Tucson Citizen Local News Summary Card
The Tucson Citizen reports on daily Tucson affairs with AP dispatches. The paper is published weekday evenings in Tucson Arizona by the Tucson Publishing Company under Allan B Jaynes as president. The AP retains exclusive republication rights to its dispatches.
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Tucson Ting and Publishing Company
Allan B. Jaynes
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Tucson Citizen
League of Nations plan sparks debate on representation
A discussion criticizes the old League to Enforce Peace as hazy and argues over a proposed representative congress to codify international law. The piece questions how nations versus smaller states would be represented and whether public debate affects actions like Panama’s status.
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League of Nations
Point Tome
Soothan
Old League
Vthew
League
Hayti
Montenegro
Panama
Hayt
Time to Quit Defense Council After War Ends
The state council of defense should disband six months after the war ends as its purpose has ceased. Critics note Arizona's prior council yielded better results with local residency and voluntary funding. They urge lawmakers to let reconstruction fall to state officials and question continuing taxpayer support or new appointments.
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State Council of Defense
Council of Defense
Arizona
Defense Council
Campbel
Campbell to remove University from politics in new governance
The piece argues Governor Campbell should keep the state university out of partisan struggles. It praises his select Regents as non political and urges replacing Hunt supporters with leaders from farming mining medicine law and education to bring stability and relief at the University.
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Campbell
Board of Regents
Hunt
Senate
H. S. McCluskey
Johnnie Hughes
Charlie Roberts
Bettie White
T. K. Marshall
J. H Coa
Loss of Captain Morgan McDermott Saddens Tucson
In a Tucson tribute to fallen soldiers, word comes that Captain Morgan McDermott, son of prominent citizen Wm. McDermott, died of wounds received in battle on October 29. The piece quotes Dinsmore Ely on mourning and honor in sacrifice, urging resilience and remembrance.
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Erray Wm. McDermott
Tucson
Morgan McDermott
Elsa Chien
Dinsmore
Dinsmore Ely
American losses in war measured beyond dollars and lives
The piece argues the true price of American casualties exceeds money, detailing deaths from wounds and disease and noting total US losses surpass a quarter of a million. It compares American casualties to other nations, stating Americans suffered a fraction of total deaths, with France bearing far more graves.
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Uene
Canada
Dardanelles
Amer
France
Germany
Baseball Slang Persists Among U S Fans In The Game
The piece examines the enduring use of baseball slang in U S reporting and its acceptance by readers. It traces origins of terms like Texas leaguer and Cincinnati base hit, noting a 1888 Houston trio’s impact and the slang’s role in balancing vivid narration with accuracy.
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Berin
Bill Jocoe
Emmett Rogers
Arthur Sunday
Houston
Toledo
American Association
Honas Wagner
Frank Baker
Texas
Syracuse
O Brien
Joyce
Hegers
Whsae
Rogers
Sundar
Betself
Cincinnati
Neil
Twenty Years Ago Doday In Dueson Whist Club Meets Saturday
A local note recalls the whist club meeting this Saturday with Mrs Barron M Jacobs. A small fire occurred in Rebels block on South Meyer street last evening. A cement sidewalk is being laid before the new Ivancovich block on upper Congress street. Doc & Parsons secured the contract for the new Elks building. December 2 is St Francisco Xavier's day observed by the Indians at the San Xavier mission with a morning procession and mass followed by a feast and all day and perhaps all night festivities. The Pape family festival tradition is noted with their gay apparel.
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South Meyer Street
Ivancovich
Congress Street
St Francisco Xavier's
San Xavier Mission
St. Francisco
Tent camps to be abandoned by Army after mobilization
Washington announces sixteen tent camps built as national guard training sites will be abandoned as soon as practical. No new tents or supplies will be sent and only base hospitals may be maintained. Some sites may still be considered for permanent military posts.
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Associated
AP Peace Conference Staff List Released
Associated Press announces the peace conference staff with Melville E. Stone as general manager and bureau chiefs Ross Roberts Paris Collins London Corte Rome Probert Washington Conger Hood Perry Grundy Bouman McFall Howe Powers Maroney Wader and Topping named among the lineup.
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Associated Press
New York
Melville E. Stone
Elmer Roberts
Paris
Robert M. Collins
London
Charles T. Thompson
Charles E. Kloeber
Salvatore Corte
Rome
L. C. Probert
Washington
S. B. Conger
Berlin
Edwin M. Hood
Army Recuperation Camp at Denver to Be Enlarged
The army's recuperation camp at Aurora near Denver will be expanded to house 3,500 patients, 1,500 more than planned. The enlargement, costing about 1.5 million dollars, will add 36 buildings to the facility near Denver, according to a Washington report dated November 29.
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Denver
Colo
Aurora
Washington
Packing chiefs to testify on high prices inquiry
In Chicago heads of major packing firms and other food industry leaders will be invited to disclose what they know to the U S district attorney and possibly a federal grand jury as part of a sweeping investigation into the causes of high prices. Frederick Dickinson leads the inquiry and says it will cover all branches of the food industry. An advertisement offers cleaned Farley Rust seed wheat available at Eagle Milling Company in Tucson Arizona.
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Chicago
United States
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