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Newspaper
Tucson Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Nov 28, 1918
Page
7
A dated editorial calls for immediate shutdown of war plants and redirection of resources to civilian goods. It argues it is cheaper to compensate factories and workers than sustain war production, insisting workers return to agriculture and consumer manufacturing to lower prices and rebuild the peacetime economy.
A French committee urges a monumental tribute at the mouth of the Gironde below Bordeaux to honor American aid in World War I. The planned sculpture would echo the Statue of Liberty as a beacon linking France and America and inspiring nations striving for freedom.
Public debate grows over when to lift mask mandates as six new influenza cases daily in Tucson prompt calls to end lockdown. Officials fear lax measures may invite outbreaks while business leaders urge quicker return to normal.
The New York Herald reports on Victor Berger and Bolshevist rhetoric, calling for his incarceration and exile. It denounces pro Bolshevist sentiments in America, labeling socialists as traitors and urging action to protect liberty and national unity.
The piece argues against merging Thanksgiving with a World Peace Day, warning the holiday would be submerged and lose its religious and historical meaning. It asserts Americans have two personal holidays, Fourth of July and Thanksgiving, that should remain undisturbed. The column also notes Adjutant General Harris plans to vacate and comments on campaign-era letters affecting Tom Campbell.
Twenty years ago in Tucson the Murray and Mack company arrived by special train from Phoenix and planned an Irish farce comedy on the road at the Opera House. A Thanksgiving relief effort by E C Bartlett offered free supplies to about 25 families, with limited generosity due to few applicants. A Tucson groom S Hughes married Phoenix s Mattie Wright at Center Street M E church in Phoenix on Thanksgiving day.
Wanted advertisement for a boy eager to learn printing with a willingness to work. Applicant must be over 16 years old and understand English. Foreman Citizen advertisement invites qualified youths to apply.
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