Tucson Citizen Publication Notice Details
The Tucson Citizen is a weekday and Sunday morning newspaper published in Tucson Arizona by The Citizen Publishing Company. It is associated with the American Newspaper Publishers Association and credits Associated Press and United Press wire services. The paper notes publication rights, address, and filing details for communications and circulation data.
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American Newspaper Publishers Ass's Audit Bureau OF Circulation
Arizona Daily Newspaper Association
Tucson
Arizona
Citizen Publishing Company
Frank H. Hitchcock
Tucson Citizen
Washingtons Vison of an Independent American Character
George Washington emphasizes a strict adherence to engagements while keeping the United States free from political ties to any foreign power. He argues a distinct American character will earn respect abroad and maintain domestic harmony, avoiding partisanship with Britain or France.
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Executive Department
United States
Europe
Great Britain
France
George Washington
Good Argument for Tariff From Democratic Times Support
The New York Times highlights a shrinking February export surplus of 11 million dollars tracing it to the Wilson Underwood low tariff and the wartime shift. It argues that higher Republican tariff rates actually promote imports and prevent unemployment, while Britain profits from invisible exports, underscoring the need for tariff-based protection and merchant marine policy.
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New York Times
The
Times
Europe
the Times
Great Britain
United States
Second Generation Education Key to Assimilation
James W. Gerard argues that reformers fail with the current generation but succeed with the next. He contends immigration challenges hinge on shaping youth in schools, urging parents to raise children with ideals of country and freedom, and highlighting the enduring impact of early learning on patriotism.
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James W. Gerard
Germany
Schoos
Sick word sparks debate over American identity in Rochester column
The Rochester Post-Express quotes Mrs. James Lee Laidlaw condemning European worship and calls Americans nauseated by foreign praise. She ridicules the League of Nations stance and argues natives should stop belittling their own country, urging critics to leave for Europe.
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Rochester
N. Y
Post-Express
Europe
James Lee Laidlaw
New York
Llague of Nations Non-Partisania Association
Americans Must Understand Immigrant Customs Says Woman Leader
Mrs Manley L Fosseen of Minnesota urges Americans to learn foreign customs and their potential contribution to national life. She notes one seventh foreign born and a third with mixed heritage, calls for a personal square deal for immigrants and warns against prejudice and exploitation.
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Manley L. Fosseen
Republican National Executive Committee
Minnesota
United States
Friends of Liberty
Gumble Gabble Won't Do It
An opinion piece argues that speeches and parades are not the solution to work troubles. The writer suggests a future simple method will disappoint those who favor grand public displays over practical reform.
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Toledo Blade
McAdoo Denies War Era Wage Raising Ties
The article reports Mr. McAdoo denying involvement in raising railroad wages during the war. It questions who did influence wage hikes, suggesting he opposed or distanced himself from the actions while noting his role related to the railroads.
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McAdoo
Artful Dodger
Portland
Express and Advertiser
Goose-Quillings Parody Column by Robert Quilllew
A satirical collection of quips and witticisms on politics finance and foreign relations. It mocks pacifism courts and world affairs with humorous one liners and wordplay.
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Robert Quilleworld
League healing Europe’s ills says returned professor
Charles Hodges an assistant professor of foreign trade at New York University argues the League of Nations offers the practical path to Europe’s postwar recovery. He says European politics block global commerce and that prosperity hinges on stabilizing political conditions.
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League of Nations
Charles Hodges
New York University
League
Europe
Hodges
League of Nations as economic stabilizer across Europe
The text outlines four groups of European stability tools: barrier removal to free trade, curbing unfair competition and labor exploitation, tailed expert economic surveys, and financial reconstruction in Austria as central to southern Europe’s stability. It emphasizes meetings like the Barcelona conference and ongoing international efforts.
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League of Nations
Europe
Barcelona
Tional Labor Organization
Austria
Wild West Night Ride Ends In Drunken Dare At Local Drug Store
A Jacksonville Oregon tale recalls a town with rough reputation when a rider entered on a mountain lion leading a wildcat with barbed wire. He drank carbolic and sulphuric acids at a drug store, claiming he hailed from Jacksonville but preferred leaving town for harder crowds.
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Jacksonville
Ore
Sip
On the Spur of the Mog
A fragmented excerpt discusses magazine purchases and tastes across genres. It mentions the League of Africa and various fashion and entertainment notes. The text references editors, stylists, Folies performances, and remarks about actors and dress trends.
Love Versus Money Becomes Theme In Miscellany
A collage of quotes and notes spans marriage for love versus money, summer weather and motorboats, storms and mosquitoes, dress goods advice, weather roundups, and a New York couple seeking divorce. The piece weaves casual musings with local observations and petty humor.
Thetan Dr John H Finley Moves in Education Circles
Dr John H Finley, noted educator and former head of New York’s Department of Education, is tied to possible appointments including ambassador to London. A Princeton lecturer and Times associate editor, Finley’s long career spans multiple educational boards and commissions.
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John H. Finley le Ru
Jotay
York State
George Harvey
Abassador
London
John Huston Finley
Grand Ridge
Graccaux College
Princeton
College of the
New York
The Old Familiar Faces Recalled in Verse
A fragmentary poem evokes nostalgia for childhood friends and lost loved ones. The speaker wanders like a ghost through memory, lamenting the vanished faces and doors of the past as Earth feels desertlike without them.
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