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Newspaper
Tucson Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Oct 03, 1918
Page
8
Special report notes the court adjourns for an extended recess as it considers ballot, taxation, and state appointment questions. Legal procedures delay key rulings and a new term will begin with Chief Justice presiding.
A garbled report references a senate vote and administration changes, mentioning a bill on tariff policy and river project funds. It notes a supervisor’s meeting, a hardware store closing, and a person named Baker. details are unclear due to OCR issues.
A Special to the Citizens Mercury outlines conservative plans around Colter’s candidacy including leadership roles and party organization. It notes efforts to craft a platform, appoint a campaign committee, and address Colter’s eligibility while aiming to rally supporters and frame the issue for voters.
Orders received by Colone l Senith tat Cavalry invite tardidjies 1st Cavalry Officers Training ccor at Camp Stanley leon Springs. Command calls for infantry artillery air Machine gah schools and A' otonel Smith will give all Heceanary information. Candidates call on him at 41 Camp Over Heine Fort Buss El Paso Texas. He is busy and cannot respond to letters and religion requests.
Unclear OCR text reports a German born captain connected to Emperor appears amid investigations. It mentions travels from New York and alleged crimes, with fragmented phrasing suggesting a legal or criminal case against a maritime figure.
Fragment unclear text mentions loyalty to the country soldiers liberty bonds and a pledge to keep faith. Specific names, dates, or places are unreadable. The fragment hints at a patriotic aid or financial pledge context but lacks concrete events or actors.
Dr F M Edwards promoted Olive Tablets for 17 years claiming to aid liver and bowel ailments. The ad touts a formula of vegetable ingredients with olive oil and promises to brighten complexion and energy. It claims thousands of women and men use the product priced at 25 cents per box.
State Council listens to protest over price marking on all goods, with merchants from Mohave and other counties arguing the order is impractical. A merchants committee, led by EY Carpenter and Dwight E Teard, plans to present a recommendation to the council for action.
The Arizona Sugar Administration reports an October sugar quota of 810000 pounds up from prior levels, with a stated increase of 31008 pounds tied to agriculture policy. Executive Secretary George Ho Brattery says the rise reflects broader food administration aims while sugar use for feeding operations drops by about one quarter.
Northern Arizona campus shuts down after influenza outbreak infects 69 students and faculty. President Teares is affected. many students return home. Army reports three more enemy bombardments on the Lorraine front. Tires advertised at a Fifth and Broadway service station.
Ad fragment asserts seed is clean and free from weed seeds and dust. Mentions brand or supplier Renstadt Grain & Co and contact string Phone 153.
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