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Newspaper
Tucson Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Nov 06, 1916
Page
7
An early Republican aspirant event drew a full audience as attendees heard speakers praise Jerome and his qualifications. The meeting featured remarks by J. Baughn and FF. C. Smith, with others introducing the candidate and stressing party support.
A garbled excerpt discusses General Washington at Valley Forge, the tribute of followers, and gratitude for leadership. The text alludes to a reaction by Friend Pette and references the Commander in Chief and the nation’s safety.
The audience of over 300 greeted Republican Tom Campbell in Douglas as he spoke on economy and education. He pledged spending restraint and criticized state departments while praising governors reports and the need for reform to reduce penitentiary costs.
Ben Daniels, Republican candidate for sheriff, has a sprained knee from an accident while greeting Colonel Roosevelt in Phoenix. He plans to resume campaigning within a day or so and cites his long service as an officer in Pima county.
Schweitzer Machine Co. Tecson Adv notes key characteristics of bean centrifugal pumps, detailing design elements, operation principles, and potential performance advantages for industrial applications.
An anonymous report circulating in Tucson links Tom Campbell to removing University of Arizona president Von Khileim Senid if elected governor. Campbell calls the claim baseless and vows to keep the university free of politics while ensuring appointments weigh educational and political qualifications. He cites Isidor Colony’s political influence and notes his respect for Dr. von Kietosmid and work at the university.
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