Need for Both Arizona State Teachers Colleges Endures
Editorial argues against abolishing Flagstaff and Tempe State Teachers colleges noting Arizona trains most teachers locally. 1929-30 data show only 1,731 Arizona graduates teaching while 1,802 from out of state. High schools show 174 Arizona teachers versus 597 from elsewhere.
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Arizona
Education
Phoenix Evening Gazette
Flagstaff
Tempe
State Department of Education
History of a Holbrook Pioneer W. H. Clark
In Navajo County memories surface as Holbrook pioneer W. H. Clark dies Monday night. The obituary notes his era before cars, railroads, airplanes, and radio reshaped life, highlighting the town’s early development through his prominence.
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W. H. Clark
Holbrook
Navajo County
Mr. Clark
Campbell Announces Candidacy for Navajo County Supervisor
A. B. Campbell of Winslow declares his candidacy for Navajo County District No. 2 supervisor, seeking the Democratic nomination in the September 13, 1932 primary. He requests support from voters in Winslow and surrounding areas.
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Navajo County
Winslow
County Attorney Seeks Re-election in Navajo County Primary
County Attorney D. McCauley announces candidacy for re-election at Navajo County Democratic Primary set for September 13, 1932, urging voters’ support in the contest.
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Navajo County
Co. D. McCauley
Stevens Announces Candidacy for Navajo County Treasurer
G. T. Stevens of Winslow announces his candidacy for Navajo County Treasurer subject to Democratic primary voters on September 13, 1932. He cites his accounting and banking experience and asks for support. Yuma report notes Miners and Merchants Bank of Bisbee local branch opened recently.
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Navajo County
Co. M
Charlie) Hitchcock
Tom Hubbard
Mary A. Brown
Charles F. Oare Winslow
Arizona
G. T. Stevens
Winslow
Yuma
Miners and Merchants Bank of Bisbee
Senate Debates Relief Bill and Tax Exemption Amendment
Senate debates a Democratic relief program with a final vote anticipated. the Banking Committee reviews stock market probes as House adjourns to Friday. A $500 million public works bond was discussed and Senator LaFollette assailed Hoover relief. Private bills were considered and an amendment exempted states and municipalities from federal excise taxes on articles for government use.
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Senate
Banking Committee
LaFollette
R. Wis
Hoover
House
States
Real Job for Legislators in Arizona Rises
An Arizona editorial urges the Eleventh Legislature to protect people by preserving initiative and referendum. It condemns petitions to repeal or modify laws that fund welfare for disabled workers and shifts costs to the public while accusing circulators of colluding with tax officials and lacking funds.
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Arizona
Ned Creighton
Industrial Commission
Conto
Phoenix
Pioneers Remembered for Navajo County Progress
The text honors a longtime county pioneer and his wife who worked beside him during Navajo county's early development. It notes his contributions across many fields and the friendships he earned, with hundreds gathering tomorrow to pay tribute to both partners who helped shape the county.
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Navajo County
One Good Mahogany Bar For Sale In Hotel Muehrbach
Historic bar from a pre prohibition era coffee shop era will be removed as licensing changes allow a new coffee shop to take its place. The sign proclaims the sale and reflects ongoing shifts in local tavern and licensing norms.
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