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Newspaper

Tucson Citizen

Location

Tucson, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Oct 25, 1918

Page

4

Colter Repudiation Question Spurs Arizona Editorial Battle

The Arizona Gazette prints Colter’s reply via his Northern Arizona Leader backer as editors probe if Colter repudiates Hunt's "My Dear Mike" letter linked to Mother Jones. The exchange centers on the Breen libel case and ties to I W W activity, taxes, and campaign allegiances.

Colter Dear Mike Arizona Gazette Arizona Flagstaff Fred T. Colter The Mike Breen Cantitare Colter Governor Hunt W. W Kunt Northern Arizona W. H. Dial Dial M. C. Sullivan Wyoming St Butte Montana Hunt Bisbee Ireland Mother Jones Fred Colter

Colter and Hunt Clash Over I W W Question

The column links Colter and Hunt through shared wording in campaign statements about the I W W, arguing Colter avoids denouncing the group to appeal to voters. It questions loyalty and predicts continued support for Hunt amid the looming election.

Recapture News At Industrial City Mentioned In Palais Des Beaux-Arts

A garbled report describes Germany’s recapture news and mentions the Palais des Beaux-Arts. It references terra cotta works drawing connoisseur interest from distant patrons and hints at broader cultural and industrial significance amid provincial France.

Germany Palais Des Beaux-Arts

Arizona Politics and Huntism in the Breen Trial

The piece surveys Governor Hunt amid a Phoenix trial over the remark To Hell With the War while editor Colonel Breen is on trial. It links Hunt to Bolshevik ideas, notes a letter to Sullivan in Butte, and cites reactions to Hunt’s stance and Arizona elections with references to Mother Jones and Osborn.

Douglas International Arizona Geo W. BP Hunt Breen Coconino Sun Lawrence Flags Colonel Breen Goorg Hunt Sienh Wow Govenor Phoenix Evovernor Mike Los Angeles Times Gov._Hunt Flagstaff Acote Sullivan Butte Mont Bisbee Montana Tom Campbell Huntisin Colter Calaboose Needies Totter Huantiem Osborn Mooney Oehevik Soviet Ireland Mother Jones

Correct clocks for autumn time change October 27

A local notice urges owners to advance all timepieces eleven hours on October 27 instead of resetting backward to avoid damage to mechanisms. It warns against reversing hands and notes related local political and legal jabs about editors, libel suits, and sheriff candidates.

Lux Dan Lever Bros Fiat Pare

Newcomers from Western New York in Tucson

Mr and Mrs George A Gladden relocate to 34 Stone Avenue Tucson seeking health and better living. They were warned Tucson was a small adobe town, but found a pleasant orderly city. The Globe Times First issue from publishers Brown and Mintz appears Republican and dominant in local politics.

George A. Gladden New York Stone Avenue Mr. Gladden Tucson University of Arizona the Globe, Times Brown George A Mintz

Coal Miners Vote to Work Sundays in Pennsylvania

Seventy thousand miners in Central Pennsylvania bituminous coal fields voted to work Sundays to overcome production declines from influenza. Fuel Administrator Garfiel announced the decision, stemming from district concerns of a serious shortage due to the flu outbreak. Willard Service Station advertises battery and electrical equipment maintenance at 135 South Sixth Avenue.

Associated Press Washington Pennsylvania Garfiel Willard South Sixth Avenue

Narcotic Rule Modified to Fight Spanish Influenza

Washington October 2 1918 Internal Revenue Commissioner Roper eased narcotic refilling rules to allow duplication at doctors request to combat the Spanish influenza amid calls for medical flexibility and treatment options.

Washington Internal Revenue Roper

Football game canceled between Camp Funston and Fort Harrison

A scheduled football game between teams from Camp Funston and Fort Harrison Indiana has been cancelled due to a public gathering ban in the capital amid an epidemic. Word received today confirms the cancellation reflecting public health concerns.

Camp Funston Fort Benjamin Harrison Indiana

Boy Seeking Printing Trade Apprentice

Advertisement calls for a boy to learn the printing trade with public school education and willingness to work. Apply as Foreman at Citizen.

Notice Pus remo t ot tha teed th aftienes 4

The readable fragment mentions a notice with unclear wording and a date element likely the fourth, suggesting a public action or fee deadline. Details are fragmented, but indicates an official notice requiring action or acknowledgment by a stated date.

Old Home Remedy for Severe Cough and Chest Cold

A nostalgic home remedy advises using Pinex with sugar syrup or molasses to create a four pint cough cure. It claims quick, lasting relief by loosening phlegm and soothing throat membranes, noting Pinex as a concentrated Norway pine extract and warning against imitations.

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Fred T. Collter Rivernor Hullabaloo Gazette MC Sullivan Butte, Mont State House Geo W. P. Hunt State of Louis W. Lowenthal W. A. Moeur Sidney Osborn Fred Sutter Lamar Cobb Lnone Sutter Mr. Osborn California Reptile Press Geo. W. P. Hunt Colter and Pkra Ladd Carter Wiley Jones Atte Lille Tom Maddock France Pots Willard Wright Pima County Miner Prescott J. P. Mallory J. E. Dufton Kirke T. Moore Republican Vera Zoe Schurtz Olive G. Failor J. E. Woods Vic S. Griffith Fred C. Goodell County D. A. Paul A. R. Buehman Senate Willard S. Wright Grady Gammage Stanus George A. Tharpe Democratic F. A. Nathan Ajo Subaty Heipetrisce Charles H. Pogue North Stone Ave A. J. Menard N.C Nome Bernard C. F. Ainsworth Oscar L. Pease R. B. Vinson J.T Rye Miles Democratic Martin's Fla Gordes ARTI First Mortgage Tate Tenney Williams & Co Santa Aita Hotel E. F. Hutton & Co Wilson Studio K. Wilson Stone Ave Kodak Films L. C. Cowan City Recorder Frank T. Bailey George F. Gray Thos. R. Blair Ieee Prem
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