Tucson Citizen Provides Acknowledgment Of AP Dispatch Use
The Tucson Citizen notes Associated Press dispatches are used and credited where applicable. It outlines publication details and official rights, confirming AP material reuse while listing office and publishing information.
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Arizona
Associated Press
Audit Bureau of Circulation
Tucson
Ariz
Tucson Inting and Publishing Company
Allan B. Jaynes
Adae
Tucson Citizen
Masking Order Sparks Debate Over Flu Precautions
The article argues about enforcing masking despite doubts over efficacy as flu fears resurface near Tucson. It notes local authorities urge caution, while residents resist mandatory masks and quarantine, stressing personal choice and public peace.
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Phy
Nogwes Douglas
Sone
Tucson
Campbell to announce state appointments on Christmas Day
Arizona's Governor elect Thos. E. Campbell plans to reveal his appointees to state offices on Christmas Day. The piece contrasts Campbell's favorable term end with George W. P. Hunt's prior interim rule and court battles, noting Hunt's unresolved salary and anticipated departure.
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Thos. E. Campbell
Campbell
Supreme Court
George W. P. Hunt
Phc
Hunt
Arizona
George W. J. Hunt
Porto Rico
Christmas Shopping Plea Appeals for Early Purchases
A call urges readers to shop early for Christmas to ease overworked store workers and warehouse staff. The piece argues few gifts have left counters and stresses placing oneself in the workers’ shoes to show consideration and proper spirit.
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Tueson
The Roll of Dishonor and the Bielaski List
The piece questions who belongs on the pro German Bielaski list and who truly helped or harmed the war effort. It contrasts cold historical analysis with the moral callings of those who chose France and England, honoring those who sacrificed for a just cause.
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Bassador Bernstorff
Fuhr
Bielask
Senate
Bernstorff
Dousehireh
United States
France
England
Unanimous Christmas Drive Aims Red Cross Enrollment
Arizona Red Cross chapters pledge to secure a unanimous enrollment as the Christmas Roll Call opens November 16 and runs through December 23. The campaign seeks to reflect the nation by having every man and woman become a member, embodying service and unity.
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America
American Red Cross
Red Cross
United States
Arizona
S *O
Prohibition praised in Hermosillo report on Sonora progress
A Hermosillo report extols the prohibition law in Sonora as boosting state peace and prosperity. It credits Governor Calles for expanding public education and reducing unrest, noting Cananea miners save and invest, and predicts further gains if policy endures.
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Hermosillo
Sonora
Diaz
Mexico
Republic
Cananea
Po Elias Calles
United States
Alcolicol
Calles
Sherman Mann Incident Sparks Senate Tension
The Boston Transcript analyzes the clash over James R. Mann as a potential Republican leader. It cites Senator Sherman’s sharp rebuke of Mann and questions whether Mann’s style and errors justify a return to speakership, noting the party’s internal strain.
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Boston Transcript
Congress
Representative Mann
Senate
Mann
Sherman
Illinois
James R. Mann
The Germs of Absolutism
Opinion warns that federal control of railroads and communications will create a vast centralized government in Washington. It argues two million federal employees will gain security and power, while taxpayers bear the cost, threatening self government and local initiative.
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New York Times
Washington
Poston as First Indian Agent Shaping Arizona’s Early 1860s
The article recounts Charles Poston as Arizona’s first Indian agent and superintendent of Indian affairs arriving before Christmas 1862. It notes his 1864 Sonora tour with J Ross Browne, his status as first Arizona delegate to Congress, and successive agents George W Leity, George W Trent, and George L Andrews, with the office ending in 1887. It covers early reservations for Pimas and Maricopas, population figures, and Poston’s 100000 dollar Colorado colonization appropriation.
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Charles
Poston
Arizona
Fort Yuma
Tom Furnish
Tucson
J. Ross Browne
Sonora
Congress
George W. Leity
George W Trent
George L. Andrews
Pimas
Maricopas
Gydeden
Twenty Years Ago Doday Sa Ducson Mouler Factory
Twenty years ago a contractor Mouler ran a small gypsum pilaster factory using gypsum from Catalina. He produced about forty pounds daily. Col W R Wemple of the Victoria mine will return with extra American miners to work. A mass meeting in December will decide on legislative changes and steps to stop theft, and whether to organize.
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W. R. Wemple
Vitoria
Tisson Ot
Tity
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