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Newspaper

Tucson Citizen

Location

Tucson, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Oct 05, 1918

Page

7

A Splendid Opportunity Missed in Arizona Politics

The Tucson treasurer and Democrats in Arizona faced a missed chance as Senator Hughes of Tucson could not be chosen state chairman due to party divisions. Senator Colter of Apache relies on Hughes to lead his campaign, while Pima County delegates balked, losing influence and delaying the mobilization of a key political and educational leader. The piece laments loss of Hughes as campaign manager and cautions on political meddling affecting Arizona’s leadership.

Democrats Arizona Tucson John T. Wughes Fred Colter Apache Tucson Statesman Pima County Hughes Democratic Party Colter Chanvetter Mr. Hunt Tom Campbell

Liberty Bond drive urged as patriotic duty and shared sacrifice

The piece calls on every American to buy Fourth Liberty Bonds, detailing a 10 percent down payment and installment plan. It argues that money from idle deposits and earnings will fund the loan, stressing mass participation and personal sacrifice, and ties the effort to wartime duty alongside coverage of Nazareth and General Allenby’s campaign in Palestine.

Ncle Sam Altorney Tarver Nazareth Esdraelon Tabor Gibeon Henry Allenby Kieber Napoleon Palestine

Hindeburg Line described as Chinese Wall eternal fall

Wartime dispatch analyzes the Hindenburg Line from the Cambrai sector to the Aisne in northern France. It details its scale 60 miles long allied fortifications at Vimy Ridge and Cherie Falls, the network of tunnels and funnels, and the extensive underground works guarding key towns and river lines.

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Editorials weigh Hayden record in wartime votes

A long critique praises Tom Maddock and condemns Carl Hayden for votes shaping U S war effort. It extols Maddock as patriotic and ready for Congress while urging readers to back him over Hayden. The piece cites specific votes on mobilization and military funding and recalls Allied victories and cavalry exploits.

Cari Yuarden Congre Hayden Congress Atrial Carl Hayden Waters Dan Hayden Tom Maddock Coprressman

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