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1865:"To Curb Powers of A. C. C. Is Purpose of C. M. Roberts' Bill"
1475:"Election Results From Thirty-Two Precincts in Cochise County"
1748:"Final Returns From Primary Discloses No Radical Changes"
2255:"Sen. C. M. Roberts Starts His Campaign in Greenlee"
1319:"Official Count is Received by the Supervisor Board"
405:"History of the Arizona State Legislature 1912-1966"
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2021:"Political Announcements: For County Supervisor"
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2333:"Roberts Against Amendments to Constitution"
2099:"Complete Cochise Returns With Soldier Vote"
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2450:"M'Donald Wins Sheriff Race By 300 Votes"
1709:"Public Announcements: For State Senator"
1397:"Chairman Secures 17 Votes Over Opponent"
427:"Politicians By Score Throw Hats in Ring"
2411:"Democratic State and County Candidates"
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895:"Charles M. Roberts is Dead in Douglas"
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1553:"Official Returns of Primary Election"
1358:"Engineer is Planning for State Roads"
1124:"Cochise Man Is Out For State Senator"
739:"Arizona's Loss is Atlanta Ga.'s Gain"
2060:"Official Totals of Primary Election"
1163:"Roberts for Senate; Strong for Hunt"
661:"Plutocrats Wrote State Constitution"
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1280:"Members of the First Legislature"
971:"Roberts Reports Democrats United"
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1948:The Copper Era and Morenci Leader
1436:"Bisbee Man Out For State Senate"
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320:. Roberts died at a hospital in
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2068:. September 29, 1918. p. 2
1943:"Campbell is to Be in the Race"
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1522:. September 15, 2014. p. 5
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1132:. September 21, 1911. p. 5
273:Charles M. Roberts was born in
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1241:"How the County Ticket Stands"
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1210:. October 15, 1911. p. 3
1202:"Official List of Candidates"
1055:. October 19, 1910. p. 9
932:"Notice of Primary Elections"
901:. October 13, 1932. p. 1
708:. October 19, 1912. p. 5
630:. January 20, 1901. p. 4
513:. February 1, 1900. p. 1
303:Arizona State Fair Commission
277:in 1866. His family moved to
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372:Arizona Corporate Commission
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1678:. April 20, 1916. p. 8
1592:"Roberts May Start Contest"
1444:. March 28, 1914. p. 5
1366:. August 2, 1912. p. 5
1010:"Constitutional Convention"
786:. June 30, 1916. p. 14
669:. March 30, 1912. p. 2
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552:. March 25, 1900. p. 1
376:County Board of Supervisors
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1670:"Prominent Democrat Here"
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310:University of Arizona
46:C. M. Roberts in 1920
2182:The St. Johns Herald
1052:Weekly Journal-Miner
432:Weekly Journal-Miner
295:Arizona Constitution
263:Arizona State Senate
2455:Bisbee Daily Review
2377:Bisbee Daily Review
1904:"Free For All Race"
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510:Arizona Silver Belt
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2299:Arizona Daily Star
1987:Arizona Republican
1982:"A Swimming Match"
1909:The Border Vidette
1870:Arizona Republican
1363:Arizona Daily Star
899:Arizona Daily Star
822:Arizona Republican
783:Arizona Republican
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705:Arizona Daily Star
666:Arizona Daily Star
505:"The Mining Field"
471:Arizona Republican
466:"Mines and Mining"
259:Charles M. Roberts
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