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Newspaper
Tucson Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Dec 04, 1916
Page
2
Prisoners departed for M Neil Island aboard a transport, with reports noting multiple inmates in custody. A prior incident near Waterdale involved clashes and injuries during the transfer, while authorities indicate ongoing investigations into the event and related safety concerns.
London reports from The Hague that Dr Henry Van Dyke American minister to The Netherlands has resigned. Washington confirms resignations of A G. A. Weegee Briinister to a Mik and llac Hh Mermbeck minister to Sism. The moves are framed as purely private but reflect wider cabinet changes. several other Mexican dishomats are expected to resign.
Housewife readers learn a practical use for leftovers with a bake and roll method. The Boston Doctoring School Magazine style piece offers a step by step recipe using baking powder and toppings, promising an adaptable supper option for tired family nights and a simple crust and filling process.
A fragmented OCR listing names, places, and events appears scattered across a page. Mentions include Perounal d, Lawrence, Tucson, Phoenix, Oracle, Pasadena, and other locales with references to visitors, arrivals, and departures. The text reads like a town diary of people traveling, meetings, and social mentions with unclear dates.
A garbled report describes a proposed federal district in Arizona with a northern and southern division. It mentions the United States attorney, marshal staffing, and Democratic leaders like George Lavomen as possible appointees, with talk of key figures such as Souder Dewey and Alfred Franklin.
A $145,820 verdict against the Pennsylvania Railroad Company for refusing to furnish cars for shipping coal was affirmed by the Supreme Court. The case involved the Sonman Strait Coal Company of Cambria County, with Republican Chairman Vance C. McCormick of Harrisburg as treasurer and principal steelholder.
An article notes the famed prima donna Geraldine Parrar contending with metal fittings on a costume and remarks on the advantages of metal over cloth for avoiding pin marks. The piece references a commander in chief and a rehearsal period.
Amid a black leg scare among cattle, officials push for rapid vaccine supply. Report notes producer fears and calls for federal aid to curb the epidemic as disease spreads.
Cleveland O Dec 4. Housewives today started a six week boycott of butter and eggs led by the Woman's Civic Association to force prices down.
Reported explosions in New York Harbor damaged vessels at Bush Terminal and others, with 341 dead and 667 hurt according to Pettorat official report. Overseas sources blame German agents for the attacks on several steamers including the Baron Ermetni in Gacor harbor.
Fragmentary OCR text shows garbled phrases about Boston capital and a Jerome chat. No identifiable people, dates, or concrete events are readable to confirm a coherent news item.
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