Tucson Citizen Paraphrase of Publication Policy
The text outlines the Tucson Citizen as Arizona's leading newspaper since 1870 with a leased wire from Ted Press and a policy on AP dispatch republication. It notes circulation by Audit Bureau and addresses for ad communications and publisher Allan B. Jaynes.
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Arizona
Ted Press
Audit Bureau of
Tucson
Ariz
Tucson Publishing Company
Allan B. Jaynes
Tucson Citizen
Thanksgiving Message From The War Year
A wartime Thanksgiving tribute extols gratitude for victory and peace. It notes American soldiers abroad and prisoners released from German camps, honors allies and homecoming hopes, and urges thanks to the Most High for freedom and relief after a harsh and costly conflict.
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France
Italy
England
Ireland
Ilgrim
Hope and controversy shape Republican Senate future
The piece discusses a narrowly won Republican victory and the Senate split over retention of the seniority rule. It notes powerful committee control by long-serving members and debates whether new progressives can reshape leadership to represent the people and avoid past missteps.
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Republic
United States
Senate
Congress
F Rose
Warren
Smoot Dillingham McCumber Lodge
Tweend
Fanina
Chicago Tribune
Republican Party
Mr. Hass
Creel Burleson clash over cables shapes news future
The piece questions how Creel as head of the Creel Committee and Burleson as Postmaster General would control wartime and postwar cables. It warns that censorship may harden and distort American news, with Creel’s influence risking uniform opinion and suppressing independent journalism.
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Burleson
Chicago Tribune
Creel
Urleson
Solomon
Jeel
William J. Bryan
Europe
George Creel
Mr. Creel
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The readable text fragment mentions no clear people places or events. It provides no verifiable names or dates to form a proper news item. Without concrete facts a concise summary cannot be produced.
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Poli
Ali
France and her saviours: Foch Clemenceau praised
A proclamation honoring France and its war leaders lauds Ferdinand Foch and Georges Clemenceau for guiding the nation through rebellion and war. It lauds their modesty and selflessness, contrasting with other leaders, and emphasizes the collective victory over despotism and the people.
Voters warned of reformist path for Arize governor
The Phoenix Messenger argues Tom Campbell must deliver bold changes as he takes office, citing past disappointments, mining industry shifts, and calls to cut waste. It urges a retrenchment agenda, budget reform, and an audit to seal state treasury leaks.
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Phoenix Messenger
Tom Campbell
Arize
Ma Orits
Tragic Airman Death Shocks Brookline Family
A Brookline ensign serving as a pilot in English air observation died after the armistice date. A note from the aviator to his father describes a dawn flight and the beauty of sunrise over clouds. The poem and dispatch frame a family’s two days of peace before news of the loss.
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Boston Transcripts
France
Brookline
Meval
Bureau of Navigation
Repis
England
Thirty years of misrule and its reckoning
The piece condemns Wilhelm II for thirty years of autocratic rule in Germany, arguing his craving for power led to national ruin, poverty, and war. It reflects on autocracy as a lesson and references American political figures and Arizona events in a broad, era-spanning commentary.
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Hartford Courant
Germany
Wilhelm
Globe boom rumors attract idle workers after railroad arrives
Twenty years ago today the Globe Belt reports miners and laborers flocking to town as routes of the Iron Horse spark expectations of a boom. Captain Tevis’ Bowie hotel passes to Ray Welcome and Mr. Pearce, who found the Pearce mines, plans to reside. E. J. Farrell known as Slivers leaves Tucson for employment in historical research on royal actions.
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Globe
Iron Horse
Globe Belt
Bishee
E. J. Farrell
Slivers
Tucson
Notice of Hearing Petition in Probate Case
Southern Arizona Bank & Trust Company petitions to admit the last will of George S Johnson to probate in Pima County Arizona and asks for letters of administration with will annexed. Hearing set for November 40, 1918 at 6:40 a.m. in Tucson Court House. Delayed publication dates included.
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Pima County
Arizona
George Samuel Johnson
Southern Arizona Bank & Trust Company
George S&s Johnson
Tits Court
George 'S Johnson
Allowes
Wilk
Sata Court
Tucson
County of
Pima
State of Arizona
California
Probate Notice in Newton A Johnson Estate
In Pima County Superior Court the estate of Newton A Johnson is probating a purported last will and testament with administration with will annexed prayed. The foreign will, once probated in Pennsylvania, requires notice for appearance on November 20, 1918 at 9:40 AM in Tucson Court.
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MacMahon
Foch
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Clemenceau
Louis Napoleon
Joffre
Petain
Fouraud
Mangin
Hee
Pollu
Carl Hayden
Southwest
Isidor Colodny
Bureau of Vocational Education
Doday Sn “Ducson
Capt. Tevis
Bowie
Ray Welcome
Mr. Pearce
Pearce
City
S. A Pirod
M.S. Brown
Depuy
Gunseyth
Newton A. Johnson
Saii
Pennsylvania
S.a.elrod
James R. Punseath
Atic Tor Tenner
Tucson Gas, Electric Light & Power Company
N. Stone Ave
Hayden
Ray, Globe
Nogales
Oracle
Mammoth, Winkleman, Hayden and Globe
Best
H. A. Cass
Congress Street
Cabinet
Sasco
San Augustine
Sandope
Twin Buttes
Mineral Hill
Office International Hotel
Burke Commission Co
Logan & Bryan
Pete Burke
Stone Ave
Pring
Ouarantin
Fact
K. Wilson
S. Stone Ave
Kodak Filme
Pierre A. Rally
N. Stone
Ronstadt Grain & Implement CO
Thos. R. Blair
Thomas A. Briggs
L. C. Cowan
City Recorder
Frank T. Bailey
George F. Gray
J. H. Schneider
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