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The Border Vidette
Nogales, Santa Cruz County, Arizona
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Political speculation in Arizona on candidates for president of the state senate: Senator Mulford Winsor of Yuma seeking re-election, Senators Davis and Cox of Maricopa, Leslie C. Hardy of Santa Cruz, and Senator Claud Smith of Pima. Dr. Briscoe of Cochise to run for house speaker. In Maricopa, Democratic Mrs. Ivy and Republican Mrs. Marks, both incumbents, defeated in legislative races.
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Although there is some talk and speculation as to who will be chosen from among the Democratic members as president of the next state senate, it is reported that Senator Mulford Winsor, of Yuma, is an active candidate for re-election to this honorable position. Senators Davis and Cox, both from Maricopa county, are believed to be anxious to preside over the senate as its president; Leslie C. Hardy, senator from Santa Cruz, and Senator Claud Smith, of Pima county, are regarded as respective candidates for the same position. It is known that Dr. Briscoe, representative from Cochise county, will stand as a candidate for speaker of the house.
In Maricopa county the only two women candidates for representatives to the legislature were defeated, one a Democrat and one a Republican and both members of the lower house of the last legislature. They were Mrs. Ivy, Democrat, and Mrs. Marks, Republican.--Arizona Star.
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Speculation on Democratic candidates for president of the Arizona state senate includes Senator Mulford Winsor seeking re-election, Senators Davis and Cox from Maricopa, Leslie C. Hardy from Santa Cruz, and Senator Claud Smith from Pima. Dr. Briscoe from Cochise will run for house speaker. In Maricopa county, incumbent women representatives Mrs. Ivy (Democrat) and Mrs. Marks (Republican) were defeated.