The Tucson Citizen Newspaper Record
A brief entry from The Tucson Citizen, established 1870, noting Associated Press leased wire use and Bureau circulation. Mentions publication schedule and paper ownership, with address for communications and republication rights details.
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Associated Press
Audit Bureau of Circulation
Tucson
Ariz
Tucson Prince and Publishing Company
Allan B. Jaynes
Tucson Citizen
Arizona
Masking Ordinance Fight Spurs Controversy and Reform Talk
Yesterday's high court appeal by John Mets challenges the city masking law as class legislation. Officials hint at diverting fines to a Red Cross conscience fund as debate over enforcement and efficacy continues.
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John Mets
Hig Demurrer
Red Cross
Tucdon
Tucson Chamber forms bureau to aid returning soldiers
The Tucson Chamber of Commerce establishes a job placement bureau to secure employment for returning soldiers and sailors. The move follows a labor secretary's recommendation and city county committee support, with Chamber leadership promising an organized clearing house to connect veterans with jobs amid growing postwar labor demand.
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Tucson Chamber of Commerce
Secretary of Labor
Chamber of Commerce
Arizona Leaders Split Over I W W Attitudes
The report compares Governor Boyle of Nevada with George W. P. Hunt, noting calls for honest leaders in the I W W. Tom Campbell labels the I W W Bolsheviks of the West earning applause at a governor’s conference. Arizona voters are seeing early November election results reflect broad sentiments.
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George W. P. Hunt
Arizona
Boyle
Nevada
Annapolis
Hunt
Phoenix
Tom Campbell
Campbell
George Hunt
George
Propaganda failures and German Americans' loyalty in 1919 rhetoric
The piece argues German propaganda failed to sway German born Americans, whose loyalty to the United States remained firm as casualty lists mounted. It notes honor in German American leaders like Schurz and Sigel and criticizes officials for focusing on returning soldiers while proposing political slogans for 1920.
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Berlin
America
Germany
Schurz
Sigel
Koerner
Brentano
Heinen
Twenty Years Ago Doday In Tucson
Twenty years ago in Tucson the Mily Radulovich building nears completion while thieves warned against raids. Parsons holds the Elks hall contract $10,000. a cockpit added to Silver Lake hotel attractions for cockfighting lovers. Silver Lake hotel linked by telephone to Tucson. arrangements by C Birkenfeld.
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Doday
Tucson
Parsons
the Elks Hall
Silver Lake
Silver Lake Hotel
C. Birkenfeld
What Other Scitors Say About France’s Postwar Leadership
The piece argues Marshal Foch could become France’s next president, noting his wartime leadership and world acclaim. It contrasts the presidency as a largely symbolic role, similar to prior leaders, and suggests France may honor a victorious general by keeping him in public view.
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France
Marshal Focl
Carnot
Marshal MacMahon
Poincare
Foch
Clemenceau
England
Marshal Foch
Move of Arizona State Capital From Prescott to Phoenix
Anecdotes recount the 1889 legislative push to relocate the territorial capital from Prescott to Phoenix amid strong opposition from Prescott citizens and editor John Marion. Governor Zulick signed the bill after pressure, with lawmakers and records moved south, while Phoenix boosted construction to host the session.
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Phoenix
Old Territory
Prescott
Khowh
Presgent
John Marion
Democratic Party
Cleveland
Marion
Meyer Zulick
Zulick
Los Angeles
Rio Salado
Maricopa County
A C Baker
Tom Smith
William Christy
John Y. Smith
Hekes
Mesa
The
Mormon Church
Tom Farish
Sam Webb
Frank Cox
Jordan
Pullman Porters Trained as Firemen After Tragic Fire
The coroner's jury in Winnipeg recommends training Pullman porters to use fire fighting gear on trains after a tourist coach fire on a C P train killed 20. the fire's cause remains undetermined but started under a lower berth and porters failed to use extinguishers. Also from San Francisco the army transport Logan, carrying troops to Siberia, caught fire but resumed voyage after fumes were subdued.
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Associated Press
Wintpeg
Pullman
Questern
Roenheur
San Francisco
Logan
Siberia
Een
Marine Department of the Chamber of Commerce
Honoleiu
Lipton Carries On With America's Cup Dream
The piece chronicles Sir Thomas Lipton and his repeated attempts to win the America's Cup with Shamrock boats from the 1899 Columbia defeat to the 1914 Shamrock IV. War halted racing, leaving Lipton’s challenge waiting for peace as the Royal Ulster Yacht Club prepares to contest Britannia’s grip if she can beat the American defender, Reliance.
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Boston Transcript
Sir Thomas Lipton
Sir Thomas
Columbia
Lipton
Royal Ulster Yacht Club
Thomas Lipton
Poles Reclaim Their Country With American Help
A Polish American division trained in Niagara and Canada left Havre for Danzig to serve Poland. They fought in Champagne and near Rheims aiding Allied forces and were cited for gallantry. Their endurance shaped Hungary’s and Austria’s actions, inspiring democratic ideals to be carried to Cracow and beyond.
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iNew York Flersi
Posen
Silesia
Republic of Poland
America
Havre
Danzig
Poland
Balth
Canada
Paderewski
Niagara
Martin
Milsiein
France
Champagne
Gouraud
Rheims
Marne
Austria
Haller
Carpathians
Bessarabia
Murman Coast
Archangel
Cracow
Farms for Soldiers proposed by Secretary Lane
Secretary Franklin K. Lane advocates turning waste land into farms for returning soldiers. He cites 200 million acres suitable for irrigation drainage and clearing. He urges western irrigation as immediate employment and warns of bureaucratic waste without coordinated funding and administration.
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Chicago Tribune
Franklin K. Lane
United States
Lane
Committee
Congress
A Word for Mr Colter
El Paso Herald notes Fred T. Colter Democrat declined to contest the Arizona governor race against Thomas E. Campbell. The paper cites cost and harmony as reasons, praising his gesture and predicting continued popularity if he seeks office again.
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el Paso Herald
Fred T. Colter
Thomas E. Campbell
Arizona
Colter
Campbell
Gov. Campbell
Gov. Hunt
Supreme Court
Mexican Cavalry Soldier Shot by U S Patrol in Texas
A Mexican cavalryman, later identified as serving with the Mexican 4th Cavalry, was shot and killed at Haciendita in Marfa Texas after crossing the Rio Grande and stealing cattle. The incident occurred when he fired on a patrol of the Eighth United States Cavalry, which returned fire. The body was sent to Meriden.
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United States Navy
T.s
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Roosevelt
Leonard Wood
Apublican
Mily
Radulovich
Rap
Itizvens
Leinst
New York
MR. Colter
Albert Steinfeld & Co
Santa Claus
Cretonne
Albert Steinfeld
East Congress St
Buehman
Corner Stone
Pennington
FORD
Ford Garage
M. Mansfeld
E. Broadway
Royal Bakery
H. Brooks
Ninth St
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