Arizona’s Leading Newspaper Remains Local Voice
The Tucson Citizen outlines its established status since 1870, noting Associated Press leased wire, Audit Bureau of Circulation, weekday evening publication in Tucson, and editorial address to The Tucson Citizen. It lists Allan B. Jaynes as president and declares mail and press procedures for local news republication rights.
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Arizona
Associated Press
Audit Bureau of Circulation
Tucson
Ariz
Tucson Wing and Publishing Company
Allan B. Jaynes
Tucson Citizen
Enterene Poffice
Ielated Press
Homes for Returning Soldiers Plan Promotes Arizona Development
Nick Kimball of Thatcher extols a plan by Secretary Lane to allot public lands for returning soldiers and sailors. State land boards and agricultural colleges would manage development with long term, low cost financing to create irrigated homesteads in Arizona and other arid states.
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Nick Kimball
Thatcher
All States Farm Administration
Inte Sonal Farm Congress
International Farm
Secretary Lane
Gow West
Arizona
Devel
Lane
Kimball
International Congress
Varios Kasy
Universites
United States
San Tr. White Body Publicly Arraigned
Fragmentary OCR notes indicate a public arraignment or body publication related to a man named San Tr. Whi, with unclear further details and dates. The readable text mentions a public notice or legal action surrounding the individual.
Voice of America and Peace Conference Debate
The president of the United States faces opposition over speaking for America at the Paris peace conference. The article notes opposition from a majority that feels the White House does not reflect public will, while a Republican member is placed on the commission. It argues minority viewpoints will speak at the table and urges support for Associated Charities of Tucson and Mercy Hospital drives. It also highlights ongoing Red Cross work and the need for continued memberships.
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Mmuuon Golars
Board of Control
Voice OF
America
Congress
Voice of America
France
England
Italy
United States
Republican Party
Wilson
Henry
White
Paris
Associated Charities of
Tucson
Mercy Hospital
Pershing Seen as Possible 1920 Democratic Candidate
Judge W M Hough of St Louis, a prominent Democrat, says General Pershing could be the Democratic standard bearer in 1920. He notes Pershing’s Missouri roots and marriage to a Republican senator’s daughter, and argues Pershing might win if named by both parties. He doubts a third term for the President and says Europe trip won’t affect politics.
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Washington Post
Missouri
General Pershing
W. M. Hough
St. Louis
Washington
United States
Pershing
Europe
Peace Commission
Making the Soldiers the Goats
The National Republican lambasts War Secretary Baker and Labor Secretary Wilson for pressuring soldiers to stay under arms for economic reasons. It argues soldiers sacrifice for $30 a month while civilians profit from war prosperity and urges an end to keeping troops beyond military need. It warns of political repercussions at the polls two years hence.
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National Republican
Baker
Wilson
War Department
President Wilson’s peace bases leave American doubt
The public trusts President Wilson but remains ignorant of his concrete plans on freedom of the seas League of Nations and European territorial questions. Voters seek broader discussion and shared guidance from other qualified Americans before decisions are final.
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Paris
League of Nations
Europe
Wilson
Armenians Fought Hard for Allies Despite Atrocities
The piece praises the Armenian nation for resisting the Kaiser and Turkey, notes mass killings recorded by Morgenthau, and urges Allied support for Armenia. It notes Armenians aided the Allies in the Caucasus and Mesopotamia and ends with a wary quip about Secretary Baker.
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Harvey's War Weekly
Henry Morgenthau
Caucasus
Mesopotamia
Three Arizona Names on the Casualty List
The casualty list reports Palmer Harrington and Mrs Marguerite Harrington of Miami Arizona died of wounds. Wounded severely are Allen A Berquist and August Berquist of Miami. Milton E Ollerton and Mrs Mary E Ollerton of Temple Arizona are listed as wounded degree undetermined. The Citizen keeps this list on file for readers.
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Arizona
Palmer Harrington
Marguerit Harrington
Miami
Allen A. Berquist
August Berquist
Milton E. Ollerton
Mary E. Ollerton
Temple
Citizen Office
German Empire Revenues Paid to Former Royals
Reports from Berlin state the December imperial revenues have been paid to all former royal persons in Germany entitled to them. The Vossische Zeitung adds that former emperor Wilhelm has appointed Eitel Frederick, his second son, to represent the former imperial house in all related matters.
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Hohenzollerns Stile
Copenhagen
Berlin
Germany
Vossiche Zeitung
Eitel Frederick
Treasury announces bi weekly loan certificates
Washington announces another bi weekly issue of indebtedness totaling 5,006,000,000 or more at 4 percent interest. Certificates will be dated December 1 and payable May 20 with subscription books closing December 26.
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Washington, D. C
The
Treasury
Charge Against Assessor Dismissed on Technicality
El Paso December 11 report states D W Peacock former Dona Ana county New Mexico tax assessor faced forgery charges dismissed in district court due to indictment error. He remains held for further grand jury action.
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EL Paso
Texas
D. W. Peacock
Dona Ana County
N. M
Anecdotes of the Sarly Days Tucson's First Reception Committee
General James E. Rusling and Ben C. Truman toured Arizona in 1867 inspecting posts. Governor McCormick met them at Yuma and guided them to Tucson where locals planned a grand reception. The visit exposed Tucson as a sleepy adobe town with scarce services and Apache-raided trade, yet with irrigation potential along the Santa Cruz river.
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Tucson
James E. Rusling
War Department
Arizona
Ben C. Truman
McCormick
Yuma
Tom Farish
Old Pueblo
Kusling
Great West
Pacific Coast
Spain
Santa Rita
Santa Cruz
Promoted Draftsman News From Washington
Twenty years ago Ray Satterwhite received favorable word from Washington that he was promoted to chef draftsman in the surveyor general's office. Mesa City's Young delivered a fine load of penpiex to the city market. He lost a valuable animal to pneumonia on arrival in Tucson. A Land Grant court in Tucson postpones its decision on grants for Arivaca Agua Prieta Buena Vista Nogales de Boquios until January 17.
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Washington
Chef Drafteman
Surveyor General’s Office
CA. Young
Mesa City
Tucson
San Rafael de la Zanja
Arivaca
Agua Priet
Buena Vista
Nogales de Boqui
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Mulford Winsor
Charlie Roberts
Sue Mationa
Contre Mem Hs
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Aii
San
Kang
Red Cross
New York Times
Philadelphia
Capo
Merchants Bank & Trust Co
Atin Sereion
Buckingham & Hecht, Manufacturers
San Francisco
J. Vancovich CO
Doday Sn Ducson
Ray Satterwhite
K. Wilson
Stone Ave
H. A. Deans
North Sixth Ave
Pierre A. Rally
N. Stone
Delicatessen
N. 6Th Ave
Steam Table
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