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Tucson Citizen

Location

Tucson, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Nov 10, 1916

Page

4

Political split in the West shifts loyalties in 1918 election

Analysis shows Democrats near majorities in Texas and Arizona but persistent splits in New Mexico and Pima County. Voters favored Wilson among women while Republicans lost ground, with caution over a governor race as results hint at recount needs. Tom Campbell emerged strong for Renubhean nomination amid party divisions.

Beetitt Woodrow Watson Repub Hiera Wetes Tony Herior Lama County New Mexico Texas Arizona Stacesnir Hareesh Rizz Hunt Tom Campbell New Lineal Mplexion Pima County Wilson Jo Denwarats

Mitchell car to be handled by Southern Arizona Motor Co

The new modeled Mitchell automobile will again appear on gasoline row in Tucson handled by the Southern Arizona Motor Company, with Buick as partner. John W. Bate aided the design, making it newsworthy for mechanically minded readers. Distributors cover Maricopa Pinal Pima and Gila counties, with a Phoenx branch planned. First cars arrive late next week and a full show set within two weeks. Bert Dingley, famed former state fair racer, is noted for past successes.

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Public urged to attend annual charity meeting

Tucson civic leaders invite the public to the Associa tion annual meeting at the YMCA on Tuesday evening November 14. The association’s year report promises insights into local conditions most residents likely know little about and highlights a worthy cause for citizen participation.

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