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Newspaper
Tucson Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Dec 07, 1916
Page
5
A state commission reports 69 accidents linked to Colorado plants this month. The document notes increased incidents at factories and suggests measures to curb injuries and improve safety practices across operations.
Geraldine Farrer and Cecille Mille discuss a Joan of Arc production in California where a silver mirror is presented. The prima donna asserts Joan might have used a mirror to view herself, invoking armor and vanity as temptations.
General Fune ton designated about 1767 national guard troops on border duty to return home. Orders from the War Department allow release of between 5000 and 6960 troops. The list names units and stations across states including Pennsylvania and Utah, with several battalions and artillery companies returning from border service.
Fragmentary OCR shows estimated Democratic campaign spending figures with scattered numbers. The text references totals around 898 748 and 6.68 4 and mentions receipts or reimbursements, with unclear attributions to entities such as HS RRL and P5EATA.
The Commerce Chamber will host a dinner for soldiers and civic leaders. The event will celebrate the arrival of the Second Albuquerque Infantry and a Columbia troupe with a 1000 men contingent from Nogales. the visitors will tour Santa Fe and depart by Friday evening.
Salt Lake City dispatch reports two people killed and others injured in a collision near Price Utah this afternoon involving a Denver and Rio Grande line train. Railroad officials said the crash occurred on the line to Denver.
Mrs Margaret C Beutinger was acquitted at her second trial in Newark New Jersey for the July killing of her husband in Caldwell. The jury found her not guilty of first degree murder after deliberations this afternoon.
Distress signals from the steamer Banta Harvera were coming from near Neheime this morning near Astoria Oregon. Large quantities of lumber from the cargo of the Santa Barbara were drifting away.
Reports of Villa in Chihuahua City when it fell to Carranza forces are questioned by a deserter from Villa’s band who claims the bandit chief directed operations via telegraph from a distant post. The account was sent to the War Department today by American military authorities at El Paso.
Police arrested seven people including Marie Mewran and Lor Witlateer after a late night disturbance on Meadow Street near 74. The group, described as causing a breach of the peace, faces processing this afternoon.
The VMCA basketball night saw Ariane Notemats excel as the top scorer with 750 points, Pa Litts at 750, and Harry Drerhmans with 250 as the team edged the Sedomal squad. The contest featured tight defense and a dramatic finish for a 3 to 17 outcome.
Five indictments charge a defrauding scheme tied to stock and security dealings by a long‑running firm. Victims include Frank Hascom of Tucson and Maisie Donaghue of Novales, with losses running into thousands. Indictments cover clients across Cananea, Macallon, and other locales as the case unfolds in Cochise County.
Unionists recount a strike at a company with claims of discrimination between union and non union workers. Kasavan details events from November 10 to a general strike, layoffs of union members, and attempts to reinstate workers while management denied concessions. A telegram from the carpenters union secretary notes that workers left the premises yesterday morning.
Finker expects to be released today after being informed in good authority that he would become manager of the club next season. Charles Weegham, the club president, refused to discuss the subject.
A World War I vignette reports Private Railey suffering rheumatic pain in trenches near France. His mother sends a bottle of Sloan's Liniment, which relieves his pain and he shares it with fellow soldiers who laud it as a great reinforcement. Druggists advertise Sloan's Liniment at 25c, 50c, and $1.00.
Fragmentary text lists names such as McCarthy, Perene t, Nogales, Los Angeles, and others. No coherent event, date, or outcome can be determined from the unreadable OCR snippet.
Farm workers seek a massive loan totaling 150 million pounds as they push for government support. The appeal highlights urgent funding needs for agricultural stability and production, with lenders urged to consider favorable terms.
The ad proclaims Musterole a clean white externe made with oil of mustard for sore throat bronchitis stiff neck asthma pleurisy rheumatism lumbago and body aches. It claims doctors and nurses use it and that it helps prevent pneumonia with fast soothing comfort.
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