Republicans Nominate State Legislature Candidates in Arizona
Campbell seeks governor with a legislature of trusted citizens to curb visionary laws and repeal past statutes. Senate nominees include Davidson and Goodell, both long-time Arizonans with ranch, farming, and railway ties. House hopefuls are Buehman, a Tucson native and mining expert, and Frawley, a Tucson lawyer and University of Missouri graduate. They pledge to oppose commissions and extravagance, and to defend taxpayers. If Pima county seeks relief, this slate offers a path.
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Iom Campbell
Arizona
Hunt
State Senate
O. J. Davids Gon
Davidson
Goodell
Tucson
Southern Pacific Railroad Company
House of Representatives
A. R. Buehman
FE. R. Frawley
Buehman
Frawley
University of Missouri
Pima County
Desperate charges against Hughes from Wilson era politics
The piece condemns Charles E. Hughes as under the Old Guard and aligned with a hidden, harmful influence. It accuses him of agreements with O’Leary, warns he would bring war, and claims border attacks by Villa’s bandits are a Democratic plot to sway the election, aimed to discredit the Republican policy of watchful waiting.
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Charles E. Hughes
McCormick
National Democratic Committee
Wilson
Shadow Lawn
Hughes
Old Guard
O'Leary
United States
Villa
Texas
New Mexico
Arizona
Republican Party
Prohibition Letters Circulated Claiming Governor Hunt Ties
A new suspected fake letter tied to Governor Hunt circulates among prohibitionists, alleging political manipulation and favors for Campbell governor. The document, allegedly produced at a state prison, cites a Reno trip and proposes work in Arizona to influence the governor’s support for a saloon-lending bill.
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Hunt
Florence
State Prison
Los Angeles
Grover Hayes
Reno
Arizona
Campbell
Rep
Bert Eases
Republican Ticket Names and Electors Listed
The ticket lists President Charles E. Hughes and Vice President Charles W. Fairbanks with U S Senator Joseph H. Kibbey and Member of Congress Henry J. Eads. Electors named include J L Hubbell John Greenway and W W Cooke.
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Charles E. Hughes
Charles W. Fairbanks
U. S
Joseph H. Kibbey
Henry J. Eads
J. L. Hubbell
John €. Greenway
W. W. Cooke
State Ticket Names Cast for Election Ballot
A list of candidates includes Thos E Campbell Otis J Baughn Joe V Prochaska Dean Merrill John A Campbell J L Gust G H Smalley J H Cloonan H E Matthews Norman J McKenzie and others. The fragment hints at a ticking slate for a political ticket.
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Thos. E, Campbell Otis J. Baughn
Joe V. Prochaska Dean Merrill John A. Campbell
J. L. Gust
G. H. Smalley
J. H. Cloonan
H. E. Matthews Norman J. McKenzie
Secret political letters lure support for Campbell in Nevada
A covert election push links Henry T. Rogers and Frank M. Murdock to a plan to travel to Tucson and produce campaign circulars. The letters allege Hunt supporters funded smuggling of money from coast cigar and whiskey houses to sway votes while Campbell touts his stance on prohibition to the Arizona Temperance Federation. The Republican State Committee cites two figures tied to Governor Hunt and warns of further rough tactics ahead.
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Tucson
Campbell
Henry T. Rogers
Telegraph
Hollenbeck Bar
Los Angeles
Reno
Nevada
Hunt Machine
Republican State Committee
Hunt
Tom Campbell
Arizona Temperance Federation
A Man of Splendid Qualifications Heighton Seen as Treasurer Candidate
H. E. Heighton has lived in Arizona three years and Tucson sixteen, known as an intelligent, principled professional. Former general agent for New York Life, since 1904 in real estate and insurance, with trusted roles as Elks secretary, City Treasurer, and Citizen's Building and Loan Association secretary. He is an expert bookkeeper, devised tested systems, created Tucson water department collection register, and is highly regarded for integrity and capability to serve as Pima County Treasurer.
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H. E. Heighton
Arizona
Tucson
New York Life Insurance Company
The
Elks
Citizen's Building and Loan Association
Water Department
Heighton
Pima County
Impersonator Sought In Harold Bell Wright Fraud Case
A clever crook, part of a known blackmail gang, impersonates author Harold Bell Wright to solicit money. Officials seek the man, who disguises habits and daily life, has no real resemblance to Wright, and recently used Wright’s name in an Arkansas city banquet. Wright has faced numerous deceptive communications over twelve months.
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Harold Bell Wright
Wright
Mr. Wright
Republican rally features Judge Kibbey and Hughes Pictures
The report notes Judge Kibbey delivering a strong address in support of a candidate for the state senate amid a receptive crowd. Prochasta promises business-like handling of the secretary of state role if elected, while Norman J. McBensie speaks on mine ventilation improvements as the audience roars.
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Cliptos
Arig
Chester Bere
Chartes
K. Hogues
Republican Campaen Party
Kibbey
Menite States
Spyroval
Mt i
Judge Kibbey
Prochasta
Tom Campbell
Norman J. McBensie
Speech on Supreme Court reform and county sheriffs race
The report notes a political address criticizing the Supreme Court system and urging reform. Haris Cleonda discussed the cooperation commission work while Bret ty spoke of qualifications. Hen Daniels promised law enforcement if elected sheriff amid a cold but well received remarks.
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Bada
Supreme Court
Haris Cleonda
Cooporation Commission
Bretty
Doe
Cleavan
Hen Daniels
Forest Guards Return From Dragoon Mountain Mission
Assistant Forest Supervisor and two rangers completed a district forest conference. They traveled from Dragoon Mountain to Tucson after a weeklong session, returning to base with plans and notes for future operations.
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Kirk
Rp&s
Hariey
Gariing
Novales
Tucson
Deserter Arrest Reported By Local Police
Deserter Jacquin Mipand, described as from a 5 pany EB unit, was arrested last night by Officer Henry. He is being held at the police station under orders from his commanding officer.
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Jacquin
Arteema
Muita 4
Oficer
Henry R Toa
Olheer
Seat bicycles: pat the lowest them a Ti F Ronstadt Co shop
Fragmentary OCR reads like a shop ad for Seat bicycles from F Ronstadt Co. The text hints at pricing or lowest prices and lists a shop setting but details are unclear.
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Ti. F. Ronstadt Co
Tecson Mayoral Candidate Promises Clear Policy Plan
The candidate announces their mayoral bid for Tecson and vows to share definite policies with the public, promising to outline exactly what they would do if elected to run city affairs.
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Tecson
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Ariby
Tucson Printing and Publishing Company
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Citizen
Twcson
OLEAN
Robert McDuidd Company
Security
Robert Me' 100 Company
Culisto
Mimots
East 260 Street
New Yor York Casy
Weedey Sterday
Frank Murlock
Sir
Republican
Es Eee Attorney-General Tax Commissioner
Corporation Commissioner
Supt
Senate
A.J. Davidson
F.C. Goodell
W. A. McCloud
E. B. Frawley
B. F. Daniels
W. A. Baker
Nathan Kendall
L .E. Smith
AH. E. Heighton Hays
S. Shaner Vera Zoe Shurtz
Kirke T. Moore
Oscar L. Pease
Ed Hoffman
Frank M. Murlock
Faker
Hughes Pictures
Dragoon Mountain
O. C. Parker
Congress Street
C. Par
Adv
First Church of Christ Scientist
Tacson, Ariz
Christian Science
Wm. R. Rathvon
C.S.B
Denver
Colorado
Mother Chureh First Church of Christ Scienty
Boston
Mass
Tucson Woman’s Club
West Alameda St
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