Colter criticized for poor Liberty Loan drive in Phoenix
The editorial notes Colter as governor candidate Colter led a Liberty Loan committee but issued few reports and delegated tasks without follow through. It contrasts Colter's apparent busyness with Tom Campbell’s active campaign work and cites disapproval from local business and women workers over the fundraising effort in Phoenix and Maricopa County.
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Od Campbell
Joan Phoenix
Fred T. Colter
Colter
Mvass
State House
Land Department
Hat
Liberty Loan
Coulter
Women
Tom Campbell
Arizona
Phoenix
Maricopa County
Wild Cat Dave Johnson Seeks Arizona Corporation Seat
The piece accuses state treasurer Dave Johnson of ties to a stock jobbing outfit and endorsing penny stocks. It calls for voting against him to protect Arizona investors and questions his future actions as a member of the Arizona Corporation Commission.
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Dave Johnson
Arizona Corporation Commission
Arizona
Johnson
Dave
General Securities and Investment Company
Corporation Commission
Wild Cat
Unconditional surrender debated in American view of victory
A local analysis contrasts the term unconditional surrender with historical precedents. It argues Americans expect Germany to lay down arms, be occupied, pay damages, and yield to a democratic government under allied oversight, citing Versailles and Napoleon III for comparison.
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Fontente
Rhine
America
Germany
France
Versailles
Napoleon 111
Bismarck
Denmark
Austria
Kaiser
Napoleon the Great
Prussia
St. Helena
Beast
Berlin
Napoleon
Beware of German Bluff and Food Conservation Call
A wartime exhortation warns against trusting German censorship and food rumors in Austria and Germany. It urges steadfast economy and conservation of staple foods, noting thousands of American soldiers and 120 million allied civilians must be fed. It calls households to use seasonal foods and build reserves of food, men, and munitions.
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Austria
Germany
France
Women Leaders Call for Broad Labor Mobilization
A speaker argues that American women will answer a wartime call as European women have done, noting the reservoir of labor ready to be tapped. She warns that the draft will increase demands and urges rapid action to mobilize women across professional, university, and factory work.
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Europe
State Board Action Described In Unclear Transcript
Fragmentary text appears to discuss a state board action or statement but is garbled. The readable bits reference a board, a representative, and a period or date, but specific names or outcomes are not discernible.
Japan Typhoon JS Claims Wide Losses
Reports indicate heavy casualties from Typhoon JS in Miwest Japan with widespread property damage. Early details show numerous homes destroyed and infrastructure disrupted as rescue teams assess affected districts.
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Miwest
Japan
Sentens Heileratie Lass
Vite
Dundee
Contagion and Christian Science Teachings of Healing Power
A discussion on Christian Science as a remedy for disease. It cites Mrs. Eddy and Jesus, contrasts material remedies with spiritual healing, and argues that truth of Principle defeats evil. The piece emphasizes angels as divine thoughts guiding humanity toward health and declares science as the universal panacea against disease and fear.
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Christian Science Monster
Eddy
Principe
Mrs. Eddy
Science and Health
Lakes Sailors Win One Star and Lose Another
The Great Lakes Naval Training Station adds Roscoe Minton of Indiana to its football squad while losing Handsome Jack Threefe a middleweight boxing instructor. Minton, a Minnesota guard from 1997, joins as Eckland departs. Northwestern University game remains the upcoming challenge.
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Creat Lakes
Great Lakes
Great Lakes Naval Training Station
Jack Trheefe
Mississippi
Roscoe Minton
Indiana
Northwestern University
Eckland
Minnesota
Express Rate Increases Approved by ICC
The Interstate Commerce Commission approved today increases in express rates and proposed changing contracts with the railroad administration to allocate more of the transportation charges to express companies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Interstate Commerce Commission
Railroad Administration
Composer Lecocq Dies at Parkin
Charles Lecocq the Tosie composer died today in Parkin after a long career shaping operetta music. His works influenced early 20th century French theater and he was celebrated across Europe for melodic invention.
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Lecoco
Parkin
Charles Lecocq
The Horrible Handicap of Poisoned Blood
An ad touts S S S as a remedy for inherited blood disorders such as Scrofula. It claims the product, a vegetable antidote, cleanses impurities and restores purity. Readers are urged to write Swift & Co for advice and purchase through drug stores or medical advisers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
SSS
Swift Specaitie Co
Swift Laboratory
Atlanta
Dempsey Seeks Willard Fight For War Fund
New York October 26 Jack Dempsey requests a match with Jess Willard at any time and place, offering all proceeds to the United War Work Campaign. The appeal comes as fresh regulation on cotton distribution is announced by federal officials.
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New York
Jack Dempsey
Jess Willard
James Croffrath
United War Work
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J. P. Mallory
Kirke T. Moore
J. E. Woods
Vera Zoe Schurtzee
Olive G. Failor
Fred C. Goodell
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Pima County
Charles H. Pogue
North Stone Ave
C. F. Ainsworth
Oscar L. Pease
Justice of the Peace
Mabel C. Chambers
D. A. Paul
Tucson
Ce OF Peace Staiis
University of Arizona
George A. Tharpe
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N. C
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J. T
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Miles Democratic
Woodstock
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South Fifth Ave
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Sian
Kodak Films
L. C. Cowan
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George F. Gray
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