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Newspaper
Tucson Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Nov 13, 1918
Page
2
Fragmentary OCR notes describe campaign leads and political maneuvering, with references to governors, majorities, and state affairs. The text mentions campaign managers, delays, a dam fails, and shifts in support as elections near.
A deciphered report shows precinct results from Apache, Mohave, Greenlee, Pinal and other counties. Campbell receives multiple ballots in several jurisdictions while Colter leads in Greenlee with 362 majority and Pinal records a 96 Campbell margin.
Report traces the moment in Mons as veterans and townspeople celebrate and welcome Canadian commanders entering the liberated city. The piece notes previous shambles and horror, then conveys a hopeful mood with bands, marching crowds, and jubilant reactions across Mons after liberation.
PHOPESIN November 92 4 Warning against overstocking in food substitutes in Arizona wholesale and retail markets. Federal guidance aims to control substitutions and time of use under the executive state food program. Arizona officials in Washington stress rule compliance to prevent shortages and hoarding.
Reports describe German upheaval as millions face hunger if relief is delayed. Mutinous sailors threaten surrender or mutiny while Dutch internments touch William II and the crown prince. Allied forces advance in multiple fronts as Germany's regime fractures under Soldiers and Workmen councils. France clears invaders from Meuse to Alsace as German terms hinge on vessel handovers and Helgoland.
Germans try to shell Mouzay and Stenay with phosgene as civilians flee. American troops rescue civilians in the gas filled town while villagers celebrate the armistice with flags and cheers. William II arrives in disguise. Dutch guards corral the exiled former emperor at the railway station.
Fragmented report from Western Chihuahua describes deposed Governor Enriquez fleeing with escort units toward Sinaloa to avoid the throne challenge by General Murgia. Officials say a detachment including 240 soldiers moved for stabilization as federal forces reportedly counter the uprising.
Governor George W. P. Hunt and Captain Louis Lowenthal traveled to Laredo Texas to attend the Pan American labor conference set for November 13 to 16. Arizona delegates include M Vargas Morenci and H S McCluskey.
The petition from Anexas Mining Co of Cuailacan Mexico asks remission of per ounce value of gold and silver bullion seized by customs. Judge Saowtelle heard the case in federal court Tuesday morning. Forfeiture actions and indictments for smuggling are pending against the mining company identified as owned by the Mocha estate with representation by Magasio de la Rocha of Cuillacan.
Pedro Durazo sues Jose Escabola for an alleged debt of 32 000 dollars. The filing states a dispute over a sale prospectus and notes a dispute over hired work for Mubileo Tor preparation. The parties and specifics of the claim are unclear in the damaged OCR text.
The dispatch reports Allied and American troops with the Czecho Slovak army and the Omsk regime aiding in Siberia and Northern Russia against Bolshevik forces. It notes initial aims to protect Vladivostok and Murmansk stores and a later vote to assist the anti Bolshevik side, with hopes for a prompt Bolshevik collapse and a stable postwar government.
Philadelphia November 12 Charles M Schwab director general of the emergency fleet corporation says the armistice will not halt the government shipbuilding program The continuation will help bridge war to peace by expanding from small vessels to 10000 to 14000 ton cargo carriers and then large passenger ships to remain competitive with other nations
Bruce Griffith died bravely in a military camp while awaiting action. He spoke to his mother saying he had done his duty and did not want mourning. He asked his father to tell him he was the best man he knew. Funeral at Reilly's chapel Tuesday with grave ceremony at Evergreen Cemetery.
Renwick White editor of the Ajo Copper News was ordered to enter the officers training camp at Ft. Crockett Galveston but was advised the camp would not be formed and all admitted trainees were sent home.
McMakin suffered facial cuts and a broken left wrist in a Monday afternoon scuffle with William Thompson, a clerk at the Arizona hotel. He was hospitalized at the Arizona hospital for treatment.
In Washington on November 12, a small converted yacht named Tate Ton reportedly headed toward Scorpion and remains interned in Constantinople since the US entered the war. It is likely to represent American craft preparing to pass through the Dardanelles, with the only known US war vessel in the area.
Democratic Leader Kitchin announced Champlark would be the Democratic leader in the next Congress. The statement emphasizes Clark's role as top House leader and signals party strategy for the impending session.
The National War Work Council of the YMCA sent American Indian workers overseas. Leander Newton Gansworth from Davenport Iowa volunteers for Indian troops in France and Egypt. Ralph Walkingstick of Syracuse New York, a Cherokee, was sent to Egypt after serving as a YMCA secretary in Tahlequah Oklahoma.
The coroner's jury ruled on Monday afternoon that Lee Kwon died from blows with a blunt instrument by an unknown assailant. A compressed hair bottle was found in the shop and fingerprints on it will be used for investigation.
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