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Newspaper
Tucson Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Oct 31, 1918
Page
5
The editorial argues the Republican Party is the natural majority and should influence peace negotiations after the war. It asserts voters should choose Congress based on national interest, not administration, warning of a Potsdam era flag raising if elections swing to defect against the government.
An essay frames American soldiers as brave jokers who blend humor with courage. It recalls their London march to the front, their camaraderie with French allies, and a culture of resilient wit amid peril. The piece extols their laughter as a shield against fear and a sign of life, liberty, and loyalty.
After Fred T. Colter won the Democratic gubernatorial nomination for Arizona a constitutional ban on lawmakers holding offices with increased salaries during their term is cited. Stoneman and Wilkinson voice different views while Colter presses on. Critics urge withdrawal and adherence to the constitution, arguing the law bars his governorship.
The Arizona Gazette discusses Amendment 100 proposing that compensation for work injuries be handled by a state board and funded from a state pool. It argues the change may reduce friction between employers and workers by removing direct employer liability and shifting payments to a three member Industrial Accident Board appointed by the governor.
ADITORS say the measure would base premiums on employer payrolls and extend state insurance to reduce court costs and taxpayer burden. The reform, once opposed by some labor groups and feared as corporate ploy, now appears more favorable to employees than employers.
Judge William W. Merrow of the U S Circuit Court in San Francisco uttered a patriotic creed in Tucson that has been adopted across the country by the YMCA and Boy Scouts. It proclaims attachment to the Constitution, government by the people, liberty, equality, justice, and humanity, and pledges service to the United States and defense against enemies.
Twenty years ago in Tucson a speech by a local figure claimed Arizona must gain rights and a voice in settling questions, supporting electing Brodie and statehood. The report notes entertainment acts in Total Wreck Last Chance and Papvage Ranch, and mentions a Jerusalem ceremony with Emperor William on Mount Zion involving German and Turkish flags and a gift to German Catholics.
The report notes deer swarms in the Chiricahua region affecting ranchers. George Shoepner returns from a hunting trip with a fine buck. A rancher, Mot Schwab, is said to have killed four six point bucks four miles from Avadr.
Prince Yoothite presents a sword and field marshal badge on behalf of Japan to King George at Buckingham Palace. The King offers high tribute to Japan for its military role and the ceremony is noted amid broader wartime acknowledgments.
The citation praises General Debeny for halting German advances toward Amiens, his capture of Montbiddier, and driving Allied lines forward to the Somme, highlighting his notable achievements in France.
Airman Jackson of Raymond Mississippi died when his plane crashed to the earth at Selfridge Field. The collision occurred from a height of ten feet. The cause of the accident has not been determined.
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