Tucson Citizen History Noted In Esteemed Publication
The Tucson Citizen, established 1876, is published weekdays in Tucson Arizona by the Tucson Publishing Company. Allan Bojaynes serves as president and editor with the Associated Press holding exclusive rights to its news dispatch republication.
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Smea
Bureau of
Tucson
Fiz
Tucson Tingac Publishing Company
Allan Bo Ojaynes
Adair
Tucson Citizen
Poste Fice
Arizona
Associated Preas
Faithless to their trust in Tucson police crisis mentioned
A Citizen denounces corruption and the firing of three city officers amid a pattern of deputy and police misconduct in Tucson and Pima County. The piece argues officers abused gifts of power for robbery and murder, calls for stronger oversight, and criticizes salaries as a root of corruption affecting peace officers and public safety.
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Tuc A
Charlie Leehs
van Ness
Tucson
Pina County
Tony 4
Onterville
Tien
Hugh
Tietseon
Pirsk Counset
Galis
Poerels
Jeget
Red Cross Christmas Roll Call Urges Universal Membership
The Red Cross announces a national Christmas Roll Call to enroll every American in the organization. Funds from past drives support war relief and tuberculosis education, while a combined effort with the National Tuberculosis Association aims to avoid duplicative appeals. Seals sales and church involvement are tied to the drive with Sunday observances planned.
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Ameran Red
Red Cross
Nore
Pirtigal
Armies of Freedom
National Tuberculosis, Association
National Tuberculosis Association
Red Cross War Council
Are
Is Realosis Association
Public critique of mail and telegraph service prompts letters
Citizens tear into post office and Western Union handling of mail and night letters. J A Ronstadt urges examples of poor service while readers report misrouted mail, delayed delivery, and boxes mixed up. letters to Milwaukee and Tucson hotel recipients linger days and weeks.
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J. Af. Ronstadt
Nesaon
Ronstadt
Tucson
Ry Ice
Edith Fet
de Rita
Citizen
Milwaukee
Hugh McPhee
West
McPhee
Burleson
Editors Echo Peace Hope Despite War Fatigue
A cautious editorial urges Americans not to forget soldiers as peace nears. It notes attitudes shift in towns yet insists ardor for veterans remains strong and that wartime sacrifice must be remembered in the postwar era.
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Bertin Fosine
Tie Bee
Religion and fear in epidemic times
The piece argues that fear worsens epidemics and that religion can calm panic. It critiques official authorities for predicting worse futures and urges common sense and practical measures over apocalyptic rhetoric. It emphasizes mental quiet and confidence as vital to public health.
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Heine
Disappointed Americans Miss Their Chance At War Fronts
A vast number of U S soldiers trained and ready to fight felt betrayed as the war ended before they could join front line action. Veterans of service abroad and in training posts express deep longing to prove themselves while recognizing the nation’s debt to their sacrifices and readiness.
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United States
Great Britain
France
Aavs
Pershine
Senate confirms Murphy as Arizona governor
Arizona's Senate confirms Nathan O. Murphy for governor. Postmaster Cheyney notes rising holiday mail. Alfred S. Donan, legislative council elect, is in the city. Wooll Griffith and others travel to Prescott as court sessions begin. mining figures make brief appearances aroundtown.
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Washington
Senate
Nathan O. Murphy
Arizona
Alfred S. Donan
Legislative Council
Wooll Griffith
B. Be.marthal
Prescott
Bulgarians Continue Maltreatment of Greeks Abroad
Travelers arriving from Bulgaria report ongoing harassment and mistreatment of Greeks living in Bulgaria and Thrace despite the war being nominally over.
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Salonta
Des
Bulgaria
Thrace
Anecdotes of the Sarly Days 4 wi ahi all or Firms 14571
A fragmentary note recounts a period involving the Sarly Days and local bands. It mentions Indian figures, a gate, and a confrontation near Paparoes valley with references to figures named Titus and Hutat. The text hints at unrest and a sequence of events tied to a band in a frontier region.
LNT Rs. of Sees Eff 822 7 St
Local notice states that long sentence about rates of something effective on 822 7 St. Details are unclear in readable text.
The League of Nations Debate and American Nationalism
The essay argues for cautious involvement in the League of Nations, urging preservation of U.S. sovereignty. It calls for keeping strong military power, restricting entangling alliances, and reserving rights over immigration, currency policy, and domestic affairs. It endorses a pragmatic internationalism rooted in nationalism to protect American interests.
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France
Wilson
Germany
Mary
Russia
League
America
Equator
Great Britain
Universal
Tucson Jews Attend Relief Meeting in Arizona Drive
A plan by the Arizona American Jewish Relief Committee calls for a nationwide fund drive January 6 to 11 to aid European war sufferers in Poland the Ukraine and Armenia. Arizona chair Albert Steinfeld may not attend due to family illness. the state quota is 75000 with committee members including Solomon Friedman Krupp Browne Drachman Stein Gadman Dowell and Mix.
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Arizona
American Jewish Relief Committee
Phoenix
Tucson
Charlies
Solomon B Friedman
Paul Krupp
J. Browne
Harry Drachman
H Stein
Gadman
Wilson
Hunt Albert Steinfeld
G. Ho Dowell
Douglas
L. W. Mix
Nogales
Poland
Ukraine
Armenia
Prussia set to elect constituent assembly after imperial elections
Official dispatches indicate Prussia will hold elections for a constituent assembly shortly after the imperial assembly vote. The German government has not fixed a date, while rumors of early February circulate but remain unconfirmed.
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Prussia
Associated Press
Lin
Assembly of
Prucvsia
Asecuayls
Tne
Spiritual Recuperation and Divine Mind in Christian Science
The text argues that true recovery comes not from material cure but from aligning thought with divine mind and spiritual reality. It cites Mrs. Eddy, Jesus, and James to claim recovery is the shift from mortal sense to truth, with harmony and eternal life as the outcome.
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Wey
House of Fergel
Peru
Mortyce
Wara
Rostabor
Mre
Eddy
Science and
Mrs. Eddy
Christ
Jesus
Hiim
James
Ana Svery
Ahere
Lettess
Switzerland Declines Refuge for Former Emperor Charles
It is understood that Switzerland has declined to permit former Emperor Charles of Austria Hungary to reside in the country. The decision follows discussions within Swiss authorities and reflects ongoing concerns about asylum and political stability.
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Vlum
Mt Nios Tye
Charles
Austria Hungary
Switzerland
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W. A. Jamison
Sanu Augustine Hotel
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Rosemont
Silver Bell Mine
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Paparoes
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League of Nations
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