The Tucson Citizen description and publishing note
The Tucson Citizen, associated Press leased wire daily and Sunday. Published every weekday evening and Sunday morning in Tucson Arizona by The Citizen Publishing Company. Address communications to The Tucson Citizen. Entered as second class matter October 10 1902 at the Tucson post office.
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American Character and Neutrality in George Washington’s Vision
Washington states a policy of strict compliance with engagements while avoiding political alliances, aiming to preserve an American character. He argues independence from European influence to earn abroad respect and maintain domestic harmony without partisan ties to Britain or France.
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United States
Europe
Great Britain
France
George Washington
United States Calls Out Misleading European Reports
The State Department condemns repeated false reports sent to Europe about U S policy. Secretary Hughes’s New Haven address is cited as clear, steady policy, with critics accused of covertly misrepresenting it. The piece urges identifying and shaming authors of false intelligence to curb the misinformation campaign.
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Europe
United States
Hughes
New Haven
Internationalism and patriotism in American history lessons
The piece argues that nationalism relies on robust American history teaching. It warns that dulling textbooks weakens patriotism and national survival, noting communities reviewing school histories to ensure inspiring accounts of key incidents and individuals.
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Amerca
Sugar Prices Fall Despite Tariff Boost
The Dubuque Times notes a New York paper cites a sharp decline in British refined sugar as driving the market to low spirits. It quotes Chairman Hull claiming the tariff raised sugar prices twentyfold, yet today sugar prices are falling nationwide despite the same tariff.
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Dubuque
Enthusiasm Lags at Harding Meetings Recall of Brian Era
Reports from anti administration sources describe little enthusiasm at Harding meetings despite broad friendliness. Longtime observers recall more excitement at Brian gatherings, yet those events failed to carry through to election day.
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Springfield
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Union
Coal Order Fiasco Prompts Reminder to Plan Early
A historic injunction warned to order coal in summer to avoid shortages. Readers who complied faced shortages again in winter, highlighting the need for timely planning and anticipated supply.
Wheat prices drop as lawmakers struggle to fix economy
The wheat market shows difficulty in solving economic ills through legislation. Quotations fall below the dollar for the first time in nine years despite state aid programs for farmers being proposed.
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Detroit
Politicians Split Over Tariff After Its Success
The Newark Star notes that many politicians nationwide will never forgive the tariff for its perceived success, reflecting growing partisan tension as economic policy shapes political fortunes.
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Isnt America Awful
A Newark Star opinion criticizes Chicago radicals for claiming oppression in the United States and notes thousands of Europeans seeking entry despite immigration checks. It suggests radicals will realize their error after summer trips.
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Chicago
Hull's Insincerity Exposed on Women Suffrage Vote
The Democratic national committee chairman Hull accuses Republicans of underrepresenting women in party councils while an investigation reveals Hull himself voted against the equal suffrage amendment. He allegedly did not want women to have a vote at the polls.
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Hull
Democratic National Committee
Conservatives to Save Pieces After Radicals Save Country
Editorial note suggests a shift in political roles with conservatives taking charge after radicals purportedly salvage the nation, reflecting midcentury party dynamics and opinion. The remark frames a future test of leadership and policy direction.
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Toledo
Growing political issues and Germany's aviation push in 1924 views
Samuel Gompers voices mounting voter concerns about broad campaign issues. He cites Supreme Court decisions and scandals like Teapot Dome as shaping politics. The piece notes Germany's rapid postwar aviation expansion with multiple carriers and plans affecting international routes.
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Germany
Rep John Joseph Casey A Labor Advocate in Congress
John Joseph Casey rose from coal breaker to U S Representative and union leader. He served on the Ways and Means Committee as the first trade unionist member and held roles in labor conciliation and the Emergency Fleet Corporation during wartime, shaping labor policy and programs.
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John Joseph Casey
National Legislat Ee
Congress
Pennsylvania
Pennsylvania House
National House
Ways and Means
Department of Labor
Avccretary of
Emergency Fleet Corpor
Quotable Sayings and Snippets on Leadership and Life
A collection of aphorisms and wry observations on power diplomacy and human nature. The musings contrast rhetoric with action, faith with doubt, and enthusiasm with disappointment, hinting at political and social commentary of the era.
Fragmented Editorial Snippet on Social Manners and Law
A jumble of quotes on trust between fathers and daughters, political stances, and hypocrisy. It critiques old manners and the idea of law upheld with a smile, ending with a note that the content is Protected by Associated Editors.
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Associated Editors
Spur of the Moment Word War and Public Taste
A fragmented interview reveals tension between an unnamed writer and a journalist about back page stories. The writer laments lack of good news and public taste while an editor suggests fame comes with compromise and writing for pay versus passion.
Fragmentary memoir fragment on a man and his dog
A fractured passage describes a man with vigor and a dog. The text hints at health, routines, and a scene of a dog scampering between blankets, suggesting a domestic moment without clear events or conclusions.
Fragmentary OCR Briefing of Early 20th Century Meeting
A garbled OCR extract describes two Americans in Cook's office during a visit, a mention of trespassers and a clerk’s remark about 30 centimes, with scattered references to memories, drawing lessons, and a Scott Ta tion. The text includes partial names and phrases, reflecting a historical political or wartime context.
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Ptee
America
Scott
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