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Tucson Citizen

Location

Tucson, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Oct 08, 1918

Page

5

Kaiser’s peace terms rejected as war action continues

An editorial denounces the Kaiser as unpredictable, argues German surrender only on hard terms, and urges continued Allied pressure until the central powers accept Wilson’s fourteen points. It asserts Bulgaria’s example and warns against premature ceasefire while praising resolve to keep fighting.

Kaiser Bulgaria Wihes Kaiser Strvang Germany Asser Vai

Hayden Defends Universal Military Training Position

The piece argues Major Hayden avoids direct blame, citing his April 16 letter to O Parker and his stance on universal military training. It notes his votes against several army expansion amendments and his claim of support for universal service only if peace is secured. It includes critical quotes on Germany and war measures.

Hayden Umiversal O. © Parker Tucson Pesseciation Arizona Baker Germany Suse Cor United State Chamberlain Carl Harden Vaughn Parker Harden

Contested Democratic Meeting in Phoenix Displays Rifts

At a Phoenix Democratic gathering the retiring chairman George Ho Stoneman was barred from the gavel as Charlee Mo Roberts of Willcox presided. Delegates discussed Colter’s eligibility for governor and a poised plan to seek a legal ruling, while factions debated control and future leadership amid internal party tensions.

Hien Atta Phoenix George Ho Stoneman Buat Charlee Mo Roberts Willcox Mant Colter Tian “Ae Pamed Colter Colter Shogl Hook Rook Hunt Fred T. Colter Arizona

We Must Buy Liberty Bonds to Support the War Effort

Readers urged to purchase Liberty bonds to sustain the war pace and honor fallen soldiers. The message links bond purchases to maintaining honor with the Entente, feeding troops in France, and ensuring peace by crushing the Germans, while acknowledging a shortfall in the quota.

Liberts Benasis Liberts Yanke Sre France Roberts Elise

Watch the Little Pimples They Are Nature's Warning

Advert asks readers to watch small pimples as warning signs of serious skin disease. Warns against feral remedies and folk cures. Urges seeking professional care and to write Swift Specific Co for a medical history of skin trouble.

Ashe Intiare Swift

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