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Newspaper
Tucson Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Sep 27, 1918
Page
3
Incomplete text from a local page segment shows garbled names and phrases. It appears to reference people and events but lacks clear context, dates, or identifiable organizations.
A female workers group in the Liberty Loan drive scheduled a Friday meeting at the South Stern office. The gathering will feature several speakers and aims to boost patriotism and recruitment for the campaign.
Dr Lowhinood is expected to arrive tonight in Tuccom amid a flurry of activity. The telegram notes the United War Workers conference and a state gathering as part of the visit, with plans to meet officials and discuss campaign logistics.
A report details plans to establish a YWCA unit at the University of Arizona in Tucson. Officials discuss leadership, architecture, and funding for the program to support students in training, with local merchants aiding the enterprise and volunteers sought for service.
A guest at the Luncheon Club answered questions from an eager audience about Germany and the war. He warned that peace offers may be used to advance autocracy and urged accountability for military leaders as they face postwar consequences. He also discussed the crown prince and political tensions in Europe.
Article reports General Pershing suggesting delaying Class 1 Y M C A volunteers for overseas duty. Carter heads the Y M C A overseas force. plan would reclassify men aged 22 to 45 as deferred or assigned to other classes until called for military service. The aim is to avoid disrupting YMCA work while still supporting military needs.
Auction set by federal custodian under presidential executive order to sell estate assets in New York Riverside Drive owned by Lilly Burgh, widow of Adolphus Fush, once a St. Louis brewer, following lien and private sale authority disclosed today.
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