Tucson Citizen historical note and wire service attribution
The excerpt lists the Tucson Citizen affiliation with the Associated Press and standard masthead details including editors and address, indicating wire service use and publication norms for Arizona’s longstanding newspaper.
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Arizona
Associated Press
Audit Bureau of Circulation
Tucson
Ariz
Tucson Puvind Publishing Company
Allan B. Jaynes
Ad. Printing Communications
Tucson Citizen
Enteren Gress Airfice
Fe Associated Press
Focal News
Reed's Thanksgiving Night Stand Ball Advertised
The notice describes a Thanksgiving night event at Reid's with a heat of 85 laps featuring champion skater SA and Fred Graves the bicycle rider. Music attendance and a well-conditioned floor are promised, with OM Slane Sauber of Prescott and "'th of Big Bug' in attendance at the event.
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Reid
Fred Graves
OM Slane
Sauber
Prescott
Big Bug
Governor Campbell Elected Leader of Arizona Promise of Reform
The state elects Hos E. Campbell governor by a strong majority amid calls to end machine rule and pursue sound, economical government. He vows a thorough, house to garret purge, tight budgets, and veto of wasteful appropriations with legislative cooperation to lower taxes and guide postwar reconstruction.
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Hos E. Campbell
Tapson
Supreme Court
Campbell
Garret
Tom Campbell
Arizona
Vigilance Urged After Armistice as Bolshevism Warns
The speaker warns that vigilance remains crucial in the United States after armistice. Bolshevism and propaganda threaten free government, with secret service kept active and citizens urged to sustain national morale and unity against malcontents. Continuous vigilance is essential until European turmoil settles.
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America
United States
Germany
Pellmel
Shopping Days Ahead Urge Early Christmas Purchases
State Council of Defense urges shoppers to buy early and focus on essential items. Do not rely on delivery for small parcels to conserve labor, and keep out of town mail parcels small to aid mail progress. Toys remain available and a mindful, morning buy reduces peak demand.
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State Council of Defense
We Shant Have Too Many Workers Debates Postwar Labor Balance
The piece argues immigration will stay low after the war while emigration to Europe rises to meet postwar industrial needs. It warns of labor shortages in the United States as European devastation drains workers and troops, and asserts soldiers must be discharged to protect public welfare, not flood the payroll.
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Europe
United States
No binding limits on future Congresses after 1918 memo
The article reassures readers that no law enacted before March 4 1919 can bind the next Congress. Any statute passed before then may be repealed or amended by the new Congress, whether convened early or later. It urges calm by stressing transitional leave for future legislative change.
Dom Campbell Arizona's Native Son Becomes Governor
Arizona native Dom Campbell, born in Prescott January 18 1878, rose through public service roles to become governor after a contested 1916 election. He held posts from assistant postmaster to tax commissioner and state assessor, forming the Arizona Assessors association and earning the first presidency.
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Homas E. Campbell
Arizona
Prescott
Daniel Campbell
Tom Campbell
California
Campbell
Jerome
Yavapai County
Eleanor Gayle Allen
H. J. Allen
Allen
Brodie Campbell
Arizona Assessors Association
Congress
Carl Hayd@n
Fire destroys army cargo ship Ophir near Gibraltar
The navy department announced the destruction by fire of the army cargo transport Ophir in Gibraltar harbor on November 11. Two crew members were killed Guy A. Comstock of Oakland California and Oscar Wilson of Bedford Hills New York. The ship, en route to Marseilles with army supplies, was at sea when the blaze started.
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Washington
Ophir
Gibraltar
Navy Department
Marseilles
France
Guy A. Comstock
Oakland
Cal
Oscar Wilson
Bedford Hills
N. Y
Airman Dies in Honolulu Flight Crash
Corporal Mark B. Grace of Loomis California died in Honolulu from injuries after an airplane he shared with Second Lieutenant Walter C. Crowdus of Chicago fell about 23 500 feet at Fort Kamehameha. Crowdus, the pilot, was only slightly injured.
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Honolulu
Mark B. Grace
Loomis
Cal
Walter C. Crowdus
Chicago
Fort Kamehameha
Crowdus
Citizen Ad Rates Shift to Agate Line Measure
The Citizen adopts agate line as the standard for advertisement size starting December 1, replacing the column inch method. Rates rise modestly, justified by higher circulation across metropolitan dailies.
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the International Bank
Congress Hotel Bldg
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North Sixth Avenue
Citizen
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Tucson Jewelry Co
E. Congress St
Goodin Transfer Co
Wheeler & Perry
Tooie Ave
Wilson
K. Wilson
Stone Ave
Kodak Filma
Pierre A. Rally
N. Stone
Delicatessen
Xni
Oth Ave
Steam Table
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Thos. R. Blair
Thomas A. Briggs
Democratic Nomines For
L. C. Cowan
City Recorder
Frank T. Bailey
George F. Gray
J. H. Schneider
Republican
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