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Created1998
DescriptionSelected article titles: One of them Funny Boys; A woman of the '90s; Gay fundraiser nets $10K for District 18 incumbent; HIV education/information expo draws 500; Diamond backers & players heading to Atlanta
Created1998
DescriptionSelected article titles: Closets are for Speedos; Over 800 gather at Biltmore for AHRF; Flagstaff pride moved downtown; A Unique Persepective on the Law; Here & queer — & yet to come
Created1998
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Selected article titles: God Save the Queen: Contentious gay author/icon talks about Clinton, sex & visiting Phoenix; Flapjacks, ice cream & fun at Center's Grand Re-Opening; A different kind of play: Queer softball is back and full of drama; Gingham days and Spandex dreams; Latins & Catholics & Gays… oh my
Created1980
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Selected article titles: Trixie Tells All; SD Volleyball Tournament Highly Successful; Church News; Perspective; This Week's Cover.
Created1980
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Selected article titles: An Open Letter to Harpo's of Phoenix; Phoenix Moral Majority Rally Draws 1,000; Art Show Plans Being Finalized; Letters to the Editor; Sports Journal.
Created1999
DescriptionSelected article titles: Gay in the DNA; Straight talk from McCain in AZ Republic irks gay readers; Gay Arizona soldier—and law maker puts defense to test; National Drummer Contest picks up a Southwest beat First competition in years bringing local leather community together; GLAAD AIert Special:Tell Dr. Laura the truth
Created1868-05-27
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A contract between Higinio Crispin, a Chinese immigrant, and Vicente Vega. The contract was to last for a year and lists the legal requirements of both the employee and the employer. Higinio was originally from Canton. Noted Higinio completed a contract with Jacinto Larrinago previously. Signed by Vicente Vega and Higinio.
Created1870-12-08
DescriptionA contract between Polomo O. Avoin, a Chinese immigrant, and Jose Armiros. Noted Polomo completed a contract with Calvo previously. Signed by Jose Quivos, Jose Mendez, Jose Armiros, and Polomo, who signed in Chinese.
Created1860
DescriptionAn identity card for Manuel, originally from Macao. Manuel was twenty-four years old when this card was issued. He worked for the Society of Immigration for eight years.
Created1861
DescriptionDocuments pertaining to the hiring of Chinese settlers by the sugar factory, Carmelita, owned by Rita Barbaria de Lara.