Arizona Democrats Endorse Colter Amid Constitution Critique
Editorials condemn the state Democratic committee for backing Senator Fred Colter as Arizona’s Democratic nominee for chief executive. They argue the constitution forbids a legislator to hold an office of profit during their term and accuse Colter of seeking personal gain from a salary increase he backed. Democrats are urged to oppose Colter, with a history of dissatisfaction toward Hunt and his allies.
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Editorial critiques Marshall influence in Tucson politics
An unsigned Tucson Citizen editorial argues against letting Tom Marshall direct local politics and the voting of Tucson women. It accuses Marshall of delivering votes for Colter with help from Hunt and university figures, while urging readers to exercise their franchise independently without reliance on Marshall or Joe Wiley.
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Advertising During War Time and the Value of Good Will
Colver of the Federal Trade Commission argues advertisers should persist with advertising during wartime to protect goodwill. He advocates clear, informative campaigns and warns against abandoning or weakening brands despite production limits and shifts to war work.
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County Candidates Nominated In War Time Election
The county committees pause politics until after the Liberty Loan. Republicans nominate a slate led by Albert Buehman for Senate and Elias Hedrick F E A Kimball and M E Gibson for the house. Willard Wright for sheriff. Kirke T. Moore for county attorney. Olive G. Failer for clerk. Charles H. Pogue for treasurer. J E Dufton for recorder. Supervisors Ek M. Dickerman and F A Nathan named. Oscar L. Pease urged reelection as justice of the peace.
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Oscar L. Pease
Twenty Years Ago in Tucson Brightened by Park Events
A fragment describes a Tucson evening at Crosnetts Opera House with the Tresan Jola radio orchestra and performances by Vera Gallarac and others. The Warm Heart scene notes running water, a missile park area, and park improvements led by owner Dehaa.
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Liberty Loan Drive In City Faces Fourth Liberty Bond Drive
The copy notes volunteers urged to subscribe to the Fourth Liberty Bond drive at the loan office 17 South Stone Avenue Baltimore contact and local notices reference enlistment and public sentiment. The piece mentions safety economy tire ads and local political figures urging fair judgments and county ticket confidence.
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Fragmented OCR Snippet Traces Big Ten Tie and State Officials Mentioned
Partial OCR text shows references to a Republican state convention date, names like Hernandez and Chavez, county officials, and mentions of election procedures. The legibility is poor with many garbled phrases, but hints at political notices, county roles, and conference ties within a college athletics context.
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War time clothing control plan outlined for prices
Government sets price controls on wearing apparel through the War Treasures Board. The plan aims to regulate distribution and ensure virtuous articles of clothing are available. Public notice indicates price constraints and implementation underway with details forthcoming.
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Odious old time tonic promises revived in blood boosting remedies
An article touts iron tonics and herbal blends like tron-tic and Treatic to feed red blood cells and renew strength for anemia. It advises hot water and a vegetable laxative to combat intestinal toxins and promotes a kidney bladder cleanse with a 60 centil dose of a ton ic.
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