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Newspaper
Tucson Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Dec 13, 1918
Page
6
The piece reports on the Grand Canyon region and border security talks with Mexican authorities, noting an offered clerkship on the board of supervisors and various candidate discussions. It also covers ongoing homicide cases, recoveries of stolen money, cross border cooperation, and changes following Arizona's capital punishment repeal.
Three Mexicans and one American sustained injuries described as serious after a clash in Jerome yesterday afternoon. The Mexican leader reportedly stayed home with a sprained back after the engagement, while another Mexican suffered a broken toe and a third a bruise on the American side. Thinca McLean was the most injured, with a weapon injury to a leg. Marshal J. G Crowley supervised the confrontation.
Gov George W P Hunt proclaims restoration of capital punishment in Arizona making murder a non bailable offense again. Since abolition era all murder cases were bailable. the constitution and statutes now restrict admission to bail for murder defendants.
President Wilson will honor service by authorizing a silver chevron for each six months served in the United States. General March announced that officers and men delayed by domestic duties may wear the insignia, similar to the overseas gold chevron.
Frankfort announces that Henry Youtsey, serving life for complicity in the 1900 murder of former Kentucky Governor William Goebel, is granted parole by the board of prison control. He will leave the penitentiary today.
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