charles W. Fairbanks. Other names include Joseph H. Kibbey Henry L. Eads J. L. Hubbell John C. Greenway and W. W. Cooke as part of the party slate.

Charles E. Hughes Charles W. Fairbanks Joseph H. Kibbey Henry L. Eads J. L. Hubbell John C. Greenway W. W. Cooke

State Ticket Players Named for Election Ballot

A list of candidates including Thos. E. Campbell Otis J. Baughn Joe V. Prochaska Dean Merrill John A. Campbell H. Gust H. Smalley H. Cloonan H. E. Matthews Norman J. McKenzie appears for upcoming elections along with associated party labels and positions.

Thos. E. Campbell Otis J. Baughn Joe V. Prochaska Dean Merrill John A. Campbell H. E. Matthews Norman J. McKenzie O's Se Saewe Te

Abolition and Creation of State Courts Proposals Voted On

Readers decide on measures to abolish the death penalty and to create a department of labor with a commissioner and arbitration board. The death penalty amendment would bar pardons for first and second degree murder except on new evidence. second proposal would fund a labor department with powers and salaries, prompting strong objections to autocratic authority and high costs.

Arizona Department of Labor Department Board of Arbitration Commissioner of Labor

Proposed Amendments and What They Mean

A summary of Arizona state constitutional and statutory amendment proposals for the November election. It covers initiative and referendum majority rules, taxation exemption clarification, a new XXIV prohibition article, and legislative redistricting to base representation on population. It notes yes and no vote tallies for each measure and provides brief rationale.

State of Arizona Ose Mus State Senate

Princeton and Brown men aid Hughes support in league

The Hughes National College League reports forty two colleges with 200 to over 3000 alumni enrolled. Harvard leads with 3290 graduates, Cornell 2661, Yale 2659, and Princeton 1508, Brown 1462 among top contributors. Michigan, Minnesota, Iowa State, Iowa, Kansas, and Oberlin also show enrollments.

Hughes National College League United States Harvard Cambridge Cornell Yale Wilson Hughes Princeton Brown Dartmouth Columbia College Menia East University of Michigan Minnesota Iowa State University of Lews Oberlin University of California Lows Dartmont Columbia Mass Tech Amherst Michigan Williams

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