Tucson Citizen Historical Masthead Reminder
The Tucson Citizen describes itself as Arizona's leading newspaper published weekdays in Tucson by The Tucson nyold Publishing Company with Allan B. Jaynes as president. It notes Associated Press news dispatches are credited or not and mentions its publishing details and circulation.
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Arizona
Audit Bureau of Circulation
Tucson
Ariz
Tucson Nyold Publishing Company
Allan B. Jaynes
Ad. Sic
Tucson Citizen
United States Should Demobilize on Mexico Border
Dispatches from Washington urge ending the border standoff with Mexico and demobilizing troops only after Mexican chaos is resolved. The piece argues American intervention is necessary to restore order, protect border towns, and revive regional prosperity, highlighting Nogales and Tucson as examples of affected communities.
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Mexico
Diaz
Ehington
Nogales
Arizona
Ces
Rhestic
T. m
Tucson
Sora
Sinaloa
City Officials Urged to Provide Public Accounting of Finances
A citizen criticizes the Mayor and Council for failing to render any public financial report for a year and a half. The water department and city books are questioned, with calls to balance the books, reveal water fund status, and meet statutory accounting requirements.
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Water Department
Municipal Corporation
City Water Department
Tucson
Pal
Picture of the sea and the call of the coast moves mountain youths
A professor narrates how a sea image over a mountain fireplace influenced local boys to seek naval service. The tale, cited by Jewell Mayes, links child influences to life choices and cautions about disillusionment versus duty. Also notes missing Tucson sailor Salazar and political faults at Northern Arizona Normal with calls to purge politics and install qualified educators.
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Professor Dinsmore
Professor Are
Ani
Little Cove
Dinsmore
Jewell Mayes
Curt State Board of Agriculture
Hromo
Northern Arizona Normal
Hunt
Thane Cook
Campbell
What Other editors Are Saying WHO MR. WHITE IS
Flagstaff Sun reports Henry White the sole Republican on the peace commission and father in law to a Prussian officer. His marriage gift dot is now with the US alien property custodian. White, in 1914 Germany era, praised Germany and said it could not lose. The piece notes Republican leaders resent his peace conference remarks.
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White
Flagstaff
Henry White
Peace Commission
United States
Germany
Zreuz Zeitung
Berlin
America
Disband Councils of Defense Urged After Armistice
The Nogaies Herald argues that with armistice signed and soldiers returning, Arizona should dissolve the State Council of Defense and county auxiliaries. It notes no local council meetings for weeks and says ongoing defense bodies are unnecessary and costly.
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Nogaies Herald
France
Herald
State Council of Defense
Union
Coun
Arizona
Arizona Council of Defense
Tucson
Council of Defense
Hearst and Hale in Mexico and Europe War Roles Revisited
The piece argues Hearst sent William Bayard Hale to Europe as a war correspondent to leverage Hale's fame as Wilson's personal representative in Mexico. It notes Hale's pro German sympathy and Carranza Villa clashes colored U S views, suggesting Hale was not uniquely valuable and highlighting Hearst's own pro German bias in his papers.
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Arizona
William Randolph Hearst
William Bayard Hale
Europe
Mexico
Colonel House
Hale
Navy
Woodrow Wilson
Wilson
Carranza
Villa
Germany
Hearst
Milnes Named Governor Campbell's Private Secretary
Douglas editor P R Milnes of Prescott Journal Miner is appointed by Governor Campbell as private secretary. The change is seen as chance to foster cordial press relations in the state. The departing Governor Hunt faced criticism for clashing with independent newspapers and labor agitators.
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Douglas, International
P R. Milnes
Prescott Journal-Miner
Campbell
Hunt
W. W
Pay Decent Salaries for State Officers and Supreme Court
Winslow Mail argues the new legislature should appoint a non partisan committee to readjust salaries. Proposes governor at 10000 annually, other state officers at 5000, supreme judges at 8500 to 10400, to attract competent professionals and match private practice costs.
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Winslow
Supreme Court
Spartacus Leader Stages Open Air Rally in Berlin
Dr Karl Liebknecht head of the Spartacus party led a large open air meeting at Tiergarten to rally 4000 munition workers. He urged red guards against counter revolutionists as Berlin remained quiet amid Friday riots and a rising deserter estimate over 60 000. Premier Ebert conferred with the workers council as mass meetings proliferated.
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Spartacus
Associated Press
Berlin
Spartacus Party
Karl Liebnecht
Tiergarten
Unter den Linden
Char- Lottenbergen
Chausse
Dr. Liebknecht
Hohenzollerns
Frederic Ebert
Philipp Scheidemann
Workmen and Soldiers Council
Swiss Reporters Laud America After U.S. Tour
Swiss correspondents praise America after a tour of the United States under the Committee on Public Information. The first installments describe the great and favorable educational publicity about the United States and leave a distinctly good impression in Switzerland.
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Berne
Switzerland
America
United States
Committee On Public Information
Fortunes of King Confiscated by Saxon Government
Geneva December 9 The entire fortunes of former King Frederick Augustus and his brother Prince John George have been placed under sequestration by the new Saxon government, with properties and estates confiscated and civil list payments suspended, announced via Swiss papers.
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Associated Press
Geneva
Frederick August of Saxony
John George
Gift suggestions at F Ronstadt Com Ady store
Flash lights, thermos bottles, auto mobile accessories and U S tires are other gift suggestions this store offers.
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U. S
F. Ronstadt
Corn Shellers and Disc Harrow Prices At Ronstadt Co
At Ronstadt Grain and Implement Co located on Main Street and Congress, advertise corn shellers and disc harrow prices for buyers to view and compare.
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Ronstadt Grain & Implement Co
Congress Streets
Ineligibility Controversy in Arizona's Early Days
Anecdote recounts the 1860s dispute over ineligibility for legislators who voted to raise governors’ salaries. It notes Coles Bashford’s illegal payment and the Organic Act constraint, referencing E Coles Bashford, his later congressional bid, and ties to Bishop Bashford.
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Fred T. Coiter
Arizona
CoRer
Coles Bashford
Goodwin
Legislative Assembly
James W Bashford
Methodist Church
Tucson
Wiseconsin
The True Country And The Christian Soldier
A discussion argues that country is not a material place but a mental realm in divine Mind. It cites Hebrews and Seneca, contrasts Jerusalem thought with Rome, and urges faith as true passport to God. True patriotism means living rightly for humanity and divine law.
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Christian Science Monitor
Jerusalem
Rome
Pauli
Tarsus Senora
Seneca
Lucian
Mrs. Eddy
Science and Hearth
Edom
Jacob's Oak
Stephen Decatur
Lincolnshire
Massachutte
Russia
Australia
Sant Euftijeu
Meak
Abra Lenac
Jesus
Paul
Heaven
Olympus
Eca
Twenty Years Ago in San Pedro Leaders and Preachers
The cattle king Lucian Riley Bennett arrived in the city to secure supplies for his range. Bishop Kendrick preached two sermons at the Episcopal church. Capt Tevis, head of the Arizona host, plans improvements for San Xavier. The city council considers honoring figures with plaques. Citizens debate street conditions and demand stone crossings to raise the sidewalks. The Mater discusses import duties.
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Riley Bennett
San Pedro
Rane
Kendrick
City
Fureveral
Episcopal Chureau
Tevis Sion
Arizona
San Xavier
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Kentucky Mountains
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Ste Tas
Lo Salazar
S. Dy Vii
Councils OF Defense
Saxan GO
Tom Farish
Bashford
Senator Colter
Art Us Kno
Goodin Transfer Co
New York Life Ins. Co
N. Stone
J. A. Rogers
Jordan
Babbitt Brothers Distributors
Congress and Main Sts
Soday Sn
Pierre A. Rally
East Congress
Chichester
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