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Newspaper
Tucson Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Oct 03, 1918
Page
2
Public service note urging collective effort to support bonds. Encourages every person to contribute in small ways to a larger goal. Emphasizes shared responsibility and civic duty. Ends with call to action to purchase bonds.
The Republican state committee approved the platform endorsing prosecuting the Teeth Commission and criticizing the administration for catering to the Organization. It backs Governor Campbell for re election and praises Thomas Maddwick as a patriot and efficient candidate who served in France.
Allied advances push on after St Quentin falls with the Hindenburg system breached. Cavalier Fleming and Rawlinson credited. Mangin drives on in the upper Oise valley while crown prince forces are pressed along Ailette and the S-Nisne fronts. Retreat appears increasingly likely as German positions weaken near Cracune and the Marne region.
The Liberty loan committee reports subscriptions up to closing hour Tuesday evening ranging from $597 to $1,246. Numerous named contributors include John Wyanecovienh, Heidel, J. Manning, the Tucson National Bank, and many others with varied amounts from hundreds to thousands of dollars.
Eyewitness reports say four men forced entry into the Mexican federal office in Agua Prieta Sonora last night stealing eighteen thousand dollars. Investigators are pursuing clues as a suspect named Juan Paz or Pate is identified and a manhunt continues.
An old advertisement touts a herbal blood remedy for catarrh claiming it cures despite past ineffective sprays and douches. It promises fifty years of use and offers medical staff to study individual cases, inviting readers to write for analysis.
London dispatch reports wide gains tearing German lines between St Quentin and Lecatelet on the Fonsommes Beaurevoir front. French Belgian and British forces seize Ledeghem, cross the Lys, capture Sequeheart and Preselies, and occupy Crevecoeur Rumilly with Australians clearing defenses south of Le Catelet and Gor.
Two youths were turned in to police before daybreak Wednesday by Special Officer Tori Jontsen of the Southern Pacific for riding without a ticket. William Frussell, 12, and Poosevelt McBride, 18, faced the charge at the station.
Washington reports the year’s cotton crop is down due to drought with a forecast of about 80 pound bales per acre based on September 24 conditions at 34.4 percent of normal. July and August heat worsened damage across the growing season. Amsterdam reports German secretaries of state correspondence received abroad.
Amsterdam dispatches describe the Bulgarian collapse triggering a grave blow to the dual monarchy. Markets panic on the Budapest bourse with pandemonium forcing business to be suspended.
An individual named Jack Vadis, described as Swiss, did not register at Tas Angeles in September. The case was brought before a federal grand jury on a Tuesday by United States Commissioner Jones, with a tal amount of 12 408 dollars cited. Standard Carpenters' tog advertises reasonable prices. The FF Ronstadt (a- Ady.
The body of Archbishop John Ireland was carried to Calvary Cemetery amid a large funeral attended by hundreds of military personnel and clergy. Bishop Thomas Sherman presided the Mass at the archdiocese cathedral with priests and lay mourners, including a single life companion and associates, present.
The war industries board announced maximum and minimum shoe prices for men and women ranging from 3 to 12 dollars in three classes. Prices apply to production and retail with Oct. 15 as the start for cutting and retailers allowed to clear existing stocks.
Officials at the state prison camp at Fort Douglas near Salt Lake City thwarted an inmate escape plan. An officer uncovered a concealed tunnel that had progressed more than 40 feet, revealing the group may be part of an organized break.
The story notes Alex Mariathas holding a notable honor number. Details are limited but identify Mariathas as the central figure in the event. Further context on the honor or affiliated organization is not provided in the readable text.
A naval and Marine chaser No 60 was sunk early today in a collision with the SW Waller off the New Jersey coast. Two crewmen were missing while the rest of the crew were rescued.
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