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An unidentified note mentions Sonny 360 with terms SIVIN SOCIETY INIM STIMAL and SPV LING. The fragment hints at a group or project name and a person nicknamed Sonny 360, but no clear event or context is provided.
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Newspaper
Tucson Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Dec 14, 1916
Page
4
An unidentified note mentions Sonny 360 with terms SIVIN SOCIETY INIM STIMAL and SPV LING. The fragment hints at a group or project name and a person nicknamed Sonny 360, but no clear event or context is provided.
The Citizen refrains from criticizing the evangelist Rev Brown while praising positive social aims. It urges focus on aiding unaffiliated individuals and avoiding attacks on other denominations, arguing religion belongs to private belief and urging tolerance amid interdenominational tensions.
The speaker argues the recent election of O C Park and associates to run city government reflects a call for a businesslike administration. He stresses appointments should be merit based, free of favoritism, and employees must focus on efficient work to ensure true economy and faithful service.
Richard Warren and others at social events. Henry Rothschild, Mrs. Ragw, and Mrs. Johnston noted in local mentions. H C Malimaark and Byron travel for freight matters. Ned Bernard and the couple registered at Santa Rita. References to Twin Springs and water project plans appear amid scattered remarks.
Mr. Rinehart and his wife arrived yesterday from town after a 14 day trip. They are en route to California. Rinehart managed the prohibition campaign in Arizona two years ago this fall and has since been involved in prohibition work in various places.
The article debates the gubernatorial contest in progress in the Arizona superior court. It asks whether the people’s will, expressed at the polls, should be respected or overturned by technicalities. It discusses Secretary Osborn’s role in certifying the election and the broader question of justice for Arizona’s citizens.
Proceedings in Phoenix challenge the election of Tom Campbell with Osborn delaying the certificate and Hunt forces seeking grounds to withhold certification. Campbell’s lawyers press that no contest can start without a declared result. possible dismissal or appeal looms as counties await ballots and recounts amid party divisions.
An old advertisement touts a tonic using simode buckthorn bark glycerine and other ingredients claiming to relieve or prevent appendicitis. It promises quick help for constipation sour stomach or gas with a single spoonful and claims adjert ica offers easy thorough action, from The Martin Drug Co.
The readable text presents a garbled fragment mentioning a theater at a location with unclear names and scattered phrases. No clear event date or participants emerge from the legible portion.
A judge in the Superior Court sentenced Jon Nogie to ten years in prison after a jury trial ended last week. The defendant was convicted on second degree offenses following a motion for a new trial that was denied.
Police investigate alleged irregular vouchers tied to the food department. Officers and investigators interview George Poster, a carpenter, as part of the inquiry into suspected fraud or misuse of power involving county funds and related vouchers.
Readable portions show references to county court matters, a grand jury, and a sheriff's hold in compliance. The text mentions names like Shonto Paley and Ponting PreOninaries, with scattered references to a superior court room and a five year term.
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