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Newspaper

Tucson Citizen

Location

Tucson, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Oct 20, 1918

Page

5

My dear Mike and the Arizona gubernatorial race

Editorial discusses the Gov Hunt letter to My dear Mike linking to Fred Colter's candidacy. It questions Colter’s independence from Hunt and probes whether Colter will publicly sever ties with Hunt and the I W W aligned factions.

Mike Fred Colter

All Het Up Fourth Liberty Loan Urges Full Support

A Middlesection editorial argues counties must exceed quotas for the Fourth Liberty Loan and prepare for future bonds. It warns German morale could crack under sustained U S financing and notes the nation’s resolve to continue fighting as wartime events unfold.

MA County Pima County America Germany

Subway Garage Expands with New Departments and Services

The Subway Garage announces additions to multiple departments including a fully equipped shop and vulcanizing plant. T. Rogers oversees the new components with Lowat & West managing. Aiming to complete the expansions in the coming days the firm promises enhanced automobile service and a broader repair capability. A separate note mentions lectures on the Book of Revelation and a plan to start a gospel outreach in January.

Arasr Dhes Ft Seriach Enimwares T. Roers

Patriotism as a Political Asset in Arizona Race

The New York Sun notes Arizona's lone Representative at large Carl Hayden, casting him as Major Hayden for his wartime votes. Hayden backed war declaration but opposed conscription, while his opponent serves in France. The piece questions Arizona voters and accuses Hayden of opportunistic militancy and echoes war department suspicions.

New York Sun Ieee Arizona Carl Hayden Major Hayden United States Army Hayden Congress Beliere France Washington Masie Searehs War Department

Osborn Asserted Unfit by Hunt in Arizona Primary

The text criticizes George W. P. Hunt for labeling Sidney P. Osborn unfit and supporting Fred Colter. It notes Osborn’s stance on a bomb thrower case and praises Osborn’s courage while accusing Hunt of political maneuvering and loyalty to party enemies.

Mike George W. P. Hunt Sarizona Sidney P. Osborn Mooney Osborn Hunt Arizona Fred Colter W. W. Associates Colter Mike Sullivan Butte

Rescue the aching back with Doan's Kidney Pills

Doan's Kidney Pills helped W L Smith of 118 Hoff Street relieve a dull back ache and irregular kidney pains after heavy lifting. The Tucson Citizen promotes Doan's as a kidney remedy, priced 6? per bottle, available at dealers nationwide. Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY is the advertiser.

Tucson W. L. Smith Hoff Street Doan

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