Greatest obligation of victory to aid returning American soldiers
Editorial argues demobilization should not happen and urges sustained support for veterans through education and services. It highlights widespread wartime service, the need for Red Cross reconstruction work, and continued funding for the United War Work Campaign totaling 250 60,400.
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Atlantic
United States
Wee
America
Knights of Columbus
American Library Association
Red Cross
Sur
France
United War
Dryness Test for Arizona Prohibition Wins Mixed Reactions
Arizona cities report mixed adherence to prohibition during armistice celebrations with bootlegging and drinking reported in Tucson and Miami. Observers note strong enforcement challenges, public sentiment against strict measures, and calls to reconsider licensing as liquor circulates despite laws.
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Tucson
Miami
Silver Belt
Globe
Jamaica
Aftermath Echoes in Arizona as Alsace Lorraine Exchange Hints at Peace
The Beugies International notes a Bellevue conference where Prussia demanded Alsace and Lorraine and France would seek indemnities. It reflects on how the armisticefront oscillates toward restoring Alsace Lorraine and paying damages, with Arizona voters settling local contest results and Campbell's likely victory.
Prophecy of War Ending Returns to Street Corners
A claim resurfaces that a prophet predicted the war would end in ember 1918, with the message appearing on multiple street corners as people discuss the long-ago forecast.
What Other Editors Say The Order Change
Reports from Phoenix indicate Thomas E. Campbell Republicans won the Arizona governorship by a substantial plurality. Colter’s Democratic bid wanes as canvasses nearing final totals confirm Campbell’s election and voters shift from Huntism. Campbell’s administration expected to be clean and economical with critical state appointments closely watched.
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Thomas E. Campbell
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Democratic State Committee
Fred T. Colter
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Supreme Court
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Breen Hibel
Cotter
Exit Hunt on Jan 1 191%
The Arizona political figure George W. P. Hunt, long a dominant force since statehood, faces a final exit from the public stage. After 1916 repudiation, he failed to back a successor and waged libel actions against editors, revealing alleged loyalties and mounting public backlash. He is depicted as leaving Arizona politics, seeking refuge elsewhere.
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Reptile Press
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Porto Rico
A Test of Flu Contagion in Albuquerque Thanksgiving
The Albuquerque Herald reports a mass citywide gathering with crowded streets and loud celebrations. The piece frames a “flu” contagion test, noting if new cases rise in forty eight hours, quarantine remains. if not, lifting restrictions may be warranted.
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Albuquerque Herald
Albuquerque
Ice storms and wind hit Tucson as streets see odd scenes
Twenty years ago in Tucson a Agua Caliente resident, Jim Chambers, suffers from a grip as two days pass in the city. A new four story brick building is praised as a fine edifice. A wind storm disrupts goods and even a man chases a straw hat down Congress Street.
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Y_ . Chambers
Aguaaliente
Jim
Congress Street
Renewal of Western Golf Championships Expected in January
Chicago Nov 14 The Western Golf association may order the renewal of the western golf championships at its January meeting. President Charles F Thompson said that even if national and western championships are not held next season most sectional and state tournaments would likely be scheduled.
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Chicago
Western Golf Association
Charles F. Thompson
Restrictions Lifted on Building Schools in New York City
War Industries Board lifts restrictions on erecting school buildings in New York City. In a telegram to Mayor Hyland, Chairman Baruch says release of construction materials will be considered once New York submits its application.
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N.Y
Washington
War Industries Board
New York City
Hyland
Baruch
New York
Weather advisory urges seed prep and clean grain
Weather note warns rain delays fall seed tasks and promotes Ronstapt Grain Co for clean seed. Call or write for details and ordering. advertorial style notice appears in the issue.
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Ronstapt Grain CO
Tuc
Regulations for flour substitutes called off in Arizona
Phoenix Nov 14. in line with United States Food Administration orders all regulations on substitutes with wheat flour are to be dropped. Arizona firms will focus on an all wheat bread diet as millions of pounds of flour were saved for export. Housewives dealers and farmers cooperated to boost wheat production by 20 percent over normal. Mills aided shipments of flour to Galveston for France and embargo actions kept flour from moving into the state.
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Phoenix
Ariz
United States Food Administration
Arizona
Grain Corporation of the Food Administration
Arizona Mills
Gaveston
France
Grain Division
Young applicant sought for printing trade position
Wanted: boy over 16 to learn printing trade, must understand English and be willing to work. Apply Foreman Citizen at Ty gon Tent & Awning Co. 100 percent service and appearance required. Ads A-DON-A-193. Aay,
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