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Newspaper
Tucson Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Dec 13, 1916
Page
6
Mary Pickford’s studio circles adopt a Scottish flavor as her artcraft photoplay The Pride of the Clan signals a shift of persona. Studio staff and parrot mimic a broad Scots accent amid playful references to kilts and beards in the wake of the star’s renewed national branding.
H L Long, vice president of the Arizona Eastern and the Southern Pacific of Mexico, suffered a broken right arm and bruises when a rhe (railway) car jumped the track 204 miles east of Phoenix and derailed into a ditch. He was taken to Phoenix for medical care after a trip of inspection on the Phoenix division.
Archduke Charles Stephen of Austria has been chosen as regent of Poland from Warsaw Sec 12 with the prospect of later election as king. The arrangement follows diplomatic negotiations in London and signals Austrian influence over Polish affairs.
Berlin papers praise Germany's peace proposals as a sign of strength to neutrals and opponents alike. The Lokal Anzeiger stresses it shows resolve not weakness, while the National Zeitung highlights peace as strength. Both cite Chancellor's line we are prepared for peace but ready to fight.
In Phoenix Arler 13, the Hunt contest proceedings were carried over to Saturday as Judge Campbell and Senator Ives debated timelines for briefs and halted proceedings pending further briefing. Campbell indicated the outcome would be decided Saturday after oral arguments on the motion to quash.
The shop touts fine perfumes in one and two ounce bottles in Christmas packages plus leather cases and manicure kits. They feature Parisian pins and wash lines, silk goods from Gordon Callum Kare, and a range of handkerchiefs, blankets, and linens with prices from 10 cents to $27.50, claiming unmatched stock in Arizona.
Ground broken yesterday for a sewer along Library Street behind the ecourt teuss. Council awarded the contract weeks ago for paving and curbs on streets around the new city hall and the plaza.
The article notes cautious optimism as leaders prepare for peace talks and promise the public will have opportunity to express its wishes. Government officials stress the need to be fully informed about concessions before any negotiations proceed.
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