Tucson Citizen History and Publication Details
The Tucson Citizen lists its founding year as 1570 and bills itself as Arizona's leading newspaper. It notes it is an Associated Press leased wire service paper published weekday evenings in Tucson by The Tucson Wing and Publishing Company with Allan B. Jaynes as president.
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Tucson Citizen
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Associated Press
McAdoo resigns as Treasury Secretary and Railroads head
The piece argues Andrew Mellon McAdoo quit to avoid political backlash as wartime rail wage hikes linger and public calls for return to prewar rates grow. It disputes motives, noting fears of labor unrest and questions whether his resignation ends a political dream while railroads face postwar adjustments.
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A Joyous Christmas Hope for Soldiers and Homefront
A Christmas message envisions the war ending and liberty restored for oppressed peoples. It urges expanding gift shipments to American troops in France and Germany, easing package limits, and sending more comforts via Red Cross to those abroad and at home. It calls for national generosity and government action to enable greater aid.
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Germany
Austria
Turkey
Holy Land
France
Red Cross
Governor Campbell urged to clean house and stop leaks
Arizona editorials urge Governor Campbell to dismiss wasteful state offices and reform the contract system. They advocate firing the University of Arizona board, trimming staff, and auditing state books to curb graft and waste, while supporting prudent reconstruction spending and broad legislative cooperation.
Ford shows his yellow as War Drive ends in New York
Report describes Henry Ford at a Madison Square Garden gathering where he faced jeers from some and strong press criticism over his war stance. Ford issued a statement afterward while editors argued over misquotation and the broader anti war mood in press coverage.
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United War
New York
Madison’ Square Garden
Henry Ford
Bolfesters
Ford
Editorial on Arizona labor movement and party ties
The Arizona Labor Journal editorial argues labor must sever ties with the Democratic Party in Arizona and pursue an independent program. It recalls historic labor gains, criticizes past party alignments, and calls for a new comprehensive political industrial economic plan led by a forthcoming Program Committee with crafts and railroad unions empowered to demand their due.
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Arizona Labor Journal
Arizona
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Jo Croat
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Croatt
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Mooney
Ariz
Josenn
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Ay Sons
Bead Brockfart
Wood Hunt
Epoila
Hont
Colter
Democratic Party
Labor
Miami
Inland Daily Press Association
Chicago
Sti Ding Committee
United States
Campbell elected Arizona governor pledges economy and reform
Prescott Journal Miner reports Thos. E. Campbell won a clear majority for governor as the state seeks to end machine rule and pursue economy. He will begin January first by a statewide cleanup, urging a lean government, executive veto of waste, and tax relief with legislative cooperation.
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Prescott Journal Miner
Thos. E. Cambell
Arizona
Supreme Court
Campbell
Garret
Tom Campbell
Our Future Legislatures
The Phoenix Republican reports that Arizona voters approved a constitutional districting amendment. It argues the change will create Republican strength in larger counties, promote party balance, and improve representation for both Democratic and Republican members in the legislature.
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