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Newspaper
Tucson Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Sep 29, 1918
Page
9
Editorial urges every citizen of Pima County to participate in the Liberty Loan drive. It emphasizes meeting quotas, stresses sacrifices and subscriptions, and praises supporters for loan investments that back war effort and aid those suffering abroad.
The article notes Bulgaria seeks an armistice with France and Britain while still allied with the Kaiser, citing internal strife and advancing Allied forces. It references the moral weight of fighting on, invoking the poem In Flanders Fields and pledges to stay the course until total victory is achieved for liberty.
A reprinted column from Clay Centre Kansas argues major papers may ignore William Jennings Bryan as a news choice. It posits suppression is due to news priorities not a conspiracy, noting Bryan’s prominence remains via his Commoner and the public interest in other topics.
A critical wartime essay argues Germany’s morale is broken and its civilian economy collapsed. It blasts Crown Prince Wilhelm as unfit and predicts Allied victory, urges an eight billion dollar Fourth Liberty Loan, and envisions postwar justice via an international court.
Twenty years ago in Tucson a report notes Aguinaldo proclaimed independence from United States rule including Manila with troops review at Malolos and speakers amid celebration. A demolition began on Congress street to clear a site for a two story brick building owned by J Trancevich.
Captain Jeseop Exall of the United States Army has been assigned as a special instructor in grenades at the University of Arizona. He will remain in command as senior officer with other instructors likely to be assigned. High school graduates are signing up for the Student Army Training Corps and will be inducted next Tuesday. Applications for admission to the Officers Training Camp at Leon Springs, Texas are due by October 15.
The ad promotes Velasco oils and lubricants with Velas Co branding. It urges customers to think of Velasco when car needs gas or oil and mentions premium products like Red Crown gas Zeroline lubricating oil. It also touts accessories such as tires funnels chains lamp globes and pumps.
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