Women Active Figures in the Election Highlight Candidates
The piece details women candidates across the United States in 1918, noting Anne Martin of Nevada as U.S. Senator and Jeannette Rankin in Montana among others. It lists women contending for national and state offices including Martha Bean and Florence McState as possible contenders, with party affiliations and regions such as California Oregon and Colorado.
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Pat Mies Martin
Martha EO Bean
Mukthomah Eny
Medahiel
Oregon
Miror
Farieonhines
Rome
United States
Anne Martin
Nevada
Marthe Fo
Jeanetts Askin Montera
National
Congreramun
Tuetia Towisi
Grace Silver Henry
California
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Eutice
Red Cross Hygiene Classes Announced
Red Cross announces hygiene classes with sessions starting at 7:20 PM. Classes will be held at 23 East Pennbigtan Street on Wednesdays and Fridays, with ongoing weekly schedules for attendees.
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Red Cross
Igwuaee i Hygiene
Merndays Wetnesdaya Avi
East Pennbigtan Street
Three Hundred Influenza Cases Reported From Ajo
Messages to Tuesday received by county health offices indicate 300 influenza cases in Ajo with 2 percent in the hospital and ten more needing admission. Officials say no new cases reported to date. health department aims to protect the community.
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Ajo
Aoe
Riat
Bak Bate
Bern
Akaine
Meade Tivue
Mogday Tereia
Iifiine
Letter from Mother of a Soldier Appeals for Votes
A scrambled transcription of a letter from the mother of a soldier in France to President Wilson. She argues for broad support across parties, saying many Americans in France belong to Republicans or Democrats alike and urging unity in the wartime election context. She emphasizes patriotism and the soldier’s sacrifice.
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Pau
Navy
France
Wilson
St Paul Vioneer
Mensayee
Calle
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Tamia wWeman
Republican Party
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Anpnes
Amereans
CLAS worker gives four talks here
A CLAS worker spoke in the city yesterday, detailing war relief campaigns and the role of women in the effort. She highlighted hospital care, wartime nursing, and the need for support for American troops and allied forces abroad.
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A .Clas
Campus Parties Mark Time On North Hall Campus
Vr and Mrs Si Perkins host a barn arming party in North Hall while student friends attend in festive attire. Young women on campus plan and attend multiple rooms for social gatherings to pass time during quarantine.
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Si Perkins
Si Cerkine
Fallas
Mary Weete
Mise
Susan Sweeney
Rae
North Hall
Per- Kina
Erard
Helier Bess Pellen
Lyev Stantor
Nerih Hallen
Excek
Compton Leads Tucson Man In Compton Commission Race
Special to The Citizen reports from the state indicate Compton of Tucson will win the corporation commissioner seat over Dave Johnson. Compton, a railroad conductor and Republican aligned with business interests, is seen as bi partisan and investor friendly. Johnson faces criticism over oil and stock dealings.
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Choenix
Tj G. Compton
Tucson
Dave Johnson
Tyupedav
Gomstein
M Compton
Order of
Corporation Commission
Johnsen
Wild Cat
Phoenix
Compton
German ships seized in Chilean harbors by government
In Buenos Aires on a November date a Chilean government action seized all German mercantile vessels interned in Chilean harbors. The measure targets the captured ships and marks a decisive move in the broader conflict.
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Buenos Aires
Red Cross Leaders Visit City for War Relief Meeting
Prominent Red Cross officials Frank Persons and others visited Tucso this Saturday afternoon with local workers to discuss civilian relief and home service. They toured relief bureaus and emphasized continued aid and the need for families to receive assistance as troops return home. Persons then planned to visit Phoenix and Denver after the stop.
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Tucso
Girsana
Generei
Hed Criss
Washthetorn
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Perkins
Tiedrien
Guteau
Peteons
Harong
Mr Persons
Phoenix
Mountain Paisies
Denver
Mi Ffenser
Miss Bkeele
Social Items Honor Halloween Party at Hant Home
A Saturday event at the home of Mixes Agnes Hant corner of Second and Facia featured gay costumes tableaus and fortune telling as guests enjoyed a festive autumn mood. Attendees included Miss Hunt and several local women while others from the community contributed to the war effort with needlework and fundraising. A charity table and information bureau at Armory headquarters sought donated desks and supplies to support wartime needs. An all day hike led Teccon guin residents to the Nikeis Ranch and back, with participants listed among the club members and local residents.
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Agnes Hant
Hmaileweet
Greene
Fms
Ala Vail
Mchaie
Mias
Alice
Kapin
Zimmerman
Leckwert
Foizadeth
Mars Margeret Keckwood
Holt
May Kels
Miriam Clay
Ted Croke
Featutdas Ik
Tae Divi Ik
Calla
Pelee
Mrassetta
Pivishin
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Hesa Nichols
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Jiva Pripa Cordelia Tichmond
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United War Work Campaign
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