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Newspaper

Tucson Citizen

Location

Tucson, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Oct 28, 1916

Page

4

Hughes as a Labor Ally in U.S. Supreme Court History

The article defends Justice Hughes as a consistent friend of labor, detailing his decisions supporting workers. It cites cases on eight hour laws, labor unions, protections for women workers, child labor limits, and anti‑trust rulings, arguing his record shows loyalty to wage earners over political attacks.

Hughes Wee Othe Labor John Cylanim Legislative Lm Tth Lalor Finn Albany Supreme Court Arizona Tiyaur Mr. Hughes Danbury Hatters Dem B. and O. Railway Interstate Commerce Commision Railway Justice Hughes Commission Justice Holmes Miller B. and T. Railway McGuire P. B. and W. Railway Schubert Gompers United States

Confusion Over Ashurst Roosevelt Duel Of Flags and Mexico Deaths

The piece rebukes a made up Flagstaff interview cited against Colonel Roosevelt and ridicules Senator Ashurst for claiming Americans were killed in Mexico under Roosevelt, noting the absurdity and public misstatements amid partisan rhetoric. It cites a Phoenix talk misquoting Roosevelt and cites broader concerns about inflated comparisons between administrations.

National

Republican Ticket for President and Vice President

The slate lists Charles E. Hughes for President and Charles W. Fairbanks for Vice President with electors Joseph H. Kibbey Henry L. Eads and others including J. L. Hubbell John Greenway and W. W. Cooke as Presidential Electors for the party.

Charles E. Hughes Charles W. Fairbanks Joseph H. Kibbey Henry L. Eads J. L. Hubbell John €. Greenway W. W. Cooke

State Ticket Names Listed for Election Ballot

A list shows candidates for the state ticket including E. Campbell Otis J. Baughn Joe V. Prochaska Dean Merrill John A. Campbell J. L. Gust G. H. Smalley J. H. Cloonan H. E. Matthews Norman J. McKenzie. The readable fragment outlines multiple names likely circulated for political roles.

Thus. E. Campbell Otis J. Baughn Joe V. Prochaska Dean Merrill John A. Campbell J. L. Gust G. H. Smalley J. H. Cloonan H. E. Matthews Norman J. McKenzie

Apology by union leader rectifies false claim about Norman McKenzie

Omitted misstatement in Bisbee era report is corrected by J A Libes, president, who admits basing the claim on circumstantial evidence and now states the error. The letter to the Arizona Labor Journal disclaims any official union stance and seeks justice for McKenzie the mine inspector candidate.

Arizona Labor Journal Norman J McKenzie Mine Inspectra Bisbee Oatman Ariz Norman McKenzie McKenzie Stan J A. Libes

Americans Murdered in Mexico and Accountability Failures

The text argues Americans murdered in Mexico under Wilson and Roosevelt administrations were by organized factions or private killers. It contends there was always a definable faction to hold accountable, unlike private murders with unknown perpetrators, and notes earlier Diaz regime justice was prompt and decisive.

Mexico Wilson

Pima County Campaign Emphasizes Local Government

The piece argues for strong local governance in Pima County urging voters to focus on local offices and examine candidate records. It praises the Republican county ticket as composed of men with sound business principles and encourages informed voting for efficient public service.

Gos Pris Republican County Pima County

Congregational Church Changes Meeting Hour

Congregational Church arranges a new meeting hour with services at 240 oclock replacing 8 oclock. A special opening service features a chorus led by sopranos Miss Pest and others, with Vera Stein singing a solo and E F Miller performing a tenor solo. Pastor A Binkhorst will give a short address.

Sopraners Mice Pest Jeffers Miller Urehem Willer Leasher Tressus Butter Wilton Lave Vera Stein Wive Vin Ioa Pathetique Goddard EF. &. Miller A. Binkhorst Wil Gue

Woman’s Wilson Club Plans Evening Celebration

A local Woman's Wilson Club announces an evening celebration at its headquarters. The event will feature a Wilson message and remarks by speakers. All women and club members are invited to attend for social and civic activities.

Woman’s Wilson Club Wilson Tyccon Pepery Ske

Tow i] Mrs Turner Charged With Misconduct

A misspelled and fragmentary note indicates Mrs Turner faces purported misconduct charges.details unclear due to garbled OCR but reference to Tow indicates possible towing issue linked to her.

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