Editorial attacks Colter over university leadership in Tucson
The Tucson Citizen accuses Senator Colter and political manager Jin Hughes of insinuating a plan to remove Dr Von Kleinsmid as University of Arizona president if Colter is elected. It questions Colter denial as inadequate and cites Hughes and regents’ influence as evidence of potential upheaval at the university before election day.
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Jin T. Hughes
University of Arizona
Fred WT. Colter
Pima
Colter
von KleinSmid
Crsity of Arizona
Jon Fer
Tucson
Arina
Topa Seme
Toben J. Hughes
Hunt
John VT. Hughes
hanecHorbaghes
Hughes
Wet McClusken
Charlie Roberts
Bettie White
Case
J. E. Chapman
von Sionsund
Coker
Wico
Johnie I
von KlemSmid
Statewide School Leaders Viewed in General Election
The piece urges voters to support Professor H. Matthews for state superintendent, praising his centralization and progressive stance. It also backs Misa Vera Zoe Shurtz for county superintendent, highlighting her proven record and qualifications for continued leadership.
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H. &. Matthews
Mesa
Professor Matthews
Misa Vera Zoe Shurtz
Misa Shurtz
Failor for Clerk of the Superior Court endorsed in Tucson editorial
The Tucson Republica newspaper urges voters to elect Mrs. Failor for Clerk of the Superior Court citing her legal education, long service as deputy in the clerk’s office, and devotion to family. It argues women can fill the role, with male deputies if needed, and notes leaders of Judge Pattee’s party gave no nominee. The piece frames the vote as rewarding faithful public service.
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Failor
The
Republicana of
Tucson
Samuel L. Pattee
America
Ajo Seeks Representation in County and Legislature
Voters in Tucson area are urged to support Ajo mining camp in Pima County for greater representation. F A Nathan and M E Gibson are nominated for county supervisor and state representative, both Republicans. Supporters argue Ajo pays over forty percent of taxes yet seeks fair county and legislative voice.
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AJO
Tucson
Gibson
Mer
University of Arizona
Vima
Argentine Youth Committee Supports Spanish Policy Report
In Buenos Aires Nov 2, reports quote a Spanish observer returning from Argentina. The Argentine youth committee asserts sympathy with Spain’s policies and condemns said comments as misrepresenting popular sentiment. The piece notes tension between Argentine public opinion and international policy stance.
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Aires
Argentina
Junta Ea Juventud
Cate
Damage in Heidelberg Reported by Allied Forces
Unverified Berlin dispatches say Heidelberg, Baden, suffered serious damage from an allied attack via Amsterdam routes. Casualties reported, details unclear.
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LON Tgn
Mitte
Acd
Germaan
Berlin
Exchange Hatbh Company
Amsterdam
Hedelberg
Baden
First Baptist Church Bible Lessons and Campaign Plans
The article notes First Baptist Church plans Bible study on First Thessalonians and a Revelation lecture series starting after a quarantine, with Dean Fowler expected January to lead the Great and News Campaign. It invites all to join, cites Timothy and Thessalonians verses, and mentions pastor’s exhortation to members.
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First Baptist Church
Beal
Thessalonians
Nate
Dean
Be. Fowler
Halloween Prank Roundupin City Police Report
Several youths were rounded up by police last night after Halloween pranks. They were lectured at the station and released. The most serious offense involved sending in a false alarm, drawing fire units and costing the city money.
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Hallowe
Deine
Editors Respond to Wilson Appeal on War Conduct
The Chicago Tribune reprints editorials criticizing President Wilson for seeking exclusive control of war decisions and excluding Republicans from counsel. The piece argues Republicans have loyally supported the war effort and denounces the appeal as a gross insult to Republican leadership and national unity.
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The
Chicago Tribune
Great Britain
France
Italy
Germany
Etha
Cu Et
Republic of the United States
Ite
Flac
Wilson
America
Mr. Wilson
Standing by the President in War Time Debate
A political column revisits Democratic support for wartime presidents, citing 1864 Lincoln, 1898 McKinley, and party loyalty. It questions rhetoric urging voters to choose party over country and highlights critics Amos J. Cummings and James Hamilton Lewis.
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Omaha Bee
C. M. ‘Sktics
Upstate
Tincoln
Taft
George B. McClellan
Abraham Lincoln
Chicago
McKinley
Senate
House
E x
Amos J. Cummings
New York
Cearmp Clark
Cummings
James Hamilton Lewis
Congress
Clark
Amos Cummings
Republican Ticket Headed by A A Jayne and Maddock
The ticket lists A A Jayne for Judge Supreme Court and Thos Maddock for Representative in Congress with governor Thos K Campbell and secretary of state Harry Kay along with state auditor Chas W Fairchild.
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Supreme Court
A. A
Jayne
Congress
Thos. Maddock
of State
Harry Kay
State Auditor
Chas. W. Fairchild
Partisan Pressure Shapes Mark Smith Endorsement
An editorial criticizes Senator Mark Smith for backing Colter to align with party lines and protect his own renomination prospects in 1920. It argues Huntism influences the endorsement and hopes voters see through the partisan appeal. The piece suggests the letter won't change votes and frames the move as avoiding embarrassment.
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Mark Smith
Hunthm
Smith
Colter
Arizona
Mark
Grace church uses lay reader as Rev Gee recovers
Rev V O Gee remains ill so lay reader T Seddon Bruce conducted services at Grace church Sunday. In town, Twin Buttes mine owners Mike Irish and John Ellis visited Stewart. Wallace’s circus performs on Military plaza canvas. Agricultural notice promotes recleaned Early Bart Seed Wheat at Eagle Milling Co Tucson Arizona.
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Rev. V. O. Gee
Mr. T. Seddon Bruce
Grace Church
Mike Irish
John Ellis
Twin Buttes
Stewart
Eagle Milling Company
Tucson
Arizona
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F. GO. Gooddel
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F. E. A Kimball
Sn Court
Olive G. Failor
Willard Wright
Recorder
J. E Dufton
Chas. H. Pogue
County School Intendent
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County
Attorne
Kirke T. Moore
Super
E. M. Dickerman
F . A. Nathan
Justice of Peace
Oscar L. Pease
Wallaces
Military Plaza
Jim" Jonngon
Houston
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Jim* Johnson
Paris
Jack TH
Thomas E. Campbell
United Sates
Tom Campbell
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