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Newspaper
Tucson Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Dec 12, 1918
Page
2
Rival baseball leagues seek to resolve long standing disputes through meeting with owners and league officials. The Associated Press reports negotiations aim to ease tensions and consider unified actions to stabilize the sport.
Major W A Curtis former chief of staff to the adjutant general of the central states accuses regulars of opposing the National Guard system and seeking to erode militia existence. He spoke at a conference with Adj General W F Rhonan, noting recent resignations from the Washington staff.
Fragmentary report notes American forces issuing directives for daily life in Coblenz. Text references place names Amsterdam and Coblenz and mentions actions by military authorities and local interactions. Details are incomplete and unclear in the surviving OCR.
Heads of industrial bureaus under the War Industries Board are asked by the Secretary of Commerce to form a board of industrial advisers. The board would act as a liaison for industry in relations with the department and members need not stay in Washington but may be summoned or consulted as needed.
The notice urges buyers to pay cash and carry their bundles home, highlighting savings for customers who shop this way. It emphasizes immediate discount benefits and self-serve pickup.
In Vienna Count Czernin and other Austro Hungarian leaders express faith in President Wilson as the path to peace. The interview outlines German and Austrian reluctance, Wilson’s potential role in a league of nations, and Ludendorff’s influence on terms with Russia and backchannels to end the conflict.
Acting Secretary Polk announced that the United States has asked South American countries to join in a Pan American effort for an amicable settlement between Chile and Peru over Tacna and Arica. The move corrects earlier reports that Argentina was the only nation approached.
Aerial scout Lieut G L Hancock of Fort Sill Okla escaped injury when his plane struck a stone and toppled a telestraph pole near Las Vegas New Mexico. The aircraft was badly damaged as Hancock and a scouting party headed to Santa Fe.
Advertises Dr Kings New Discovery as the leading remedy for colds coughs and related complaints praised by grandparents fathers and mothers. Sold by all druggists priced 60 cents and 1 20.
City federal labor officials hold an afternoon meeting in El Paso Texas to arrange jobs for men returning from the army shipyards and plants in Arizona New Mexico and West Texas. Several Killed laborers from the Nashville munition works have arrived seeking work.
The London College of Aldermen discusses a proposed bylaw banning German products and materials. The text notes a restrictive clause affecting imports and commercial enterprises within the city. The measure aims to curb perceived German influence and control over trade.
A Dublin speech by Clarehill and Spealdys emphasized urgent reform in Ulster as part of the broader Ireland home rule discussion. The speaker warned the current government faces pressure to deliver a parliament and measures promptly.
Eleven jurors were preliminarily chosen for the trial of eleven members of the Industrial Workers of the World in U S District Court Sacramento. Five peremptory challenges were used by defense counsel. three defendants faced alternate jurors while one panel chose to remain silent on part of the process.
London report states John Herbert Clynes, food controller for Great Britain, will be one of the British representatives at the peace conferees. An official announcement was made today.
Lloyd George declares there can be no lasting peace while conscription continues on the continent of Europe. He says the navy remains a weapon of defense and that all who bear the burden of war should contribute, not just the drafted.
Federal Judge Woodrough issued a temporary injunction this noon against street car strikers in Omaha Nebraska to prevent interference with operation. A hearing is scheduled for Saturday morning. Respondents reported intent to take action and urged authorities to restrain violence.
President Wilson nominated Huston Thompson of Colorado as assistant attorney general to be a member of the Federal Trade Commission. The announcement came in Washington as part of the administration's reorganization and nominees for key posts.
In Amsterdam on December 11 authorities officially state there are a million influenza cases in the Dutch East Indies. The figure underscores a brisk outbreak across the colonial territory.
A vintage ad promotes Wizard Oi for pain relief from rheumatic and sciatic pains plus general injuries and ailments. It touts rapid penetration to ease soreness and shivers, claims usefulness for earache toothache croup and colic and promises money back after returning the bottle. Also advertises Wizard Liver Voires pink pills priced 30 cents as a remedy for sickness and constipation with a money back guarantee.
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