Germany Faces Reckoning After War As Old Regime Fades
The article argues German leaders will try to patch the system to protect influence while evading national debts. It notes that the army and old commanders remain operative, with Soviet propaganda and Reichstag committees disguising control. Allies will demand payment of debts, potentially by Berlin or state governments, or by citizens if needed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reichstag
Berlin
Kerensky
Milyukoff
Breshkovsky
Russia
Germany
Tamnent
Bulgaria’s Future and Balkan Prospects After War
The article surveys Bulgaria’s shift to a Bulgarian born crown prince Boris and a chastened government after armistice. It weighs Bolshevik fears, German hopes, and the pivot from grandiloquent conquests to wheat and roses. It also notes Tucson politics with J H Schneider and a Republican city ticket, plus regional transport and aerial mail plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Bulgaria
Bors
Stambulinsky
Saxe-Coburger Boris
Sofia
Balkans
Boris
Ferdinand
Nicholas II
Europe
Balkan
Berlin
Macedonia
Constantinople
Aegean
Malinoff
Local Reporter Reports Hot Springs Ranch Needs Buyer
Logan Chambers owner of the Hot Springs ranch near 16 miles out is in the city seeking a buyer for his possessions at 5000 dollars. He irrigates several hundred acres with a small orange grove and plans for fruit culture. The city council has ordered twelve iron eight foot settees for the public park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Gatlin
R. E. Fishburn
Coun‘ty
W. T. Pyott
Tucson
Ir Chambers
Hot Springs
Quashing of Bisbee deportation indictments judged by state courts
Nogales Oasis notes Judge Morrow found federal questions not present in the Bisbee deportation indictments, ruling state courts held jurisdiction. The piece argues locals feared federal courts and preferred law enforcement by citizens against alien troublemakers who disrupted labor. The columnist decries violence and defends law and order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nogales Oasis
United States
Tucson
Morrow
San Francisco
Bisbee
Butte
Paying the Freight Iron Ore Debates Government Railways
The piece argues government ownership raises living costs by doubling passenger rates and vastly increasing freight tariffs. It claims political control harms railway efficiency and that only railway professionals should run lines to avoid politicized jobs and higher prices.
Military training in America calls for universal preparedness
The St. Louis Globe-Democrat editorial argues for universal training and a permanent general staff to deter aggression while preserving peace. It notes wartime shortages, economic disruption, and the need to be ready without endorsing militarism, urging a Swiss-like system and a ready national defense.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis Globe-Democrat
League of Nations
Pacific
America
Switzerland
The Mystery Behind Wilson and a Paris Visit
The New York Herald downplays urgency of President Wilson's European trip while noting his wish to see Paris and Versailles. It expects a lavish welcome for him from French crowds and royalty amid debate about political motives. The paper hints a possible masque of romance rather than policy.
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New York Herald
Herald
Europe
Mr. Wilson
Wilson
Paris
Versailles
Britain
Belgium
France
Pershing Man Emerges in Akron Political Move
Ex Senator Dick of Ohio and fourteen Akron Summit leaders form the Pershing Republican League to back General Pershing for 1920. They argue to crystallize sentiment for a soldier president, noting Pershing has no political record after over thirty years in the army.
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The
New York World
Ohi
Akron
Summit
Pershing Republican League
General Pershing
Pershing
Grant
Senator Dick
Charles Dick
Ohio
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Tucson Citizen
Arizona
Associated Press
Audit Bureau of Circulation
Ariz
Tucson Printing and Publishing Company
Allan B. Jaynes
J. H. Schneider
Tom Marshall
Eiger
Ajo
Yuma
California
Douglas
Tombstone
Carl Hayden
Louis Lowenthal
Doday Sn ‘Oucson
Citizen
Flob. Logan
Iversity
Ghent
Op Wondon
Wilso Neate
Lier
Tmler Clemenceau
Marshal Foch
Marte
David Beat- Liege
Tucson Gas, Electric Light & Power Company
N. Stone Ave
Kingan & Campbell Attorneys AT Law
North Church
St. Tuc, Artsuga
James R. Dunseath
Southern Arizona Beak
John B. Wright
Edward S. Lyman
Lawton Bros. & CO
F. D. Rockefeller
Webet Ang Opticia
S. Geene Ave
Hayden
Ray, Globe
Nogales
Oracle
Mammoth, Winkleman, Hayden and Globe
Southwest
H. A. Cass
Congress Street
Cabinet
San Augustine Hotel
Silverbell
Twin Buttes
Mineral Hill
Office
Pershing Man
Speepo
Goodin Transfer Co
Ces
National Bank Capital
E. Com
Congress Hotel
Cor Congress & Toole
Santa Rita Hotel
Arisans
Arizona Auto Paint Shop
J. L. Garcia 2 Co
N. Scott
NEW Tread Tire CO
South Sixth Avenue
Tucson, Ariz
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