Tucson Citizen established in 1874 leads Arizona press
The Tucson Citizen, Arizona's leading newspaper, operates as a weekday evening edition published by the Tucson Printing and Publishing Company. Allan B. Jaynes serves as president, with Associated Press dispatches credited and republished locally.
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Arizona
Audit Bureau of Circulation
Tucson
Ariz
Tucson Rinting and Publishing Company
Allan BH. Jaynes
Tucson Citizen
Citizen
Associated Press
Debate on primary law reform and convention plan
The piece argues for amending the direct primary law or returning to a convention based nominating method to curb cross party registration abuses. It notes defects in the current system, cites Arizona as lacking a system, and suggests compromise candidates and anti boss rule needs. It urges careful study of modifications before enactment.
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Oseal
Directem
Rizona
Arizona
Adn
George W. Hunt
President's Versailles Staff Seen as Advisers to Chief
The article argues the Peace Conference delegation is headed by the President with staff of loyal aides. Henry White is praised as an experienced diplomat and ally. Colonel House and Secretary Lansing are noted as members, with General Bliss added to balance allied delegations.
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Weriven
White House
United States
Versailles
Henry White
Algeciras
England
House
Lansing
Bryan
General Bliss
New York State Council of Defense to wind up by December 15
The council plans to end its work by December 15 and halt all expenditures by January 1. The Division of Information will continue to July 1 without spending. The Arizona Council of Defense is urged to cut costs and abandon expensive headquarters and a costly secretary, saving taxpayer money. George Creel is named as press agent.
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New York State Council of Defense
Washington
Division of Information
Councils of Defense
Arizona Council of Defense
Detense Council
Twenty Years Ago in Mammoth and Arivaca Mining Notices
Twenty years ago Dodson, Mammoth merchant, issued a calling notice to The Citizen. Clark, Arivaca mine owner, reports a productive claim named the saver. Monier and J. M. McHenry report progress on Tucson Water works pump house and brick dwellings for Richard P. Brady and Mr. Zepeda the mine broker.
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Clark
Arivaca
Lativaca
J. M. McHenry
Monier
Richard P. Brady
Mr. Zepeda
Villa agents deny help from Americans in Juarez
Villa agents in Paso, Texas, December 6 said Americans were not aiding Villa to move ammunition across the border. They claimed Villa has captured all ammunition from federal forces and that no Americans were killed or property destroyed in Northern Mexico. Villa’s position stressed federal ammunition needs and protection of both sides on the Peary area.
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Paso
Texas
Villa A
Mt Mide
Francisco Mur
Juarez
Ameri Ts
Villa
United States
Mexico
Bavarian Council Backs National Assembly Plan
The Bavarian Soldiers and Workers Council approved the German government program, emphasizing imperial unity and the convoking of a national assembly, according to a Munich telegram.
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National Assembly
Amsterdam
Bavarian Soldiers and Workers Council
Munich
Colter declines recount call amid war to peace shift
Fred T. Colter Democratic candidate for governor wrote to a Douglas friend that many urged a ballot reexamination but he refused. He argued unity in transition from war to peace, noting a recount would not be opportune and that such action could aid only dissension and uncertainty.
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Douglas Dispatch
Fred T. Colter
Douglas
Colter
Supreme Co
Hunt
Welcome back Mr Sugar Bowl in the sugar ration era
The piece reminisces about sugar shortages under Hoover and the sugar rationing era. It laments the loss of the sugar bowl as a symbol of sustenance, recalling eggs and butter and the burden on housewives. It welcomes the return of sugar with hopeful cheer.
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Bisbee
Revie
Sugar Bow
Dave
Sugar Bowl
Hoover
Ping
Pacific Islands discussed as British federation after war
A Sydney dispatch reports Arthur Balfour's denial of return of German colonies and outlines a plan for a British Pacific Federation. A centralized governor general would oversee a federation of islands from the Marshall to New Zealand with local self government and improved interisland links.
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Associated Press
Sydney
Australia
Arthur J Balfour
Germany
New Zealand
Pacific
Equator
German New Guinea
German Samoa
Ladrone
British Islands
British Archipelago
Great Britain
Canada
Auckland
China
India
East
Princeton President Warns Red Flag Threatens Liberty
Princeton University President John Grier Hibben declares during an Associated Press address that red flags signify protest against law and thus threaten free institutions. He argues liberty requires balance between outer restraint and inner control, noting sacrifices that bought America’s freedom and urging faith with the dead to safeguard rights.
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Associated Press
New York
Dec
John Grier Hibben
Princeton University
Associated Life Insurance
Hibben
Sons of America
War Board Urges Omaha Street Car Strikers Back to Work
Washington Dec 6 The War Labor Board advised striking Omaha street car men to return to work and act in good faith toward their employers.
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WAR Board
Washington
Omaha
Neb
War Labor Board
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Carolines
Ladrones
K. Wilson
S. Stone Ave
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Libbys
Gibraltar
Campbells Soups
Saratoga
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Co-operative
East Ninth and Subway
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Owne
Bicomfeld
Delicatessen
N. 6Th Ave
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