Ill Advised Charges Against Governor Hunt Questioned
A Citizens' Tax Relief Association seeks $2387.35 from the governor's office alleging improper expenses for January through May 1931. The letter to Attorney General Berry Peterson argues for legal action, while critics cite state auditors and legislative oversight. The piece defends Hunt as honest and states graft will not be tolerated in Arizona's public office.
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George W. P. Hunt
Hunt
Arizona
Proctor
Citizens’ Tax Relief Association
K. Berry Peterson
State of
Proxy Broadcasting for Station KRAX Notes in Dunbar’s Weekly
Under the headline the paper includes remarks on Hoover's re election campaign beginning and voter opposition. It also cites Hoover predicting better times after the next election and remarks about Harding tomb dedication with a dig at Warren G. Harding. A separate item mentions Tom Maddock proposing a zero mile tunnel to create a permanent job for his descendant.
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KRAX
Dunbar
Hoover
Tom Maddock
Little
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Verde
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Back-Door Bill rumor ties Prescott editor to highway boss
Dunbar's Weekly editor Sidney P. Osborn alleges W. P. Stuart of the Prescott Free Courier advises Chairman C. E. Addams of the state highway commission. Given Stuart's opposition to Governor Hunt in the last primary, the suggestion could haunt Arizona political circles if true.
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Sidney P. Osborn
Dunbar’s Weekly
W. P. Stuart
Prescott Free Courier
C. E. Addams
State Highway Commission
Stuart
Hunt
Mr. Addams
Dunbar’s
Arizona
Winslow Airport Earns Noted Modern Facilities Rank
An Arizona airport feature highlights Winslow modern hangar landing corridor and depot. The facility, praised as among the finest on the Transcontinental Western Air system, includes Spanish architec ture and a movable covered passage for passenger protection.
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Winslow
Arizona
Daily Citizen
Douglas
Unemployment Policy Traces Back to 1834 England
London June 22 Edward Stanley reports that England's unemployment insurance history reaches back to 1834, with earlier views treating unemployment as a personal attitude. The piece traces reforms from 1905 royal commission to the 1911 act, Churchill's 1911 plan, and subsequent expansions covering most workers in Britain.
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England
London
Andrew Jackson
Ministry of Labor
Proctor Attacks Hunt Over State Expenditures
The Messenger notes Proctor of the Citizens Tax Relief Association urges Governor Hunt to repay 2397.35 from the governor's expenses for five months. It cites the legislature's 16006 contingent fund as proper for state business and questions the association's existence amid broader attacks on Hunt.
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George W. P. Hunt
Arizona
Proctor
Citizen's Tax Relief Association
Governor Hunt
George Ww. P. ‘Hunt
Tempe Road
State Hospital
Citizens Tax Payers Association
Calamity howlers blamed for stalling business recovery
Editor Steve Stevenson pleads for calm as he likens the economy to a freight train uphill with brakes tight. He argues optimism fuels growth while pessimism halts it, calling for removal of nay-sayers to restore normal commerce and steady business gains.
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N. J
Courier
Uncle Sam
Sound Business
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