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Newspaper
Tucson Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Dec 12, 1916
Page
5
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Honolulu December 11 Delegate Kalanianaole says he will introduce a bill in the coming short session giving Hawaii voters the right to elect a governor. He argues current law appoints the governor and vows to press home rule measures as a step toward statehood amid strong opposition to outside control. He stresses both parties must concede to Hawaii's vital interests and urges speedy hearings before the territories committee.
In a formal address the German emperor states that Germany seeks peace and has transmitted a note to the hostile powers via their representatives. He cites mobilization as a painful necessity and urges allied nations to join negotiations for a peaceful settlement.
The four allied powers press for immediate negotiations to guarantee national evolution and maintain honor and liberty. They justify entering talks by citing steadfast front lines, continued military resistance, and a desire to end bloodshed and atrocities of war.
Parker thanks supporters in a brief proclamation after winning the Tucson mayoral race. He pledges to serve all citizens and invites residents to discuss issues affecting the community.
Sheriff Forbes orders arrests at Ajo as six men are remanded to Tucson for disturbing the peace after refusing to disperse at officers in a labor dispute. All pleaded not guilty and await trial December 15 with bonds set at $100 each. Four additional men face charges of refusing to disperse during the incident related to Cornelia Copper Company actions.
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