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Newspaper

Tucson Citizen

Location

Tucson, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Dec 11, 1918

Page

6

Campbell to announce appointments before leaving office

Governor elect Thomas Campbell departs for an Annapolis conference and plans to announce several state appointments before the holiday break. He has over two hundred applications from Democrats, with key posts including the chairmanship of the commission of state institutions and the superintendent of the prison. The proposed road commission aims to oversee all road construction to cut costs.

Phoenix Ariz Thomas BE. Campbell Annapolis Campbell Uiapor Commission of State Institutions Maricopa County Andrew Baumert Jr Yist Arother Powell Florence Minn Rount Ate Enwitteer Legisll

Two Tucson Boys Missing In Action

The Citizen lists casualties from Arizona on Tuesday with Bertram Gray and Walter H Grant among Killed In Action and Walter H Grant and Frederick H Grant listed as Died of Wounds. Missing In Action include Antonio Salazar Ramon Aros Joe Aros and Roy Johnson. Wounded severly are Ral Green Luther Green and Robert S Curtis with degree undetermined.

Arizona Bertram Gray Amelia Gras Miami Ariz Walter H. Grant Frederick H Grant San Simon Antonio Salazar Lorenzo Salazar Anita Street Tucson Ariz Ramon Aros Joe Aros Con Vent Street Ariz Roy Johnson John RK. Johnson Douglas Ral R. Green Luther Green Globe Robert S. Curtis Susan L. Curtis Thatcher Citizen Office

Peace delegates and attendants crowding Paris for conference

Paris dispatch notes 3000 to 5000 officials flocking to the peace conference. The United States plans the largest staff due to distance, with Italy also fielding a sizable force and Great Britain relying on its own communications. Each nation will have private telegraph and telephone links to capitals.

Associated Press Leason Wire Paris United States Italy Great Britain Nati Sec

24 Inch Gun With Fort Forty Mile Range

Ordnance chief General Coe reports wartime progress on giant coast artillery noting a feasible 24 inch rifle with an estimated 40 mile nominal range. He hints at longer ranges for specialized types and anticipates a successor to the German Big Bertha. Harbor defenses lack power by modern standards, requiring high power, fixed emplacements to allow fleet movements.

Associated Press Washington, D. C Dee. Ja F. W. Coe Coast Artillery Coe

Early Barley Seed Wheat At Eagle Milling Tucson

Farmers are informed that cleaned Early Bar t seed wheat is now ready at Eagle Milling Company in Tucson Arizona. Sale notices emphasize timely procurement for planting season.

Eagle Milling Company Tucson Arizona Aadv

Abandonment of Army Projects Ordered

Washington December 1 reports the War Department orders abandonment of more military construction projects. The list includes Cantonment for two artillery brigades at Camp Kearny California Dodge Iowa sanitary processing at Camp Travis Texas and an ice making plant at Camp Cody New Mexico.

Washington, D. C War Depost Camp Kearny Calif Dodge Iowa Camp Travia Texas Camp Cody N. M

Be a Joy Walker Gets It for Corns

A quirky note highlights a Joy-Walker who claims to “get it” for corns with a playful line about improving gait. The item reads like a brief local filler and hints at humor rather than a full story.

Lavrowe A. Chieszo

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