Vagabond bill clash in Arizona special session debate
Editorial recounts Fred T. Colter’s vote against the Vagabond bill amid wartime policy aims. It notes opponents, Governor Hunt’s veto, and references broader national war mobilization and copper industry stakes in Arizona. It contrasts support for labor and industry with sabotage-leaning groups.
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Wien
Fred T. Colter
Arizona
United States
Wilson
France
Telefum
England
Italy
Hunt
Senate
New York
Whitman
New Jersey
Maryland
Fred T Colter
France’s Devastation and Demand for Unconditional Surrender
An American call for full German reparations after World War I details French ruin from shell holes, razed villages, and deportations. Stephen Pichon pledges harsh penalties and material justice beyond moral condemnation as the United States supports unconditional surrender.
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France
Stephen Pichon
Germany
Compton Wins Tucson Support for State Corporation Post
Tucson voters are urged to back G. Compton the Republican candidate for corporation commissioner. A longtime Tucson resident he is praised for civic involvement and business community confidence across the state.
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G. Compton
Tucson
Compton
Italians Launch Bold Alpine Assaults Aided by Foch Strategy
The article lauds Italian forces under General Foch influenced strategy as they press a decisive attack on the Austrians in the Alps. It notes large Italian contingents in France Albania Macedonia and Palestine and credits coordinated Allied effort for gains on multiple fronts.
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Foch
Italy
France
Mangin
Albania
Macedonia
Treaby
Palestine
Piave
Pathfinders Delay Expedition as Arizona Bonds Proceed
The Pathfinders of the Bankhead highway visited El Paso and announced they will not travel out of the pass city this winter, planning a spring start. Pima County moves to begin Benson route construction after bond approval. Cochise County has awarded contracts for Borderland route reconstruction with work underway.
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Bankhead
el Paso
Pass
Pima County
Benson
Cochise County
Tribute to Alaska sourdough heroes amid disaster
Citizen readers praise Alaskan responders who risked their lives at the Princess Sophia disaster. The letter lauds American manhood as ten women were saved by brave heroes, urging readers to honor their sacrifice and resolve.
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Alaska
Sophia
Advertising the Epidemic Editorial Urges Paid Space Use
An Associated Advertising Clubs editorial argues for paid advertising to educate the public during epidemics like influenza. It cites Boston as an example and says such campaigns, though costly, would save far more by shaping public behavior and preventing spread.
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United States
Associated Advertising
Associated Advertising Clubs
Jong Ako
Boston
Arizona Copper Output Defies Costs Amid Higher State Production
Despite a sharp rise in Arizona copper output, national production lags. Seven months of 1918 yield 1.425 billion pounds refined copper versus 1.498 billion in 1917, with July down 5 million pounds from June. Arizona surpasses others, aided by cooperation between operators and employers amid high costs.
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Arizona
Tucson Debates Set At Opera House Tonight
Twenty years ago in Tucson the Republican and Democratic committees arranged a joint debate at the opera house with Ben Heney and W F Cooper opening for the Republicans and Rochester Ford F H Hereford John T Hughes for Democrats. PD M Riordan to close for Republicans. H Willard of North Gila Bend pursues a novel colonization plan as the Arizona school law requires eight students to maintain a school. Willard’s district lacks pupils and seeks new residents to meet the quota.
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Opera House
Dr. Fenner
Hrepublicans
Ben Heney
W. F. Cooper
Rochester Ford
F. H. Hereford
John T. Hughes
PD. M. Riordan
H. Willard
North Gila Bend
Arizona
Willard
Barry Baart Seed Wheat Available at Eagle Milling
Farmers are informed that cleaned Barry Baart seed wheat is now ready for purchase at Eagle Milling Company in Tucson Arizona with advertising copy noted for the period.
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Barry Baart
Eagle Milling Company
Tucson
Arizona
Dutch Deny Inquiry Into HU Devastation
A German press report claimed a neutral committee of Spanish and British representatives would probe devastation in the German retreat zone. The truth, per the statement, is that Spar and Hailand ministers visited to assess French civilians removed from evacuated districts. the committee's activities and the wireless-reported journeys are denied as groundless.
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Germati
Spar
Hailand
Reichstag
Red Cross appoints campaign leaders for California drive
B Hale of San Francisco named chairman of Red Cross campaign in California Arizona and Nevada during the week of December 16 to recruit new members. Edward Brown of San Francisco named executive secretary for the drive. Hale is a Pacific division sales worker.
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NEADS
RES Cross Tea West
San Francisco
B. Hale
Red Cross
California
Arizona
Nevaeas
Sales Warkorer
Parifie Division
Edward Brown
Gets It corn remover touted as certain corn peeler
An advertisement proclaims Gets It as the only sure corn remover that peels corn off easily. It promises immediate relief from corn pain and claims to cure by applying a few drops, with a money back guarantee. Distributed by KE Lawrence & Co Chicago and sold in Tucson via Martin Drug Co and T Ed Litt Ad.
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Chicago
Tucson
Martin Drug Co
T. Ed
Ady
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