Tucson Citizen Sentinel Notes and Ownership Markings
Newspaper boilerplate from The Tucson Citizen describing establishment in 1870, Associated Press leased wire service, Audit Bureau of Circulation, weekday evening publication in Tucson Arizona, and mailing address for communications. Includes president Allan B. Jaynes and rights of AP republication.
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Associated Press
Audit Bureau of Circulation
Tucson
Ariz
Tucson Printing and Publishing Company
Allan B. Jaynes
Tucson Citizen
Citizen
Arizona
Copper price outlook amid looming 26 cent limit during price shift
The copper market faces mixed signals as a January 1 price cap of 26 cents looms. Reports claim spot copper offered at 19 cents may be false and January delivery sales at 1.19 dollars raise doubts about supply, demand, and labor effects. Experts expect a price drop after price controls end, with potential overproduction and cuts in high grade operations before a recovery in six to nine months, impacting Arizona workers and small properties nationwide.
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Oker’s
Erefet
Euc
America
Sasco
Arizona
Sam Gompers
Chamber of Commerce Quarters in Tucson Face Relocation
The Tucson Chamber of Commerce plans to vacate its Stone Avenue site after a rent rise. A Board vote on new locations is set for Tuesday. The current space offers a 400 seat meeting hall used by public groups and may be preserved if a $15 monthly increase is approved. The new board elected January will decide lease terms and whether to consult county supervisors and the city publicity commission before any long term commitment.
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Tucson Chamber of Commerce
Old Pueblo Club
Stone Avenue
Chamber of Commerce
Mercantile House
H. W. Fenner
Board of Supervisors
City Publicity Commission
Red Cross Drives Members During December Campaign
The United States begins a seven day push December 17 to 23 to enroll every citizen in the American Red Cross rolling campaign. Officials urge large turnout and pledge that even after the war many will need Red Cross relief for famine diseases in Persia and Near East. The American committee seeks 30 million dollars in January to aid Syria Palestine and other regions under Red Cross care.
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American Red Cross
United States
Red Cross
Sssuy
Onlin
Amer‘ Red Cross
Ly Kahn
Persia
Teheran
American Committee For Relief In the
Near East
Syria
Palestine
The Return of the Prodigal in Tucson Real Estate Revival
Real estate man returns to Tucson after wartime scarcity driven by hope and Liberty Bond support. He is an optimist and booster for growth, predicting strong housing demand and new construction to match population expansion. Gyend, handling real money, is encouraged as the builder comes into his own.
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Tucson
Hope
Maine
Rint
Tuchi
Gyend
War Stamp drive questioned by Douglas Dispatch editors
The Douglas Dispatch argues Phoenix Maricopa county leaders push selling Liberty bonds for stamps, risking unpatriotic behavior. It urges investors to follow the Phoenix example, warns against using bond proceeds for stamps, and calls for a clear government funding goal and restraint in trading bonds for stamps.
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Douglas Dispatch
Phoenix
Maricopa County
Stamp Committee
Liberty Bond Fund
Douglas War Stamp Committee
Public Institutions Commission Criticized As Redundant
Phoenix reports a cross party view that the state commission of public institutions is wasteful and overpowered by the governor. It notes the board’s history under different leaders and suggests monthly meetings by the governor and superintendents could replace the commission, lowering costs and clarifying responsibility.
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Phoenix
State Commission of Public Institutions
Campbell Republican
Board of Control
Insane Asylum
Reform School
State University and Normal Schools
Board of Regents
International Court of Justice Trial for Hohenzollern Examined
An international court of justice could demonstrate feasibility and potential of global jurisprudence for criminal charges against rulers. The Springfield opinion notes current tribunals lack scope and significance compared to a full international court.
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Springfield Republican
Herr Hohenzollern
International Court of Justice
League of Nations
Tucson Court Trial Exonerates Camp Grant Suspects
In 1871 at Tucson the First District Court tried 104 Pima County citizens for the Camp Grant Massacre. Judge Titus charged the jury with expansive questions about Apache actions, Mexican and Papago protection, and U S government conduct, leading the jury to acquit all defendants in about twenty minutes. The case is recounted in Farish's Arizona history volume.
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United States District Court For
First District
Territory
Arizona
Tucson
Pima County
Camp Grant
Grant
Stafford
Titus
United States
Lous
Farish
Notables Return on Liner From Europe
Passengers aboard the French steamship La Lorraine arriving in New York include Mrs Theodore Roosevelt Jr, Mrs Vincent Astor, Mrs W. K. Vanderbilt, and Mary Garden. Also on board were Commander W. S. Crossley, Ted Ford of Washington, an American aviator formerly with the Lafayette Escadrille, and Van Duzer Burton.
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Aecsorsted Presse
New York
la Lorraine
Theodore Roevelt, Jr
Vincent Astor
Vanderbilt
Mary Garden
W. 8S
Crossley
Madrid
Ted Ford
Washington, D. C
LaFayette Escadgrilla
van Duzer Burton
High wages at Odessa rise fed by confiscation of capital
Dec 16 report notes wages in Odessa are very high, nearly confiscating capital. Industry stalls as allied Russian policy looms. Two French divisions are expected to defend allied property next week.
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Odessa
Leviathan Brings 8000 U S Troops Home Amid Fog
The Leviathan transport arrives in port with 8000 American soldiers aboard after a two day fog delay in New York Harbor. Major General George Barnett, head of the Marine Corps, is among the notables on board.
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U. S
New Oak
Leviathan
New York Harbor
George Barnett
United States Marine Corps
America lends aid in reforestation efforts in France
Percival B. Risdale, secretary of the American Forestry Association, sailed for Paris to confer with French officials about American aid for reforestation. He carries a traveling bag with seed to grow 50,000 fir trees, a variety sourced from the United States for experimental planting at the government's request.
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America
new—_s
Wired
New York
France
Percival
Ridsdale
American Forestry Association
Paris
Rédadale
Two Tucson Names On Casualty Lists
The Citizen lists multiple Arizona casualties by city with statuses including Wounded Severely, Wounded Degree Undetermined, Died Of Disease, Missing In Action, and Wounded Slightly. Names appear from Tucson Phoenix Globe Yucca Douglas Avondale and Yuma areas with street addresses and family mentions. Complete lists are kept on file at The Citizen office for reader consult.
Expansion Urged for Foreign Trade of U S
The annual report of the chief of the bureau of foreign and domestic commerce urges expanding government facilities to promote foreign trade. It calls for stronger U S involvement in international trade and ethical economic foundations, plus extending commercial attaché and trade commissioner services with new attaches planned for Rome Madrid Ottawa Mexico City Santiago Athens and other posts.
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Washington, D. C
Bureau of Foreign and Domestic Commerce
United States
Rome
Madrid
Ottawa
Mexico City
Santiago
Chile
Athens
Wedding of Henrietta Herring to Selim M Franklin in Tucson
A grand wedding at the Herring residence on North Main in Tucson united Miss Henrietta Herring and Hon Selim M Franklin in an Episcopalian ceremony led by Rev Gee. The setting featured carnations ferns and candles with Ruth Cheyney leading the bridal party and Mendelssohn’s wedding march. The reception showcased cut glass silverware paintings and many costly gifts as the couple departed for California and plans for their new home.
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Tucson
Coil William Herring
North Main Street
Mise Henrietta Herring
Rev
Gee
Mendelsohn
Ruth
Cheyney
Franklin
California
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