Tucson Citizen Publishing Details and Postal Information
The Tucson Citizen is published weekday evenings and Sunday mornings in Tucson Arizona by Theitizes Publishing Company. Frank H Hitchcock is president. Mail communications to The Tucson Citizen Citizen Building. Entered as second class matter October 10 1902 at the Tucson post office under the act of March 2 1879.
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Tucson
Arizona
Theitizes Publishing Company
Frank H. Hitchcock
Tecson Citizen
Citizen
Arigona
An American Character and a Strict Neutral Policy
George Washington states a goal to uphold all engagements while keeping the United States free from political entanglements with other nations. He argues American independence will earn respect abroad and preserve domestic harmony.
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Executive Department
United States
Europe
Great Britain
France
George Washington
Senator Hughes Pushes Quick U S Recognition of Lenin Regime
The piece surveys Senator Hughes's stance from Europe on immediate U S recognition of Soviet Russia. It contrasts his view with British trade policy and cites Hughes 1921 remarks that Russia must guarantee private property and contract rights before trade resumes. It notes Lenin's limited gestures without concrete reform and cautions against premature ties.
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Europe
Russia
United States
Lenin
Moscow
Philip Lloyd-Greame
British Board of Trade
House of Commons
Great Britain
Hughes
Samuel Gompers
Lenine
Apital
Women favor prohibition and enforcement says Mrs. Yost
Mrs. Ellis Yost, vice chair of the women's congressional committee and WCTU leader, says women nationwide unite on prohibition and its enforcement. She notes sixteen organizations lobby together, including the League of Women Voters and the Business and Professional Women's Trade Union League, to support anti repeal efforts ahead of Congress.
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Ellis Yost
Women’s Joint Congressional Committee
Washington, D. C
Woman's Christian Temperance Union
Congressional
League of Women Voters
Business and Professional Women’s Trade Union League
Washington
On the Spur of the Moment Roy K Moult TM
A humorous verse admonishes readers to shout plagiarism and hype at songs and lines seen as sham and stale. It mocks overused quips and fans a culture of loud complaints about novelty and originality in performances and writing.
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Roy K. Moult
Cook's tour silence sparks oil instead of coal fear
The U S Coal Commission notes that coal miners may be killing a goose that laid them golden eggs. Railroads factories and homeowners plan to switch to fuel oil as coal costs rise while oil prices fall. A larger oil demand and weaker coal demand could balance prices, underscoring supply and demand as the great price ajuster.
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U. S. Coal Commission
Law of
Goose-Quillings On Prohibition And Public Figures
A collection of wry opinions on science, reform, and the political scene. The writer mocks heat trend forecasts, recalls Fosdick, jokes about juries, vacations, and neighbors, and playfully critiques prohibition campaigning.
Fragmented Opinion Notes From a 1900s Page
A jumble of phrases reflects editorial asides on conscience fairness work conditions and social quips. The text mentions Judge Gary a twelve hour day for farm hands and vague references to books politicians and domestic duties with errors and unfinished thoughts.
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Gary
Savages Hear Phonograph First Time Headline Sparks Debate
A fragmented column muses on progress and morals, contrasting funerals as civic aid with outdated views on slavery and rum running, noting attitudes of politicians and citizens in a reflective, editorial tone.
Ford Campaign Turns Serious in Public Perception
The piece notes a shift as the Ford campaign moves beyond joke status toward seriousness in public perception, signaling growing legitimacy and attention from voters and commentators.
Bear disrupts Altoona drive on mountain road
Dispatch from Altoona notes R. E. Chavez his wife and ten year old son Eglon were halted by a large black bear east of Cresson while traveling to Harrisburg for relatives. The bear moved into a ravine and the family continued their trip.
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Philadelphia
Altoona
Johnstown
R. E. Chaver
Eglon
W. V
Cresson
Chaver
Chavez
Harrisburg
Dinner Tables and Prohibition Jests from Early Humor
A string of brief quips recalls social mores and light humor: a friend avoids prohibition yet asks for a quart, a neighbor explains a sobbing boy’s cat death, a boy confesses paw’s whipping, a Holy Roller testimonial provokes a backstage joke, and a devout sister’s verse elicits a playful pickup line.
Vaudeville Humor and Jazz Echoes in Paris Venues
A lively note on Paris theater culture recalls Theatre Sarah Bernhardt and other venues while contrasting American vaudeville humor with Russian tastes. It cites playful tips for readers on lawful daily conduct and jokes about a man who redrew a world atlas monthly due to expenses.
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Theatre Sarah Bernhardt
L’ Athenee Bouffes
Palais-Royal
Gymmace
Theatre Michel Gaite-Lyrique
Theatre Des Champs-Elysees
Trimin-Lyrique
Paris
Farm Labor Party Idea Faces Skepticism and Division
The piece argues that aligning farmers and wage earners in a single party is flawed. It notes farmers and workers share concerns yet diverge on capital and economics. It cites tensions at a recent convention and warns radical elements threaten unity within established interests.
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Minneapolis Tra
Who's Who in Day's Nicholas Pashitch
A profile of Nicholas Pashitch, Serbian premier, detailing his rise from risky early years to leadership, his battles with rival Milos Obrenovic and King Alexander, and his role in restoring the Obrenovic-Georgevitch line and guiding Serbia through European tensions with cautious diplomacy.
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Nicholas Pashitch
Cern
King
Pashitch
Milan
Pashitche
Milas
Alexander Obrenovitelst
Obernovitch
Georgevitch
Ime
Peters Alexander
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