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Newspaper

Tucson Citizen

Location

Tucson, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Dec 08, 1918

Page

7

Tucson Citizen History Summary Brief

The Tucson Citizen, established 1870 in Arizona, is a weekday evening newspaper owned by Tucson Printing and Publishing Company with Allan B. Jaynes as president. The paper notes AP wire usage and exclusive AP republication rights for dispatches.

Arizona Associated Press Audit Bureau of Circulation Tucson Ariz Tucson Printing and Publishing Company Allan B. Jaynes Tucson Citizen

Colodny Back Salary Dispute At University

The Arizona Supreme Court rules Colodny owed salary for services not performed. Regents under Governor Hunt plan to fight the decision in court. The Citizen notes the move risks public funds and argues regents acted to dismiss him midyear to protect the university from disruption.

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Tucson Aerial Station Placed High on National Schedule

Local officials and government aviators praised Tucson for preparing a landing field 500 by 0 feet with city and county crews supplying gear. Major Smith and community leaders mapped air lanes coast to coast, signaling Tucson as a potential stop for cross country aviators and mail routes.

Rtson Eans Tucson Major Smith Chamber of Commerce San Diem Hofmeister Feld Parker Estill Board of Supervisors Ocean

Mapping the Air Lines Over Tucson Field

Airplane ranks rise from romance to routine as Major Smith leads a squadron mapping air lanes across desert and peaks. Tucson watchers recall early flights by Fowler and Cooper and praise the aviators for their daring and city welcome.

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Organized Charities appeal drives Tucson support after war

The Organized Charities of Tucson calls for renewed community help as it restarts a drive next Tuesday to fund Mercy Hospital tubercular care and other worthy causes. Mrs. Richard Harding leads the charity office at the Chamber of Commerce. George Gray is endorsed for city treasurer reflecting local confidence in continued honest service.

Mercy Hospital Tucson George Gray Effie Gray

THERE SHALL BE GLORY FOR ALL IN WARTIME PRAISE

The New York Tribune lauds Gen. Leonard Wood for leading the nation toward war and recalls his pivotal role in Plattsburg and early warnings. It also salutes his courage amid harsh reception for speaking truths to unready ears.

New York Tribune Leonard Wood Kansas Plattsburg

Snow and train delays amid heavy divide snow near Benson

Reports from southern Arizona recount several inches of snow on the divide east of William and near Benson causing a multi hour delay for train No 26. The city also saw light snow as far as Casa Grande with mountain snow in Catalina and Santa Rita.

William Benson Arizone Phoenix Casa Grande Catalina Santa Rita

Allies urge China to end civil strife in China

In Peking on December 7 the United States Britain France Italy and other allies delivered a memorandum to President Hieu Shih Chang warning of ongoing civil strife in China and urging both sides to seek reconciliation and peace.

China Peking Hieu Shih Chang

Serbia accepts union demand from Jugoslav delegates

Prince Regent Alexander of Serbia meets with a Yugoslav council delegation that urged a union of Serbs Croats and Slovenes formerly under Austrian rule. Alexander agrees to the proposal and will consult Betarade authorities before acting.

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