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Tucson Citizen

Location

Tucson, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Nov 18, 1916

Page

4

Stoneman Leaves Phoenix as Hunt Camp Prediction Faces Court

George Stoneman, chairman of the Democratic state central committee, departs Phoenix for an extended eastern trip while admitting Hunt’s predicted margin and acknowledging Tom Campbell’s likely governor election. He notes possible contest filings within twenty days and expects courts to uphold the electorate’s intent against delays.

George Stoneman Democratic State Central Phoenix Stoneman Hunt Tom Campbell

Tucson Debt and Payroll Waste Highlight City Overdraft

The city of Tucson runs further in debt as taxes rise and bond financed improvements grow. An overdraft of 1600000 accrues interest monthly while payrolls include unnecessary positions. Council members clash over sewer pipe projects and funding.

Fragmentary request for long pants picture in The Citizen

The text asks to reproduce a photo of Mortis in long pants for taxpayer enlightenment, indicating a desire to publish the image in The Citizen. It contains unclear names and purpose, with no concrete event or verifiable details. The readable point is a photo reproduction request for public enlightenment.

Myers Saws Auto Polo At Phoenix State Fair

John F. Myers secretary of the chamber of commerce reports witnessing Auto Polo at the States Fair in Phoenix calling it the most thrilling spectacle. He urges friends not to miss the show when trams come next Monday. The Ford garage will close so all can attend.

Phoenix John FF. Myers Chamber of Commerce Southern Arizona Motor

Archaeological Society of Arizona Plans Monthly Museum Meetings

The Archaeological Society of Arizona announces monthly meetings at the university museum with the public invited. The next Wednesday night program features a talk titled What a model means to Taceen, and professor Byron Cummings will discuss a field expedition into Northern Arizona.

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