Colter Defeated In Governor Race Returns State Honor
Editor notes Senator Fred Colter lost by 340 votes but showed patriotism by refusing to contest the Arizona election. Campbell's victory stands, Colter congratulates winner and affirms bipartisan governance for reconstruction. The piece praises Colter as a true Arizonan and American despite campaign opposition.
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Fred Colter
Arizona
Colter
Thor
FE. Campbell
Tom Campbell
Senator Colter
Hunt
Mr. Hunt
Bolsheviks in U S Warned Amid Sinclair Revolution Talks
A Washington dispatch cites secret service concerns over Bolshevik influence in the United States. Arizona officials say Sinclair's California magazine spreads social revolution ideas, urging industrial democracy and the abolition of private property, with warnings of widespread unrest and government danger.
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United States
Washington
United States Secret Service
Arizona
Upton Sinclair
California
Sinclair
Russia
Austria
Germany
France
Italy
America
Pershing Faces Expectant Welcome on Return Home
The article argues Pershing will not escape accountability upon his return. It notes nerves about reception and possible secret entry, but immigration will monitor arrival and disclose landing port. Citizens are urged not to fear his arrival, as he will face deserved treatment.
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France
Sinclair
John Reid
General Pershing
Immigration Service
John J. Pershing
Hughes
Joe Wiley
Joe Stinson
Vee
Mag
Hunt
London Saturday Review
Samuel Gompers
United States
Wilson
Inter-Allied Labor and Socialist Conference
Gompers
Organized Labor
America
Mr. Hughes
Germany
Mesopotamia
Belgium
Alsace
Lorraine
Great Britain
Lloyd George
Messrs. Asquith
Lord Loreburn
Clemenceau on Wilsons Fourteen Points
The Manchester Guardian notes Clemenceau quips that Fourteen Points are too many and jokes the good God had only ten. The piece references American political figures and speculation about resignations and future offices amid postwar political maneuvering.
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Manchester Guardian
M. Clemenceau
Wilson
Citizen Advertisers Rate Card Shifts to Agate Line Basis
The Citizen announces a sudden change in advertisement measurement from column inches to agate lines effective December 1st. The new rates apply on an agate line basis and reflect a modest rise tied to higher circulation, aligning with metropolitan daily practice.
Critics split over labor, politics and postwar terms
Various editors weigh Samuel Gompers and labor views on postwar peace terms. The Arizona Republican denies any gubernatorial contest this year, arguing past contests shaped results and predicts no challenge to Campell or Colter.
Tombstone’s decline evident as town wanes after boom years
An aging retrospective recalls Tombstone once busy with trade and miners. Now hundreds have left, many houses torn down or moved to Bisbee Pearce and Benson. A few hardy residents cling to homes hoping for a revival while mines remain costly to drain and only a small crew remains employed at A L Grow’s site. The Can Can restaurant endures as a famed dining spot amid dwindling prosperity.
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Tombatone
Bisbee, Pearce, Benson
A. L. Grow
Tombstone
Old Can Can
F B. Logan
Col. House Stricken With Influenza In Paris Home
Col. E M House special U S government representative is confined to his Paris home with influenza. He has canceled engagements. A job ad seeks a boy over 16 to learn the printing trade and work, with English understood, apply to Foreman.
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Paris
Col. E. M. House
United States
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Weiter
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Tufpord
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Terente
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Goodin
Arizona Furniture Store
W. Congress St
Wheeler & Perry
Tooie Ave
Wilson Studio
I. K. Wilson
S. Stone Ave
Kodak Films
Pierre A. Rally
Modern
TAMIA
Seazon
Thos. R. Blair
Thomas A. Briggs
L. O. Cowan
City Recorder
Frank T. Bailey
Fisel
George F. Gray
J. H. Schneider
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