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Newspaper
Tucson Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Dec 07, 1918
Page
5
Hunt in Last Fight for Colodny's Pay
A dispute at the University of Arizona centers on Colodny’s proposed annual salary. Regents, supported by officials and critics, debate discharging Colodny mid term and potential legal actions to block or enforce payment, with political tensions and court risks noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hunt
Colodny's
Niche Assaint
Kieivk&mid
Renta
FF Tituckmeyer
Ciutoday
Cain
Woverpure
Vranfers
Anwar Oglin
Upporie
Caladay
Motus
Bettie White
Tiaupia
Charlie Hobertx
Withax
Marshall
Tucan
RTE
Tom Marshall
Phoeniz
Bryant
Seanett
Dorothy
Frank Ho Wereford
Chlodny
The
Treasury
Care Hunts
Regular Dividends by Porphyry Copper Mines
A Wap received word that Porphyry Copper Mines will hold regular dividends for the quarter despite a noted drop in copper supply and market pressures. Shareholders in Tacasiane report government actions and a potential future reduction in dividends as copper trade stabilizes. Executives indicate possible production cuts to align with market demand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fasin
Rsiaeg
Veterans Return and Local Notables Lead War Era Notes
The article notes American Expeditionary Forces veterans arriving in San Francisco including Sergeant Gie F Shanton and Corporal George A Hardingtey, both Arizona men formerly in the 4th Infantry. It mentions the steamship Nerea Mare, a Japanese Orient arrival, and lists local figures such as Harry Wheeler former sheriff of Caphise County, now with the cavalry machine gun troop. It references military detachments and a transfer of guards at Union Works in San Francisco.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Orient
Bisterta
Gie F Shantan
George A Har- Titiktes
Arizona
Arizona Infantry
I “ Infantry
Shanton
Hardingtey
AFF
Mile Rin
Bath
Uniniitran
San Franuciees
Harry Wheeler
Caphise County
Douglas
Weberner
War Department
Dieteies
Campaign momentum builds for Sonora governor race
Several candidates announced or expected to enter the Sonora governor contest as party groups and clubs step up backing. Notable names include Tehatia Peaqueira and cantida GeNiela among others with declarations signaling a crowded field ahead of formal filings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ne of the
Cam Paige
Tinasmaes
Veequeira Club
Tsehetal Tehatia Peaqueira
Bouvernor Wherpcomiert Mesirane
Heronet
Cantida GeNiela
Leandro Tiasidian
Caesar
Maria Tia Fisie Borques
Eh Pari Ey Hili
Jane Obregon
Adaifes de la Dietta
Ednannto Garas
Fraidtecn Btiax Iktiivig Bouitias
Widening Efforts On Broadway Ave Progress Report
A dated distressed street scene notes Broadway Avenue widening plans. Appraisers assess property needed for the project affecting nearby blocks and utilities. The text indicates public works adjustments, street realignment, and resurveying as the project advances through weeks of activity.
Peru Chamber approves arbitration in oil dispute
The Peru Vian Chamber of Deputies adopted a law authorizing the president to submit the petroleum dispute with an international company to arbitration. The bill goes to the senate for approval. The notice appears amid other advertisements and a gift claim.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lima
Peru
Vian Chamber of Deputies
International Petroleum Company
International Arbitration Board For Settlement
Senate
State War Council outlines defense plan and funding
A wartime summary notes state defense councils contending with national and local needs. The plan includes consolidation of agencies, temporary measures for emergency work, and coordination between federal and state authorities to sustain defense mobilization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stineat Pve
Eawmarile O. Folie
Lid Is Off Sugar Bowl in Tucson Reportedly
Dealers informed the lid is off the sugar bowl in Tucson, signaling a change in status or control. The message repeats that dealers were informed, indicating a connected market or supply shift in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sugar Bowl
Tucson
Fragmented OCR reflects scattered notes on a public meeting
The readable text shows garbled phrases about a court or council meeting with references to administration, speakers, and public interest. It mentions measures or decisions, phrases like public, meeting, and times, and hints at concerns over representation and timing.
15000 Paper Makers Strike Glens Falls
Dec 6 report that 15000 union workers in New York and New England began a strike at paper mills. J T Carey, president of the International Brotherhood of Paper Makers, ordered mills kept running and to await a War Labor Board decision on the dispute that sparked the strike.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glens Falls
New York
New England
J. T Carey
International Brotherhood of Paper Makers
War Labor Board
Jewelers Offer Diamond Edge Pocket Knife
An advertisement touts a unique gift option featuring a diamond edge pocket knife. It promises a wonderful variety and appeals to customers seeking a distinctive present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F Ronstadt
Queen Mary’s Message to Women of the Empire
The message honors women for wartime service and urges continued unity and sacrifice. It notes Parliament expanding education and public roles, praises women’s courage, and calls for a lasting sisterhood of service as the empire faces postwar challenges and rebuilding.
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Associated Prese
London
Dee &Queen Mars Eas
Empire
Eros
Seaion
Tor
Wireless tapping kept close track of U boats during war
A wartime report describes how wireless listening and code decoding allowed Allied forces to locate and monitor German submarines. It notes submarines leaving bases and the precision of contemporary reports, with details on hunting grounds and radar-like tracking from silent tenders.
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Mtsoc
Eied
LAS
Ler & A i
Fk Af Ralisog
MiormMai
Pres
Dead in France Remain There Until War Ends
The War Department reports American war dead who died in France will be buried there until the war ends in agreement with France. The annual tally notes 5077 enemy aliens in custody including 1411 POWs. No U.S. army seizures brought prisoners from France. Naval news: the collier Saturn was heavily damaged in a Honolulu gale while heading to Vladivostok, with sea damage and rising water in holds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
War Department
France
Harris
United States
Tepoort
Port Badlly
Itom Honoluly
Saturn
Vladivostok
Honolulu
Oahu
Seattle Plant To Build Three Cruisers For U S
Announcement that the Todd Drydock and Construction Company of Seattle will soon begin building three modern armored cruisers for the United States government was made by William H. Todd of New York, head of the company. The contract was let two years ago but construction was postponed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seattle
U. S
Todd Drydock and Construction Company
United States
William H. Todd
New York
Ruling On Beneficiaries Of Deceased Soldiers
Secretary McAdoo said beneficiaries of deceased soldiers are not required to prove dependents for government life insurance. He noted a current misunderstanding, likely due to confusion with compensation regulations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S
Washington, D. C
Dec
McAdoo
American Prisoners Freed Highlight Names Arrive at War Dept
Washington December 6. Names of American soldiers released from prison camps in Germany began arriving at the War Department today. Entitled men named today include George A. Schatterburg Warlock California John H. Franklin Sennala Iowa Carl L. Knorreborg Fairview Montana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Germany
War Department
Eorge A Schatterburg
Warlock
Cal
John H. Franklin
Senn
Carl L. Knorreborg
Fairview
Mont
Champion steer sold to Wilson and Poincare for banquet
The champion yearling steer from the International Livestock Exposition sold for 3350 dollars to Wilson and Company. The animal, bred at the University of Wilners, fetched 2.50 per pound at the stock show. The buyer plans to ship the steer to Paris for a banquet honoring President Poincare and peace delegates.
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Chicago
Wilson & Company
Poincare
France
Breeidoni Wilson
Paris
University of Wilners
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