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Newspaper
Tucson Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Oct 02, 1918
Page
4
Von Hertz tells the Reichstag committee that wild war fury rages in the United States and praises the Fourth Liberty Loan drive as a test of resolve. He warns that faint hearts could collapse support as German forces press in France and urges continued aggression to destroy the German menace.
The piece extols Mullin as a top Pennsylvania coal mine worker who toils at high speed, mining about 601 tons for roughly $450 in earnings, with yearly net around 5 174 dollars if he sustained fifty weeks. It notes low overhead and compares to other miners amid tax implications.
The Chicago Tribune reports Will Hays, Republican National Committee chair, urging unwavering support for the war and allied efforts. He calls Republicans to stand by public officials, the government, wartime aims, and victory while opposing a peace without victory and criticizing Democratic tactics.
The War Industries Board orders newspapers to discontinue October for nonpayment. Luets papers announce advances to subscribers who have not paid and urge immediate remittance to avoid service interruption.
Fragmentary OCR notes discuss a proposed canal across Nicaragua and the role of Commissioner Wheeler. The text references the late Spanish American War and ongoing efforts tied to a U S government plan to construct a canal route.
An unreadable OCR fragment mentions sales and several garbled proper nouns. The readable parts reference unclear dates and entities, with no coherent event or outcome to summarize. The fragment lacks sufficient verifiable details for a fuller card.
The readable lines describe a street section and a homelike room, with references to a man and events on a street, a photo or report ending with a discussion of a German named person and a quarrel or incident.
Cire Sivmone has been named pastor of the entered Metinidixt Wits ial church by the annual Phoenix conference. He delivered a sermon and was ordained during services Sunday afternoon, with the ceremony following a theological examination. The article notes the occasion as a church appointment and ordination.
Attorney General Pat Em announced an interpretation of the law making a measure effective at midnight. A prearranged program planned by Marewati parties marked the night as they celebrated the passing of John Burtey Corn with gatherings in Albuquerque.
Promotes Studebaker wagons for longevity light weight and easy running. Highlights durable moldboard adjustable slip hill and superior bottom construction. Endorses Avery Dise Harrow for soil work and seedbed prep. Advertises cleaned bright seed barley in Tucson.
W F Capehart formerly assistant cashier of the Tucaen National Bank is organizing a bank at Patagonia He went to Camp Logen Houston for Y M C A war work but was rejected for unspecified reasons He is appealing to Patagonia residents to take about 50 percent of the stock.
At a New York meeting attended by Enrico Caruso Madame Curci and others, the Allied Music Committee subscribed for 304000 dollars in bonds, surpassing its voluntary quota of 4908 dollars.
Alien Property Custodian Mr. Palmer urged Congress to confiscate German owned industrial plants in the United States stating profits should be seized and German capital removed from American industry forever. He called for enactment of laws to accomplish this foreclosure of German influence.
Public notice calls for volunteers to subscribe to the Fourth Liberty Loan. Readers are directed to the loan office at 17 Stone Avenue to enlist support and participation.
A brief note offers guidance on homemade cough remedies and asserts a DIY approach can rival store bought versions. It promotes simple steps and avoids dependency on commercial products.
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