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Newspaper
Tucson Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Nov 20, 1918
Page
3
Audit Bureau of Circulation lists Tucson Citizen as weekday evening publication in Tucson Arizona. The paper, owned by The Tucson Print Use and Publishing Company, is edited by Allan B Jaynes with wire service use by the Associated Press.
The campaign manager says Colter and the Senator oppose a contest but the State Committee demands one. The piece predicts legal battles, cites past contests involving Hunt Franklin and Campbell, and argues Colter must accept responsibility or risk further turmoil as Osborn’s likely certificate of election could force turnover.
The piece lampoons Monorable W G McAdoo for placing his name everywhere in railroads and government posters. It notes his broad publicity from bills of lading to tickets and station signs and questions the reception of his free advertising amid 1920 political hopes.
The article urges that American dead in France should remain undisturbed at their original graves rather than be sent home for burial. It cites Quentin Roosevelt and locations from Flanders to Siberia, arguing the grave should honor the fallen where they rest. It contrasts this with King Albert’s return to Brussels as symbol of Belgian resilience.
Betting runs high in the city on the Corbett Sharkey fight while the rail line adds a new station and moves freight and ticket offices. Architect Kroeger reports San Francisco plans for a Phoenix capitol building approved, three stories high and costing about half a million dollars. A tennis club forms with A F Bowman president and Carfield Drake secretary.
Secretary McAdoo called for ongoing work by public health officers and citizens to combat serial diseases as the United States moves from war to peacetime. He outlined the Treasury public health service’s wartime role and urged renewed enforcement and education nationwide.
The War Department announced General Gorgas will be returned to the retired list on July 1 after reaching retirement age. He was recalled to active duty weeks ago to conduct a special investigation into matters pertaining to the health of the army and its leadership.
Mrs W A Clark Jr of Los Angeles and Butte Montana died today after a lone illness. Her husband W A Clark Jr and her father in law former Senator W A Clark were with the family.
An applicant named Bo seeks a printing trade position, stating they are over 16, understand English, and are willing to work. The notice references Foreman Citizen and a worker identified as 92 TREAD.Lady.
A plea from the Womens Committee of the State Council of Defense asks President Wilson to appoint a woman as a delegate to the upcoming peace conference in San Francisco. The message emphasizes gender representation and the role of women in postwar diplomacy.
The papal secretary of state urged cardinals and world patriarchs to gather in Rome for a major religious ceremony marking the signing of peace. The invitation emphasizes unity among church leaders and global harmony.
A distressed reader with stomach and liver trouble reports rapid relief after using a simple herbal preparation. Claiming it removes intestinal catarrhal mucus and inflammation, the letter promotes the product and offers refunds through Martin Drug Co and local druggists.
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