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Newspaper
Tucson Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Oct 16, 1918
Page
4
A garbled OCR fragment records a discussion involving Professor Lawrence and others about wartime topics and a request for testimony. Names and places are obscured, but the text references a conversation in early April and mentions a person named Breen and a governor. The sea of garble makes the exact event or outcome unclear.
A federal grand jury indicted Mrs Stiffel and other women suspected of prostitution at a military camp site. Proceedings followed a Monday preliminary hearing in which a juror was selected. The case involves U S prosecutors and defense representation, with testimony detailing suspect activities and communications.
President Wilson urges every patriotic American to subscribe to the Fourth Liberty loan, stating Germany's reply does not lessen its importance. He calls for broad public support to strengthen the U.S. government during wartime.
A historical note describes El Tird mine shipping a carload of ore to mills and expanding daily output. Mentioned are workers numbered from 75 to 160, with plans to increase shipments to four ears a day and lines about ore quality iron oxide and machinery powered from Sas It notes past events, personnel and a youth offender unrelated to the mine details.
The message urges volunteers and patriots to subscribe to the Fourth Liberty Loan, condemns slackers, and challenges individuals to pledge bonds. It questions affordability, presses personal sacrifice, and encourages citizens to become Special Agents without waiting for a committee.
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