Pima Attorney Seeks County Superior Court Seat
J Mercer Johnson, longtime Pima County attorney and former Arizona assistant attorney general, announced his candidacy for the Democratic nomination for Pima County Superior Court judge. Supporters praise his record as a fair prosecutor with justice tempered by mercy, noting his Arizona roots and long residence in Tucson. Johnson, married with three children, has lived in Tucson since 1925.
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Pima
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Tucson
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Richards Services To Be Held In East
Will be buried in Fairmount West Virginia for World War I veteran Will iam J. Richards 48 who died Sunday in a local hospital He came from Morgantown West Virginia No immediate survivors Arizona mortuary handles arrangements
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Fairmount
W. Va
Morgantown
Arizona
Four Sets Of Twins Born At Butterworth Hospital
In Grand Rapids Michigan Butterworth hospital delivered four sets of twins in a 24 hour period. One set of boys one set of girl twins and two sets of mixed twins were born before New Year.
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Grand Rapids
Grand Rapids, Mich
Butterworth Hospital
Osborn Faces House Hunting Job Himself
Governor Sidney P. Osborn begins the new year by hunting for a private residence since Arizona provides no official governor’s home. He learned the rented house he occupied was sold and the new owners want to move in soon. He plans to stay in a Phoenix hotel while seeking a suitable home amid a housing shortage.
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Phoenix
Sidney P. Osborn
Arizona
Yank Soldier Gives Money Away In London
An American soldier Corp William Grabel of New York City gave away about 39 pound notes at the Red Cross Rainbow corner in London at midnight New Year 194? The Daily Express quotes him saying he is not drunk or showing off and wants to share happiness after surviving the fighting.
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Daily Express
Red Cross
Corp
William Grabel
New York City
Suxpress
Grabel
Western Electric strike may trigger national telephone walkout
A 19,000 Western Electric strike could spur about 250,000 U S telephone workers to walk out nationwide. Company officials and the Western Electric Employer association failed to agree on conciliation. The union seeks 30 percent wage hikes while the company sticks to a 15 percent increase. union attorney Henry Mayer projects 68,000 more Western Electric workers might join in sympathy. NFTW with 250,000 members also seen as possible sympathy walkout depending on polls.
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Western Electric Company
Western Electric Employer Association
U.S
J. R. Mandelbaum
Henry Mayer
Western Electric
National Federation of Telephone Workers
NFTW
White horse of Mikado to come to U S
First Frost the white Arabian from the Japanese imperial stables will be shipped to the United States this week. Army Lt. Dick Ryan will care for him at his Oceanside California ranch and plan breeding and riding use. Officials approved transport after Allied investigations and orders bar exhibit or sale.
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United States
Army
Dick Ryan
Imperial Household
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First Frost
Oceanside
Calif
Allied
Baby chick quiets before hatch at hen’s warning clock
A baby chick in its shell remains silent until the hen issues a warning clock call, signaling imminent hatching. The scene highlights a gentle moment in the brood's development and maternal cue.
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