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Nogales International
Nogales, Santa Cruz County, Arizona
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Raymond R. Earhart of Tucson announced his candidacy for the Democratic nomination for Arizona state representative from the 16th district in Pima County, comprising precincts 21 and 22. A veteran public official, he previously served as state treasurer, county treasurer, sheriff, and legislator.
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Raymond R. Earhart of Tucson Tuesday announced his candidacy for the Democratic nomination for representative in the Arizona legislature from the 16th district, comprising precincts 21 and 22 in Pima County.
Earhart is a veteran in public office. He served as state treasurer in 1920-21, two terms as county treasurer and two terms as sheriff of Santa Cruz County. He also served one term as representative in the legislature from Santa Cruz.
He has been a resident of Tucson for the past five years, during which he has served as an investigator for the Arizona Industrial Commission; he no longer holds that position.
Earhart came to Arizona from his native Ohio in 1906 and is a retired locomotive engineer. He was at one time with the Mowry Mining Company, then operated a small store in Patagonia, and later lived in Nogales where he served for a time as manager of the chamber of commerce.
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Pima County, Arizona
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Raymond R. Earhart announced his candidacy for the Democratic nomination for representative in the Arizona legislature from the 16th district, comprising precincts 21 and 22 in Pima County. He is a veteran in public office, having served as state treasurer in 1920-21, two terms as county treasurer and two terms as sheriff of Santa Cruz County, and one term as representative from Santa Cruz. He has resided in Tucson for five years, previously as an investigator for the Arizona Industrial Commission. He came to Arizona from Ohio in 1906, is a retired locomotive engineer, worked with Mowry Mining Company, operated a store in Patagonia, and managed the chamber of commerce in Nogales.