Policy Right and Left in Prescott Courier Worries over Governor Hunt
Bill Stuart of the Prescott Evening Courier frets over Governor Hunt's actions and the impact on the paper. He notes past highway department printing orders enriched the paper, then ended after Addams fell from power, and now fears future moves could either please or displease the governor as a campaign issue.
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Bill Stuart
The
Prescott Evening Courier
G. W. P. Hunt
Bill
Evening Courier
Highway Commission
C. E. Addams
Highway Department
Hunt
Prescott
Stuart
Addams
Courier
Arizona
Back to the farm movement aids Navajo Apache counties
In Navajo and Apache counties many laid off workers return to farming. St Johns district in Apache county sees favorable conditions for gardening and crop production with land and water adequate. Henry Ford backs Plant a Garden to raise food for canning and income, supporting business by freeing cash for other needs.
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Navajo
Apache
Navajo County
St. Johns
Apache County
Henry Ford
Restoration of Balance in Government Tax Spendings
A public statement cites over 500 000 tax spending bodies in the United States spending 14 billion dollars in the year ending June 30. Per capita government cost has risen from 19.39 in 1903 to about 125, a 600 percent rise. The text blames political waste inefficiency and new bureaus for higher taxes and calls for elected legislators to curb expenditures in Arizona where the tax burden is near one third of income.
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United States
Arizona
Congress Deliberates Navy Appropriation and Bonus Bills
Senate weighs a 318 million navy department appropriation and the House bonus bill. Economy and banking panels press for economy and stock inquiry resumes. Wheat relief debated. farm relief plans reviewed. Received cash bonus bill from House and sent McNary farm relief to committee. Passed cash bonus and Hoover home loan bank measures.
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Navy Department
Senate
House
McNary
Agricultural Committee
Hoover
President Hoover and Garner Fierce Political Feud Looms
The article outlines a deepening clash between President Hoover and Speaker Garner as Congress adjourns. It traces history of sharp exchanges, veto actions, and partisan tactics, noting mutual disdain, public quips, and the potential impact on the 1930s political landscape.
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Congress
Hoover
Jack Garner
United States
Garner
White House
Nance Corporation
Jack
Treasury
Arizona Government Faces Continued Bankrupt Trend
The balance between state county and city costs and residents ability to pay threatens ongoing fiscal collapse across Arizona as municipal divisions head toward bankruptcy.
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Arizona
Stevens Announces Candidacy for Navajo County Treasurer
G T Stevens of Winslow announces his run for County Treasurer of Navajo County in the Democratic primary to be held September 13 1932. He cites experience as an accountant and banker and seeks voters support.
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Navajo County
G. T. Stevens
Winslow
Arizona
Sherby
Campbell announces candidacy for Navajo County Supervisor
A. B. Campbell of Winslow Arizona announces his candidacy for the Democratic nomination for County Supervisor District No 2 Winslow in the primary election set for September 13 1932 The note solicits support from party members and voters in Navajo County.
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Navajo County
Winslow
Democratic ‘Party
Charles F. Oare Announces Candidacy for County Treasurer
Charles F. Oare declares his Republican candidacy for Navarra County Treasurer in the September 13 primary. He cites over 30 years of experience in accounting clerical and bookkeeping work.
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Navajo County
Charles F. Oare Winslow
Arizona
Hitchcock Seeks Navajo County Recorder Nomination
C M Charlie Hitchcock announces candidacy for County Recorder of Navajo County subject to the Republican primaries on September 13 1938. He asks for the support of his friends in the race.
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Navajo County
C. M
Charlie) Hitchcock
Hubbard Seeks Democratic Primary Support for Navajo County Sheriff
Tom Hubbard announces candidacy for Sheriff of Navajo County subject to Democratic Primary voters on September 13 1952. He appeals for the support of friends and backers to win the nomination.
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Navajo County
Tom Hubbard
Mary A Brown Seeks Democratic Primary Support in Navajo County
County school superintendent hopeful Mary A Brown appeals for backing as Navajo County voters prepare for the September 12 1932 Democratic primary. In New York on June 16 relatives note funeral services will be held tomorrow for Frank K Sourgis a broker humanitarian and sportsman who died last night in his seventh decade.
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Navajo County
Mary A. Brown
New York
Frank K. Sourgis
Tariff Talks Break Down Before 1922 Convention Ends
Paris June 16 France and Canada failed to agree on mutual tariffs after the 1922 convention nears expiration at midnight. Negotiations will be continued as officials assess a new framework and possible next steps.
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Paris
France
Canada
Flashes Of Life World News Snippets
The report surveys quirky notes from multiple cities. It cites Dr. C H Mayo on body value in wartime and a Mozartian Glasgow honor for Helen Keller. A Los Angeles case features a divorce claim over a spanking. In Santiago Chile Shanks Mare runs streetcar service during a socialist holiday.
Yale to hire Malcolm Farmer as athletic director
In Hartford it is reported that Malcolm Farmer will become Yale University's athletic director on July 1. His daughter Barbara is engaged to Ben Ticknor, former Harvard center, signaling a notable family connection in college sports.
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Hartford Conn
Malcolm Farmer
Farmer
Yale
Barbara
Ben Ticknor
Harvard
Hemroid Internal Remedy Advertises Piles Cure
An advertisement claims internal treatment for hemorrhoids targets root causes like weak blood circulation. It asserts that external salves and cutting fail, and praises Hemroid tablets by Dr. J. S. Leonhardt, with Central Drug Co. backing the product and promising relief or money back.
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J. S. Leonhardt
Central Drug Co
Did You Ever Star To Think? Advertising in business
Edson R. Waite cites Worcester Post editor George T. Richardson on advertising. He argues that intelligent continuous advertising is essential for businesses relying on consumer patronage. Cutting advertising leads to failure, while strong advertising with good goods at fair prices yields sales.
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Edson R. Waite
Shawnee
Okla
George T. Richardson
Worcester Mass
POST
Times
Daughter of Judge Biss Dies in Car Crash
A Santa Fe woman, daughter of Justice John T., 22, was killed when the automobile she rode in collided with another vehicle in Denver at night while returning home. The victim, Tobe phine Watson, was instantly killed.
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Judge Biss
Denver
Une
Tobephine Watson
Advertising as sole method to reach customers urged
The piece urges bold, direct newspaper advertising as the cheapest, best and only satisfactory way to reach potential customers. It warns that months have shown the need to intensify selling through advertising, implying a business failure if this is not done.
Fat Man Reduces 53 Pounds Oh Boy
A reader from Sawtelle California claims Kruschen Salts helped him drop from 243 pounds six months ago to 190 pounds in seven days after using the product daily with hot water. He endorses the regimen, cautions on fatty foods, and notes availability at Central Drug Co. and other drugstores.
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Central Drug Co
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Hamilton
Ont
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Rochester
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Scotland
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Glasgow University
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