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Newspaper

Tucson Citizen

Location

Tucson, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Dec 08, 1918

Page

4

Warthur Bros To Market Dodge Cars Exclusively

Warren McArthur of McArthur Brothers, Nogales, Arizona, announces Warthur Bros will exclusively market Dodge Brothers cars in Arizona. The firm plans dealer service networks across the state with parts and maintenance to meet demand as the war era boosts auto sales.

Warthur Bros DODGE Autoros Dodge Brothers Motor Arizona Warren McArthy McArthur Brothera Mint Prothera Mphoenis Douglas Nogales Ava Attica Desert Stemobile Dodge Brothers Cate Tolgee Brothers Herster Arize Biel

Salazar Listed as Willing in Probe

A fragment reports Jor Salazar listed as willing in a telegram to his family on November 19. The note says he was a felon figure to patrons of a silk department and mentions his long service in a company with 128th infantry, hinting at a broader investigation and a round robin letter.

Joe Salazar Acs Joe Salazar Mans Wight Pany 128Th Ois Cotomart Offye Charlie Lee Port Ani

Bishop Atwood to Visit Grace Church Sunday

The Rev. Dixon announces Bishop Atwood will arrive in Tucson Monday. He will attend Grace Church for the wedlock service and deliver the address at the Thanksgiving Service. Evening program set for 7 30 o clock.

Bishop Atwood Mr. Dixon Grace Church Tucson

Vose Drachman Plans Theater for Road Shows

Mose Drachman, long a driver of Tucson's business district growth, aims to build a handsome theater on Congress Street and Fifth Avenue after peace comes. He and associates own the block east of Fifth and the new Congress Hotel, plus frontage west of the street. The plan follows the destruction of the Opera House and Tucson lacking a theater for vaudeville and road shows until markets improve.

Mose Drachman Congress Street Fifth Avenue Drachman Congress Broadway Congress Hotel Tucson

Tucson Protest Over Abandonment of Camp Cody at Deming

Hofmeister of the Chamber of Commerce wired Arizona senators to urge Secretary Baker to prevent Camp Cody's abandonment. Deming Chamber of Commerce asked war department to discontinue the camp, a move seen as hardship for Arizona and New Mexico soldiers' parents who wish to visit.

Hofmeister Chamber of Commerce Ariegona Baker Cater Cody Deminge Chamber of Commerce War Department Camp Cody Arizona Camp Travis San Antonio Deming Chamber of Com Merce New

First Church of Christ Scientist Sunday Schedule

Eman’s hub on West Alameda hosts a noon meeting at 1 PM with the topic Cod. the Quly Cause and Cre st o. Sunday school at 39 a om. Testimonial meeting every Wednesday at 8 PM. A cordial welcome extended to all.

First Church OF Christ, Scientist Eman Alameda Street

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This Amas Russell Electric and Machine Co N. Stone Ave Grand Ave Willard Western Machinery Company S. Sixth Avenue Tucson, Ariz New York Life Ins. Co K. Smith W. Congress St Jordan Rabbitt Brothers Pastributors Xs and Majin Jor Vose Drachman Deming Himself Sen Hartley Cleaning Works Congress St Brannen Zang’s Columbine Southwestern Supply Co Toole Avenue Hus Ay Lam Ket U “Ae Southern Arizona Bank & Trust Company Southern Arizona Bank & Trust Sotvejce George F. Gray Republican Frank T. Bailey OUR Christmas Savings Club Merchants Bank & Trust Co
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