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Newspaper
Tucson Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Oct 26, 1918
Page
2
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Readable fragments describe a legal or political confrontation with counterclaims and procedural notes. Mentions a trial date and a governing order, with references to authorities, financial penalties, and a contested award. The text remains garbled and lacks clear outcomes or identities.
King Albert Praises Allied Victory Mission and Belgian Resolve
In a Paris dispatch King Albert of Belgium lauded Allied successes and urged patience as troops push toward Brussels. He noted the Scheldt River barrier and the Dunkirk bombardment gun captured intact, with splinters bearing witness to the battle’s intensity.
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Albert
Belgium
Paris
Brussels
Dunkirk
Leugenboom
Torpedoing of Ship Bearing Kitchener Laid to Ex Czarina
Fragmented wartime report claims a vessel carrying Lord Kitchener and the former Russian czarina was sunk by a German attack aided by a man who allegedly provided key intelligence. The czarina reportedly remained in her apartments in Petrograd as the claim circulated.
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Kitchener
Czarina
Informa- Man
Gerwit Imarines
Lord Kitchener
Groverr
Salvator Army
Khetrograd
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Ser Oavraibai Pou
Fragmented OCR Notice Summary
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Train Strikes Diers in Unclear Incident
An incident on a train left several passengers struck or injured. Eyewitnesses describe confusion aboard the car as responders moved to aid those affected. Authorities opened an investigation to determine cause and assess any safety failures.
War Situation At A Glance From Allied Advances
Allied forces press south of Valenciennes and near Morimal forest while French and American units push German lines east of the Oise canal and Meuse front. Italian front activity grows near Brenta and Piave as Vienna notes Austrian retreats toward dagodina near Belgrade. Belgian theater shows a lull but heavy guns massing along Scheldt and Recoeze areas signal possible renewed action.
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Kriemhild
Argonne Forest
Meuse
Banthe Ville
Viena
Brenta
Piave
Montello
Belgium
Scheldriver
Recoo-Zeebruggze
Oienport
Ghent
Dvina
Russia
Freeneh
Serbia
Vienna
Dagodina
Belgrade
Austria
Wilsons peace note praised by newspapers in Paris reports
The British press in Paris widely lauds President Wilson for proposing terms to the Germans and seeking an armistice. Editors from The Telegraph The Times The Post The Express The Daily Mail emphasize Wilsons diplomacy and demand German surrender if peace terms are refused. Colonel House arrival signals coordinated Allied strategy.
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Wilson
Telegraph
the Times
Wison
Ndt
the Express
Wilys Tate
The
Times
House
France
Daily Mail
Yankee sixteens enter front line for overwhelming firepower
The army receives sixteen inch naval guns with 66 foot long 100 ton carriages, 50 calibre rifles firing near ton shells. Navy crews have long helped on the Meuse front with 12 inch guns and now Pershing's forces deploy the largest artillery yet. Berlin reports partial American repulse on both Meuse banks.
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Fcan
Navy
Pershing
Berlin
London
Meuse
France Approves Wilson Note as Armistice Condition
Paris reports swift, broad approval of President Wilson's note to Germany. French papers translate the reply and discuss its aim to make a German armistice durable and prevent a resurgence of war. European allied governments are urged to coordinate next steps as the note shapes the peace dialogue.
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France
Wilson
Paris
Germany
la Liberte
Europe
United States
Eutone
Burov
Prison camp names released as war lists include Ellinwood
The War Department announced four officers and 79 enlisted men in German prison camps. Among them Private Ralph E. Ellinwood of Bisbee Arizona is listed at Langensalza. Other names include Lieut Horace Schmidtler of Klamath Falls and Private Ef Ron Salarez of Espanola New Mexico. The report accompanies a cotton census noting 6 790 032 running bases through October 18 with 113 325 round bales and 9 750 Sea Island bales.
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Associated Press
Inashington
War Department
Horace Schidtler
Horace Schidler
Klamath
Falls
Washington
Sea Island
Inscription Model Proposed for Liberty Bell Cast
Officials discuss language for the new Liberty Bell inscription modeled after the famous Liberty Bell wording. The proposal aims to echo the original tone and reflect the session’s official language in the project.
Political Debate in Senate Over Wilson Note
In Washington on October 25 Republican senators clashed over Wilson's fourteenth note on free trade. Senator Thomas of Colorado argued the president meant no prohibitive tariffs, while Senator Watson of Indiana said Republicans opposed tying domestic policy to any treaty, including a peace agreement.
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Senate
Wilson
Washington
Thomas
Colorado
Watson
Indiana
United States
London Paper Endorses Wilsons Latest Answer
London paper backs President Wilson noting his latest note to Germany. It argues his reply rejects German overtures and maintains U.S. demands and strategy. The discussion emphasizes decisive terms and the president's stance against capitulation.
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London
Indorses
Wilson
Pah
Germany
Reichstag Votes Confidence in Prince Max
Reichstag grants Prince Max a vote of confidence amid political turmoil. The vote results appear uncertain in the scrambled report, with fragments indicating a narrow margin and low turnout. Strong entities include Reichstag and Prince Max, with unclear details on opposing factions or exact percentages.
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Reichstag
Prince Max
TOM CAMPBELL PLANS NEW SPEAKING TOUR
Tom Campbell launches a statewide speaking tour through southern Arizona with stops in Yuma Ajo Nogales Douglas Globe and Miami as he campaigns for public office. The plan includes regional rallies and public events to boost support ahead of the election amid party debates over labor issues and Wobblies opposition.
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State Board of Health
Hunt
Colter
Tom Campbell
Souther
Yura
Tonmbetone
Blister
Douglas Hletoher de McNeal
Courtland Arce
Gleeson
Willcox
Bowle Chetoher
Selomorville
Safford Thatcher
Pima
Ft. Thomas
Globe and Miami
Hayden Hadio
Carl Hayden
Aound
Carter
Jis
Maricopa County
Phoenix
Hayden
Mark Smith
Henry Ashurat
Arizona
Veavile
Compton
Joe Compton
Fiiday
Corporation Commission
Southern Pacific
Order of Raiiroat
Arizona Federation of Labor
Tucsoa
Tucson
Dayne
Jane
Cade Grande
Supreme Judge
Jack White
Coshise County
Matthews
H HK Matthews
Fred Colter
Harry Wilkerson
I W. W
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Congressman Kahn Slayden T ree Special to The Citizen
Congressman Julius Kahn of San Francisco, ranking member of the House Military Affairs Committee, visits Flagstaff en route home from Washington. He views a telegram claimed from President Wilson praising Carl Hayden, a former major in the army, amid Hayden’s re election bid. Kahn questions the telegram’s content and recalls Stavden of Texas withdrawing from reelection after a presidential letter.
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Flagstaff
Ariz
Julius Kahn
San Francisco
House Committee On Military Affairs
House of Representatives
Washington
Kahn
Wilson
George Babbitt
Carl Hayden
Congress
Congressman Kahn
Mr. Labbitt
United States
Hayden
Con“gressman Stavden
Texas
ConTressman
Stavden
Negroes Held With High Cases Of Whiskey
The report notes several arrests by deputies, including Dr Devuties Johnsen and Hill, as authorities allege whiskey offenses involving multiple individuals. Details are fragmented but indicate a local crackdown and multiple suspects, with names partially obscured in the OCR text.
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Ant—Ternesr
Marsha
Mm -Actomome
Devuties Johnsen
Hill- Yessays
Improperly Transcribed Trade Notices in Atlanta Firm
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Kaiser in Dire Need of Gott's Aid Now in German Papers
Basel report notes German papers comment on President Wilson's latest note to Germany. Berlin's national Zeitung says Wilson answered quickly and that Emperor William's appeal for God’s help comes at a fitting time. Neueste Nachrichten adds the reply brings them closer to peace despite adversity.
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Associated Press
Basel
Switzerland
Wilson
Germany
National Zeitung
Berlin
William
Neueste Nachrichten
Battle Rages Near Valenciennes In World War I
British forces advance east of Le Cateau and seize Maing and Vendegnes while probing toward Condee crossing near Valenciennes. French units repulse canal-crossing attempts near Sambre Oise and push along the Serre and Souche rivers. Americans gain ground along the Meuse center and left sectors, capturing ridges near Grand and extending lines toward Bantheville and Rannes woods.
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Oise
Serre
Valenciennes
Haig
Lequesnoy
Mons
Moebenge
Maing
Vendegnies
Ecaillon
Valenc
Rethel
Ardennes Canal
Ambly
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Amagne
Aisne
Meuseth
Danvillers
Bois D'Ormont
Meuse
Grand Or
Rannes Wood
Bantheville Wood
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