Tucson Citizen Mission Statement and Affiliations
The Tucson Citizen is a daily newspaper published in Tucson Arizona by The Citizen Publishing Company. It is affiliated with The Associated Press and United Press Leased Wire Service and carries standard notices and audit bureau affiliations.
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Tucson
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Frank H. Hitchcock
Tucson Citizen
Washingtons Vision of an American Character in White House
George Washington argues for a strictly independent United States free from foreign political alliances. He stresses acting for self interest to gain respect abroad and preserve harmony at home, avoiding partisan ties to Britain or France. He warns that entanglements could split the Union and undermine national unity.
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Executive Department
United States
Europe
Great Britain
France
George Washington
U. S. Patent System Lauded as World’s Best
A historical summary extols the U.S. patent system as the best globally, noting pre issuance examination, widespread adoption by other nations, and its role in driving invention and industrial growth across sectors from sewing machines to phonographs, with vast patent data and industry impact.
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United States
Patent Office
Inquiring Reporter Probes U S War Roles in 1993
The Chicago Tribune raises a question about American military service options amid a global drive for reparations. It asks whether the United States should deploy infantry forces or armored tank units, exploring strategic implications.
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U. S
Patent Office Gazette Promotes Public Access to Inventions
The Patent Office maintains open access to patent records for industry, inviting inventors, manufacturers, and attorneys to search and learn about industrial subjects. It issues a weekly gazette and prints all patents, selling copies for ten cents each to broaden knowledge dissemination.
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Patent Office
Native population in Alaska shows growth and varied tribes
Interior figures list 27 153 natives in Alaska up 1 822 in ten years while whites decline. Eskimos Aleuts Tlingits and Athabascans make up the four tribes with about 400 voters in territorial government. Federal road aid could put 90 percent of residents within ten miles of a highway.
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Department of the Interior
Bureau of Education
Alaska
Arctic
Bering Sea
Aleutian Islands
Republican Congress
Greeks and Turks War Talk Questioned by Editors
The note references editors asking why the League of Nations does not curb renewed tensions between Greek and Turkish authorities, hinting at foreign policy debate in Detroit Free Press circles. It cites Mr. Holt as a referenced editor in the discussion.
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MR. Holt
Detroit Free Press
League of Nations
Communists like this country because they can get something to eat
A fragment from the Toledo Blade quotes a critic stating that Communists admire the United States for access to food, reflecting a controversial wartime sentiment.
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Toledo Blade
Simon Pure Sovietism shines in Omaha Bee comment
The Omaha Bee notes a practice of the Soviet government where any plotter against the regime is executed. The item contrasts this with reception in the United States and hints at harsh methods used by the Leninites to quell dissent.
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Simon
United States
War Talk Sparks Winter Reflections
In winter Eve, the text contemplates hunger and cold while in summer it shifts to the belief that war should be addressed. The lines juxtapose hardship with political action and suggest a call to resolve ongoing conflict.
On the Spur of the Moment or Kk MOOLTS A Wise Man
A humorous verse about a man who buys a wife a silk gown for 19.98 and is scolded for not reading ads, followed by a joke about an American in Berlin discarding a two million mark cigar. A scientist asks if the well to do should economize, noting their supposed advantage.
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Kk Moolts
Berlin
Quillings and Opinions From a Paragrapher
A collection of satirical quips and aphorisms by a noted paragrapher. It mocks statesmen, social norms, and rural pride with comic observations on language, leisure, and everyday life. Protective note credits Associated Editors.
He Loved Her Yet Her Need Remains Unmet
A pithy quotation by Marcel Steinbrugge about a woman whose desires persist beyond love marriage and divorce. The text notes her discontent despite affection wealth and alimony, highlighting enduring dissatisfaction.
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Marcel Steinbrugge
City ordinance bans street driving by youths
The city council passed an ordinance prohibiting boys under sixteen from driving teams on the street, a measure the report calls a judicious step in the right direction.
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Andey
Wyvern Home News Snips From Skowhegan Notes
F Wing and family visit Fairfield this week. E Warren Hymer will dive from a 30 foot platform into the lake during the weekly celebration in a white suit. Elmer Roy Clemons bought a work horse at Waterville last week. Roy fears the horse will have to work hard. Miss Louisa Schnntzel enjoys a two week shoe shop vacation. A London note says the Prince of Wales likely to stay single. A policeman warns an auto driver to move along or leave.
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F. Wing
Fairfield
E. Warren Hymer
Mr. Hymer
Elmer Roy Clemons
Meador
Waterville
Roy
Louisa Schnntzel
Skowhegan
West Congress Resorts Hail San Francisco Fight Returns
Excitement at West Congress street resorts as San Francisco fight results arrive. Corbett supporters miscalculated enduring punishment to the twentieth round and Jeffries prevailed. Wagering was light due to perceived odds.
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West
Congress Street
San Francisco
Corbett
Jeffries
Steamer Near Dock Sparks Hasty Escape
A steamer neared the dock when a sudden commotion broke out and a man ran from the dock in a wild, urgent rush.
Professor Douglas to Return from Leave of Absence
Ten years ago today Professor A E Douglas head of physics and astronomy at the University ends a year long leave spent in Germany and at Harvard University. He is noted for joining the American Geographical Society. Mrs Douglas interrupted Radcliffe College gates with shouts as the boat arrived and he made a daring boat deck landing in a single leap. A printer in the east is accused of having three wives.
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A. E. Douglas
Germany
Harvard University
American Geographical Jety
German Count Discusses Reparations and Inflation
Count Kessler of Germany warned in Williamstown that reparations payments fueled inflation, keeping Germany in deficit and harming trade. He argued currency depreciation helped the nation resist allied finance, urged an impartial commission to assess currency appreciation.
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Williamstown
Mass
Coun Kessler
Germany
Keesle
Flation
Perts
Count Kessler
Day's Ni L Busby Named Publicity Man After Death
L White Busby, publicity head, succeeds the late Soaner evan Washington K ent in the wake of Curtis' accidental death at the outset of President Harding's Alaska trip. An Ohio native from Vienna born December 2 1852, Busby rose from public school to journalism with Chicago Inter Ocean, later serving as secretary to the speaker and as a diplomat in U S Canadian water questions and political writings.
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L. White Busby
Evan Washington Kent
Curtis
Harding
Alaska
Usby
Vienna
Ohio
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Chicago Inter
House of Representatives and
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Dimner and Elsie clash as tension rises at home
A fragmented scene shows Dimner arguing with her mother and Elsie with lines about exasperation and a visitor arriving, revealing domestic strain and heated exchanges as one character presses for control while another resists. The dialogue hints at deeper conflict and a looming interruption.
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