Hayden Faces Criticism Over Southern Arizona Land Issues
Residents of Pima Cochise Santa Cruz and southern counties accuse Carl Hayden of blocking a Tucson land office and denying southern Arizona economic access. They cite a 1910s Indian land swap and ongoing neglect while Hayden served in Congress since 1912, urging Arizona to seek change and new leadership in Washington.
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Carl Hayden
Pima
Cochise
Santa Cruz
Proeiseus
Congress
Arizona
Mark Smith
United States Senate
Tucson
Interior
Hayden
Cato Selis
Pima County
Belgium
Land Office
Sugar Slacker Trial Targets Arizona Officials
The Food Administration exposes a sugar slacker in Arizona a woman with a service star who hoards sugar while denying fighters their rations. Inspectors and volunteers prepare legal actions and public notices, while divisions clash over publishing names of those charged.
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Arizona
The
Food Administration
The Greatest Hour Governor Lowden Speech Reiterates Loyalty
Gov. Lowden of Illinois declares the Republican party has shown unmatched selflessness and devotion to country during wartime. He argues a vote for Republicans supports the allied cause and counters Democratic claims that voting Republican harms the war effort.
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Lowden
Ilinois
Iinois
Untese i
Republican Party
Govlowden
Berlin
Franchet d Esperey predicts final Allied victory in Asia
Salonica commander Franchet d Esperey says the Turks will be thrown into Asia for good as Allied forces push toward Constantinople. He argues winter offensives across Thrace could seize the capital, with Bulgarians ready to join and gain Adrianople, leaving Jerusalem, Baghdad, Damascus, and possibly Aleppo out of Turkish reach.
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Salonica
Constantinele
Asia
Stambor
Myidentis
Fravechet d’Esperey
Eurprse
Adrianople
Bosphorus
Danube
Balkans
Thrace
Chatalja
Europe
Constantinople
Transcaucasia
Henry Allenby
Aleppo
Henry
Marshal
Franchet
Bulgaria
Jerusalem
Baghdad
Damascus
Price marking plan risks Arizona business health
A citizen letter argues against an Arizona plan to require merchants to display actual cost and selling price on all goods. The writer says national bodies deny backing the plan and warn the effort would drain manpower, raise costs, and drive customers to mail order houses, harming small local shops across the state.
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Arizona
Arizona Council of Ndefense
War Industries Board
National Council of Defense
Hun
Cos
Woald
Brown
Atvie
Fae
Ube
Jeweet
Uncle Sam
Coes
Appointment of Mr M. iartman as superintendent
The article notes the appointment of Mr M iartman to the position of superintendent in Randolphs office. He has long served as a cool reporter and previously worked in the same organization.
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Iartman
Randolph
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