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Newspaper
Tucson Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Dec 05, 1918
Page
7
Fragment of a medical advertisement claiming skin eruptions and diseases are removed by a particular tonic. It mentions nourishment of the body with rich blood and lists diseases like rheumatism and catarrh, urging readers to write for the Medical Adviser at a Swift Laboratory address in Atlanta.
Dec. 4 Buenos Aires dispatches report the American government told Peru it may expect U S backing to obtain a plebiscite in Tacna and Arica under the Treaty of Ancón. The U S said it could not discuss Tarapacá, the former Peruvian province annexed by Chile after the war.
A dispatch from Phoenix reports on pardons and notable actions up to December. Governor Wint announces a four month pardon at Florence while a separate case concerns Taylor, who killed Guy Kilgore and was sentenced to life imprisonment but paroled later. The article lists committee members and discusses land and interior affairs in Arizona.
Arizona officials announce attendance at the eighth annual conference of governors in Annate cis Mal from December 16 to 18. Governor Hunt and Governor-elect Connabell plan to attend and discuss recommendations for the upcoming January session of the fourth legislature. Utah’s Clay Wiha Spry chairs the conference.
Dee Prescott reports the double funeral for Mr and Mrs Tinenler with their daughter Louise present. Both were buried side by side in the Masonic Cemetery after Christian rites. Their son Paul, aged years, and other relatives accompanied them as they departed Prescott for Riverside for burial. The scene drew many friends and mourners, with a deeply sorrowful farewell.
Ten American dreadnoughts will escort President Wilson into French waters and then maneuver to transport large numbers of troops home by Christmas. Vice Admiral Wilson coordinates capacity as crews are increased for training and folding beds expand berths. Treves sees American troops enter as German revolutionaries seek contact. Several officers refuse parole but stay with their regiments and later receive Red Cross outfits in Bern. Pershing reports the third army advancing into Germany through a corridor including Dabdem Eisen schmitt Wittlich Berncastel Osann Steinberg.
General Jacobs and American staff attended the King Albert entry into Liege. The royal party received a tremendous ovation from about half a million people with celebrations continuing late into the night as Liege lit by fires and filled with dancing and singing.
Omaha Neb Dec 4 At 3 o clock this morning the trainmen of the Omaha and Council Bluffs Street Railway company went out on strike. They demand recognition of their union and better working conditions including shortening of working hours. The street railway company has refused to deal with the men as a union.
Prescott Teo writes from Mead research to Mrs Mitchell recounting a recent day in the Ags eonne forest during Yankee fighting. He notes the toughest centing and the role of division troops described as most reliable, earning highest commendations for leadership and bravery.
Authorities in Agua Prieta Sonora report a reward of 48,000 for information leading to the arrest of the rober or murderer who, on the morning of December 2, attacked a Mexican collector and three guards en route to Cananea with a gold shipment destined for the treasury.
In San Francisco Mrs Laure Maggesa dies at 86 after an operation 21 years ago in which surgeons removed her stomach to save her life. Relatives say she survived beyond expectations and remained active in intellectual and philanthropic pursuits.
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