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Newspaper
Tucson Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Sep 27, 1918
Page
4
Editorial urges Tucson residents to exceed the Fourth Liberty Loan quota of 1.54 million, stressing patriotic duty and personal sacrifice. It warns against vanity spending and calls on every reader to redirect nonessential expenditures to fund war bonds, aligning with soldiers’ sacrifice and national effort.
A critical look at George Willy Hunt and his maneuvers over a $12,000 business edge and the handling of constitutional hurdles around Colter's eligibility. The piece skewers Hunt as vainglorious and hints Colter’s bid may hinge on Hunt’s ability to stay in power, warning Arizonans against electing Colter or repeating the Hunt pattern.
A fragmented report recalls a Tucson event where volunteers gathered for a community drive. The piece mentions a $2,250 incentive and a call to action that drew participants to a central location for a ceremonial ball and related activities.
The government seeks reversal of two federal rulings affecting interstate liquor shipments. Officials argue that liquor transported across state lines for non personal use falls under interstate commerce and can be restricted. The Toledo war measure article notes boxing as a wartime activity and related mobilization.
Sept. 25 Great Lakes athletic training units suspend football drills due to influenza. Commandant Captain Moffart ordered the final period at large before a break, with practice curtailed. The team will resume with a trip to Iowa University next Saturday for a game.
Philadelphia reports the university council on athletics approves allowing all members of the student army to join the football team. Candidates report tomorrow after a one and a half hour practice with Saturdays free for safety and economy due to training corps numbers.
A press wire report notes that returning soldiers from the front face debates on reintegration. Speakers urge training in vocational and technical work to aid veterans. Officials cite Canada offering more than America in veteran training as study continues.
Recleaned barley seed advertised for seed testing and sample services by Grain and Implement Company. Phone contact listed for inquiries.
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