Arizona republican., 1913-05-30
STRONGHOLD Of "WETS"
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'otal OIL S4S' Is a pretty decent aver
age for the poll, considering that over
three hundred women who had never
cast 4 vote before ala 50 Yesterday
one ha11o+ voc ,,,arl-oa ia, -, ~,
aeainet. ,,rl,I,i,i+ia,, NJ. s'lie'
thonob+ 10 ~ 90 49,
vote heine co,,p1ad ~ ,o.,,+
wanted to 90 on record as ana an
| the fence in the matter Two hIaol,s
We're cast b1-soma ono or TWO ono
ballot was inarlzad with ~, c,,os.. fa,.
probibition and tban Tho na1lciI t,d
hean ian,p,od all 80. A., 1it+1, -,
avfdantI,- in an afrar+ - 1900 i','ti :.
had been mar[ad Rn+ tbe att7o, liz
tIa so1,,ra VIZ c1a,r a,,d t,;c-i,+ 80
un,,,ayI-od
The vote was boa,.,- ,,,,,,s,,o11,- CO
for This nrecinct
rrbo a., 49,. ,. ,.;+,+
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bad baan cIoead tho a1o,.l-e -, 1900
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and invoico7 H. foIIn,,.i,,r
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= sl.I' li',.hH 'oili paiiots' lolS 81
- -iI''i No 'i ''ie - pen
IS ,'""
was 7ere FIST
ne women manifesto" d tehueiIc9
10 eh'@sr' get thelr pallots marx theih
aIio N'1e ~ p''ii' inc Two MeAl-
can women entered at 1he
NashlA 5toh School together ana Sc
cured lIelr slpS ol paper one Ven
INTO d poo'" anu the "ther aLler
sccoilu ol uhoei 'aIhtH lolio"eu Hei-
pun MAJ NeU men o'lo'S' "HeH ct |
judge called out they must not "c-
cupy the same booth, Noteress mum
per one theh turned 2h9rily 70 her |
IoioWer ana Sald win lhdlshatioh'
was mere FIRST Implying that she
considered she mad a rGht 10 her
'dA"t' az le"S', c"Se Was tS'"''I9ii-
ca WHeh poth pt'iIotS were aioNeu %
pc east
The board OF trade was not q scene
OF un2duIterated pleasure All ua|-
Ihefe never was set OF more earn
est workers than the many women
who stayed with 'er uhul the pen
rang Tor Sly O'CLOCK At least nan Il
dozen women workers We're pussy an
daN long ana frequently inc forces
assumed the proportions OF an army
ana II was Iedl ""'A, LOO no IN
wise. SOFA water IN S53idll ''1'l'T
was served Ialle lr'fuehll>' an"
formed the 'NLA heFefa&' u@eu ~
I y
election boards pHt thele were Il sic"
of them coilarln@ the voters sura-
tlNely-and arSalhe oi'C tioh.
ne count
NHeh lHe 1IiSl count w. ''N'ii'
II started Oh WIN " rush vi
votes men lhe man VINO c""Il','
the against ball"tS ma" . hIiI'i co.
ms pa,lhef "ilN counted p h"' II
Ter ne Wet ,'''ii iiS''' '''ei' i''',
lhe .i'A H'''S "-''-l - az
ll'uSH t"VH az 10 INN, ''i'l'''
the Wis me mayor NY i'i Jam l'iI,79
pro r,.'s''d Sl''tlliiSlH ui'lli
nan the haHotS idu beeI ilSleu ~
Oh 'it hIi' anu 'h'l 'i.T ~
SIPS 'eSaLl TO eat up 'ie ie"u IN,
the final flgures Stood-"ith All pta
ballots cast out-for, 400; against 429.
Precinct \ OF the FIRST ward Went
wet py MAJORITY OF 100 Nlhe nun
dfed ana one baiiots IN an We're cast
'47 We're against pr"lli'l'l"H' "'' "eiT
1os H. ana I'VE balIolS We're IeJec1F"
because OF incorrect ihdihiii5S' i'
dfE vote was heaNN III 1iie ioI thooi
Tut the vets TOOK lohS ie'lu 'eloiV
the close of the DAY
Nhen the poHS opened at cioCN
a large crowd OF voters plocktu the
doors The early birds were all en-
thusiasts each waiting for q chance
to make a desert or a swamp 81
Phoenix. The first vote cast was
that OF a liquor dealer put the next
two ballots were marked by women
who have taken a prominent part IN
the prohibition campaign.
And 50 the balance swung back
and forth the morning through. Early
in the dav two men were put at work