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Newspaper

Tucson Citizen

Location

Tucson, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Dec 01, 1918

Page

6

Pike's Peak Landmarks in War Testing and Medicine

The article recounts Pike's Peak as a key high altitude site where 1911 experiments led by Colorado College's Dr. Schneider and students tested aviation adaptability and physiology. Observations influenced aircraft equipment and medical science, with the peak serving as a wartime research station and training ground for pilots.

Associated Press Folorado Springs Col Pike’ Deam Rocky Mount Be.c Schneider Colorado College Olcou Irso Schr Ter Fee Ootor Sehneider Washington Sevinn Mirela Long Island Treomaine United Sehneider

Lithuanian Republic Amaterdas Proclaimed at Riga

The Riga Gazette of Essen reports the Republic of Lithuania declaring a new government with Racktilman named as president. The notice identifies Amaterdas as the national title and cites naval authority in the proclamation.

Amaterdas Republic of Lithuania Riga Rhenish Westwy Essen Racktilman Republic

HEH Envoy Meeting Noted Between Wilsot and Aington

Fragmentary OCR notes describe a meeting between figures named Wilsot and Aington and reference a President Jacob who accepted some action. Details are unclear due to damaged text.

Unclear OCR fragment on public meeting turnout

Fragmentary text from a public meeting notice mentions a scheduled gathering in a city and a proposer named Puavit. Details are illegible, including date, location, and official actions, leaving the item incompletely readable.

Senate military aims praised as guarantee of peace

Senator Chamberlain told the banquet audience that universal military training and preparedness are the greatest guarantees of peace. He warned against accepting any peace not dictated by the Allies, saying permanent peace requires victory over the enemy.

Prege Socrad Chicago Hanmhberkin Senate Military Afies Tiina Har Association Hattio Marathon Segator Cte Rectes Athens Grer United States Britain Europe Chamberlain

British Labour Party Opposes War in Election Manifesto

The Labour Party dictates in its manifesto a stance against economic war and calls for immediate withdrawal of Allied forces from Russia, restoration of the Workers' International Council, Irish and Indian self rule, and broad nationalization. It advocates land, mines, railways, shipping, armaments, and electric power nationalization, 10,000 state built homes, higher wages, and workers' rights including universal suffrage for women. It favors a special tax on capital and a direct tax with raised exemptions to fund post war needs.

London Navy Ya British Labor Party Lussia Workers’ International Council Ireland India Labor Party Labor Save the Women’s Party

Hoover Appointment as Food Dictator Contemplates War Council

Paris reports debate over appointing Herbert C Hoover as Director General of the European relief administration. The plan includes Dr Hanover and Imperial figures to oversee relief, with aims to speed relief work and enable rapid return of American forces from overseas.

Hoover Paris Herbert C. Hoover Food and Relief Administration Unitef Enreme War Council Hanover Imperator Bismarck Cerman Furens

Poles Seek to Defuse Violence Against Jews

Natusz Zna laeski, a Polish council leader in Berne, telegraphs Jewish and Anglo Jewish groups that Galicia disorders were economic and not political, noting Polish show keepers suffered with Jews. Brigadier Croveral and Pilsudsky pledge steps to curb further unrest.

Natusz Znalaeski Berne Switzerland Joo Jewish Board of Deputies Anglo-Jewish Association Galicia Croveral Tagenh Pilsudsky

Fragmented Notes On Hens and Host Patton Waikirty

Fragmented OCR text lists names and terms around hens and air host patton, with scattered phrases about taxes, credits, and experiments. The readable items mention We Obie and Mor Mattes, Aslan and Mattes, and vague references to writings and experiences. No clear events or coherent narrative emerge.

Patton Waikerty Mo Weiler Piu Howitt

Drop Suit Against Stockholm Aper For Wilson Insult

The article reports a dropped lawsuit regarding an insult to President Wilson, mentioning affiliations with the Aftonblade and references to a newspaper miscue about elections. It notes involvement of Stockholm aper and Swelenville States context, with local press standards and a connection to American political coverage.

Stockholm Wilson Sais Neagh Swelenville Aftonblade

Stolen Pact and Fatal Mine Boiler Explosion

In Arizona and New Jersey linked reports a theft and a deadly mining accident are described. A boiler explosion at a camp caused by hidden powder led to a man's death and multiple injuries. Investigators warn about open fires in cold mining districts and the dangers of illicit powder hidden near equipment.

Ariz Staten Paw Jo MO Och Vliet Soidens Vins Vietim Becaus

Chile mobilizes army as cruiser sails to port

Buenos Aires reports demonstrations in Artes fageasta escalate. Chile sends the cruiser Prat with troops to the port and mobilizes the first and second army divisions. In Santiago press dispatches say the two divisions are ordered mobilized. In Santiago discussions over the Ancon treaty plebiscite spark debate on election authority and voting rights.

Buenos Aires Argentina Artes Fageasta Prat Santiago Santiaga Chile Peru Ancon Tacna Arica Foreign Office

Peru Denies Apology Over Withdrawal of Consular Staff

In New York on November 30 the Peruvian Ministry of Foreign Affairs rejected the Carbeon consul general’s claim that Peru apologized for withdrawing its consular representatives. The denial clarifies Peru’s position on the diplomatic move and its disagreement with the consul general’s statement.

New York Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Peru Carbeon Consuter

A F L Delegates Named for Paris Labor Conference

The American Federation of Labor appoints delegates for the Paris international labor conference. Samuel Gompers serves as president with William Green as secretary treasurer. other appointees include John Ro Alpine James Duncan Frank Duffy and rank Morrison. The conference aims to shape peace discussions and form a new international trade union federation.

Washington, D. C Foderation of Labor Paris Counel Sanne! Gompers Rederation William Green Treasury United Mine Work St John Ro

Se N Kahio Molanianaole Re-elected Territorial Delegate

Se N Kahio Molanianaole was re-elected territorial delegate to Congress and seated to seek statehood for Hawai. The vote and seating reaffirmed efforts to obtain representation and federal status for the territory.

Lomo Elas Kahio Molanianaole Congress Ask Congress Stat Hood Hawai

Denver Liberty Ship Name Chosen for New Construction

The Denver Liberty lawn committee announced the name for the ship built by Denver. Robert W. Sneer led the effort and loan drove the project, with the ship to be christened Th the Pourih E.bert.

Menvier Denver Liberty Lawn Committee Shin Denver E.bert Robert W. Sneer

Influenza Deaths Reported. Spike in New Cases

Health department reports 246 new influenza cases in the last four hours and notes many deaths occurred several days ago. The surge suggests widespread spread and ongoing impact on public health.

Health Department

German caste lines wiped out by revolt

A traveler recounts Geneva to Switzer lands stories of Germany showing railcar segregation easing after soldiers received permission to ride as a group. A Russian entering Germany by Brest Litowsk and Warsaw faces hostility until relieved by officials. his identity provokes curiosity but does not spark violence. The accounts illustrate shifts in German social customs and perceptions amid upheaval.

Cherimany Seifaer Tid Germany Geri Isola Corenandant Imstanlh Oldiers Switserland Brest-Litowek Koura

Minnesota Eleven V5 Chicago Today

The Associated Press reports two major Western Conference games at Stagg Field and Columbus as Minnesota and Chicago seniors meet in Chicago while Michigan faces Ohio State and Purdue plays Great Lakes, with conference ratings at stake and a lively matchup anticipated.

Associated Press Chicago Minnesota Stagg Field Pgame Michigan Ole State Columbus Michiganda Hich Ohio State Wisconsin Purdue Great Lakes Northwestern University Field Towe Greinest Camp Dodge Des Moines

San Francisco Judge Orders Densmore Grand Jury Appearance

A San Francisco judge directed John B. Densmore to appear before the county grand jury regarding published charges of attempted corruption in Rena Mooney's case. Densmore, then in Seattle, had refused to testify, claiming Instructions from Secretary Wilson. The ruling follows labor citation renewals tied to Mooney trial efforts.

San Francisco Densmore Grand Jury Prene Francisco John B. Densmore Grand Jure Rena Mooney Wilson E. P Morgan Superior Court Seattle

Ostracism for Germans in Alsace Lorraine

An Associated Press report quotes the daughter of the first German station master in Lorraine after the war. She notes native resistance to German influence and explains that intermarriage and social mingling remained rare despite German advances.

Alsace-Lorraine Sthradbol RG Lorraine Isza Ahly

Navy's NC-1 Seaplane Sets Passenger Record

The Navy's latest NC-1 seaplane, the largest in the world, carried HW men aboard during a flight at Rockwell Naval Air Station. It is the first American tri motor seaplane powered by three Liberty motors delivering about 1200 horsepower and a cruising speed near 150 miles per hour.

Navy Naval Air Station Rockwell Baeut

Exemption Board Notes Procedures and Staff Roles

The Local Exemption Board works daily on records and processing, with staff including Ahoy De Schrahel and Oy Hachette handling essential tasks. The board schedules and conducts reviews, seeking timely exemptions while detailing the steps and responsibilities of personnel involved.

de Schrahel Oy Hachette Nonareland Cras Myers Andereay

It Pays to Trade Wein Pp TGRASN Co

A brief notice notes a trade opportunity involving Wein Pp and TGRASN Co, mentioning a feed and implementation steps. The item highlights a business move, suggesting potential efficiency gains and collaboration between the firms. The fragment provides limited context and names key entities.

Shipyards to stay busy after war ends says official

Charles Piez of the Hercules Metal company says the Delaware River yards will not slow their output after the war. The pace will ease only with overtime cuts, not contract cancellations, and workers may transfer between departments as needed while ships and vessels continue to be built to transport food and materials to Europe and support reconstruction.

Associated Press Philadelphia Deleaware River Charles Piez Hinerreency Miec Corporation Piez Mr. Piez Dinte

Burleson Pledges Aid In Transmitting Peace Conference News

Postmaster General Burleson announces full cooperation with the trans Atlantic cable service to give news associations and representatives favorable handling of press material during the peace conference. Press rates will be applied where possible and discrimination avoided to maintain prompt reporting.

Burleson Associated Press Wire Washington

British IR casualties rise as war toll grows

A leaked air ministry tally shows Royal Air Force losses from April to November across the war with 2 680 wounded and missing or prisoners 909 deaths to be announced later. Casualties include identified air forces amid the broader conflict and verification is pending.

London Royal Air Forces Apri Wir

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