Campbell Leads in Arizona Governor Race Says GOP Chairman
Republican leader Judge Sames reports broad support for Tom Campbell over Fred Colter in Arizona. Across Apache to Pima counties Campbell is favored by many Democrats as Hunt’s influence fades, with strong GOP organization and local county fights cited as evidence of a Campbell win.
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Phoentnarie
Albert J
Ieadera
Sames
Tom Campbell
Fred — Colter
Etate
Laeti
Colter
Hunts
Ame
Pear
Breen
Jibel Thiato
Fant
Aldo
Hunt
Romnbere
LW. W
Arizona
Antrifons
Ten
Campbell
Apache County
St Johns
Fred Colter
Fe Hunt
Coceonrie
Cochise County
Douglas
Jeff McDonald
Bisbee
Bistee
Williox
Tombstone
Colters
Lowell
Cachise Ny
Ga Coun
Gila County
Fred Colters Stretga
Renusleaius
Tran
Globe
Gila C
Graham County
Safford
Reenlee County
Clifton
Mariconna
Phoenix
Mohave County
Kingman
Tima County
Tucson
Tom Camwpbell
Pima County
Housing centers under Emergency Fleet and Ordnance Dept plans
The article describes shipboard and munition center housing projects led by the Emergency Fleet Corporation, the Ordnance Department, and the United States Housing Corporation. It notes community planning, three to four bedroom houses with fireplaces and porches, and a shift to government built, employer managed housing to avoid labor turnover. It cites Yorkshire Village Camden as the largest venture with nearly 987 houses ready and a thousand under way. It discusses schooling, employee involvement, and the financial structure with government loans and no sales during the war.
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Emergency Fleet Corporation
Ordnance Department
United States Housing Corporation
Thiseare
Emergetay Fie
Toriyene
Emeruene Fleet Corporation
has & ta@ce
Obier Ender Wee
Povaits Corporativon
Cartral
Desparifcet
Gf Labs
Abariestan
Wva
Old Hiceary
Sawder Hhlaet
Naeetvilie
Jy Ani
Tne
Bepranert Redtrapce Preefects
Mobstre
Shoats
Ataborin
Air Nitrates Corporation
Orinances
Ordnannce
Old Hickory
Fred C Putter
Butler
War Department
Ordnance Project
Gare Princcinie
Yorkshire Village
Camden
Fleet Corporation
Journal
The
American Institute of Architects
Department of Labor
United States Houstage Corporation
Secretary of Labor
Wilson
Otto M. Eidlitz
Labor Department
Journal of the American Institute of Architects
Doan's Kidney Pills Proclaimed Effective by Patients
A Mrs. F. DPD of 205 N Church St and Fr. 2. Dimick of 212 N Fourth Ave report relief from back pain and kidney issues after using Doan's Kidney Pills. Mrs. Siles describes heavy dull back pain easing after trial. Dimick says kidney weakness, irregular secretions, back pain, and visual disturbances were cured.
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Hoff Street
W. L. Smith
Hoff St
Doan
Dean
Stone Avenue
Chas. Kreiling
Stone Ave
Kreiling
Siles
N. Church St
North Fourth Avenue
Dimick
N. Fourth Ave
Republicans Summarized by Fess on War Policy and Preparedness
Washington Nov 2. Summary of Republican arguments by Rep Simeon Press of Ohio, chair of the National Republican Congressional Committee. Republicans back Wilson proposals for war aims and victory with minimal losses, claim their critiques and proposals save lives and money, reject Democratic delays, and insist a Republican Congress is better suited to reconstruction and wartime leadership than a Democratic one.
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Washington
Simeon Press
Ohio
National Republican Congressional Committee
Wilson
Lussitania
America
Sererep
Aterieg
Pepmbiecan
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Telah Pero
Prescott and Jerome
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Order of Leopold
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