Arizona republican., 1920-09-28

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 - iis Tor 90 years to get an aD t-S 'I.ation for the San Carlos dam
 e-.--- lA they would send him back ccu ld get T NeU ls
 Rene~s Pledge
 pteGged to those neonla ,7o 1ene ana I pledge to you here-and A carry II out when elected. inst a e-o an lsoS-that I'll get you that aFF reputation within one wear
 in my first term in congress ~o+ soD more than you ever xot befora or ~t-I- -Four present senators have had nt long years of it and they haven't koA you one cent worth of benefit nere are many things to be done for state. Give me a tryout one more AfiAl. and will get you more money and mere people than you've had s.nce tbe cellnning of statehood Don't vou enl nA lx worth while to take chance
 ne ih do everything I'll say do. IT sslected. and whole lot more''
 its a great thing to have as chief executive of Arizona a, man who does 0s credit at home and abroad" Judge fSchard F. Sloan said in introducing essfVernor Campbell to the chrowd that hs 0 waited patiently until long after 1e o'clock to hear him speak.
 T don't believe that there is a ner- son ln the state who can give one sub N tantial reason why Governor Camp- bell should not be reelected" Iudve VI oan continued. His official conduct nf been a source of satisfaction to us all
 Governor is cheered
 AS tho governor walked to the front cs the platform. round after round o applause swept the crowd and it was " iiS a minute before quiet was re- st ece3 50 the governor could make his ofrcnlng remarks
 After thanking his audience for its elcou1e. he explained that because ~ giuSte6 time. he would devote his ~ pening talk to subject matter which ftrnas only a part Of his campaign.
 'I am not going to talk reclamation ca tfls occasion because I have not Ste tfrnc oo so thoroughly into that inn rsrxant soh5ect and other matters ~hteh have oetl3nea.~ he declared. II Nefe 10 appear before you at least si~e aefose Si1e close or the campaign. fc~eSsee. when I win discuss these fRfneS. esrecsaily reclamation and re- A hnas shat which has been dead for eonSe
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