Parker faces fire over sewer pipe vote and City Hall ring
The letter attacks C. O. Parker as chairman of city committees accusing him and Warren A. Grossetta of voting against a defective sewer pipe. It asserts the council majority and mayor approved the pipe and accuses City Hall insiders of defending long held positions to cow Parker and other taxpayers.
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Mr Parker
C. Parker
Warren A. Grossetta
Ctty
C. C. Parker
O. C. Parker
Will of the People Shaped Hunt Contests in Arizona
The article argues Governor George Washington Hunt should concede the election to Tom Campbell after a decisive official count. It accuses Hunt of seeking a frivolous ballot challenge to cling to office, labeling him a squealer and cheap sport. It notes Hughes congratulated Wilson and contrasts patience with battle lines over the Arizona race.
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Peter Hunt
Hughes
Wilson
Tom Campbell
Campbell
Campbel
Mr. Wilson
Hunt
Hinternor
Arizona
Protected Gambling in Tucson Carnival Sparks Outcry
The article denounces a Tucson carnival permitting wide open gambling with no police interference. It argues laws are broken by a traveling gambling show masking as entertainment and calls for action by Sheriff Fortes and Jim Cellen while noting editor conflicts in local press.
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Sheriff Fortes
Jim Cellen
Intent of the voter in election law examined
The Arizona Republican argues the old ballot law prioritizes voter intent over strict form. It notes the law is outdated under modern Australian style ballots and seldom applied, yet demonstrates that voter intent remains the central principle in contests and disputed ballots.
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Campbell
Core Jother
Nimbet
Arizona
lHgilly
Aossiste
Netherlands launches Peoples University in The Hague
The Volks university movement spreads to Holland with The Hague hosting its first Peoples university mirroring Amsterdam. Since 1913 Amsterdam began the concept and wartime hardship increased enrollment. In The Hague the new program has already enrolled about seventeen hundred students.
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Netherlands
Associated Press
Holland
The
Volks
People's University
America
Europe
Velks” University
Amsterdam
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Bronchitis Warns Patients to Rest and Use Cough Remedy
A local notice reports that bronchitis can follow severe colds and may lead to broncho pneumonia. It advises bed rest and Chamberlains Cough Remedy as directed, with a testimonial from Mrs Charles E Woodard of Sandy Creek praising its relief and gradual return to clear speech. The medicine is stated to be obtainable everywhere.
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Charles E. Woodard
Sandy Creek
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Oderpartanent
Cep Aed
German positions strengthen behind front in northern France
News from northern France and Belgium reports German forces building entrenched defensive works behind the current front with reinforced concrete earthen mounds and fortifications. Refugee flows through Holland indicate a possible retreat to the Belgian frontier as wartime industries slow but armament manufacture continues in Lille suburb Fives.
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