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Newspaper
Tucson Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Oct 16, 1918
Page
5
Editorial urges every able man in the United States to subscribe to the Fourth Liberty Loan regardless of cost or sacrifice. It declares the question is not affordability but obligation, insisting all workers in any post must find a way to purchase bonds for the war effort. The piece frames bond participation as a supreme duty to support the armies.
An op-ed-style condemnation argues German military brutality in occupied territories, the Rheims cathedral strike, and the danger of enduring enmity. It denounces disarmament rhetoric contrasted with destructive acts, warns of lasting world hatred, and calls for peace tempered by accountability.
Ferdinand of Bulgaria abdicates in a dramatic shift from statecraft to science. Once a major Balkan figure, he now pursues botany with cautious optimism, though his temperament suggests potential mischief in even simple pursuits.
A 1917 speech by Carl Hayden denounces conscription as autocracy and urges relying on allies while arming production. The argument contrasts pacifist views with the necessity of the draft to win the war, noting how U S manpower aided Foch and Paris. The piece urges voters to assess Hayden’s stance for House representation in November.
The writer attacks the old craft cartel and praises modern methods for fair profit. They warn against restrictive tariffs and advocate market competition to prevent profiteering and unethical sales. The piece contrasts unprogressive attitudes with the need for up to date business practices.
The Kaiser praises divine purpose behind defending Alsace and Lorraine, claiming the Almighty entrusted the lands to Germany and vowing the last drop of German and allied blood will be shed to hold them. Critics question the basis of his partnership with God amid the war’s shifting fortunes.
Two naval enlisted men drowned and one officer missing in a seaborne accident off the coast. Navy Department reports names from Texas and New York among those affected. Also notes Major William T. Tea and medical corps duty as part of a broader recall and inspection of medical facilities in France and England. Fleishman’s advertises throat and nose gargles for influenza.
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